The sun., 1908-06-21
COLIN WINS TIDAL STAKES
KEENE'S COLT RUNS MILE AND
A QUARTER IN 3s0A.


III. ID. Duryea's Mediane, by Naedd,er. Takes
Foam Stakes-Bayonet etoeplechass
Timber, Brother Jonathan and Ths
wrestler Also RooFo nc sheepshead Nay,
Another crowd OF nearly 10000 persons
went to the Shespshsad Bay raostrAok yester-
day afternoon TO sec James r. Keenes mighty
Colin win the $4,000 Tidal stakea. for three.
ysar-olds. one mile and quarter Colin wss
in superb rsttls and scored his fifteenth con.
ssoutivo victory. There were only four starterr
In the Tidal. and aoooording TO handicappers
prices Colin would have been quoted at to I
II public betting odda had been displayed
II. p. Whitney's crack ally Stamina was
believed to be Coins most dangerous rival
with F. A. FoEsythe's Dorente third In the
calculations and the B. and o. Stables
Chapultepeo the outsider.
When the barrier went up Chapuftepes
and Stamina both tried 10 outrun Colin In
the first furlong. They set . terrific pace
but Colin gradually went to the front and
at the quarter pole he had assumed q lead
OF q length and half. In the run to the far
turn Colin was easily the master. He
travelled at such fast clip that Stamina
and Chspultepeo soon ohnoEed IT,
But Dorsnts. who had been trailing mp To
this point. now went after Colin In earnest.
and a. the head OF tho stretch was reached
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hauled Dorsnts continued to run with both
. length behind Colin. Then Notter drew
his whip and shook II close to Collins head
The son of Commando. always inclined to
loaf. quickly rompsd away from DoRante
and bressed to The wire with three lengths
to spare in 2,o4. Dorante. who ran fine race.
finished second. ave lengths before Stamina.
with Chapultspeo "a dogen lengths back.
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02s 4-6. Os5. o47. o:5s. TAI SIS. 124 2-5, 1888.
I:50 3-6. 2:04.
H. B. Duryea's colors were carried to
victory In the Foam Stakes. for two-year-
oids. Ave furlongs, Futurity course. by
Mediant. handsome bay Ally By Msddler-
Ballantrae. She made practically all the
running and passed the judges two lengths In
front Of j. T. Ma Maddsns lon High H. Range n1as ,yn, who
+. j. DWyer's sfr John was hall q len 9Th
bS' By the s.per m ssa no e ans
anf ''s % *: % t. 4. 1ss.l zns
two miles. Judge Post went out to set the
eS y aaHsys AZ t. tss IS sEd n
andsr s' pasent ds snd so the front ss
home six len gths to tho good In A.o5 Us.
Thistledale came fest at the end and beat
7. 8. Martin head for the place.
H. p. whitneys, Timber, first choice.
picked H AZ pound, n abs ,hs RG.ss1p ss ash
main track. and making all his own pace
by a neck from G. b. Sullivan's Saraoinesca.
with M. J.. SohwTtzs Far West neck be-
hind. The time was 10.
/ T. W. Coultsr's Brother Jonathan an
added starter also an outsider. provided
an upset In the Beacon Light Handicap. at Q
mile and three-sixteenths on the turf. II
P. Whitneys q Sea Wolf set the pace TO the
| head OF the stretch, where he weakeped. and
| Brother Jonathan, who had been close be-
| hind all the way. went to the front, 70 win by
| q length and Q half In 2:O1 3-5. Flavigny
| who came from the ruck with a tremendous
| rush. also passed Sea Wolf ct the last six-
| teenth pole and beat him four lengths for the
place Blue Book had no speed at all. while
| Berkeley was run Of his feet at the end OF
| a mile and was eased up.
The Wrestler, Notter up. made all the
| running In the last race. the Hermis Selling.
| At o mile, but hid to be ridden out to win
| by three parts q length from Rockstone,
| who closed resolutely and got up to beat
| Tom Dolan q head for the place. Rye was
| messed about and could not finish better
| than O length out Of the money. The time
| was 80 rs. Notter rode two winners. The
summaries:
Roseben High Weight Handicap for three-year