The Washington times., 1908-07-12
FRANK GILL Wins
TRIDENT STAKES
Collar Colt Finishes Two
Lengths Ahead of Speedy
HeSsian.
SHREVE AND GARNER
DRAW SUSPENSIONS
Jockeys Get Tickets for Rough
Rdins-Jacobite Upsets
Form Players.

NEW YORK. July 11-Fra,E ar
the Collar colt belonging TO ..T,-,rl-,-.
JACK McGinnis, captured the Trident
Stakes. which took the pIsre ~ ,Es
historic Brighton Handiczp- TO-DAY ~
Brighton Beach By two lengths f-o7,
ttessian. the great Joyaer colt Czor6
I-4oy Finished third. ten lengths IN
front Of Old Honesty.
The Collar colt had All his er...7
with him and quickly put daylight be-
tween hlinself and the balance Com
ing into The stretch. Notter had hin,
under wraps, TWO lengths IN front OF
Hesslan. which was doing his best 10
cut down the lead Frank GIN never
faltered, and sailed 70 the line an ezs,
winner The Trident was worth only
$500 TO Frank Gill. while in -orne-
years the winner Of The Brighton
would have earned $4,000
Keene Trio Missed.
The familiar names OF the great
keene trio, Ballot, Colin. and Celt.
were missed by the turtles. but with
the exception Of these three. The eeId
in the Trident was composed Of the
same horses that have been running
IN the big handicaps.
Jacobite upset the form plavers nv
capturing the first event Eauopinz.
Tom McGrath. under the coIors Of his
new owner. Maurice kraus. beat
Bosom, the : 10 70 choice. for the
place Upton. who rode Bosom. zot
caught in several pockets on the back
stretch and was never able 10 eet
clear sailing until il was too late
Jockey Shreve was set down for
three days for rough riding. and
-Skeets" Garner drew a tveo-day sus-
pension for the same reason
Summaries.
First race-SelilnE5 three-year-oics aud
upward, six fUrIongs- Jacobite- 10 Mus
grave. 3 20 !. won; Tom AIcGrath. III
tAIilerj. 70 70 /. second; Bosom. IS up
tom. 10 5. third Time, l:l2 %. Ex-
Pl0slon. Queen Marguerite. Kentucky
Beau. Tileing, SangUine, SaIvoIzJlle also
ran
Second race-TwO-year-olds; selling:
i've and One-haIf furlongs. Waponoca.
l05 (Lang). : 70 10. won. Terror. 1I2 Du-
gam, 8 20 /, second; St Withhold. IO4
UptOn', 8 70 ], third Time. 1-07 %
Hammock Boy, Beauty Bright. and Pes
caJOre also ran
Third race-Three-year-oI and up
ward; selling; six furlongs. Conedi-
enne. I07 CAIcDanie). : 70 10. won G-i-
maldL 10 lNotter). 10 TO ). second: Sa-
raoi1esca- 10 C8Iiuer). 10 70 /. third.
Time. lib. TroUveur. NIirdu. Easton,
Batsman, Umbrella, and Dead Gone also
ran.
Fourth rsCe-TriGent Handicap three
year-olds and upward; one and one
quarter miles. Frank Gill 113 CC1t-
ter. Il 10 3 won: Hessisn. I20 Dugaaj,
4 10 5, second; Gold Lady, lis NIaCah-
ey). s 10 /. third Time. 2.04 Is Old
Honesty and Running Water also ran.
Fifth race-Three-year-OId mile Big
Chief. III CNotte-), Is 10 %. won: Bou-
QUet. lo5 CMcDanieD. Il 20 10 second:
Tennis, g. CYOrke). 30 10 l. third Time.
l.5s- Only three starters
Sixth race-Two-year-oIds five and
one-half fUrlOngs. Verbatim. 100 Sum
ter, % to 1. won; Gliding Belle. I12
(NiIler), 3 10 ?. second; Dander. 10 NC
Carthy), 10 1. third Time, I:o7 SIS.
Gus Helm, Siskin. Patsy. Personal,
Chaffnch and Timbuctoo also ran.
Entries for Monday.
First e-Tnree-yea--olds and up-
ward; handicap; six furlongs Simbus.
10; Notasulga, 100; Tourenne. 10 Ri
alto, I06; Golden Pearl, 1O5: Dreamer.
120: Tom McGrath. 1O9; Beaucoup. ss;
Alauda, 80; King Cobalt l16: Question
Mark, los; Cohort. 100, Pautoufe. lG3-
Tilesng. III; SaIvOlatiIe. 9S: Bat Master
son, S5; Altuda, los; Julia Powell. Io4:
Hartford Boy. S. Also eligibIe-Fond
Heart. 80; Half Sovereign, 95: BaIbus,
90; Jacobite, Io9-
Second raCe-Tw TwO-year-OIds: selling.
five furIongs. Enfield. los. Fore. 10.
Arondack. SO: Short Cut, I07; +RubIe,
81; Hanonia, 90; prudent, Iog; Grania,
lo4; aPescatore. 81, Donation. 90: sGreen-
back. 81; Mystify, 90
Third race-Four-year-o and up-
ward: one and one-sixteenth miles. sal
IO5; Beauclere, 115; Chaseaway,
los; Dolly Spanker, rs; COunJersign, les;
Littleton' Maid. i09: Moonshine, lO6:
Sailor Girl, 106; Crassina. III: Grace
Cameron. 90: Joe Stanley, 101-
Fourth ace-TEree-year-oIds and m
miles. C0rncOb. los; Zienap. I06, CaIrn-
gorm. us. TCurenne. 122. Question Mark.
ia: Easton, s. Black Oak. 50, d'ArkIe,
90; Campaig1er. IS: LaIly. 81; KflIie-
cranlZie, 90; ISeckon. 1o4; Dolly Spanker.
lQS. Shadow Glance. 90 Old Honesty. rs.
Fifth race-Four-year-o and up
ward: cplechase- about two miles
Jimmy Lane, 141, prince Of Pilsen. I32.
loTulte. l5l, Grandpa l45: Caller, 10,
Jim McGill. 131, ECbador. 40.
'~Ten pounds allowances claimed
Sixth raCC-Three-year-Old and up-
ward. selling: one and oue-sixteenI
miles. Ellisdale. Iii; Colonel White,
ming Star, 81; sAlauda. 1OI: Corncob.
ia; Faran C'Or. 10I1 Import, 50
Apprentice allowance claimed. clear,
fast.
PORTER'S HIGH JUMP.