Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-21
COLIN Wins TIDAL
STAKES WITH EASE
Twenty Thousand Persons
Witness the Great Colt Run
Away From His Field.

NEW YORK. June N.-The fifteenth
successive victory was added TO his rec
ord today by Colin, James r. Keene's
unbeaten three-year-old. when he won the
Tidal stakes at the Sheepshead Bay track
In easy fashion. The Tidal stakes are for
three-year-olds. and are worth sl4J50 to
the winner. Todays victory and that OF
Ballot In the Suburban Friday make Mr.
keenes returns from two races close TO
$4,000
Colin was in his two year-old form and
apparently sound and true. His string OF
winnings practically put him out OF the
betting. the odds being quoted at ! to 5.
Twenty thousand persons cheered him
as he was sent on the track for a warm
Ing up. The four horses were sent away
to a fine start, leaving the barrier heads
apart. Colin quickly went to the front.
and from. that moment led his field easily
and with great apparent reserve. At the
quarter he bettered Chapultepec and
Stamina by length and a half. and car
rIed them down the back stretch with
positions unchanged. At the far turn
Notter checked him a bit and the field
closed up slightly. and Dorante raced
into second place. but when the horses
came Into the stretch Notter gave the
speedy keene colt his head and the young
ster responded in fashion which brought
the crowd to Its feet, cheering madly for
the favorite. The jockey eased up on
Gohn as ne neared the finish. allowing
Dorante TO come within q couple OF
lengths as they swept across the line.
Dorante was four lengths before Stamina
which. In turn, was eight lengths before
Chapultepec. The latter stopped TO al
most walk In the final furlong. Collins
time was 2O4.
Mediant won the Foam stake, while
Bayonet captured the Introductory stee-
plechase.
Judge Post. stable mate OF Bayonet.
ishing the course and dropped in front of
the clubhouse. He was dispatched.
Summaries:
First race. the Roseben lightweight handicap.
e-year-olds and upward. six and one-haf fur
aud out. won: saracinesca. IIs Odusgrave1. to
!. to and to 5. second; Far West, las u.
Lord also ran. The last named left at post
and upward aou, two mss see tT%e
and , to s; won: ThistIsd.s. los cHupiss. $ %
sss;s: ..S f.. i'sf g.rSs:s n
coupled.
Third race, the Foam, two-year-olds. 1--WE fur.
5 to !: 2 :. i and even. won. High Range. ms
~. Lee) 10 to 1. 4 to 1 aud TO 1. second:
basque. lis .tSotterl. to 3. to ) and out,
third Time Loo ga. Sir John. Mailman,
Sandpiper. Choirmaster Of Chesterbrook, Uncle
Fourth race. the Tidal, three year odds, one
mile and a quarter-COlin. 126 tNotter), 4 to s
and out. won: Dorante 126 u. Lee) 10 to 4
= to > and out, second; Stamina: I2I IL. Dugan,.
= 70 l. to . and out, third. Time 2.O4.
Caapaltepec also ran.
Fifth race Beacon Light handicap. three-year-
olis ana upward. one mile and three -sixteenths
on the turf course-Brother Jonathan, iO7 &C.
, nnrns'. ~ ~ 70 l. 10 to ] and to 1. IPn; Fla
second; Sea Wolf 11o If. Duganl. to 5. /
TO and out. third. Time. 2-0l 3-5. Banker
Berkeley. Blue Book, Big Bow and Guncotton
also ran.
sIxth race. the Hermis. three year -olds and
upward. selling: one mile-The Wrestler los
,Notfer, TO 1. TO 1 and even won; Rock
stone. LOB Garnerl. to !. 2 to I and even,
and to ;. third; Time, 80 s-5. Col. White.
Rye. Zienar. Red Friar. Oraculum. samuel H.
Harris. Sugar Pine. Royal Lady Corn Cob.
Melbourne, Trash. Little and Longball also ran.