The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-06
MADDEN COLT WINS
SIN STAKES OVER 1Ms MssKETTE. T4osh
Fufurity Winner Was q Good Sec ond and Question of the Sea-
 soma Best Two Year old is

New York, Sept, s.-Under nearly den's colt. Sir Martin and James R | Keene's futurity winner, Maskette | met this afternoon in the rich Flat, bush stakes at Sheepshead Bay and
 As in the futurity. Sir Martin had | run we'll while giving the, keene lilly I iis.' # fI was thought thaat to-day. with | the handicap remover he might take her measure. and he did not disappoinl The result of the pretty race was loudly cheered. It has given rise to a belief in some quarters thai alter all the question of the best st ,wo oeit1sd yes5 and perhaps Is not altogether oi weight, if not of distance also, the Flatbush stakes. which SIT Martin n to the futurity's six.
 In the. race to-day Wedding Bells jumped into the lead at the start by and Sir Martin in nsclose attendance. At the bend into the stretch, Maskette took the lead by. half length with Martin under a drive and catching the Keene Ally at the furlong post. took the lead and won easily by Tour lengths Maskette. was length and
 J. R. Keene's ballot won the Gen. tury stakes one mile and a half. and In doing so made q new track record to the worlds record for the distsnce, at Chicago several years ago:
 getSer Sssr0t at aaa the s start. Ballot took the lead on the paddock turn bl half length oyer King James. These two eId and at to the sa far M turs Baiot was into the stretch with lead of two
 Schiiiing put King James under q hard drive and although he. closed gamely. he was unable to eaten the ne scant length. King James was sec ond with Dorante third.
 First race-six furlongs: Roseben 14O Garner won; Tom McCrath 127 third. Time 1:1s 2-5. Jersey Lightning. Berry Maid. Nimbus. Golden Pearl, Fort Johnson, Notasulga, Beaucoup, Live Wire, Sadler, He Knows. Wood lane. Marcellus and, Biskra ran.
 Second race: The, Autumn steeple- chase, about 1-2 miles. Santos 152 Dupee won; Ironsides 137 Lynch sec ond; Malacia 132 Henderson third. Time 5:09 2-5. Bayone ran. Sinister pulled up. Water Speed and Mark Gumperts fell.
 Third race: The Flatbush for two years old S10.600 added seven fur longs: Sir Bartin 115 Schilling won; Maskette IF Notter second; Fayette. 115 Lee third. Time 1:27 2-.5 We'd ding Bells and Trance ran. Sir Mar tin and Fayette; Maskette and Wed ding Bells coupled.
 Fourth race: The Century. weight for age, for three years and up guar anteed cash values $20,o00 one mile and a half: Ballot 126 Notter won; King James 115 Schilling second; Do- rante 115 Lee third. Time 2:30 S-5. Frank Gill ran.
 Fifth race: The Fountain Blue. sell ing 1 3-16 miles turf: Miss Crawford SS Upton won; Monfort 106 Smith sec- ond; Darknight 94 Martin third. Time 2:00 4-5. Only three starters. Sixth race: The Pasadena, selling five and a half furlongs Futuflty course. Summer Night 99 Mccarthy won; Rosslare 105 Miller second; La Sata 102 Cullen third. Time 1907 3-5. out. Nedlfnl. Baftfne. Joe Lett.3 pr. Pil- low. Louise Bell, Yankee Daughters. Kenmare Queehc sAdeiaids,c R.- Walsh, Yardstick, Dr. Jerricks, Mfdshipman, Easy and Miss ePrig ran. .iS Entries at sheepsneaA. New York, Sept. 5.--Entries at
  First race, all ages; selling3 six and one-half furlongs; main course--Tom McGrath. Moonshine. 112; Black Mary, Iss Baisus. i6s: wOod too S Craft s9 ss; cRS: cRsS:: pentic, 99. s9f is"
 Second race, steeplechase; handicap: about two miles-Thistle Dale l6O; l4s; Water Speed. 145; Yaqairo. is5; | Paprika, 134; Bat, l33; Denir, 1S2; Jayanese c. 1ao. .s..s and a o9e-haf hsi f1riongsEtherials Ssns lSs SG ton. 15S; chepontec. ouSid, AmeTican Plsts; S7; Sand Piper, ss; Taboo. ss: mile and an eighth: Dorante, 11s; sta. + nina, mi 1os l19 andelion. 1os; Royal Tour
 Fifth race. three year olds and up selling. mile and three quarters, turf pie, D'ArRie. i0s: Miss Crawford f sS; Milford, ss; Long Ball, s7
 sixth race. two year oids, 1-2 fur | longs, main course: Miss Kearney Katy. Bedford, lis; Emperor William | Warfield, Rostrum. IA; Dandy Dixon Particle, no; Lady Selma. Field Daisy Sententious, 107
 Sale of Fine Horses.
 Sheepshead Bay N. Y, Sept. 5.-Ai the sale of yearlings belonging to the Kingston, Larchmont, Maplehurst and | Milstream studs at Sheepshead Bay today, remarkably good prices were realized
 The largest crowd of the year at. tended the sales. including many oi the big owners. The stock offered was fine.
 The star of the sale was chestnut colt by Meddler out of Homespun. Ht was sold to A. J, Joiner, acting for H P. Whitney for $10 TOO. The bidding on this colt began at $1 900 and rose in Sl,000 until S10,00O was reached Joiner making the last bid of $7O0 anc securing the colt
 The other sales of S1,0O0 Or more were: B. C., by Meddler- Kamara; P Carroll, $1.200. B. c by Meddler Irish Ivey II. br Keene, $1,00O. c C. by Meddler Miss Ellis. J E. Wide her, $1.2oO. B. F. by Meddler- Gunfre P. J. Healy, $1,00O B. c. by Meddler Strike A Light II. P. A. Carroll. $i. 700, c. c. by Meddler-R -Rotha II. J R. Keene. $1,5OO. B. R. c. by Meddler Heartache, J. R. Keene, $1,iOO B. F by Meddler- -Schulamite, J. kealy , SLIGO. B. C. by Banaster- -Brnlian. tine, P. J. Healy, s1.00O. B. R. F. b, Hamburg Long Shore. H. P Whitney $l,500. C. Ii. C. by Hammond Sem per Paratus, H. P. Whitney, $l,35O.
 TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
 Nat Emerson Defeats R. c. Seaver B l Bare Margin.