The sun., 1908-04-22
CHAPULTEPEC'S STERLING
BEATS KEENES RESTIGOUCHE IN
TWO HORSE AFFAIR,AT 4 NILE.
Latter'S Rider Makes Protest Of Foul, but
ID observation-disclosures Is Timed In lES0
4-S-InshAni, james d. Brady, Royal
Captive, ,TrOubIemaker er and AiyStlTy Win.


Chaputepec, the crack three-year-old colt
by Girolstein- Graciosty, who was a hot
fayorite In the Carter Handicap. only to be
left at the post proved his worth yesterday
at Auueduct when he won the Sterling Stakes,
weight for age lace at a mile. All Of the
original starters we're scratched with the eX-
ception Of James r. Keene's three year-old
gelding Restigouche, by Commando-DanC-
ing Water who won the Freeport Handicap
and beat Jack Atkin. the Carter winner last
Saturday II was virtually match race and
In the speculation n was a case OF o to 10 and
take your pick
When the barrier went up Notter shot
RestIgouohe TO the front and opened up lead
Of a couple OF lengths Mcdaniel. however,
kept Chapultepec under a light pull until he
reached point opposite the field stand, where
he began 10 cut loose. with splendid stride
and wonderful turn Of speed ChapultepeC
drew alongside Of Mr.. Keenes racer and then
slowly forged to the front, while the 1900
spectators shouted themselves hOarse. II was
terrific drive after that to the wire. when
Chapultepec won by a length and a half in
1889 As Notter, because Of a humping In
The stretch. made protest OF foul aglnst the
winner, hut the stewards overruled him.
The race was the most sensational 50 far this
season
f. X. lltchcocks Smoker even money
fayOrlte in the first race. n selling afialr AZ a
mile, finished In third place, running to his
previous, form. 7. ]. Chnns lngham,
backed down to 10 TO ), after being carried
along by the fast pace set by Jack Bennets
OrCAgna, 20 1. went TO the front and won
ridden out by half length In ~? Is.
came with rush In the stretch and took the
paCe by a length and a half from Smoker
who Just beat Orcagna a head. Sir TOdding-
ton had some early speed.
Frank }, Farrell's colt, James B, Brady,
backed down from to even money, showed
he way In the second race, u handicap for
three-yeat -olds, six furongs. and came home
with safe margin IN ia i-j, J., A. Celia 's
Hyperion H., TO !, picking up top weight
l?O pounds, ran game race and took the place
from oxford, Is 10 /, bv couple OF lengths.
H. T. Wilson Jr s AletheuO. ~ TO 5, was the
runner np for half pile, but stopped after
that as 4 short OF work.
The Newcastle stables Royal Captive, a
lilly. by Golden Ma Nim, backed from 10 to !.
made all the running in the third race, for
t"99,Eesrtold tllles' Tour iurionss' and Won won -
Arionette, 3 70 favorite, After being shut on,
was Overhauling The winner near the wire |
and would probably have been successful in |
Highland, by, sam, a. I? TO I, was length |
back John f. Maddens ChHperon. I TO /, |
after being second TO the last furlong pole, |
stopped 70 nothing. The time was OI7 3-5
T.. r, Bradleys Troublemaker, played well |
at ~ 10 j. NHs victorious In the fifth race a |
selling event a. Elk furlongs, Frank J. |
tarrells Blandy. g, l, was In front for Eve |
furOngs but quit Then Troublemaker took |
command aud beat the Newcastle Stables |
Big Chief ~ 10 ), with something 10 spare, |
Sadler, r. 10 !. was third, three PARTS Of q
length back. just after the start star Of |
Runnymede fell. but ", Doyle was not badly /
atn art N hnd "A
several Others were practically left The
time was l:l5 2-5.
James r. Keene's Mystify. an even money |
fsvorite. showed her heels TO the Others in |
the last race, for maiden two-year-olds, !
four and hail furlOngs, winning easily by |
half length in O.jl -. j. ". Reed, in the |
Chinn colors and quoted Al Z 70 I, ran good |
race and beat n y. DuryPa' = Gavin, I TO l. a
length and 2 half for the place Four favor |
ties won and the talent had another good day. |
Notter carried on the riding honors with two |
wieners and two seconds. The track vas
lightning fast, The summaries