The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-02
 CELT WINS
 BIG HANDICAP Brooklyn Goes to Brother
 of Colin. BOTH ARE OWNED BY KEENE Jockey Notter is Again the Lucky
 Boy. Fair Play Ran second, and Master Robert Thlrd for s2aoeo stake. .6
 Witnessed by n Great Crowd. r- 

New York, June 1.--Cheered by more than 25,000 persons, Celt, 3-year-old colt, bearing the popular coiors of James R. Keene,t won the twenty-sec- ond running of the Brooklyn handicap, one of the classic events of the Ameri- today.
 He did it easily, but at the same time made new record for the race ns oas anS
 Fair Play, August Belmont's gallant S.year.Sld which ran splendid race stakes. was second. and Master Robert
 The Grayesend course was packed the hsndicap s ff The weather esi t was clear ar and the track fast.
 When the bugie sounded for the race. there was a round of applause as Ceit post. Ridden by Notter, he cantered past the grand stand looking the win ner that he proved to be-.
 At the start, he was second to get away. but after the first half mile he led his field and from that time to the finish he was never in danger, win ning %ith the grsstesst ; sass i. As he he almost eased up by his jockey, great cheer went up from the throng in the grand stand and on the lawns.
 
 : In blood, Ce1t, both sons of Commando. year that the public has come to almost idolize them. s5tt. ..,
 Colin, by winning the Belmont stakes, handicap today added more than $4O,- GOO to MT. Keene's stake winnings in two consecutive days of racing. tacu1ar feature of the race was the finish of Fair Play and Master Robert. the former. managing 10 maintain sec the stiIi fast coming Master Robert.
 The Expectation stakes for 2-year- olds. was won by Harry Payne Whit ney's Blacktord, which. finished a nose in front of A. B. Spreckles's Torbelino. Rosstngton- was third.
 Rose Ben came back to form today and won the first event, six furlons dash ( by q Ass nssd s,,0naSseI from 5srry Ma'd.
 First race. handicap. six furlongs-- Roseben, 1 130,. (Notter), IS to 5, won; Berrymaid., 1os. Gesl. z to I. second; third. Time, 1:1o. pemund. Big Chief. Waterbury, Sugar Pine and Rapid Wa ter. ran. Question Mark and Lady Winifred left at post.
 teenth-Hyrepion, I0S. CLee). { to I. won; Rockstone. (Gasneg), Il to 5, sec ond; Black .oaks s6, lLeach), l2 to l, third. Time. 1;s7 2-S Tommy Wad- 
 Third race, the Expectation, i've fur longs-Hartford, 112, T(Dugan), { to 1, won; Torbeliino, IS, (Deril), 14 to 5, second; Roos Fenton, 115, (Millerl, 13 to 5, third. Time, 1;02. Star Thistle, Marse Abe, Armteck and Occidental. ran.
 year-olds and up, guaranteed cash value $25.0 mile and q lIuarter--Celt. 106, (Notter), to 5. won; Fair Play 99, (Dugan), 6 to l., second; Master Robert, 696, CGilbert), Is to l, third. Time, 2:04 1-5. Montgomery. Old Hon. estys King James. Don Creole and Ser. Fifth race. selling, about six furlongs 2. won; Bosom. s3. tuptonJ. ! to i, sec. ond; Arasee, f93, (Gilbert), 2 to 1, third Time l:10 1-5.N Saiury Frizette, Ra- quet, Gold Franc, Mazuma. Imitator, Flora Ann. Triumph, Ida D.. John Marrs and Select, ran. @a saf r
 Sixth race, maiden 2-year-olds, five furlongs--Connaugiit Ranger, .112, (Adil- ler), 8 to 1, won; Xebec, 109, (Dugan), 8 to 1. second; otogo. I12. (Garner), l. to 1, third Time. 1:02. Albertinus. Epifon, Moorish King. Donatus, Patsy, Cremonius. Tod. Aroma and Beauty 6IIknL. Eans