Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-05
ZINC JAMES WINS BIC STARE
Hildreth Horse Makes New Record
for Brooklyn Handicap.
REsT1GoUCHE COMES IN NEXT
No Attempt IL Made TO Interfere
with the Layers OF Odds
Results on other
Tracks.

NEW YORK, June liking James, first;
Restigouche, second. Celt. third.
Thus stands the record Of the twenty
third renewal of the historic Brooklyn
handicap, nun today at Gravesend. The
three other starters-High Private. Frank
Gill and Berkeley-finished as named, but
were beaten off The time, 2:04. establishes
a record for the race, being one-fifth Of a
second better than the figures hung up last
year by Celt.
Coupled as the entry of sam Hildreth,
King James and Re%stigouche were quoted
in the betting at 3 to to win and 1 to 2
for place. Restigouche running alone was
variOusly quoted, as high as 20 to 1 being
laid against him to win, s to l for the place
and 4 to 5 to show. James r.. Keene's Celt
was held at 1 to 3-seemingly prohlbitive
odds-and greatly disappointed a host OF
hackers and made heartsick those of the
memory brokers' who did not have the
nerve to lay wagers against him.
Though mainly a race among three
horses, the contest was exciting. and In
every stage of the game was watched with
interest by the spectators. Especially great
was the excitement when a furlong from
home King James pushed his nose in front
OF the flying Restigouche and inch by inch
crept past him until at the wire he was lead
ing his stable mate by a full length, while
Restigouche was three lengths in front OF
the tired and laundering Celt. Aside from
the great performance of Celt, the race run
by Restigouche was the greatest surprise.
Never credited with any too much game
ness, the Keene castoff led from the rise
of the barrier to the last f~urlong-and with
| unaad that amazed oil those hahfnd him
came King James.
The value of the stake today was 5000
$1,000 less than that Of last year. OF this
amount the second horse received 500 and
the third $500,
No attempt was made today to interfere
with the layers-on-odds or betters. Grave
send was the scene of the commencement
Of the betting raids last year and there was
much speculation as to how authorities Of
King county would treat the memory
brokers" today. In the first two races
business was slack, owing to the presence
of numerous plain clothes men and county
detectives As no interference was offered
to those few who were accepting bets, most
of the regular betters Joined their con-
ferees and openly displayed odds and ac-
cepted oral wagers. Summaries:
First race, handicap, about six furlongs,
sJOU aOQeus DcInunQ NlLoi bulNtll. y y %
won, King Cobalt d19, Dugan, 5 to y sec
ond, Alfred Noble Q10, Mcintyre, Z to u
third. Time: 1:09h. Jack Atkin, Rialto,
ETHEREAL, Royal Onyx, Rosimiro and De-
Second race, S-vear-olds and up, selling,
mile and an eighth, $500 added: The Squire
Creevy. Is to u second, Golconda (9S, Reid,
90 to u third. Time: 1885. Coat of Arms,
Beauclear. Queen of the Hills, Chanida'
Killiecrankie and King Sol also ran
Third race. the Criterion, 2-year-old
fillies, five furlongs, $1,000 added: Ocean
Bound Q14, Scoville, 2 to y won, Angerona
Q22, Burns, 16 TO % second, Greenvale Ola,
Dugan, 5 TO u third. Time: 1:01B. Glenna-
deane, Jacquelsina, Cindy and Calpytex also
Fourth race. the Brooklyn handicap of
5000, 3-year-olds and up, one mile and a
quarter: King James d26, Dugan, 3 TO y
won, Restigouche d14. G; Burns, 3 to y
Time: 2:O4. Frank Gill, Berkeley and High
Private also ran. King James and Restt-
gouche coupled in straight and place bet
Fifth race, 3-yeGr-olds, selling, mile and a
sixteenth, $500 added: Bonnie Kelso Q0l,
Dugan, I TO 81 second, Rostrum dO1, Nc.
Cahey, s to u third Time:. 1;4Sb,, Dis
tract, Gushelma, Sherlock, Sandpiper'
Erbet, Obadiah, Court Lady, Hin TOP,
Racquet, Lighthouse and Lasata also ran.
Sixth race, maiden 2-year-olds, five FUR
longs, $500 added: Black Chief QlO, Creevy.
25 to u won, Firebox Rayner, 6 to u sec
ond. Chopper Q10, Dugan, 4 to u third.
Time: 1:6lak. Schoolmarm, Grouse, Everett,
st. Deiniol, Edith Inz, Miss Dugan, Colinet
Coonskin and Uncas Chief also ran.
Alice Wins Handicap.
CINCINNATI, o., June A handicap
at a mile and a sixteenth was the feature
of a good card of six races at Latonia
today. Only three horses started in the
a handicap. Alice, the heavily played Sec
ond choice, and Moquette, the odds-on fav-
orite, fought it out all the way around,
Alice finally getting the decision by half
a length. Moquette beat John f. McMil.
len a head for the place. -Four favorites
won. Track muddy. Summaries;
First race, five furlongs: Salian dOS
Powers, 8 to 81 won, Zephyr Q06, Warren
y5O to u second, Chandelier i06 Martin
+ Is to 81 third. Time: 1.044S. Slew foot. In.
Z ferno, Queen, Lolita Greed. Lady Helen
Darling Florence, Iva Tanguay and Kiddy
Il Lee also ran.
Second race. six furlongs: Dainty Dame
G07, Page, IL to 100 won, Sea Swell (99, Mar
tin, s to 81 second, The Peer 1913, r. viii,
81 liams, u to u third. Time: lis. Linolin
Saintest, Inla, Carew, Font, Enfield and
Kyronda also ran.
Third race, mile and one-sixteenth Col
onel Blue 07, Taplin, 9 to 1O won, Billy
Pullman Q09, Page 5 to u second, .Gren-
ade Ql5. BSrton. 3 to p third. Time: 1:h5
Maid Militant, Bannok Bob and Flirting
also ran.
fouFln race HdnulCdps mile ana one
sixteenth: Alice (3, Martin, = to u won.
MOquette G15, Powers l TO - second,
John F. Mcmillan O0S, Page, Sto /, third.
Time: 1928. Three starters.
Fifth race, five furlongs: Eve White 0OS
Mountain, Z TO 100 won. Star Porte Q07,
Page, 8 to ID second, Redeem Q07, lines,
10 to u third. Time: 1:0ih. c. A. Leighman,
4 Ethelburg. Ora Dale and MetZie also ran.
Sixth race, six furlongs: Snake Mary QO5,
Lee, 3 to p won, Boserrian u09 Martin, 8 to
50 second, Marmoren QO5. Page. y to u
third. Time; 1:1g7s. Fielder, OdaIie. Lister
inc, Heine, Hickey and Sorreltop also ran.
Fort Gary Wins stakes.
TORONTO, June 4-Fort Gary, an added
starter, captured the S1,5O0 Stanley produce
stakes from a smart field of S-year-o lds
at WoOdbine today. Summaries:
First race, London purse. $500 added. six
p furlonss: Pocomoke, S to 1, won; Simcoe,
. TO 10. second; Many Colors, 20 to L.
third, Time liza.
Second race, Knowsley purse, selling, $500
added, five furlongs: Wildfire. Is to /
won; Compton, Q TO 3, second: Chiffon
Queen, 7 TO 2 third. Time 1902 3-5.
Third race, Stanley produce stakes, 81. 500
added. mile and a quarter: Fort Gary. Z
ia 2, won; Shore Lake, even, second; Des-
ert star, Il to 5, third. Time, PIP 2-5.
Fourth race, Newmarket handicap. $500
added six furlongs; Red River. 2 to /,