Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-04
DALMATIAN IS A SURPRISE
Wins Great Trial Stakes, Defeating
Unbeaten Sweep.
WINNER Is A 2 TO 1 SHOT
Fit1herbert. winner of Suburban
Handicap, Also Takes COney
Island Jockey Club
Stakes.

Island Jockey Club
takes.
SHEEPSHEAD BAY, July as. G. Hill
dreth's Dalmatian, quoted at to in the
betting, won the Great trial stakes, six
furlongs, at Sheepshead Bay today, defeat
ing a high class field Of youngsters, in
Guiding j. r. Keene's hitherto unbeaten
Sweep. The defeat of Sweep was a great
surprise.
According to reliable sources, Sweep has
not been doing well Of late, and his work
Thursday was very unsatisfactory but he
was made a hot odds-on favorite, with
Dalmatian and Lovetie both heavily
played. Sweep broke in front at the start,
but was at once Joined by Lovetie. These
two ran heads apart to the turn into the
main track. Here Scoville drew his whip
on Sweep to make the colt keep up, but
to no purpose, for Lovetie drew away, only
to be Joined by Dalmatlan. In a hard drive
the Hlldreth colt won by a nose, with
Lovetie five lengths before Sweep. Mr..
Keene was a visitor at the track today
and saw his colt defeated.
The Coney Island Jockey Club stakes,
one and a half miles, was a walkover for
Fitzherbert.
The Jockey club announced today the
racing dates for the fall meetings. All
tracks have been assigned except Brlgh-
ton Beach. The dates run from August 30
to November Is. Following is the sched-
ule:
Coney Island Jockey club, August 80 TO
September Is.
Westchester Jockey club, September Is to
Metropolitan Jockey club, October IL TO
Queens County Jockey club Acqueduot),
October 26 to November s.
Empire City Jockey club, November 3
to Is.
Summary:
First race, the Jubilee, lightweight ham
dicap, 3-year-olds and upward, six and a
half furlongs, main course, $500 added: MIN
Dugan, 5 to b second, Notasulga d2O,
Grand, 10 to u third. Time: 1:2O7s. Live
Wire, Lady Bedford, Pantoufle, DESTROYS,
Sententious and Hoffman also ran.
Second race, the Perion steeplechase,
about two miles, $500 added. Reginald GAS,
Palmer, 4 to u won, Kentucky Beau Q5O,
Heider, 3 to u third. Time: 1855. Lizzie
Flat, Alamansor, Selectus, . K, AdJutor,
A]seetics and Silver also ran.
guaranteed gross value 81, 500, six furlongs,
Futurity course: Dalmatian Q22, Powers,
Z to y won, Lovetie G22, DUNCAN, Z to y
Time: l:lSN. Medallion, Firebox and Brush
broom also ran. Sweep added starter,
Fourth race, the Coney Island Jockey
Club stakes, S-year-olds, guaranteed gross
value $500, one mile and a half: Fitz-
herbert Q26, Powers) walkoyer. .
Fifth race, the Glorifier, 3-year-olds and
upwards, selling, one mile and a sixteenth,
turf course, $500 added: Footpad Q02, Page,
to u won. Yankee Daughter (SS, Glass, Z
to u second, Miss Catesby DOL, Grand, 20
to u third. Time: 1:4S1b. Waponoca and
st. Joseph also ran.
Sixth race, the ETHEREAL, maldens, 2-year-
olds, selling. five and a nalf furlongs,
Futurity course, $500 added: C~hiokasaw
q1e, Page, Z to / straight, 5 to 2 for place,
to 5 to show won, Eddie Dugan Q1O,
Powers, 8 to l straight, even for place, /
to 2 to show second, Levengston 01o, But
Wen, 10 to straight. 4 to ! for place, 2 to
Indot, Heart Pang, Oxer, Race Brook, Fly
ing Footsteps, Top Notch, Galley Slave,
May Florence, Inspired, Blundara and
Sweet Simplicity also ran.
At LatOnia.
CINCINNATI, o., July 3.-The fourth
race, a handicap, at a mile and a six
teenth, was a feature at Latonia today.
zienap, second choice in the betting, easily
won the event by three lengths from the
favorite, Old Honesty. Track fast. Sum-
maries:
First race, five and a half furlongs:
Judge Walton Q03, MCGEE, 4 to y won,
MARITIME H. dO0, Goose, 3 to u second, Bre-
49, N1If LNANNf y - an AAAlS lsUt1bs
Dick Goodbar, Simp, Rowland, Dude, Ra-
dation and Lizzie Lee also ran. Locust
Bud lost rider.
Second race, two miles: Azo (ss, Bran
non, 8 to 81 won, Stonestreet Q04, Taplin,
s to u second, Maiden Militant COS, Walsh,
Il to 81 third. Timer 3:2S26, Croonoka and
Third race, six furlongs: Melissa (S,
walsh . to 2 won, Richard Reed Q01,
Taplin, II to 10 second, Zeeola (s1, viii
Stream, Splendid, DR.. Waldo Briggs, Tim
Kelley and Hiram also ran.
Fourth race, one mile and a sixteenth
esty lO5, Burns I to s second, Albert
Star 100, Martin, s to u third. Time: las.
Lane Allen. cymbal, Keep Moving also
ran.
Fifth race. five and a half furlongs
Calash qoS, Walsh, II to 81 won, Frank q.
Hogan qOS, MCGEE, s to y second, Betty
1:07%. Zephyr, Lord Clinton, Claudia,
l and Howdy Howdy also ran.
Sixth race, one mile: Right Easy QOe,
Laplin; 7 TO 81 won, %sorrowful QOS, Will
Jams, 6 to ID second, Roseburg II QOe, Han.
non, 90 to u third. Time: 1:402s. Kitty
Fisher, Claiborne, Ornamosa, Dextrine
Close at Hamilton.
HAMILTON, Ont. July S.-The weather
8 was fine and the track in fair shape fol
. the closing day of the Hamilton Jockey
Q clubs spring meeting. Summaries:
First race, selling, six f%urlongs: Cooney
K. q to u won, Fulford q to y second
l John A. 90 to ID third. Time: I:148k.
9 Second race, selling, one mile and a SIX
9 teenth: Zipango e to u won, Ida May
a q TO u second, Dredger us to u third
o Time; 1855.
: Third race, selling, five and a half fur
l longs: 10 Setback q to u won, Galvesca q
to ID second, Autumn Girl q to 1) third
O Time: 1:OS7.
Fourth race, Toronto handicap steeple
q chase, about two miles: Steve Lane q 4
p won, John Dillon g to u second, An
drew summers &C to ~ third. Time: 4:l0sS
Fifth race, six furlongs: Rose Queen q
,. to 20 won, Center Shot q to u second
T, M. Green q to u third, Time: lib.
= Sixth race, six fuTlonRs: Out of SteI
6 TO u won. Generous Moore g to u sec
x ord. Coliscen (6 to 81 third. Time: 1:l7a
o Seventh race, one mile and a sixteenth
K on turf: Reid Moore g to ID won. Green
[ dale q to u second. Howard Shsan Is to 2
=: third. Time; 1:46X.