Evening star., 1909-06-20
ANOTHER RICH STAKE
FOR SAM H|LDRETH
Joe Madden Wins Brooklyn
Derby by a Short
Head.

NEW YORK, June 19.-S. G. Htldreth s
Joe Madden won the rich Brooklyn Der
by for three-year-olds at one and one-hal1
miles over the Gravesend track today by
a short head. 1t was <. Dugans perse-
verance that enabled the Yankee colt 10
gather nearly $1,000 for his popular own
err There were only three starters. Joe
Madden ruling favorite and conceding
four pounds to John E. Madden's Fay
cite, also twelve to II. P. Whitney's Coun-
ty Fair.
When the barrier went up In the pres
encs Of 10000 enthusiastic spectators
Butwell took County Fair to the front to
set a slow pace. with the others under
wraps close behind him. The first three
quarters of a mile showed that they were
travelling at a lis clip. County Fair still
in front, and Fayette leading the great
HiIdreth colt by a head. When mile
had been completed Butwell let County
Fair down, and he quickened MS pace
around the far turn. with fayette AT ms
heels For a moment it looked as II Joe
Madden would be left behind, but reach
ing the head of the stretch Dugan began
to get busy, just as F'ayette snot past
Mr.. Whitney's representative IKE streak
of lightning. .
SnoyiIIe drew his whip and put Fayette
under a terrific drive as he Strengthened
out for home, and for several moments
Hudreth looked worried as he watched
the race from the grandstand. Ihen joe
Madden with great stamina gradually
wore Fayette down and in a nnlsn tildl
made the crowd wild with excitement the
Hildreth colt landed the prize by the
shortest of margins in 2.37 40, over
fast track Fayette, who showed a big
Improvement over his previous races, was
half a dozen lengths before County Fair.
Waldo Wins fremont.
c. l.. Harrison's Waldo again proved
his greatness by winning the twenty-five
hundred-dollar fremont stakes for two
year-olds at about six furlongs. There
were five starters in this event. Waldo
ruling favorite at odds-on, with August
Relmont's Star Bottle and Dull Care, cou-
pied, second choices.
There were twenty starters In the nrst
race Tor three-year-olds at about SIX
furlongs, and NJ. j. Cromwells I'm ZIP
pin the favorite, made a show of the dig
field by rushing away from the post IN
xxbirIuind fashion He had so much
speed that nothing could get near him
and he came home on the Dit with TWO
lengths to spare.
Hill Top. another hot favorite, made
good in the fifth race at a mile and
three-sixteenths. McCahey rode her with
perfect judgment, allowing ST. Joseph 10
cut out the running to the middle OF the
stretch, where Hill Top moved up and
came away to win by length and a
half in POI.
II. P. Whitney's colors were carried
to victory in the sixth race for maiden
two-year-olds, five and half furlongs,
by Sandrian. TO l.
Mr. Rainey's De Mund, also q favorite
packed lbs pounds and showed the way
in the last race, a handicap for all ages,
at about six furlongS. He was never In
trouble and won easily by length and
a half from George Odom's Prince Gal,
second choice, who received a bungling
ride.
The Summaries.
First race. three-year-olds: selling; about six
furlongs; $500 added-Tim Pippin. l13 Grand,
to !. even. to 2. won: High Range. 1O0
CBurns) 80 to /. 10 to !. to I. second; Law
ton Virgins. 116 ButwelD. to !, 2 to /. even.
third. Time. ILL., Footpad. Sententious. Rubia
Grande Huda. Sun Dance. Hoffman. Cordova.
summer Night. Red Minnie. Emily g.. Iakahira'
Belleek, Spellbound Lady Chiffon, CasQue, war
den and Mauviette also ran.
Second race the Empire Steeplechase handicap;
f%o snd one-ha% M miles: $500 added@sanctus
134 lStone). walkover
olds: about six furIongr-waldo 12a sNicol. Z
to 10. out. won; Dull Care. lis (Scoyillel, IL to
II to /. to l. out. third. Time. III 3,5 Star;
bottle and Brushbroom also ran. Dull Care and
Ing; mile and three-si1teenths; $500 added.Hlll m
TP l0l to 3 out to ssconS ss
Mark Antony I'd, iii (Scoville). u to !, to |.
even. third. Time. 2o1. Judge Ermentrout.
Rio GTande and Meiodson also ran selling, five
and % one-hsii furiOnss; % $500 added-sandEian 1oi
SDugan,. to !. to l. even: won; oa ooSnskin, Re,
:ponsefgl ss crsevy,. TO to i,s.rS.s to 8.
spired Sweet simplicity and RaceDrook also ran.
Seventh race. handicap; all ages; about six
furlongs-De Mund. 12S lButwelD. to 5. to
8. out. won: Prince Gal. 105 (Uptony. II to 8.
to .. l to 3. second; Sir Alvescot S5 Gle-
Caheyl. s to l. TO 2. even. third Time,
100 SIS. Question Mark. Notasulga. Pantoute.
Ragman and Hartford Boy also ran.
Mondays Entries.
First race. handicap; all ages; about six fur
longs-Dreamer, 113; Cohort. Rialto. 112; MIN
bus, Ill. Prince Gal. no. Sir Alvescot Pan
toufie 9s: Fleming, 81: Bat Masterson. SO: Mau-
viette. SO; Sey monr Beutler, 81; DESTROYS, 80:
La Belle Agnes, 81.
Second race, mares and geldings; three year
Dreamer, lis; Lad of Langdon. no; Okenite.
ST. Joseph. 105; Golconda, 1O4; Miss Catesby,
103; Mombassa Imitator Malaga. lo1: Bonnie
Blackford, 90. Snapdale. 81: Cotytto, IS.
Third race, the Astoria: fllies; two-year olds;
i've furlongs-Greenvale. Projectile, Sou, Calypto,
Fourth race. the Parkway handicap Of $500;
three year ,olds and upward; one and onesix-
Fitzherbert. ia: Harrigan. Ill; Alfred Noble,
1Os: Fountainblue. los. Fashion Plate, 100; Pet
tieoat. 80: Affection. 80; Home Again. S.
winners at this meeting: selling: one and one
McCarter Earl G., los: Chormaster Of Chester.
Grande. Eye Bright, los; Ruxton. Montauk. 1Oi !:
Rockstone, 100; High Range, 95; Rubia Granda.
sixth race. two-year-olds: selling, about six
furlOngs-heybourna. 107. Dalmatian. Jacauplina