The Washington herald., 1909-06-13
HILARIOUSB WINNER
Takes Carlton Stakes at the
GraYesend Track.
WALDO WINS SPLENDID RACE
Patiently Handled to End OF the
Turn and Beats Out DuIIears with
Ease-Bad Ride by Dusan Causes
Defeat OF WhItney's Nay FIorenco
in the Opening Event.

New York, June 12-James R Keens's
Hilarious. by Voter-Harpsichord vas
victorious in the Carlton Stakes, one nile.
for three-year-osds, AZ the Gravssend
track to-day
He was q strong favorite. but Mad
den's Fayotte was played 10 beat him Tor
the reason the latter had worked the dis
tance in 10 and the track Was fast.
Hilarious rushed away from the barrier
al top speed. and opened up a command
ing lead August BelmOnts Practical vas
the runner-up for half a mile. only 10
drop out OF IL Then HHdreths ice Mad
den moved I'D. and. catching Fayette al
the head OF the stretch. he went after
Hilarious in plucky fashion. ButweIl al
the sixteenth pole. shook Hilarious I'D.
and though Joe Madden was closing
rapidly, the Keens colt won BY q head "a
la Is Joe Madden had two lengths
over Fayette-
waldo Is Winner.
Waldo. another favorite, ran a superb
race tn the Manhanset Stakes, for two
year-olds- Angerona vas much In ce-
mand 3utWen was instructed 70 wait
with Angerona. but instead he rushed her
out in front for terrific duel with Dull
care. When the middle OF the stretch was
reached they were so tired they hung IN
their strides. Just then Waldo, who had
been patiently handled 70 the end of the
turn. came with a wonderful rush and
won BY two lengths. Dullcars got the
place
Paul Raineys good Jumper. Sanctus. a
fsvOrite. won the Greater New York
Steeplechase He made a greater part
of the running. and was in hand st the
end where he beat Jimmy Lane BY Ave
lengths.
May Florence Beaten.
Poor Judgment b. Dugan probably
caused the defeat OF Whtneys May
Florence IN the first race. He lost no
tine IN taking May Florence 10 The front,
where be literally rode her into the
ground Cross Over then came with a
rush. and won by a length and a half
TIN Pippin. With Mr.. Taylor. OF BaIti-
more. in the saddle. made a runaway OF
the Gertlemen's Cup. al about SIX fur
longs. he "tin-caaned" al the way in
front. and breezed home with six lengths
10 spare
Norbitt was IN the right spot n the
last race Butweu held him IN check
while Ruxtoa and Golconda made the
pace 10 the end OF the back stretch. Then
NOrbitt went 70 The front. and was grad
ually lei down until he gallOpsd home an
easy winner by four lengths Rio
Grande. a long shot, got the place
Summaries:
FIRST RACE-Fro-vear-oid ETisss svs ard one-
haf furio1ss CrossoTe-. lA Seville q Z. Wcns
NaT1orio. rs lDugznl. % 10 securds Hul1zs
Sister. IS ,RussslD, % 1 Ai-d- Elne. l1s 2-5-
Coonskin also ran-
SECOND RACE-Grearer NeT To-k Stee1lschlSe;
two and cnehsE uiles- Salcus, 81 fStozel. -
9. wou; Jimny lsns. IS lAHsrl, % 5. scco-1s
GzklEwn. 40 lPasel, 40 70 7. third Tine, sd.
Iaree stz-te-s-
THIRD RACE-FiTs f--sorrs Waldpu, II BIT
seculd. AnrCrons rs i7urEeIQ 70 J. third
Tine. I17 IS Jacgusiina. Charles EarEraTe. ard
Ourpost also ren-
FOURTH RACE-Ca-lton Stskss. o1e ule-
Hilarious. Is ,BurWell. % s. Wuns Joe Madds1,
lbs Burns, % second: Fayette - lScorlllel.
4 % J. third Tze III l-6 Prac-izl also rz1-
FIFTH RACE-Gelrleman's Cup; sI fu-lolzs
In PipUn Is Taylor. 5 % / Uol. Eelndeun.
&c CCaEle 50 % J. sec1nd; FOOcpld. - (sls1Sh-
Uznj 5 % tni1d- Tme III I-5 As-er d-Or.
King Sol Ruble and Indouitable also IN
SIXTH RACE-SeIhnE- one and three-sItes1-tI
niles No-bi-t - iBurFell. 70 2 Uun; Rio
G-an6e ll5 CBu-le-l, p 70 l. sso1n6; Prs ard
Nsedlss Us lDuzxnl- ; % l. -hi-L T1ae. III IS
Golco8da LAD q LGngduu- RuTr0-= Ala11Il1s. and
Beauclere Elso nm