Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-25
SUBURBAN TO FITZHERBERT
Three. Yesr-0ld is Victor, His Time
Being 2:03 2-5.
NOBLE POOR SECOND
lie second Time In History of subur-
ban hat Three-Year-Old Has Car-
ried on HonOrs-Events ON
Running Tracks.
ALFRED NOBLE POOR SECOND

ried on HonOrs-Events ON
Running Tracks
NEW YORK. June A-Sam Hildreth's
s-year-old Fitzherbert easily won the Sub
urban handicap today from a field OF six.
one of the smallest that has ever started
in the classic. with eddie Dugan up, Fitz-
herbert went the mile and a quarter In
1904. only two-fifths Of a second slower
than the record for the race made by Bal
lott. The +year-old Alfred Noble was sec
ond, six lengths behind the winner. Fay
cite, a S-year-old, was third. The track was
dry and dusty and the weather very warm.
About 10000 persons saw the race-a much
smaller attendance than usual for the
Suburban.
This is the second time in Suburban his
tory that a s-year-old has carried off the
winning honors. Sam Hildreth has had
the unusual luck on the eastern race
courses this year, having won the Metro.
politan and Brooklyn hsndicaps.
F~ItHherbert IL FavOrite.
Fitzherbert and Restigouche were coup
led in the betting and were the favorites
for the race at 4 to 8. Hildreth declared to
win with the latter, but Restigouche
stopped at the mile. Fitzherbert then came
on and won.
Arctic and Effendi were scratched. The
play in the betting ring on the Hildreth
stable was heavy and the outside public
had no difficulty in getting wagers down
with the bookmakers.
At the start Fitzherbert at once showed
in front, closely followed by Alfred Noble,
Fashion Plate, Restigouche, Kings
Daughter and Fayette as named, Alfred
Noble jumped quickly into the lead, Resti-
gouche quickly coming alongside. So they
went to the quarter, with Fitzherbert run
ming third and Jockey Dugan holding
In.
Restigouche took the lead about half a
length ahead of Alfred Noble, which was
three lengths in front of Fitzherbert, still
held in. Kings Daughter and Fashion Plate
hung gamely on for a time, but gradually
fell further behind.
shows Great Speed.
AT the mile, Restigouche was still in the
lead, but was faltering and plainly beaten.
Dugan then set out on Fitzerbert to win.
Swinging into the stretch with u%nflagging
stride. Fitzherbert came out in front with
such a burst Of speed that It virtually
carried the other contenders off their feet
and enabled him TO steadily increase his
lead. Alfred Noble ran on gamely, but to
no purpose. Fayette rushed out ahead of
the firing Restigouche and Kings Daughter
in the stretch and took third place.
Through lines of cheering thousands,
Fltzherbert ran to the finish line, six
lengths ahead of Alfred Noble, while five
lengths away was Fayette. Far in the rear,
Kings Daughter, the western crack, Resti-
gouche and Fashion Plate plunged along
in the smother dust raised by the leaders
and finished in the order named. Sum-
maries:
First race, Coney Island handicap, six
and one-half fnrlongss main course; Lady
QlO, Upton, 8 to ~ second, Dreamer Q12,
Smith, s to u third. Time: 1:19. Ruck, Har-
rigan, Royal Captive, Takahira and Sir
Second race, the Introductory steeple-
chase, selling, about two miles: Touch
wood Q42 Stone, s to s, 2 to 81 won, Lizzie
ula, Ryan, 20 to u third. Time; 400, Asc-
teics, Silver, also ran. Reginald, Sandy
Creeker and Busheranger, fell.
Tihr race, the double event, five and
one-half furlongs, futurity course, 81, 900
added: Dalmatian O12, Powers, Is to y
won, Love Tie u22. scoville, 6 to y sec
Time: los. Dull Care, Medallion, Brush
Broom also ran. Love Tie and Dalmatian
ADDED starters.
Fourth race, Suburban, 5000, s-year-olds
and upward, mile and one-quarter: Fitz-
herbert Q@. Dugan, 4 to 81 won, Alfred
Noble p04. Mccarthy. 5 to u second, Fay
Restigouche, Kings Daughter and Fashion
Plate also ran. Fitzherbert and Resti-
gouche coupled.
Fifth race, the Grass, selling, mile and
one-sixteenth, Turf course, $500 added:
Rock Stone (5, King, 10 TO y won, Ham
merless 90, Mccahey. 5 to y second; The
Mark Antony II, Don Creole, Monocle,
Okenite, Lawton, Virgins, Poterne, Rux-
ton, Gus Helm. B~eauclare, Gid, also ran.
furiongs, futurity course. 500 added: scare
pla l1s, Nicol, s to 81 won, Colinet O1s,
scoville. 10 TO u second, Uncas Chief d1s,
Smith; 20 to = third, Tine: i;oo$- Leyeng-
w. R. Williams, Deputy, st. Dunstan,
Race Brook, Blundara, Niagara. DOmini-
cha, also ran.
Al Latonia.
LATONIA, June 2L-Summaries:
First race, four furlongs: Tom MoGra
III. Taplin, s TO q won. Mystlfier 100, Mar
tin, 3 e. y second, Tackle tt09. T%roxler, Is
Rebel Queen. Addax, Hasty. Eidorado, Joe
Mccarthy. Banrida. Hiram, E. T. Shipp,
Greneda, Usury and Miltiades also ran,
qiS Mountain, even) won, 6aiash 11O Aus
tin 10 Il to mira = Se' TI%. st9r % g%; THS eDrH
quesne. Lucindy and Zephyr also ran.
Third race, one mile: Keep Moving n02.
Taplin, IS TO l) won, Gilvedear n0, Lee, 10
to y second, Palo Alto C92, Williams. 10 70
81 third Time; i:@tS Lillian Ray, Con-
vile. Plume and. Meadow Grass also ran.
Richard Reed [s6, Taplin, 1 to 8 won. Alice
G06. Burton. 10 to y second. Joe Rose (99.
Cobum, Is to ID third. Time; 1905. Gus
Couniet. Snake Mary and Halket also ran
Fifth race, mile and seventy yards: Floral
diSS' Mountain y to s0 won Billy Klair
Warren, 5 TO y third. Time: 1:l5B. st.
Aulaire. Denver Girl, Ned Carmack and
Ssarap also ran.
sixth race, mile and a sixteenth: Ret-
chemike d6. MCGEE, 10 to u won. LaFay-
cite Q0l, Austin, 5 TO y second. Alma Roy
LADY Baldur. Mary talbot. Quagga. Ethsl