The sun., 1909-06-16
HILDRETH TAKES The STAKE
JOE MADDEN AND RESTI-
GOUCHE FIRST AND SECOND.
Win the Bulk Of tho Money in Brookdsie
King Cobalt SCORES Again-Sandy
Creeker's steepleohaso- Reybourn.
Lawton Virgins and Jacquelina Win.

King Cobalt Scores gain-SAndy
Creeker's Steeplechaso-R ReybOurn.
Lawton Virgins and Jacquelins Win.
8. G. Hildrsth. who leads the winnlns
owners on the Jockey Club tracks. cap
tured another stake event yesterday In
hollow fashion when his horses Joe Madden
and Restigouche ran first and second
respectively, In the 82.5oo Brookdale Handi-
cap. one mile and a furlong. at Gravesend.
They were held at prohbitive odds and
Hlldreth declared to win with Joe Madden.
ridden by Z. Dugan. When the barrier
went up Pins and Needles refused to break
and was left Restlgouche. with Guy
Burns In the saddle, quickly rushed to the
front and cut out fast pace. James r..
Keene's Meddler flly Anilction went
with him aud together they raced like a
team around into the backstretch with
Joe Madden half a dozen lengths away.
With half a mile to go Dugan began TO
move up with his mount just as Restieou che
shut Af1iction of. and at the head Of the
Stretch Joe Madden came on to win easily
by length and half in 1884 2-5. Resti-
gouche beat AfIlction a length for the
place. Hlldreth's share OF the money
therefore was S2,350. his horses both
qualifying for the Suburban in impressive
Style. Previous winners Of the Broo kdale
were Hanover. Richmond. Inspector b..
Grey Dawn. Eon. Major Domo. Charade.
Don Alonzo. Stephe J.. st. Maxim. Lehman.
Royal Stag. Don de Oro. Jean Bereaud.
Carbuncle. Morninsside. Hunter Raine.
Hermis, Go Between 0wice). Zambesl
and Gretna Green.
The Brownlelsh Park Stables King
Cobalt. who is in splendid fettle these days.
won the handicap for all ages. at about
ak furlonRs McCahey rode him inst cad
of E. Dpsan. who had the mount % on the
to to- the front for heart tbfeakine duel to
the head Of the str etch. where King Cobalts
sameness began to tell and be GRADUALLY
was handy winner. therefore. BY half
a length in ilo 2-6 from W NJ. Rogsrss
Rialto,, who nalsd the place after q brillia Mt
Rialto and twenty-one to McCarter, at the
same time reeeivnS u three pounds pounds. from rom
got away slowly and lacked his usual speed;
MIR. Rainey's King Castle. a supposed
sure thing u. in The teeplsohase base at ui. about
feat was explained when after, finishing
second to Sandy Creeksr s he ,n pulled III up lame
Impertinence lust as. as ne @ Looked S to have a
mounted and got third money. Father
Bill Daly's Grace Cameron. who tumbled
twice, made the crowd laugh heartily.
Reybourn., a .redhot paddock tip. made
practically all the rgnnns in the third 4 race.
f9a Rns saaf awsys nSe VIVA ao,oP 9hs later
Ge% IN from. '@aoH o inf n %Stneys sanrsn Cross.
the start AID never had chance. The
race was run in ios 2-S,
In a hair raising finish Lawton Virgins.
a strong fayorite. managed to win the NTH
race for three-year- -olds, one mile and a
sixteenth h. by a nose He would have been
beaten in another Jump by Rostrum. who
shs pdaie. a Tong shot. by a wide mar Gin
Hammerless. second choice: caused much
breaker and speedy front runner. she
dead looking race all the way. The time
Tony A.se,. soIors flashed in m 1rept when
and won the last event: for maiden two
length i'd and a bali f from Hildreth's colt Eddie
Dusan. with Dixie DiSon: long shot. ths
same di:t.pee bsoG snG, f:dnm inrlf. stat who
winner, was pulled up at the. start. which
settled his chances then and there. The
time was l:o9.
lawn in front Of the grand stand Just before
the first race. They moved down opposite
OF il without fear OF trouble. The change.
however,, was generally commended.
old colt Pretend. BY Golden Maxim. from
in clever style at Gravesend the other day.
The stewards suspended Jockey Bergen
for the rest Of the meeting for rough riding
on Pantouhe in the first race:
from a trip around the world, paid his first
visit to the track. He saw the Derby run
In England and said that Sir Martin. under
the circumstances, was a false favorite.
Mr.. Pinkerton left here last fall.
After finishing in the ruck in the fifth
race. Moorish King fell on the lower turn
and Jockey James Butler, received bad
fall. The boy was carried to the paddock
where it was found that he was not seriously
hurt.
on Friday by rival teams captaiped by
James Beattie and Tom Shaw which IL
causing much excitement among horse
men.
More than Ave thousand persons paid for
badges yesterday and there was plenty of
old time enthusiasm. Three favorites and
three second choices were successful
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