The sun., 1909-06-18
MASKETTE'S GAZELLE STAKES
kEENE'S GREAT FILLY MAKES
A SHOW OF HER RIVALS.
Victory OF Hammeriess Shocks the Form
Piayers-Medalllon. ETendi. Sir John
johnson and BisOt Score-Joekey
Dusan Gets Into Moro Trouble.

Piayers-McdalliOn, ERendi, Sir John
johnson and Bisot Scoro-Jocl<e, Q,
Dusan Gets Into Moro Trouble.
| year-old filly. by Disguise -Biturica. who
| won the Futurity last year. then suffered
defeat at the instance OF Sir Martin in the
| Flatbush Stakes. and has won all OF her
| races since, made a show Of her rivals In
the Gazelle Stakes, at a mile and sixteenth,
run at Gravesend yesterday. Because OF
his careless handling OF Hilarious in tho
Carlton Stakes Jockey Butwell was not
permitted to ride Maskette. Trainer Rowe
putting up Scoville instead. Maskette. a
prohbitive favorite. gave ten pounds 10
John +. Madden's Lady Bedford. by Ogden,
who ruled second In favor and was well
played because of recent fast trial at the
Bay, and ten pounds TO H. p Whitney's
Petticoat. by Hamburg, and F. A. For
sythe's Twilight Queen. a daughter of odd
fellow.
| From the moment that Starter Cassidy
| released the barrier Maskette had the other
at her mercy. With tremendous strides
she cut out the pace and at no stage OF the
proceedings did Scoville let her down.
+. In the run up the backstretch Petticoat and
| Lady Bedford, neck and neck were within
striking distance of the Keene Ally. but on
the far turn the Madden representative Q
chucked 1t up. Then Dugan went to work
with Petticoat, who was on even terms with
Maskette as the latter reached the head OF
the stretch, but when Scoville got his mount
;raightened out she drew away readily
and won in hand with two lengths to spare
in las. Petticoat was the same distance
before Lady Bedford, who ran ba race.
Maskette's share of the stakes was about
81, ,00O. the previous winners being FlrenIe.
Mnon1 GipsE Queen; AmazSSn Ambn,anse, nn,,st
flies. lntermission, Casseopia, Geishe. The
Rose. Indian Fairy, Trigger, Blue Girl,
stolen Moments, Beldame. Tradition. Flip
Flap, Court Dress and stamina.
the victory Of Frederick Johnson's Ham,
: sixteenth. shocked the fOTm PLAYERS:
On %h Pbssn up
won by I.awton Virgins. McCahey had
the, mount IN Yesterdays race, however:
eropositon, pro- ssn for she had ali Of her usual
speed and breezed home an easy winner
by two lengths in 1919 IS.
psss SoseBPn Bon
ME Kelso, the farorite quit in tho home
stretch.
James the fe6msr s6e
his i ornsmept ne It colt Medallion. an even
money fayorite but il was only 6yd n,idr hsl1
Nicoi up. indulged in a terrific. duel with
p, j. Bwyer's Pretend, Golden Maxim
colt recently purchased from W; b. Jen-
nings. Dugan rode the latter and used the
whip with .yigor all through the last quarter.
but Medallion. on the rail, displayed trlne
more gameness under punishment SIX
Scarpia. son of Broomstick. who was
the extreme, outsider IN the prices. ran
third. length and half beforeJ l., McGin.
MISS Charlie Hargrave. The time was
W. T. Ryans Enendi. second choice. who
has been badly beaten in recent races,
quarter. aud making all the rnnning no
won easily by two lengths from Norbitt
odds on favorite Pearl Point. one OF the
1.nds SUPPOSED wss good S ,hns %
:he end Of a mile. 'The time was 20G 3-5.
The Beverwyck Stables Sir john John.
the running in the nth race, at about
six furlonss. and under Nicol's hard drive
managed to win By sher, head from r, W. s,h: p
sHte over Carer. t the faSoTite. ridden BY
Dugan. L. McGinnss Spellbound. a
80 to shot. after, being practically teft
ia ran few mcfe jna jumps. oy
tip, had no speed. The time was iio Us.
Dropping from, the clouds. so to speak
msasns Made az 70 me anS nGn M
Faisenay was second. a length and half
before Nedlim. Campeon, a hot eeoopd
ChoCe, atter rusn'ng 10 tne irony az tnc
start was carried TO the outer rail on the
iower turn by Mobility and fell back With no
favorite. quit early. with Dugan In the
saddle. The time was :&94-5
OF his rough riding tactics. 1t appears
that in the Brookdale Handicap on Tues
day Dugan, who had the mount on Joe
Madden. crowded james r: Keene's Anllc:
tion into the fence on the far turn and not
only injur ed the fily but also made Jockey
Glass receive some painful bruises on his
Blakely about the affair, but said nothing
to the stewards after the race. Trainer
Rowe OF the Keene stable. however. after
learning the facts carried the matter
before the stewards yesterday by lodging
formal complaint against Duean. 1t
was said after the races last evening that
been a constant offender against the rules
OF racing
An extra race has been provided for
tomorrow at Gravesend. 1t Is a handicap
for all ages. $500 added, at about six fur
longs.
The usual crowd Of S, 900 persons attended
the races yesterday. The summarizes: