New-York tribune., 1909-06-18
u,sKETTE WINS EASILY
:. .yDIC4P FOR EFFENDI.
n--;ons Colt Qualities for the
Suburban Handicap.

, I-aane-s NsSkette, the winner Of the
jsnss Io.- rear. made her second appearance Of
Tdiu'-L Al Grayesend yesterday. and enjoyed
fhs Fe ,fs-, q good exercise eaIlop TO win the
ltf hl',s r1..s Cor three-year-old hllies at one
5s5fF -ix,eenth. She conceded ten pounds 10
rat - -ts and going TO the front at the start,
be- @ls along with thai easy. frictionless stride
v. - che IS famous 10 win as she pleased.
q rs rs had value of S5.Is5. of which Mas
II ssra was S4I95. which brought Mr. Keene's
ss.' for the season up to S40s45, just $500 be
Vna-@ 44udreth who heads the list, thanks to
- ..s5qn's victory in the SoeS Belmont Stakes
le Rozre. who trains for Mr.. Keene, put
1A--s -, ar Nlaslzette. instead OF Butweu. who
Sow. aoi,r most OF the riding for the stable.
BE ,.s7e5 10 De an open secret that the rea-
81 = - she fact that the boy had drawn the
81 g., =. sre with Hilarious in the Carlton Stakes
q satE-iay ,-. H.. ,,-,-..,,l,-..
- and John + Madden's Lady Bedford
- interesting fight Tor the place for seven
.--. when PettIcoat shook OF the Ogden flly
.toss5 Masker:a home Lady Bedford looked
.ssb and hung badly under pressure Most
Z =. Madden horses have been suffering from
- which accounts fer the fact that he has
- 30 few horses a. the meeting.
= Rvsnrs Efeudi. which is entered in the
.--fsn Handicap under : pounds. Gualiaed Tor
-. next Thursday when he won the handi-
n a
- Urron Uil have the mount a. Doyle, the
-. stsbIe Jockey. cannot make the weight.
80 7,s5s all the running yesterday, and when
- moved ~, strongly rounding the last turn
a .,,ss-ai 10 threaten some danger he came
- nay to win with something il reserve. It
= .he frs7 rfrne he had raced over the distance,
= shov-ed 70 better advantage than in recent
=. -soes He does not lack for early speed. but
p s.-sloDe5 an aversion TO being hard ridden to
,ad and crow 81
- tek. 2 pretty good horse 70 beat him when
-, IN q race in which he can stride along
.sly
rEs,5i < bred IN the purple. being by Previous
.1--b c7re beat the great Hamburg, out OF Hata-
! - -,a~e # brilliant speed several years ago
Rs rieh black in color and one OF the best
-.s5nr horses in training. having plenty OF SIZE
= pusItv, with strong, well Inuscled quarters
- sxcellert shoulders. He has suffered from
=. - less leg trouble but, thanks TO the pa
-, cav. Of Frank Frisbie, looks as sound now as
n day he was foaled-
Medallion and Pretend ran like team over the
.n fra and half furlongs Of the second race
M finished heads a7art, with the former gettlhg
n verdict NicoI, who had the mount on Meual-
m gave Hn exhibition OF coolness ana conn
a.ss in the last sixteenth which made the air
= crr-, 10 ne followers of the Ornament colt
Duyen on Pretend. was plying the whip IN Nlg-
rms fashion. but Nicol pinned in on the rall'
rs5 DO nothing more than ride Medallion out
n ms hands Both horses showed rare game
* and P. J. Dvyer. president oI the Brooklyn
jzssr Club whose colors were seen Tor the NIs'
s his wear on Pretend. had reason 10 feel sat
81 With his new purchase. even though beaten
, three other hotses il the race were practlcaiy
sszn oE ali the way
cos, Frederick johnson sos 10 retain Ham
usS after she had Won the opening race just
Fuore than the purse was worth When me
zrrE fiIly WIS offered az auction Joe MaTIoHe'
ms daughters horse, St Joseph ran secono'
Il hsr ur 20 5000 before M Johnson c01'u l'0
r,f ba- win the usual $ advance St Joseph was
.t or shs-r1x h the winner on the backstTetch
zben Grand sried 10 take him through a narrow
opening on tie rail Except for this he might
might have been closer TO HanmerlesS a. the enc
Sir John johnson took Up 125 pounds and Won
TIE fifth race over the short six 1uTiongs in q
srsy 10 remind one Of his sire, Isidor, great
sgrn5er il his dsy. He defeated Julia PoWeI and
ne Ight-tooted McCarter among others Sir John
johnson e one Of the biggest horses in training,
bit al appearances six furlongs IS about as Tar
as hs czn carry his speed
Ths s2uE1 came 10 al end with = stunning sur
Srse when BigoJ, quoted as high as lto TO - beat
l5t Of maidens-
E Dugaa the Jockey. may be punished for rough
II1ilg growing out uf a complaint LOGGED Win the
Rewards By James Rove, James r. heene ram ram
=. L appears that Glass, who had Inc noun Ol
Affection in the Brookdale Handicap on ! uesoay,
zns ont Of the race with p badly scraped leg, due
beng crowded ~ against the ran by 4. s l-s@Ls
z Joe Madden. Glass did not make any claim or
-olL hut Rowe heard Of Il "Wednesday, ana
telt before tie stewards yesterday 70 make loI-
Ia rrules1-
George 03onl bought Prince Gal and Fo!he Levy
TN Walter =. Jennings yesterday al private SAFE,
one q the S0-Called memory brokers vas deilleu
ldrlsson 70 TIE track yesterday 10y the Brooklyn
solEey Cub, in the effort being made 10 help tle
s.lho-IueS enforce the law against DookTnakllE-
Al extra race VIII be added 10 the progTaIIlil
o1o.Tow- The conditions provide for a handicap
" ne shgTL siX-fuTlor.E course, for al ages
GRAVESEND SUMMARIES.
- RACE Selling f1r tnree-vea--ods and upward
- soaed. one mile and a sixteenth SfaTf EoPa-
Noa easily. Time I-ss-r. Winnie ch- Z. by Ham