The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1909-06-04
KING JAMES WINS BROOKLYN
KEATS REsTIGOUC8E AND CELT
AT GRAZ ESEND.
Hndreis's Great PIsudi, Colt Runs Vile
and y Quarter In S64 keene's
Champion Net At Hs Best 1900
see Big Race without interference.

Champion Net ut fla Best $4,000
See Big Race Without interference
Kin James. the Iour-year-old son Of
rlaudif insight. ONnet 10y = { nv
dreth. = b. bough; him from o Z 4 Madden
for $500 last year. Nss victorious 10 the
s..eDo BrookIyn Handicsp. one nile and q
ouarer, at GrsveSend Yesterday Afternoon
IL was under T. Dissn's vigorous whip
PING that King James. csrryins - pounds.
rsshed past ih- Judges a length in front OF
bis stable mate. R~esriscUche. a four-year-
Old c@ld.nY. b. Commando DANCING
Water, 10 the fsS; time or coL. a new
record for the race James X. keeDes
Celr, the Commands Maid OF Erin four
y.sr-olt. gho won the Brooklyn Handicap
last year. va. third threc lengths away
The de!ea, of Celt va s .hoos TO the
1000 tur! en'tus,has who had regarded
him as a sure winner His dDrn'sl NSs
due 20 several c4GS. ACCORDING to Mir.
Eeets. who AS clearly disappointed. teit
was not thoroughly -~asonsd for the race
lie womb have done better. IL ell probe-
bnity. Il Re had taken part IN several
races before gong IN the pos; for th's old
CLASSIC. Mr. Esece said. bp; a. tte same time
Cells sport-nznEke ors.r ~ not have
any fault 10 end within, ne. nis Il Tran er
Rove. who in Nr Keen H',,TC- LAD done
his best. a. usual Ce! was q top heavy
fsvoriis. bainr quoted = I a. : He took
up i2T POUNDS. ConceilhE %. pound 10
King James. ten TO R~esiIEouche, thirteen
10 Frank Gil. twenty four TO Berkeley and
seven TO the t~hree-year-oid High Private
he vas ridden by But veil. who said that he
was carried siis OF th- lower turn and was
also cut Of on the far iurn, an incident
that prompted the hoy 70 lodge a protest
Of foul Sith the stewards. which sas not
allowed
The victory Of Kim James ~as ,vidt ptly
we'll planned. Before the race It vas said
that Hlidr,th was s,arting RestIsouchs
for the sole purpose 81 cutting out a killing
pace for Celt 30 thai when the heeae colt
had been rIa into the ground. - to spesk.
King James could move up from behind
aid VITA the stakes H'!d-eth did not
declare t. VII Sith either Of his horses,
which accounted for the terri6c dheI bet ~een
their iockcys all Inc vay down the home
stretch. ksng james. whose snare OF the
rrogsy sss 5000. has Won seven consecu-
tive races ana g totai OF stp,pn IN stakes
and purses since Hiidresh bought him from
Madden. VINO had the great colt at Hamburg
Place.
King James and Res,isouch. se.s quoted
* tns orai ~spseuiston, Gah1 vi, =
received them xifh old time enthusiasm.
Celt coming in for q. special ovation, Al
High Private. Ceit and Frank Gsl stretched
across the track 10 the outsr rail in the
Starter Cassidy sent them way. from the
barrier IL perfect alignment. In q iiTy
Guy Burns shot over 70 the rail with Hcs'i-
s sitS bis 70 fiaiss ord "%s Dyrsn Lost no Tine
ia hustlinz King Jams= after him. 80 ths
when the hr-t quarter Of 4 mae had bern
Judges In front. vita Gaii n a pocket Frank
t;ill being on the outside and High Private
In the rear.
the rail. While King James seemed TO carry
Cen a tribe vide. Then EestiRcUche
rushed iato the back stretch with a margin
Of a length and a half over kins James. vho
the Others were beaten then and there. But
we'll dres his vhip at Ihis point and struck
Celt twice on the tanks, but the Comma ndo
colt, usually a front ~ inner. gould not over
haul the swiftly moving ResttgoIche In
the rush TO rhe far turn, There II was that
But~eil began using hi. Ship again, but
10 no purpose. for teit seemed TO lack mis-
usual wonderful speed and could not get
near the racemaker.
At the head-of the stretch Dnsan, who
had kept King James under, a hard pull,
Yet him down. and tbe remarkable Plaudit
horse wss 90 equal terms With kestigonehe
IN the t.inElinx OF an eye: again But.rI
pllEo lus huII1 vi u NholN ~ hi1h'
telt ruu. but the hsene champion was
unable TO gain a yard, and it Vas then sp-
parent 10 The crowd that be Was beaten.
p,a s~as'i sas no; 80 so be zen senie q hoR He,a AND
when Guy Burns subjected him 70 the merci-
less lash he bounded ahead, Dugan sa~
in q moment that Burns was out TO beat
him. 80 KinE James Yves rut under a ter
rife drive too. with the result that the two
Hildreth horses ran Ike a team up TO the
hnsi sts'sensd RiHp,e,: shEesn NH b,. nhs,
ewes and naming nos'riis, drew away 10
win. extended 70 the limit by a lensth.
Frsets a brooklyn Handicap winner.
Hiidreih, who saw the race from the
grand stand. was quickly SURROUNDED by
trends who warmly eo1sre'Nistsa him
INDUCED in a cordial handshake. The trtt
half mile was run in ots. I'VE fuIonss in
20 as: t~hIes;a oSs m n l1s and y ,ss
mile and a quarter in fn4. The BROOKLYN
was first nun Ia issI5, the winners being
nry Monop9le Ihs Bard. Esile; Gs,t9Tay
Hornpipc, Sir Walter, Harvard Mann. or
Rsment, s.passaI, kiIley Mlek ceqnroy.
Benz Rel s. lstsh Lad sa ! Be- e.,I Picket Delhi r0t'-
There was no Interference by the au;
thorities with the oral betting conducted
10 ACCORDANCE with recent court rulings.
Decnty Commissioner Hanson and Borough
Inspector Russell. They had iwenty-rve
plain clothes men on hind WITH ordersto
aso cd f bets. 81 sRer Hi hoSIey Of kinSs
also there for a similsr purpose. But 40
well did the patrons conduct themselves
h a no arrests were made. II gas under-
stood that District Attorney Clarke had de-
cided TO leave the enforcement Of the law
TO the police and the Sherifs nen, and TO
merely prosecute those, charged with vio-
lating the law. President DIV yer Of the
Brooklyn Jockey club was in perfect har.
mony with the authorities. lie Instructed
the Pinkertons to look shsrply for offenders
and promised to bar any man who failed to
ranRement the public enjoyed much free.
dom, for there was nothing Of the alleged
persecution and oppression OF a year ago.
the sIe.t. Of II. 7. Wilson. Jr.. all the after
noon, and he expressed complete, satisfac-
ton with the way the racing and specrls-
ton Dire managed. The clubhouse Was
and the unanimous opin!o on was that racing
under the existing conditions would soon
be on q sound basis.
,weodfoTd Clay provided the WHINE,
Star Sboot-Fying Ship. She had worked
the distance in better than ! 10 and was a
red hot Zip in c~onseguepce Scoville took
her to the front IN the first furIong, after
which xhe breezed all the way 70 the wire. |
and In spite of the fact that she bore Out
at the head OF the stretch she came home.
p IsS !sHFshs an 1s t9s t0G 81 !? Sir q bi fsoi + !:
esks. the second choice, after a slow get.
way ran a brilliant RAGE and nailed second
money 10 a drive by half a length from
runnerip a greater part OF the way. Pre-
vious winners Of the Criterion were vir-
Einis Earle. Cap and Bells, Grail Mamari.
hamburg Belle. Sehy M Fly flsH