The New York herald., 1879-07-06
BRIGHTON BEACH RACES.


TEREsTING SPORT WITNESSED BY A LARGE
ArTENDANcE-lGIEN oabE, sHYLocK, LIZZIE
d AND DATLaAs1AN THE WINNERS.
The races at the Brighton Beach Fair Grounds yes
terday were four, In number, and though the first
and second on the programme called out only small
fields the large gathering of lookers-on seemed
well pleased with the sport presented. The heavy
rain on the evening of the Fourth made the
track on the backstretch very heavy, and conse-
quently very slow. During the present week the
management will improve that portion of the track
with additional covering of six inches OF dirt.
which will be properly worked and rolled. In due
time the Brighton track will offer superior attrac-
tions to owners of thoroughbteds
THREE QUARTERS OF MILE.
A dash Of three-quarters OF mile. purse of $3.50.
the winner to bo sold at auction, introduced the
days sport. s. d. Bruce's brown colt Glen Oge, 8
years. and Daily Brothers chestnut geding Loiterer.
s years. came to the post. The former the ia
vorite two to one Loiterer went away with the lead
and maintained it until Glen Ogle struck the hard
ground at the bend of the homestretch. when he
made his effort and soon showed in front by half q
length. Loiterer's jockey did his best. seemingly,
to regain the lead. but whipping struggle ended
with Glen Ogle winning by head Time. :32k
The mutual pools paid $S S5. There was no bid for
the winner. ~
MILE AND THREE-oUARTERs.
Second the programme sweepstakes
of S15 each with $400 added, Of which the second
horse received $75; dash OF mile and three
quarters. John Newman's Shylock. aged. III lbs,
J. McMahons Ike Bonhsin, q years. ITO lbs. and
Daily Brothers Loiterer. wears. 1ls lbs responded
to the summons OF the judges. Bonham sold in the
pools for $50 and Shylock s21, Loiterer not being
OTo rad wi n Is af
they would start him. After false attempt they
were sent away. with Loiterer slightly in advance
lengths to the front at the head Of the stretch with
Shylock tour lengths the best OF Bonham. In this
way they to the half f-mle pole. and. after safely
crossing the muddy portion OF the track. Bonham
began moving up. but old Shylock would not be,
winner by four lengths Bonham was second and
Loiterer third. . hundred yards away. Time. 352h.
The mutuas paid SIT 30.
A purse Of $500. dash of one mile. was the third
event. and had four starters These were Newman's
Guy and Daley Brothers Lizzie ID. Guy Higgins
and Lizzie brought $40 each IN the pools. with Miss
Malloy selling for So. The Miss jumped away with
the lead, but compelled to relinquish 1t to
Lizzie. and at the quarter pole the latter was
length in front Malloy second. Guy third and
Higgins last. Lizzie not dislodged and at the
half two lengths the best of Malloy and Guy.
who running head and head with Higgins as
before. Guy made creditable attempt to reach his
competitor Lizzie. but unsuccessful. the latter
landing the race by two lengths. Guy second three
lengths ahead of Higgins who four lengths in
front Of Miss Mailoy. Time 2:l2. The mut1als re-
turned $l4 GO for every s5 invested
HURDLE RACE.
An interesting race Tor purse Of $3.50. one mile ,
and half. over six hurdles. the closing event.
lbs; jennings ventilator. 144 lbs; Bennett Co.'S
Dandy. 149 lbs: Keeley's Bay Rum. 15l lbs; Pen
lbs Dandy brought $25. Dailgasian sIs ventiIator
s11 and the field 81. When the flag fell Dailgasian
shs TO the BY 0ns s.a s ove
first hurdle. placed west OF the half mile POLE with
Pilot second. Dandy third ana the others well strung
out Dailgasian, reached the second hurdle, the
bend beyond the threequartcr pole. ten lengths in
front of Pilot with Dandy third and the Others
ing slowly The third hurdle was taken
by Dailgasian in the same
above. his successful work being prottily
repeated at the nth and sixth. Then running home
he increased his advantage. and finished thirteen
lengths the best of Dandy, second. who four
lengths ahead of Pilot third he three in front of
Yentilator. fourth, and Carver fifth. Bay Rum fell
at the fourth hurdle but not injured. He did
not resume running on being remounted, but
logged back to his stable. II
CoSRY ISLAND. N. Y. july g. 1s79.-FRsr DAY
INAUGURAL MEETING OF BRIGHTov
BEACH FAIR GnoUNDs-FIRsr RAcE.-Purse $780, Of
which $50 to the second horse entrance free; the
be sold $780, allowed lbs. If tor $500, IA lbs;
il for $500. Il lbs surplus the sale OF the win
ncr to be divided among the second and third
| horses. Three-quarters of q mile.
s. ID: Bruce's br c. Glen Ogle. years, by Glen
Athol---Mollie Woods, % lbs. Kinney
Daley Brothers ch. e. Ioiterer. years. by Leafii-
| ington--Lemonade. lU3 lbs. .......... .tAdlcr)
Time, :321a.
SAME DAY-sEcosD ND kAcI.--A sweepstakes of sl5
each. y. p., with s4U3 added; the second horse to
receive S75 of the stakes; winners this year OF
any single of the vauc of 81 0OU to carry weight
| for age; other winners allowed lbs; inaidens OF
| all ages allowed II lbs One milo three
| quarters.
| John Newmans b. h Shylock, aged. by Lexing.
tOn--Edtth, III lbs Observation-Disclosures. .Webb)
! j. McNIahon's b. H. Ike Borham, years. by Bon
ME Scotland-viola 11o lbs. ........: Qiiley)
Daley brothers. ch. e. Loiterer, years, by Leani-
ington-Iemonade, lis lbs. .iAdier) 8
| ttnn l.r
SAME DAY-THrRD RAcR.-Pursc $500, Of which
$50 to the second horse; entrance free horses
lowed lbs; maidons allowed, If three years DID,
lbs. four years. lbs; II five years or upward IL
lbs. One mine.
Daley Brothers b. f. Lizzie D.. years, by En-
quircr--Leisure, los lbs. (Ader) 4
Bennett 4 Co. b. z. Guy years by ,Narragan-
sctt-Chignon, 103 lbs. .............. .(SampsoE) 2
John Ncwrran's b. h. w. 1. Higgins, q years, by
Pat Malloy, dam by Yellow Bird. 110 lbs. (Webb)
james IL. Jennings b. I. Miss Mailoy years by u
Pat Malloy, dam by Engineer. los lbs. .(siley)
Time, 2:12
SAME DAY-FoUHTn RAcE.--Iiurdle race. purse
$3.50. of which $50 to the second hoise; entrance
free welter weights (2s lbs, added to weight Tor
age) horses never having won hurdle or
six hurdles.
Hugh Csafneys br. e. Dailgasian, 6 years, by Blar-
neystone-Lucy Fowler ISL lbs. -. tGafney) I
Bennett n Co.'sch. <. Dandy, years, by Oyster
man. Jr.. dam by Arlington, 149 lbs.... .Sait) D.
s. Pcnistans ch. g. Pilot, aged, by Jack the Bar
Der, dam by Pilot, Isl lbs. .(Towsenl 81
James X. jennings ch. n. Ventilator, aged. by
vanda--Carolin, li4 lbs. ........ .tDevin)
NJ Tuley's Dr. Ia. carver yr. years, by Is. T..
Carver--Long Nine, 1856 lbs. .l........ Bailey
James keeley's b. g. Bay Rum, aged by Bay
wood-Goneril, Isl lbs. bs............... .(Connor) y
Timc 3:291a.