National Republican., 1883-07-26
THE RACING RESORTS.
A. Heavy Track Mt Brighton Bcnch-
Splendid Sport at saratoga-Races ut
PIttsburg and Other Points.


witnessed the races at Brighton Beach to-day.
The track showed the effects of yesterdays
rain, it being fetlock deep with mud. The
weather was very pleasant and the contest
good.
First race, purse $3.50, $50 to the second, for
all ages three.quarters of a mile Pools were
Chilli SS5 p. H., $35; What Is 1t, S25; Lewinsky,
S25 Kate Devices, Barney, and Peerless to-
gether, $40. =. IL. led from the start and won
easily by two lengths, Chill second, Lewinsky
| third. Time, l:20l. French pools paid $2215.
Second race, $3.50, of which $50 to second,
for all ages, 7 mile. Pools-.Ben Woolley,$s0;
Henry G., $35; Boulette, $35; Caller On, S45;
Moor, and Replevin together, $50. Biddy
Bowling had the lead from tho start until
| the grand stand was reached. There Boulette
and Ben Woolley caught and passed her,
Boulette winning the race by q scant length,
Ben Woolley second, Biddy Bowling third.
Time, 1.2li French pools paid $1,000.
Third race, purse $3.50, 800 to the second,
selling allowances. One mile. Pools--Annie
| c, 500; Rushaway, $50; Jim Fiske, SO;
Monk, Si5; Morgan Spy and Charley Gorham
together, $50. Charley Gorham was in front
for nearly three. quarters of the distance and
then gave way to AMMO aud Rushaway.
| Annie g beat tho latter to the wire by two
lengths, Rushaway second, Monk third.
| Timc 1474. French pools paid S2i.S5.
| Fourth race, purse $780, $50 to the second,
| for non-winners at Brighton in 1883, one
mile. Pools-Little Dan, 500; FL Captain,
$50; Fair Barbarian, $5O r, Monce and Pilot
| together $75. Little Dan and Pilot alter
rately held tho lead till the half mile was
run, when Fair Barbarian assdmed the lead,
holding it to tho finish, and winning by three
lengths; El Captain second, Pilot third.
Time, 1;4sl. French pools paid $3.50.
Fifth race, purse $3.50, $50 to second, for
four-year olds and upwards, one and one
a...ht cold Antn Ittnh nhno
$50; Redfox 800; Barney Aaron, $40; Mon
tauk, S40 Ranger Major Wheeler, and Edwin
A. together, $50. Major Hughes won, Barney
Aaron second, Edwin A. third. Time, 2:00i
| French pools paid Sll.2O.
Sixth race. purse $3.50, $50 to the second,
for all ages, one mile. POols-Swift, 5000;
Harriet, $l15; Centennial, $50; Emma f.,
Charley Epps, and Periwinkle together, $50.
Swift won as she liked, Centennial second,
and Harriet third. Time, las. French
pools paid $5,15.
SARATOGA, July 25.-The first race one
mile, for all ages, was won by Wapakonita,
Referee second, and Boatman third. Time,
1:43t.
The third race, five furlongs, for two-year-
olds, was won by Bridget King, Tom second,
and Tally Ho third Time, 1:04@.
The fourth race, threc-quarters of a mile,
was won by Bell Boy, Tallyrand second, and
Wellington third Time, 1:l7f.
| lO-uuyb pTORTduLne luIIlSuSu cACcllCuJ
sport, and there was Il large crowd present at
the track to enjoy it. There seems to be a
departure this season from the rule regarding
extra days. Heretofore they were almost ig
noIed, but this the attendance is nearly
as large as on regular days. The betting was
lively and the track in good condition. Only
one -Fellowplay-wa successful.
The other winners were Wapakonita, Bridget,
and Bell Boy. Bridget ran a good race She
had her field beaten before they had run a
quarter of a mile.
Following are the pools on the first race
Rena B, $3.50; Referee, $65; Boatman, $40
, Wapakonita and Blazes, $35 each; field, $50.
French pools paid 1880
Pools on second race: Fellowplay, 500.
Hartford, $50; Mandanus, $50. French pools
paid So. " -,--.,.-r
, aiPools on third race-Conkling, $10O; Tally
/ Ho, $45 Bridget, $45i King Tom, $50; field
$i5. French pools paid $31.40
In the fourth race there were no regular
pools. French pools paid $1,000.
The entries for to-morrows races are as fol
lows:
!. First race, purse $780, non-winning and
S maiden allowances, one mile. Carson. llC
, pounds Bootjack, 115 pounds; Postmark
LOG pounds Slocum, 95 pounds Buccaneer
A 1O3 pounds; Lord Lyon, 113 pounds Mon
arch, 10l pounds.
9 Second race, the Alabama stakes, for three
. year old fillies, one mile and furlong. Mis-
G Woodford, Vera, Tea Rose, and Bessie.
g Third race, purse 5000, winning penalties
G nom winning, and maiden allowances on
: mile and five furlOngs. Baccarat, Sc pounds
o Wallensee, los; George Kinney, 106; Gen
|. Montrose 1873; Postguard, III; Drake Car
@ ter, 103 Taxgatherer, l05.
n Fourth race, purse S400, selling allowances
horses entered not to be sold to carry sevel
# pounds extra, three-quarters of mile. Tally
q rand, 101 pounds Disturbance 1877 Alta L
~ 1O1. Rruuswipk 100, MiStrnl ITO
# Tho following notice was handed to tn
h Associated Press representative to-night
a In the case Of the attempt at fraud charge
" against j. a, Doherty and Frank Mclaughlin tn
r course. (Sgned) G. WHEATLEY, Secretary.
l. 1t seems from information gathered tha
g. Doherty got Mclaughlin to offer Spellmar
a the jockey who rode Fellowplay to-day, $50
10 to pull his horse, which he not only refuset
'e to do, but notified Green Morris, the owner
who brought the matter to the notice of tn
1r judges Mclaughlin, who is an excellen
III lightweight jockey, admitted his guilt.
10 PITTsBURG, July 25.-The summer NEE
ing of the Pittsburg Driving Park associatio
< was inaugurated at Homewood to-day. Th
is weather was fine, the track in good condition
G, and the attendance large. The racing wi
of spirited and the betting lively notabl
h feature was that all the winners were sire
IN by Blue Bull. Following are the SUMMARIES
es First race, purse $500, for the 1928 elias
he Gladiator, 5 | st. Cloud, 2 A Wa
O. nut, 3 2 2; Kate Mccall, 2 A 4 3; IL
lb crece, A 8. Timc-2;2i, 2224, 2:23!, 222
Second race, purse 81, ,OOos4or the 2i0 clas
a Matte H. / l l; Brick, 2 2 3; Hawthorn
r. 3 A 2; Alean Almont, A 3 A. Time-2;3
10 2:34, 2:29l.
n Third race, pacing race purse $1OO
G. Billy $, /; Link, 3 A; Juliet, 3 {
in Fritz, 25i Hi Ball, 2. Time, 222
a 2:22R, 2:23l.
IL BosToN, July 25.-Tbis was the second d0
of the, July meeting at Beacon park. I'll
of track was in good condition and the rae
T., were we'll contested. Following are the sun
lg mares:
is First race the 1928 class, purse $4OO divide
IN Blla Doe, l 1 l Hersey, 2 2; GeorI
IN A., 2 4 6; Hiland Win, & 6 3 3; Jewel, 8
ne 4. Time, 2:232, 2;23l, 2:24!, 2;25.
e, Second race, the 2;3S class, purse $4OO, d
be vided. Flora jefferson, 3 3 ! 2 1 /; Bostc
s- Boy, 2 / 3 3; Captain, l 2 3 2 3;
p l.. d., 2; Mortimer, 5 z
IN Time, 2:32, 2;304, 2:2Sf 23O4, 232, 2;34i.
sn En, ,nresa In rIntfn RecnyarIuu