New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-03
BRIGHTON BEACH TR1UMPHS.
TIE pre HANDICAP WON ny TON MARTIN.
AnANzA Int Ar THE rosr--orsEn RACES At
aliErrsilrNp NAY.


aurrrsnEAp NAY
II was q stand Joke n' The June meeting oi inc
Conoy leland 10 " Cluh hat tho owners aud trhl'
ors from brighton beach went back c,cry dnywilh Tho
pockets Of their old ttous, hulsng with bills, when
they bad won Ut the more fashionable and nriaocfnuo
course That Jost became rad reality ye'icfd"S'
Tho ourlcd daflings Of the clubs the dudes ll"l"
Demonicos and the Assyunn bulls and Polar hehS "
Wall Street went down to Shcepshead Bay ana henp''
high their bets Kingiike, Amnza, Cleaner jack
of Hearts aud the other favoritcs of fashion ana
wealth in the rich Thin City Handicap. when they
went home they had had the experience ana the io"'l
men from Brighton had the money for Brghson b'acn
horses, Tom Martin and Ferg Kyle got both first and
second places.
One of the ablet and visest turfmen in this country
when asked his opinion of this handicap few hours
before the race replicd at il gift for Aranza
Remember her mile and a quarter ri Monmouth PARK
in 2O03i with her 100 pounds up she ran away nom
her field. If she's in the humor she'll cantc oil with
this race" Mr.. Withers never talks rashy, and hlS
prediction would probably have been confirmed il
Aranza had not been left at the post. But IT was a
capital handicap, and well run race and II wac won
cleyery by a capital. compa t little colt by Longfel
low, out Of Arhaarc Tom Martin is no, first class
He will hardly defeat Duchess, Modcsty Lonisette'
RatapIan or the Mimi colt at weights. But he Is
a treasure for big handicap.
Mr. Lawrence allotted the weights with discretion
and artistic ability. Perhaps he a lit too beney-
client to 81 ght,n Beach but his hi, heart warns 10
the horny handed Sons of toll who earning their
crackers cheese and rum by the sweat of their honest
brows at Brighton. And he could not know that
Aranza would be left at the post. But many weary
head tossed and fro sccplcss pillows in New-iok
last night because Mr. Lawrence had not put ten
pounds more on Tom Martin and ferg Kyle, and many
a sigl aoacd ont on the evening air from the windows
of the Union. Manhattan and Kmckerbocker Clubs
Kinglike ran well lie did al HAT his owner ven
tured TO hore for him. Little jack of Hearts once 80
feet could not get place cor his unncky owners
Their 81 is all clouds now They can't pick Mp even
the least little pur C. and Knight Of Elerslie has he
come LIME General Monroe had no chance with 127
rounds Cleaner was outclas.ed His Saratoga repu-
ta,ion was inflated Freda and Richmond could not
stay. Ferg Kylc's performance cred,tabe. lie
made the pace and led most of The way at hig speed.
The giant Of the rcdwools, big jim Renvck, took
nearly all owes and most of the pocket books in the
opening scurry Of six fulones, but bis ponderous
machinery never got into smooth motion. for
Mclaughlin shot away with the Washington Market
bit Of beet. Little Mnch, and Engineer Fitzpatrick
could hardly get hs hand the lever of the California
locomotive before the butcher boys pride far away
But wait little" wait little" M the Ministries
sing and You will see the tall horse Of the Sierras
como rolling in at -pccd that the fastest express
Jacob Sharp's Cross Town line even if it has the
Alderman on board. cannot rival
The Judges laid y heavy hand fraud In tho stceplc
chase The good work should 90 on. They have put
thor hand to the plough aud honest mon will hope 70
the firrow made broad and long ard deep. Ia re-
arc many rank weeds about tho stables that should be
ploughcd under.
WASHINGTON MARKTr JrDItANT.
Tho frst race WIS for purse Of $500; mile Elrht
,sn-With.rs's gcliing Duplex % wear. 10 pounds
tdIcn by ". Donohucl, OwiuFs7 rcdng Mammoust
O.d 49, Coubllugl. Walt,ua hose sutcr tagcl, 111
s,.nD. Blohu n co... colt Little nch "a. 11J
NcrlughhJ). p. LorllriS horse Herbert o. ~. Hay
" .ri ftI1 blo,H'- NY ~mslr J. nm iW aeiidlnl'
sud N.1cv'a g,l Zen mo ul'un q, 49, F1rb Pools
Jim E'uNick SEQ, Duul SjjNMUmoait ,Lllie no.,
too. Uu.l 3 o. !, NummuniN an ldttc Mlnch 20 |
r, lttIuts ~ l. suucr l. to 4. Bon inompaon 10 20
nou iGo,ap.a1 was nr-t when the nag ren. ucrbort
i"e # ~ md m m ms y 4 wn, lcdug c,lr
jho alp tlrlr Much Non nv lcnR hin i;ld M'mmonnf
second ID leng.h before Jim ll,nwick h. neck bel 10
40 l5.'
YOUNG fwlNEY COMES OFT or THE WEST.
The second rncc was Nndiclp 40 q mile and half
$50 c1ch $50 INDEED $3.50 10 second -Four r,u-G. l..
Io.il.rd eodiug Monitor AGED. lo9 uaywarbj Hay
dcu a. Bury's cit Ko,cIslo l3, 1o5. -Oyal Couigls
cot swueg D. 04 Fulmcu; Mulkr,'s coli JIM Carlisle
g. 80 Hi,gD. z Monitor $40, Kosc1,go $50
~0m.y $50. jim Carlisle $50 Raoks-Nfoni.or 1 to .,
kos.iu.k, to J. swiney {, 1, jim Car.i.l. 10 to l.
Monitor ana jim Carlisle raced together front for
hal, he journey. Ko cuko fought with Mont or for half
20 Ini" and chem ircd. VIII lr Swiuey e1ci U'. and
hou IN re ct n cuts OF he whip o.. homes retch
b. settled Non tors chances rather easily, winning by
lllf eueh g. 23al Monitor ond three ths before
KosciI-ko, jim Carlisle ten lengths behind. Mutu@L
H. O. BrRvARDs rILLY FIRST.
The third race for two-ycar-ols that had never
won those not having um second in $1,000 race
allowed pounds; purse 500; dis ance Il mile. Zen
ran-Cps aua stable, hly East Lynne lO7. Carr on:
Z. L0rilla d. IT,. ny, Petition 107, sheridan; Suffolk
stables ee d skooAum 1O7. MAYNARD ". Donolu-'s
colt Lieia ~ ". Dono-G app. JON -on'- colt
QO7, Mc>ionusl D. D. Witncr., nm, Barbara by Maca-
room b Linda az. Holloway p. LInAaGd', nly IIcya
H-i,r DIVER Brothers nly Miss Palmer I07 Sc,
I,uy,tnl. Poo]s-Pe.iiiol $50 Fast Lynne So Bar
bara SO NJ s. Palmer So Eigu SO. Eoc4c $50. Held
$40 Il o.s-Lat Lynne ! 20 /. Pc Iti1u 10 /. E!gu,
rocket Barbara and 5li-4 Palmer To 1 each IIcva to
l. u to ! agtinS the others.
The 81 II was .ool, Heya FIST. Petition second, Miss
Palmer tni.d. East ,nne and Ike. KUN were a,t tnrn
speed ~ the second quarter mill, hut Gin and Pit
re di,puung lead ne head the home. trctch
ana KEEP up ne str gglc until the last hundred ylras
where Es-i Lynne he5 by them n ngs and won
By length in In, skookuu.ecttug second place by
neck from II IN N the lasr Two strides Petition was
fouGta. half length hind Ilgn, ,ieya fifth, Rupert
sixth llls. Palmer seventh Mutual f2G 80
DECIDING THE GREAT HANDICAP.
The Twin City Handicap1i miles. 500 ea.h half for
felt 50 800 add d. 500 and 20 per the stakes TO
The second 10 per ~ the takes to the third had
eighteen starters. These Pierre Lori ards pair OF
mares Arauzl t6l19, shauer and Pnifrc o. "a Oncyl;
T. j. McElmee's horse General Mouroer6 1871 BayIock;
Iia5deu * carry e. ding Cleaner a.. lO4, -Ovac d. d.
WIihcrs's colt KmgIike a. lis w. D"nobn6,.
Applrby & JObnsop's horse jack Of Hearts rs II -
ma ward; +. j. Baidvin's lilly Ffcdl g. 100 Arrode
". l. SCOTS pair, the gcding Referee 4. 100 levi.i
and ne lily All Hands Around D. ~. Higg- Callalaus
iIIv l. tIIf.
co Richmond r. %. CIR en-; IrctkTC-s Stables lcdug
Eucd T. lO2. Fisher; G.. Cook colt ierg We a. 1913.
CoukIuI; Y. IIo.ars gcdug Puugcr =, o. Campl.IP g.
FoNr colt Tom Martin B. o. thurchI; f.. ". Vests geld
ng Levan a. JOG. Walker; q. H. Lonla rs colt rhark-
cray c. gG j. DOnOuucI aud Dwycr Brothers geldug
Chscktntte aged, H., McLlulhlnl PoHs-EilRlike
$40. Cleaner $500 f. Lorillud'- par $50 Ihackerav