New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-25
0 FENING THE BRIGHTON BEACH COURSE
FoUR RACES IN THE PRESENCE or LARGE oho"p
ONE OUTSIDER WINS,

The oponinC of the Brighton Beach racing
season. which is to last till November II the horses eSS
last so long took place yesterday. There was i"l,'
attendance aud the grand stand was hlled WIN Pe"P
who made no pretensons TO fashion but came 10 envy
themselves From appearances they succeeded adniia
bly,. ., o.os
The first race was dash OF furlongs, for all ages
70 carry 100 mounds for purse OF $3.50. There were
nine entries-L. Harris Frank, L. r. BraHlcl "i"',
Blohm d Co.'S Little Minch, V. Hcl'ars finnEet =,
Hentz's Grace, T. Kings Hazard, the Mascote o''V'
TIC Old Mil Stables Knight Tcmpar, and Csliah"hS "
Co.'S Miss Brewster. Little Mnch was made sl'"
favorite in the mutual pools knight Tcmpar pelhg iI
ccd next The start was made at the third ufoAs Po'
near the stables and there was great uei4y !" -,
ting Off First Little Minch boted !" i"ls
start then Grace rar iurlo"s "'i''C ,,.ad
c,uld he brought back. and then she suIh''
and made dash for her stable. Finally when 'Ic M
feu Grace remained standing at the post l'.io ir
VIII, vas ridden by Garrison. Jumped away Win clv''
lead Of two lengths the rest being bunched penn" 'H
The horses ran in this order TO the turn INTO inc
when Milan came ont of the rush. ioio"'u o' MIS-
7,r,,lar and PIunger As they UP the straight
| Plungcr passed Milan and Knight leinpH' pu' ne'''
o,o ncar Little Minch who passed the judges sahd an
easy winner bg about the lead he took In starting hS
Ten,plar was a good third Time l:O3l2 Mutual pools
maid - 20 for Little Mnch, So 90 for place LOT
Punger
The second race was selling race over distance Of
J. b. Williams's Blue Peter 10 pounds Mascote Stable
Sidney b. "a pounds; T. Stewards Columbia, 81 pounds;
Brandt's Bonotte 90 pounds H. Green's Marsh kedoh'
lO6 pounds; A. McCartys Ore King lO2 pounds; l.
Kings Florence g., 90 pounds; l. Harris Rebellion, Ioo
pounds; Snyder & Co.'S Lena. 40 pounds; j. H. McCor-
mack's Maggie b. los pounds; NJ. Kelys Perllous, loo
Mounds and A b CroSs's Mule 100 pounds Marsh Ke-
don and Lena were about equal favorcs in the betting
selling at $50 each to l5 for Perous, and SO for Mule
and $40 for the field. The start was from the nist quar-
Ter post There several false starts ana aer one ol
these In which Maggie b. Florence c. and Marsh recon
ran quarter OF a mile the flag fell Immediately they re-
turned and they could get in places Blue refer
omped away with the lead, followed by Lena, Boulote
| Mule and Marsh Redon. At the half-mie post Mule
ceme mp 10 Lena, passed her. and at the threequarlei
pole was IN a clear lead Of length. Rounding INTO the
straight Maggie b. took the lead but once III the sua S
Bouctte came through with fine burst OF speeu' VIII
ming in llSI4 by four lengths There was great con
test for second place between Marsh Redon, who had
struggled up from the rear, Mule and Blue Peter mats
PcJon aiTed il i'm the last stride by short head fI0m
MTc VINO led Bue Peter by about the length The
three could have been covered with o,a'he,
Roulette had field in the American POOLS ana
| the mutuas paid $50 So. 49, ,h.
The third race was a dash of mile for al ages, weight
40 pounds The entries were Hughes Fiona /. stew
arts Clarence; I. Bryan's Jersey Maid; W. LAKELAND
Arsenic; HopsQn Bros Ieemacnus; srsts Kan
croft l. II. Gayne's' Centennial and BIC nm go go
Hostage In the American pools 5iiendowe[ DT%gm
Arsenic Bancroft and Little Fred $40 each %
SIS and the held $50 The start was an even one 61C
going away the lead followed by Clarence Sen1oWgI,
! and Little Fred, the rest punched ABOUT tMu
| ienghtns behind GlendOwer went 10 the
front before the first quarter was Icacheu,
Fiona neck and neck with Hostage Little Fred hehlnd
the pair During next hall mile the relative POSITIONS
of the horses were preserved, but Little FRED gradually
came nm and led length at the trn INTO me
the straight Here Arsenic came out ana rushed ptst ne
leading horses The whip applied to Little Fred VINO
| responded gamely and came away a winner DI lnIct
enrths Arsenic second, length and hat IN front Oh
Roma. (;lendOwer fourth. Time, 1158. Mutual po"I'
| pald SIG To- Arsenic for second place PAD TlS:
Tile concluding dash OF mile ana quartz
over 1--WE hurdles The entries were J. DonOhue rs Roch
ester i47 pounds, M Lynch) F. Ahrcnss BucSTa, i2'
mounds (Ford r. Dunns Carlyle, lag pounds (hliheEl
f BaITett's HaIpooner l43 pounds W. LynchE and ]
Nolau's Ike Bonh!ln 147 pounds !P Nolan Bettng
| fbe American pools Buckra, 500 ;Ikc BOnham S2o
CARLYLE 81 aud field $50. The start was even Du
Buckra sailed oil at great rate I'm the lead HarpoOne
vent down AT the fret hurdle and Carlyle al the Ourth
Coming round the turn Rochester passed Ike Bcnhau
| and gained second place. Time 222A. Mutuals pad Io
HE winner - IS and for Rochester for second place
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