New-York tribune., 1885-09-15
FREELAND WINS EASILY.
MISS wooDFoRD BADLY BEATEN.
HOW THE SPECIAL RACE Ar BRIGHTON BEACH
CANE OUT.


HOW THE SPECIAL RACE Ar BRIGHTON BEACH
CANE OUT.
Ten thousand people went down to Brighton
Peach Yesterday TO see the specle between Free
land Miss woodford, Berssn, Monogram, hodesty anu
richmond and restless, lively noisy multitude lh0y
were They oheered the winner Freeland Justify apu
greeted the champion oolored jockey who roae MIN as 10
ioclkey has been greeted since Mclaughlin rode AhS
woodford to victory in the last match 81
Monmouth Park. During the whole timo o'
tho race-thougb that was short, as the pace
,ros ertremely fast-they kept up q continuous
chorus of shouts buzzas and yels The petuns rose W
lofty figures the Dwyer entries MISS "oouioru an
Richmond being little above the Corrigan PAIR free
land and Modesty, in the public esteem IL was fre0
lands turn Yesterday and he won with amazing ease,
Mss Woodford and Freeland seemed so closely matcneu
AZ Monmoutb that TO see Freeland run awey from MISS
woolford I'm the last furong and win by three lengths
was n painful surpTise-at least TO tue host Oh A'S
Woodford's friends and admirers. The DWyers had hV
excuse TO offer for the mare. They thoughV sue was
and thoy backed her. but II she was really In her pss
condition. then Freeand has improved wonderiuiy
since he left Long Branch But most turmen 'hous"'
,bat tho marc was far below her August FORM
what Green Morris ran Bersan for must ever be q
mystery The colt among the best OF the three-yea
ods but this ls year when most OF the three-y
are of cheap stuff and he had no chanee III w" i
coming I'm last. Bersan defeated reahy hIS'
speed enough , .,,.
A sinoular thing in the race was Modesy's outrun-
ming Monogram Molosty defeated by Monogram
at sheepshead Bay on Saturday by many lehgIhs' al
though Monogram then carried 10 POUNDS anu "ou
esty had only 40 up. Yesterday Monogram carneN
10 and Modesty 115, and yet Monogram came IN ~
hind Modesty Can any one explain th,''
Rersan carried / pounds, and five pounds overweSn
Hayward rode him.
The fun list OF the horses and riders was as loo"s
Dwver Brothers pair, the mare Miss "oodioru 10 yc'l
IL pounds ridden Ivy Mclaughlin ana the COLI hlo~
mond g. lOs Potter Corrigans pair the geialhs fre
land. G. 1l5 Murphy ana the llly Modesty' a. ll9'
Rlavlocl; Pates geIding Monogram o. 10, FzparlcN
and Morris Patton's colt Bcrsan %, 10, hge over
weight, Hayward ooo
Pools-Dwyers' pair 81 100 Corrlgan's pair $1,000
Bersan $50, Monogram $3.50
The start was obtained at tho first effort and was
,,rlv goo1 Richmond had trins the best Of 1t, win
S sn sccopd Monaghan third Frecand fourth. Miss
Woodford nfih MOdcsty last. l.lchnOh' instantly g
gan n ,S Him wrre TOO sfi TO let lin getaway FAR.
Al the end OF the first furlong Richmond ieu f aIensn
Rsrsan running second half length before Monogram
Nj ~ Wo,Ifnr1 a close fourth. Modesty NTH aud
Frceland last Freeiand took hith place in iOul
his stable companion. Modesiy, n lhey pasasu
The stand M inc close Of the quarter mile. which was
covered In 81 seconds, but other".c inc poa',on
werc unchanged. except that Rlehinonl wa. now Eau %
ipe Bcrsan by "a half length only. Rlchmonds lead was
reduced 10 q neck on the turn after passing he slanu
but the order OF The ak was not chhnged ApPyoa99
the post nj the end OF the first half mile. Mise Wcoiio
passed Monogram ana took third place Dlt nhae 10
rfIorf for the lead az that time Whom tho group MeN
straiehancd out dash along the backstretc Hay
ward called on Brrsan and he rushed by hchnohh
The half mile had been run ia 10 seconds ana tnt
pace now became brcathlcss. Bersan was DONG ~
bcst running a. fast he ever ran 10 ~
llle IIc was q length in advance al the hnli-me pcF
Inn Tho bac.sreach Miss WOodf0rd now second q meek
beforo her stable complnloH Richmond, while ffcciad
was Al Rlchm0nds neck. Tho thrce-guartert wen
covered in the extremely fast time OF ll3 NOW caiH
the fury of the struggle. Mclaughlin nrEnd tho famous
marc and the ground seemed 10 speed away nom under
her flying foct. But fast as shr might ny lAo -Aas.
shadow OF Freeland ever hy her side aud won hot
be shaken of And the tall lean. angular son OF Long
fellow was skimmlug along ~ lightly as swallow
while tho mare was laboring. AZ the eni ot u
mile which WIS run in lillg tho two had lclt tI
others six lengths behind, al h"pric~sly hfAtnh 0"h
ing into the houcstrctch Murphy cayc the inshi{ Ef
i~g a hut to hurry tn fey strides De- bal icft Mts
Wooifoul behind aud came iu az his ea.e TIE winner
threo lengths 81 the excellent t'nc ~ 2:nS.
Miss Wo1dfort second tlrco itnStls heipE
Modcstr. who SIX leuctht before 1onotihm l.lch
mond came lu iih. length beAind Monogram ana tWo
length. before Ber,an, who was Last lEehrl p,S.
tickets paid $40 for -. Tlore wrie idlp -IrtIht
- tickets sold ami 2.iGl for place. OF 81 ucAes
.91I straight were sold aui 2o-l i1r place.