The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-29
LITTLE BADGE ROMPS HOME.
BRI0HT0N'S BANDLOA p AN EASY THING
FOR THE son OF ILL USED.
A stesp,eeh""o in which Five Horses out

a etee Plechaae In which Five Horses out
OF Twelve Pass tho FIniahinE Line-
Father Bill Surprises tho Talent by
Winning with ILzzIe-Ernest Leads.
Six fairly interesting races wero Witnessed
by $500 persons at Brighton Beach yesterday
afternoon. the mile and furlonR handicap
tho feature OF the programme, being a gilt for
Badge at III pounds.
The steeplechase had twelve startors. but oil
save Taruuln. Killarney DR.. Chase, stonewall.
and XanRbar camo to grief. the favorite
Elphin, getting bad fall at the stone fence
below the stand. Echo, who was also we'll
supported. fell OF tho Jump on the upper turn,
rolling over his rider Allmark, and brulsing
him quite severely The race finally narrowed
down 10 q fight between Tarquin and Rillar-
ney. Tho former had tho most speed and
won, with something 10 spare. DR.. Chase. n
rank outsider against whose chances for third
place 10 to could DO had, cnme home
In that position. Tho opening raco wont
10 Newburgh at 10 to l in the betting
Extravagance, another long shot running SEQ
ond. koseberry had cake walk In the second.
easily defeating the Rosemary Murray geldins
and Gormorra Grand Duke ran away before
the start for three miles and was withdrawn.
Tho two-year- old raco at seven furlongs saw
Young Grace and Nubian elual fayorites.
Father Bill Daily gave the boys q knork:down
blow BY winning with his second string. Lizzie,
sister at the end. Ernest lod In the two-mile
seing, raoe almost from tho first Jump and
out out under d The the whip. beas Darling home for
third money.
THE FIRST BAcE.
Purso goo OF which $50 10 second. for threeyear-
6lds and upward; non'Wnners at this meeting; ono
Ismp6isr q GaGfsnSe jsn, ,..9...H....;.''.:
J. j. MocSrmicks B. N Cheney, % lfNn5j 49,:
E na' SSnts crsa so 3 fTeds aS
Mutual, paid $685. s sSRsS. sislo.
THE SECOND RACE.
Purse S3oS Of which $50 to second for maiden three
Gray Co c. Roseberry BY Faustus- Bonnie Rose,
w. q hoIISsS ch a. dam Rosemary; Murray. III
kgGty f hSmah T N
Lady NJ, and AustTRiand Also ran
Musua,s paid siaea sIHti $50
THE THIRD RACE
Purse sool Of which s75 70 second and s25 to third
IT, SaSSS ssts By & Bsso-rou FOle III,
13pTa S @rssf III
Nutuab paid 81 sa7a s%l5 ~
THE FouBrH RACE.
Purse S7Oo OF which $50 to second and $50 to third
j. MuIllss b. h. Badge }, BY III rsSd-BArOnesS III
Castle sons br h Brian Bora, i los j,n,lenI .
j. T. Mssss, . signature, J. 10 ,CovnEtoaj.: ,
ST. Luke Also ran
Mu,uals paid seoo, a5VS S tii1d
THE FIFTH RACE.
Purse $O0 NJ which $50 TO second and $50 third;
selling allowances two miles
", Lakeland en-. q. Ernest aged by Enqnirer-JAco-
Hanover Stables br h. klevo lds yStovaD ~.
J. H. MOCornicks q Reward !, PS tFynu)
DaYing Gen Gordon Fergus, BIahA Light nouse
and Rink also ran
T1mo 1897.
mu,uais paiA ssoa r5i6. sS"a
THE SIXTH RACE,
Purse ESQ., Of whioh F5 TO second and SIS 10 third;
o handicap steeplechase the fh!l course, about
TWO ami half mi IS.
J. q NcC ormiCk D z. TarquiL nSed by Great Tom
NJ D0wninga ca. & killarney, aged i<o iKennyi.. .
NJ. bays Oh DR. Chase, g. lN Il ockTaan
Stonewan pni 2Angbar also ran b,hn Elphin, Re
peaer Jake Shipsey, Delaware, FutHty Ani Troy fell
nr.ua,s pN.a s4l. SO. si i4nS H sia.7u