The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-08
ECHO WINS BRIGHTON STAKE.
TEE CRACK CANADIAN JUMPER SHOWS
BIs OPPONENTS THE WAY HOME.

cess but for vengeur's Peculiar Run.
ming. Horizons RIdInE, and Mr.. Clnre's
Bad StartinE-BAdEe Defeats Fordhnu',
and Early blossom Wins Hands Down.
A largo crowd saw tho Canadian steeple-
chaser Echo win the Cross Country Revival
Stakes at Brighton Beach yesterday afternoon
from O field OF thirteen OF the best jumpers In
America. covering the full course Of over two
miles and half In 5:2S, with 1853 pounds in the
saddle.
Everyth ing would have passed of smoothly
and the association would have had cause for
congratulaton but for the ugly look OF the
fifth race and the wretched work OF Superin-
tendent James Glare with the starters flag. In
the fifth event Vengeur opened q strong favor
ite at to g. and on his recent form that was q
good price against him. While the more con-
sentative books held the colt at this price. Tan
ner d Co. and the Glee Club raised the odds.
despite the fact that the public money was
pouring in at the shortest figures. Finally the
two firms named laid to 1 straight and oven
money for o place-odds wholly disproportion-
ate-and there was only one conclusion to DO
arrived at. AZ the horses went to the post
Horton. who had the mount and
whose record at Clifton and Gutenberg last
winter was bad his riding on st. John when
that horse was beaten by Hilda at Clifton
tho stand and cautioned that he must ride
Vengeur to win. Horton made o pretence Of
riding, but after going half mile or 30 the
horse was hopelessly beaten and finished in
the ruck. Brouzomarte was played by all the
shrewd people. but the outsider, Gendarme,
nipped the game in the bud by outrunnlng
Daly's geldinR in the final quarter OF mile
and winning hands down. The only mutual
ticket sold on him paid $204.25. The Executive
Committee will investigate tho running OF
Vengeur. and the chances are greatly In
favor Of somebody taking good long
vacation from racing. Vengeur was run at
Sheepshead Bay under the name OF
the lisp Stable, who announced that he had
been sold for $3.50 g the Pck ~ b stables;
1nG 2, Funnns IN the ne
colors his owners are given as Barrett and Cul;
kane The Brighton Sf came. aora
unnoticed The opening event was won by W.
b. Jennines's Bpstsed inter getting much the
far behind the leaders at the start in the sec
ond. yet he easily oyerhauled John Atword.
Se as MSh to cR
was 30 outrageously bad that the crowd sur
% bs h sslsl G san4 Es SS bet S
gallop. and Badge had no trouble in defeating
Fordham in the handicap, although LaEelnnd
vast the Vengeur flasco. ,Winslow and Elphin
v Ts Stakes with long odds against any Of the
others. Messrs. La Montague. Ogden. and
Ps at the
Of Cock O. the Walk. but whom the nag fell all
were well under way save Echo, the crack
could be- had. Pat Oakley. Dave Gideon. ana
Killarney alternated in the lead for over o mile
well. but all jumping beautifully. EehS. who
was ridden BY eoloT ere 66oy named Si nan
no TINA In iumDinp making no mistakes, and,
On On even terms with t6e leaders al The end Of q
mile and three-Quartors. and. coming on alone.
won very handily from Bassanio, who beat
sshoelm@ster several lengths t for the PLACE.
pe pea Tsrauin. and Dave Gideon ali fel none
OF their riders with the exception Of Cook. who
shs bSdy
win be all right again In few days e. TIE win
THE FIRST RACE
Purse $780, OF which $50 to second, for threeyoar
" 3. yennGGs's Oh. C. Busted. by onondAGA-BaHsk
W. ssseS 9 Raider iia q Gr,.tsndsnjs; Z
BESSIE. sA & 51s9d rrs:s rfS.nis GARRISON ssryio
Mutual. paid slsos sIi4a ; WSSo
THE SECOND RACE.
| Purse $780, of which $50 to second; selling allow.
MSgseS b o, a. by Longtelow Insignia, los INC.
A. p IaRsIsnd CHI Repent
j. !,
| Bonnie s.. Carrie O., and HARDWOOD also ran.
Mu.uals paid s2Lss, si tGs ssSss.
| THE THIRD RACE.
Purse S4oo Of which S75 second, for two odS
j. IL Mccormicf's b. T. Early Blossom, by PizArro-
rnA te .S Sf bellevue lis amllton
y LfRf"tS MasoGS My Lucky
Clover, and DAhmSn & H',0 ran 1lo.u
MutualU paid $685. 81 "a SIS"
| THE FOURTH RACE.
Purse $780, of which $50 second: for threeyear
| old. and upward: one mile and quarter; ,,o
| Mullins6 b. b. Badge. D, by IlCBed-BaronesG ll0
Emerys Blk h. fordhami' s i2i tHamiitoni.
hJSSSor. BledSoo and So So also ran
Mutuals paid sl2 90 81. Il. sa2a
THE FIFTH RACE.
| Purse $500 OF which S75 to second selling allow
Ances threee'yeAr oldS and upward; one mile and .
T.. class hE p GendArme. :. by RAyOn d'or-BOnA
| W e Days CHI z Bronzomarte. 5, ioI Uambley)....
Excelsior Stables CHI. &. Royal carter, s. lo+ CThomp
Cas-. steel Pocateio vengeur and The Lion also ran
.oo. Time, oeM
| Tho Cross country Revival stAkeS-S handicap
steeplechaSo sweepstakes for all ages with 81 500
added which $500 second 500 TO third and 500
fourth full steepechase course about two mes and
wellington Stables oh, g. Echo aged. by oscsola-
Surprise 1873 20. Smith. ............:., .......
{. Moneys g. Bassanio, aged $50 tTallman;
peater. Cock o, tho Walk, Pat Oakley, Dave Gideon
Btonswall and AonraIsake also started.