The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-15
FOUL RIDING AT BRIGHTON.
POST SLISHES SMITH IN THE MUIR
DIE RACE WIN ms HHIP.

Smith Fails at tho Next Jump, md IL In n
Critical CondItIon-PRt oakley Wins the
Kings County Hurdle Rnce-Two Races
tor McCornIck-Ph@nIx Winner.
The dlsgracoiully foul riding OF Post. who
had the mount on Winsow in the Kings
County hurdle race at Brighton Beach yester-
day afternoon, mnrred an otherwise enjoyable
days racing at the track by the sea-
lost, who Is n relative Of w. c. Days, and
who owns the colt VIM. DAILY, Jr., tried to take
Winsow through between Echo and tho rai
Just after passing the stand for the first timo
He shouted TO Oliver Smith. who rode Echo
calling him a vile name. and ordering him to
pull out and let him through. Smith very
properly refused to do 80, but Post, forcing
Wtnslow through the marrow space at the risk
OF being thrown over the fence, got alongside
Echo and attacked Smith with his whip. cutting
the colored man several times across the back
OF the head, neck, and shoulders. Everybody
In the stand saw the assault, and thereafter
Smith rode his horse in n da2ed condition, and
finally at the Jump in tho middle of tho back
stretch Echo. one o, tho best cross-country
horses in America and particularly sure
jumper went down. carrying Smith with him.
The man did not rise. anu those who
fastened to the spot found him insensibe
and bleeding from the mouth and nose.
He was picked up and taken to his
quarters whore Drs. Morgan and Goodrich
pronounced him very badly injured internally.
besides sustaining fracture OF tho collar
Smith would recover or not He had two or
three hemorrhages. and is in very critical
tack was unwarranted, Post merits expulsion
fer life from every, decent raee track. iiis
Smiths accident, as the man was apparently
stunned and in no condition, TO lift
has bSsn 81 ho had
hurdle racing been let rest In the oblivion 1t
merited years age E The race in question Tas
q hard drive There was an 4Tnwarrranted
neither were ever, dangerous The ononnF
eyont went to HoTmet' with ZHGe second i;
pasS but Bsnde S WIS
found that he could not win. deliberately
pulled the Gelding to a standstill, and present.
X. carried the bulk Of the money, in tho
second. and sho won very cleyorly from
in the ' last half mile . In ono Of tho Breaks
Kanosvillo and Gratitude both went down. but |
neither horses nor riders ro were be hurt ary
the third. and Billy Lakelands crack colt |
Phpnix won the mile and quarter race in |
Sam Love ' had $500 on St. Luke but the best
Garrison could do was beat Gendarmc, out for
] landed the selling race at mile and five fur
longs, and Ernest. under the whip Tor the last
The t starting ting was several hundred per cent.
better than any day since MIR. Clate nrst look
the flag.
THE FIRsT RACE.
Purse $500 OF which $50 to second for maiden three.
year OldS selling allowances; seven fur.ongh
neiIa " CFrenchi. -.
Martin 1fss 1s fars90d % j
Vera %sS 4 VA ssI$ins' TISsi ,Fs!4PS EtsNS
Foreigner also ran.
Mutuuls paid ssl es, sia ptS sd
THE SECOND RACE.
Purse $500 of which S75 to second, for threeyear
j. Il. McGoFmick,s b Bessie X, by Illrsed-MAd.
j il MsEees6 signature los 81 Rergep).....
J ~ Jefcott's pr Tho An6ess ioi MaiI kurepl.,..
Garrison. Gratitude Violet Koiden and Franco also
Mutual. paid $780, 5 ssH' s siat
THE THIRD RACE.
Purse $500 of which s75 to second for twoyear oldS
j. b. Iccormict's b. T. Early Blossom, by PizArro-
pavsS Lepan.o lis anbyj
Sir Anne cam psona y snoos
colt Lnci% |ov'r. Dailman, Lady glasgow i!ly. and
Contessa nl!y also ran ,,,
Mutualu paid sso,. s :iHsS $3.50 $50
THE FOURTH RACE.
Purse $aOn Of which $3.50 second for three year.
R!d' na& Ha' RSS'5SfF
l. l. Lioyds eli 3. St Luke. aged ile iGarrison.,.,.
Bais,on Falcon, and Richmond also ran. '''''''''''
Mu,uas paid s221a & tsG IS, So's5
THE FIFTH RACE.
Purse 900 which SIS second for three ODDS
md upward; selling allowances; one mile and i've
urlungs
". Ciementss b C Middlestone. 3. by Biett-Betty
f. iSEcand CHI g Ernest aged g jLawfenisj "
hanover Stables br. h. Eeve, 10 lRoRers ........
Dazzling, TrOy,lhe Bourbon anl MonsapeAke also
MutuAlu paid $40. s2s !+5' s2l.GG 1867
THE SIXTH RACE.
Kings County Hurdle. 4 handicap HweepstakeA for
Odds and upward with $1,000 added; onS
nile and half, over six hurdles.
i: {. DAILY CHI 4 Pat oakley, ., by Rayon dor-n
Nell GwynnS, lag n'aimerl -...........
. H. hcIormick's b. & Tarquin aged, 1877 tChandler)
Jim Murphy. Dochart Delaware, Lingust BassAuio
md Echo also ran.
Time, 25ih
MutuAls paid S54 90. Sls.OS Slaoa