The sun., 1891-07-11
lONGSTREET IN THE VAN.
Mr.. DWYER's CHAMPION WINS A GOOD
RACE AT BRIGHTON REACH.

Al bniShIoN bE5Cns
A Biz Crowd at tho Track by the Sea-
Cascade md Gnnymede Win at Very
Long Odds-RciIevne, Pedestriss. and
vi-gio GLADDEN. the Hearts OF Their
hackers by Winning Their Races.
A crowd OF generous proportions saw Long
/ street defeat Reclare, Prince Royal, and Tea
Tray at Brighton Beach yesterday afternoon
in such hollow style that the fur Is bound
TO fly when he and Tenny come together at q
milo and quarter or mile and q half Tho
stout son OF Longfelow ran under pull until
the head Of the stretch. and then came away
and won quite bandlly.
After the saddle had been removed Long
street rolled over three or four times In the
sandy paddock and shook himself as though
he had been out for merely an exercising gal
lop. The race was very pretty one to look at,
Tea Tray making the running until the head
OF the stretch. where there wasn't much to
choose between LonGstreet. Reclare. and
Prince Royal Longstreet won as he pleased.
but keclare beat Iripce Royal by very nar-
row margin for second money.
The result Of the opening race was colossal
| surprise. the long shot Cascade winning by
head after n fighting finish with Louis r..
another outsider. Idea was third. The favoris.
Ham ah. was never dangerous.
The talent plunged on Uncle Sim to win the
selling race for two -year-o at five fnrlonRs.
but Pedestrian was the bottled-up good thing.
Leigh's colt running away from his field and
winning hands down from the favorte. who
easily beat Peruvian out for second money
The third race was o hummer Bellevue.
Houston. and Tanner finishing heads apart in
the order namsd Houston carried moro money
than any OF the others. and to a man up a tree
1t looked as though Hamilton made his effort
with tho brother to Hanover trile too late.
Longford. Is usual. was the favorite for the
fourth. selling race at mile and a sixteenth.
That consistent little performer yirsie made
ing second place and 81. John third Longlord
was not dangeroua yesterday;
had no o's diiilculty IN .dsposine Of her fisd.
sesSTng Ws seGTnd 6rd money Just as hanoS
~ The III last race Of the day was a big SURPRISE
brush with the favorites Kern and Glendale.
Two-dollar mutuals on Ganymede paid $1l0;
summaries follow:
THE FIRST RACE.
Purse $50 Of which s75 to second and gas to third
J. 's.SIs cS g. Cascade. g. by Kant.i.-sprnrli9hs
Sonnet. %a!nss ch .. Louis r; :; IL; tBsndsfj.".S
lie Atlas isnaa:ss' T. los; ana sDsadaiI also ran
idea, Is to /. Autuals paid S574a sa7.2O. 81 so.
THE SECOND RACE.
Pnr.s 500 Of which s5 t9 second and s2' to third
is':F ~ s' "s5 ft Iss 100
LOUD: el : tnei. SIN IDS
Matte Hamilton ais ii%s i%s TX iysi s.o ran ''
Maen.s f% psa .s ! s5 rfs'Soa & sG
THE THIRD RACE.
Purse sao Of which $40 and $50 to third;
tet 'n[:s st .ls S!Ss
NJ T. bwrsrs c. Houston 10 iiamtonj
1..sss 0 .6s queen
to l. Iatu.ls paid sio 10. 81 Is. sas6 '"An''
THE FOURTH RACE.
% nd sn ';Ssss s1a %. so1 MI:
Il. bf.dsysb. f. virgis. 8, by King Bols-vrso. se
as:: e.: sass:s :.:
to nsd s9Hss2!S sS5 go 0 Rover 20
THE FIFTH RACE.
,,% % Q: wsn .a $40 to and o
s!n1s. r.T;:a is.n a ! s%as; hnsssas' by Lonst
rwy:l soa ssSIl s rue. lnt Ro;. IL
Tea Trsy also ran ''' - ,''""N'@''
street: s:,ssz. FL ss:
THE SIXTH RACE
Purse $1,000. OF which 500 to second and 800 to
third for nlies and mares years old and upward nvo
furongs
N. +. Dwyersb. m Meridsn. by Bilet-Mercedss ITO
VIC Dalysb. Lizzie 10 lamIey) ................
X. Sewton's b Miss Colvi,le. los bend .....
Alarm Bell, Ballad Laurenska, and Gertie b. also
ran.
Time :O2k
BettngMiss covilIe. 26to Meriden. to 2, Lizzie
II toa Mutua!s paid s2s5. g. o5 S2la
THE SEVENTH RACE.
Purse $500 OF which S75 to second and Sc5 to third
selling for threey year oids and upward one mile and
Khsttan Stables b h; Ganymrde. S. by Grinstead-
g smith, Kern. u. !Rayl; ,.......2
Brian Boru Troy Henry George. and b. D. Million
also
Time. 2:l24
Betting.Kern. Ito s; Glendale. 8 TO I; Gauymeds
10 to !. huuals paid SiiO ~ S22.iO. IS CO.