The sun., 1891-07-10
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Favorites via . Majority or tho Races ~
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The races at BRIGHTON Beach were well pat
ronized yesterday. the attendance running
| well up into tho Thousands. Since the meetinR
was commenced the favorites have had pretty
full sway. Yesterday was no execution. Al
though the weather was threatening until
after midday,.it cleared of nicely. The track
was somewhat heavy.
After some delay the field in the first race
were sent away. with Beck, the favorite, in the
lead. followed closely by Glenmound and Leo.
Glenmound soon took the lead, but did not
hold 1t. MucllaRe. Sir Launcelot. Sam Morse.
and Beck rounded into tho homestretch In q
bunch. Bender let Beck out then and won By
| length from Sir Launcelot. Sam Morse was
beaten six lengths for the place.
There wns considerable of an upset In the
second race the favorite being badly beaten.
Belle D. at once forged length ahead OF Silver
Thread flly Flattery. and Blitzen at the start
She continued in the lead to the upper turn
where Bitten and Flattery began gaining. In
the last furlong Blitzen came through with a
rush and won BY two lengths. Belle D. and
Flattery hsd close tpssle ior tho place. Belle
in the third race. It being the only race in
which there was any scratching 70 speak Of.
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ssst TO work X anI n finally sneeeedeh IN w9rking
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Iorfine finished thres lengths ahead Of the
Hosa II. disappointed her hackers. who were
many. by not winning the sixth race. She led
ate. who had been pressing hard ali the way.
nshed bead IN the end Rosa H. being three
making The pace. holding the lead to the quar-.
ter. Lepantq; ridden out. led TO the turn for
four lengths from outbound. who finished six
lengths before Long Stride. Summaries:
THE FIRST RACE.
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THE SECOND RACE.
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The Third RACE.
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THE FOURTH RACE.
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THE FIFTH RACE.
H. +. Dwyer's ch. C. Airshaft by ventiiator-Pouch,
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Eefracton Hliy Patty of Cork c0lI Temple Johnny
Hickey. Azrael, and Gold Wave also ran
so esa: ass.. ;s !sn' and
THE SIXTH RACE.
Purse $5on for three year ods: selling; nvs furIongl
A. Thompsons b. Q. Graduate. by Great Tom-Duch.
W. J.nnines's Ro;x H. iii Bender;
Brooklyn Stable br. Auniu O lO2 uamblsy).....
PhonoVraph Patti Dictum Little Dick. Mirthwood.
and Atlas aiso ran
Time 1:o4,S
Betting-Six to against Graduate, to Rosa H., 4
to l Annie G. Mutuas paid Sl46O. Fl. go sa70.
THE SEVENTH RACE.
Purse 500 for three year olds ard upward; one mile
t. Leigh. h. &, Rambler. g by Bramble-Daisy Hosy,
Khafan sta1is. eh h. outbound ivn;j.:..":...
W. y. Dalys C. Lepanto - NJ u. Lambey)......... 8
Carmslite and Long Stride also ran.
Time, ~.
Betting-soven to 10 on Rambler; 5 to I Outbound 2
to Lspanto Mutuas paid 81 ~. y 20. $3.50.
Entries at Brighton Beach.
An attractive programme OF races 70 offered to-
day at Brighton. LonRstrset Tea Tray, Prncs Royal,
aud Reclaro named for the ST. purse at
. mile and furlong Tho entries In full follow:
First Raee-Purse $500; for maidens three years and