The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-26
LoNGSTREET WINS At THE BEACH
MIR. DIVERS Great Horse Runs q Good
Race In the Mud.

There was fair attendance at Brighton yes.
terday, but the talent was upset. as only three
1avorites out Of seven won, and one OF them
wns ut such short odds that nobody would
wager anything.
Longstrset was entered for the NTH race,
but 1t wns not expected that NJ. L. Dryer
would lei Him start owing to the fact that he
Is to meet Tenny next week. But Mr. Dwyer
is not in the habit OF letting snro thing uass
by without gtasping 1t. consequently Long
street ran. Tanner held the lead i'll the head
OF the homestretch was reached when Long
street ran out aud won easily by five lengths.
II. Andersen hold Tattler ack in tho first
race until tho turn for homr was reached.
Then he relinauished his null, and the horse
shot past the Leaders, ard won by two lengths.
Little jim finished second. half IL length in
front OF Middlestone. Grey Dawn. the second
choice. did not finish as tile saddle slipped
and Jockey Jones was thrown when rounding
tho upper turn.
Lam bsy applied tho whip 10 Vital Spark, the
Ito fhVoriio in tho SCI ond race when c, m .ng
home. and She came through and won by a
length from katurah, who was q length ahead
OF Kingdom.
NnGabond was the cho ce o; the ;alent to win
tho third IN o. NJ Bc:Gen at once sent him }
the front. whore he stayed until the turn for
nome. when Jay Qu FL, n ) TO / shot, rushed
past and finished first by several lengths.
Kitty T.. IN outsider. at to l.. took tho fourth
race. She did not make her run until the last
fnriong. She was wo lengths ahead of RAM
bier. The test the favorite. Stryke. could do
was to get third place.
DIR, Bill took the lead n the rnce for wo- venr-
olds. clio. ely followed by Irregular, the rhoice
OF the talent to win. Founding the uprer turn
ar Siihit. ridden out by Con- came OH md Won
There was no chance 20 square IN on tho
s;on r"Se 1y bayi~e I'll, as Ball
and led third.
Summaries Of the races follow:
THE FIRST EArE.
r rn .a ss" 'Sl' r.; ono mile and fnr,one
amS. H"a r,"n' ea =. 10" oo"'.'te'- 20.
T. sE,.' s sn s. %
M k Grey Dawn Cascade harry Ireland, and B.
" S''''" also ran Tim. ..a,
sda..,os Mut%s gsa s & Ls Jim s'o
THE SECOND RACE.
Purse 500. for maiden twoyear ODDS; selling nve
:, .rIey. bf Vital Spark. by Lytte,on-vilet,. 1903
F. I;erIs biz. t. Katutah lbs H. And-r.oni
D. e. III JItrs%ns b KnSaom i'd vint
Temiscomingne also ran
rah; Gto ! kingdom. M"tuas paid s. Is ss5S VA
THE THIRD RACE.
Purse s,no: seven furlong..
r, DIVERS blk. Jay Gu IL =. by vocaiic-rrancss
G. Maxwells br C. varahond To- III. Bergenl..... >
fandniph stables Oh IN Theora. ION Flynn) ........
Harrison Ely and Ioriliard aiso ran.
= as.'n; Hs 81 FL sTss s
s3oo. ' ~ ''
THE FOURTH RACE.
Purse 900. selling; six AND a ha furlonss
u i. McIoyhb r hitty T. D. by Enquirer-Bonnis
E. Le:rhs h. . Rambler. i lid IN Andersonr
H. Sewtonsb. >tryke. liz Hollis 80. ..... !,
Pandora Sir LauncsIo. vsnEeur. ti,zroy, and Mute
Ra hrt1,nns.Eisht TO- agsns. Kitty, to L.
saVv '''' p~u '-'''' se''''
THE FIFTH RACE.
Purse s'ro: one mile and furlong
mwysr n -, n ionasreet 3. by LonEfelow-
J. Dc tonrs q farmer + 10 do Long.
X nradeysh 'irrie 3 ~ ui. Jones).............
bettinI,five 10 on Longstreet. to Tanner, 10
'irge Mutua paid $3.50 $2.2l ~ S.
THE SIXTH RACE.
Purse 81 oOo for two olds selling nye furlonus
NJ =; nwyers oh. c Airshait by Neniilator-Pouch,
W. 6 DAILY c Coli wave iUI iinmbis;yi'
Gend.e stable ch Under Cover. % 10. watsonj 5
Irregular and DR. lilI aisor.n
B"ttin2-Two to against Airshaft to Gold Wave
10 10 Under Cover Muuans paid s6.25 s. IS, 81 H.
THE SEVENTH RACE.
Purse 500: seven furiong..
". l. Tinmon.'s Dr. c Monterey, i is tH BERGEN;
Mr.. SalhOrn blk. c. Ied. K luj IN Anderson) ~ q
Hing nAzen and Centsnr Al so ran '"'e'''"' ''''''
Monterey. sto led. Mutuss paid s1U 20 s74a sii5