The sun., 1892-07-26
FAST TIME AT BRIGHTON.
LoANTAKA WINS TIE MILE AND A
SIXTEENTH DASH IN IDS.
The Winner OF the Suburban In 1891 In
Good Form-M oreiio and Lord Daimeny
Perform weiiin Their Respective Rsces
-Zrnnbln l.sh ra.

tendance at Brighton Beach yesterday after
noon. but the racing was thoroughly enjoyed
by between $500 and 1000 persons The
shower Just before the races began laid the
dust nicely for the balance OF the day.
Loantaka showed that he is rounding Into
MS old form by running mile and sixteenth
In :4S and that rafting good selling platter
Lord Dalmeny gave fresh proof Of his speed
by ralloping seven furlongs In 1:2Sx. Not the
least pleasing performance OF the day was
Morello's hollow victory in the race for two
year-olds the big colt. guided by Fitzpatrick.
playing with his opponents and running five
furlongs In l:O2n.
Fast time was in the very air. though. as
Zenobia started the fun by winning the open
ing event at five furlongs in 1:0lA. Jimmy
McCormick's little iilly war tho favoritc, and.
getting away in the first flight. she made all
the running. and beat the outsider. Queen
dor. with perfect ease. Natalie s.. q we'll
played good thing. ran third
The second race was Morelos purse. Prince
George running into second place after Alfred
Lakeland's Pansy had m ade a bold bid for the
honors Pansy ran third and showed lot OF
speed.
race. playing Crochet and Macintosh heavily.
only to see Father Bill DAILY run first and sec
hd Nt ouh
very n; nenviy baked to win the 1000 purse at
uns down ss eqsst sS
W;H. DAYS Lizzie. the most dangerous com.
Glenn to % Tsat atei T Glenn snt and d'iL iLoantafa
them black sofse
and won in romp. Lamhley punished Lizzie
Rs snS andr nnd tGs w .bs
liz aizzie lie snpE.sins the. The y vas In as sSod
mad, did not mince matters in discussing
DAYS actions in starting her; Leantaka it.
however. nov can give Lizzie good many pounds
"I Fa;hsr Sf1Sp biIl Ind hopes of beating Lord Dali
iurones. but fakeland's horse took the iittle
three yeaT-old the first five furlongs in ! 1:Ol.
and h II FHSoP TasSt
when Coffee brought rubber up little stewart
son Of Ten Broeek.. George W. and. Long
Dance we're regarded as we'll nigh invincible
pace pa % ali the way Way With viii bWyefs @ colt o Hrshat
and. stalling of Erc's rush in the stretch. won
by sG1th Long Dance was third
Summaries follow:
THE FIRST RACE.
for Fq5;s 200 of & MGSa ss to SIS to hTd
u z ze1SSa by imp Tho III
Barns rot,er's eh queen d'or. 81 "a 'Donohpel;..
BENJAMIN. vasabGnd. Moonstone. Bob Arthur. King
Arthur GlorianA Bolivar. Krikina, Nubian, and Yo-
Sass zsnGGs 70 G5
THE SECOND RACE
Purse $500. of which $I5 second &25 to thirdI
Ar: Van Nes.s, b c. Morello' By Eous-csriss Ils
W. bsys S g frinc. George iia tsnbieyjj
Etrie col" Lizzie T. AdAsis1 ally Freeiani and the
| Aleatross colt also ran;
F. Fsn.s as;g fHss
THE THIRD RACE
Purse $780, which 800 to second and $50 third
hsni,snp t9r three yeaTSls sis and r.. fur onss
los u Ta GamSy AtnSA oy SAm b.o"n-nen.aonns
WI atsl,na e. AssS Ssass., los i5a%H%sy G
M"tto. Adag'.n colt Theirs L. Macintosh. Poverty.
eis iR;'s1sAsn rs Hn'S,: :fr Dsy Stable. nsd
THE FOURTH RACE
Purse 81, 900 of which $500 to second and 500 to
MSesqn' es9s PA Sa bssst by
& Isy,s Lin1,s Ii w, ios Es Iams!eyl sl
ss SusSs nsn;y ps,s .;
THE FIFTH RACE.
| Purse $500 Of which $3.50 to second, and $50 to
third Tor hree ysar1ld, and upward seven furlonsi
w' Ans Ro.:t9 K ss!s Ps":nS BY imp
Wn LAYS s,. ssfot nsi, ss < Ruls. II
stryke. Lit,l Jake Sandy. Sportsman. FREELY. and
| Halrsprng Also ran.
Time. 2s4
Ss toFa Da%sy Even nSns
| 81 80.
THE SIXTH RACE.
Purse $500 OF which $50 second and $25 to third
for thr.evearods and upward: mile and furlong
NJ pwyssssh c. Arsiatt. j, by 'enti"sor-Pouch,
j. Delona b. H. Eric. g. IO5 (Bender) 2
Ii. N. Rye's b. b. Long Dance q. los CDoggett)...
Quartermaster. George w.. and Sandstone also ran.
TINE l5I.
Betting-AgRnst Arshart. to !: Eric 8 to !; Long
Dance. = oil. Mutuals PAID $3.50. s. so. $3.50.