St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-09
Five of Them Fail to Win on
the Track at Brighton
Beach.
The Talent Only Able to Name
One Winner in the Aft
ernOon.
Copyright Takes the United
States Hotel Stakes at
Saratoga.
Boston, Pittsburg, Philadel-
phia and Brooklyn Win
Base Ball Games.

BRIGHTON BEACH, n. Y. Aug. s.
That portion of the 1000 spectators that
played favorites had hard time of it
.thls afternoon. John Cavanaugh, a to
% shot, simply gallOped In winner of the
flrSt race, but after that first choices in
the betting were beaten as fast as the
talent forced the bOokmakers TO make
Them fayorltes. Jockey Fitzpatrick was
not present to ride Morello in the sec
ond, and his absence not being discov-
cred until betting had been progressing
for several minutes, Morello was with
drawn, bets declared void and new
booking inaugurated. Sandowne was
then sent to the post, = to favorite,
but he was outfooted from the very start
by the to chance, Foam, which won
all the way by four lengths. John
Wrinkle was then played down
from 215 to L to even money. He
performed very unsatisfactory, not
being one-two-three at the finish.
which was EXcellansa FLY, 10 to l, first;
Nerbena, 9 to 2, second, and Air Tight. 2
to /, third, Bill Daily started both Lee
panto and Lizzie for the $1,000 purse.
The plungers sent Lizzie to the post 2
to shot, but astute William won with
his to l chance, Lepanto. Willie l.,
to l, taking second place from Lizzie.
onward went to the post false favor
lite for the fifth race, and was beaten off
with his liz pounds impOst. Jack Rose,
the IL to >, second choice, winning
somewhat cleverIy by two lengths in
:2S54, fast time for the Brighton Beach
track. Crochet. to ., made the score
five defeated fovorites, by taking the
last race from Dickerson, even money.
by two lengths. Summaries:
First race, mile and furlong-John Cav
anaugh, 1I2, Walker, I to 5, won in a gal
lop by four lengths; Long Dance. III, Simms,
to /, second by four lengths, whipping;
sandstone. los, }. Castle, 10 /. third by two
lengths. Time, :57l2 Mabel Pomeroy, 80;
Sluggard, l0ll2 also ran.
Second race five fuIlongs Foam los
Shields, ) TO l, won i'll a gallon By four
lengths; Sandowne Ill. y. Hill. = to ). sec
ond by four lengths, whipping; Ingot IUI.
Lamlev, % to l. third by length ana half
whipping. Time 2:0234 Lizzie d. g5; I'm.
peratrice FLY, oslo; Once More. IS: Free
land, 9o; Sue Ryder colt, 9S and Margaret
colt 9S. also ran.
Third race, six and a half furlongs-Ex-
eellansa filly, l0S, W. Midley, 10 to 1, won by
one length. whipping; Verbena Ill, Bryant,
to =. second by length. whipping; Air
Ilght us, W alter, IL to |, third by head,
whipping. Time, 1:2442. Treadway, IG5;
JJohn Winkle, lib; ! o L, 10; Laughing
Water III; Mart. 10; Mayor B. 10. and the
Matte Hamilton filly, 105, also ran
Fourth race, mile-Lepanto, Ito. j. Lam.
ley. . TO l, won by three parts of a length.
whipping; Willie, l01, Walker, to 1. second
by two lengths, whipping; Lizzie. 100 Lam
ley, 10 to p third by fifteen lengths. whip
ping: Time, :+2l2. George W also ran
Fifth race, seven furlongs-Jack Rose, 1902:
Bergen. IL 10 ., won by two lengths, drIvinga
CSynosure, 1O2, Lamley to l, second by
length and a half; whipping: Billet Doux .
81. Midley, II TO l.. third by head whipping.
Time. 1:2sS4. India Rubber 1872; Onward.
IL; Casanova, 93l2: Roger and Himlex, 81,
also ran.
Sixth race. six and a half furlongs-
Crochet lDo. Walker. to 1, won by two
lengths. whipping; Dickerson, 1l2, Flynn,
even, second by TWO lengths, whipping:
Luray. 107. Stoval. 40 to l, third by three parts
of length. whining. Time, 1::2. Hip
pona. 107; Ella, lO7; Nubian, 112; Daniel.
~: Running Bird, 1O1; Vera, lis; and Fox
ford liz, also ran.