St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-13
Tame Race Of Two Miles and
a Quarter at the Brighton
Course. sRa
India Rubber, the FavoPite,
Simply Gallops Away -
From the Field. ~
Results Of Contests Between,
Bangtails at the Other 81
Race Tracks. ''
Flying Jib PAGES a Mile i
2:08 1-2 on the Grand
Rapids Course.

BRIGHTON BEACH RACE TRACK, Aug,
prompt style, over track that looked
much worse than it really was, for,
while on the surface it was deep in mud,
there was good hard bottom uiider-
meath. The attendance was fair, but
hardly up to the standard. The betting
was very heavy, and, as the favoriteS
captured all six races, the bookmakerS
disgorged fair share of their profits on
recent siaughters. The opening event
went to Bob Sutherland. who, after
getting away rather poorly, gradually
made up the lost ground and at the fin
ish won by two lengths. Ten two-year-
0ldS made up the field in the second
race, several of the lot backed with
stable money: but when it came to the
finish, POdiga, the favorite, was the
only one in it, winning under pull by
six lengths. Jack Rose, Alcalde and
Common Sense were the only starters
in the third race. 1t was good con-
test, with the result in doubt up to the
very last stride. where. under Bergen's
strong ride, Jack Rose won by head.
Billy Lakeland's FLY Corchet added an
other to her list of victories by winning
the fourth race in good style. She went
into the lead at the end of three fur
longs and managed to stay there to
the end. The two-mile-and-a-
quarter race. which was expected
to prove the event of the
day, came very near to being
farce, as it was just good big
gallop for India Rubber, who only had
Long Dance, Mineral and George w to
beat, the two last named at the finish
being beaten nearly furlong. The
judges decision in the last race was a
dead heat between Mary Stone and
Zampost, but there was not one in a
hundred of those near the finish but
will always believe Mary Stone won by
good head. Summarizes:
First race, five furlongszBob Sutherland,
107, Lambley, II to 3. won in gallop by two
lengths: Daisy Woodruff. 107, Coffee. % to /,
j. Castle, 10 to l. third, whipping. Time. 03.
Nubian. o.; Matagorda FLY, 93is; Menthol,
102; Krikina, 102; Bob Arthur. 80; Mucilage,
104: King Arthur, 101, and Vera, los, also ran.
Second race, five furlongs-Podiga, LOT,
Simms. to J. won in gallop by six lengths;
Philantrophist, 100. Bergen, to 1. second by
length, whipping; Willie McAullffee,- 100,
McCauley. to ], third by head, whipping.
lint, .cfA4- Olce MOTE, liz, Muilet,i luS.
Pansy. 1914; Carmelite. rs; Lou Rhett lis;
Lillian Gully, lis, ard Margery colt. lis, also
ran.
Third race. seven furlongs-Jack Rose. 112.
Bergen. to 10. won by a head, drying;
Alcade, los, Lambley, 10 s. second by eight
lengths; Common Sense, LOG, Kane. third.
Time, 81. b;
Fourth race six and half furlongs-
Crochet 100, Walker. 2 to l. won by length
and a half, whipping; Keywest, 112, W.
Midgley: to |. second oy four lengths, whip
ping: Ella 1O7, Bryant 10 to l. third, by a
length. whipping. Time. 1:23s4. Dalsyrian,
us; Experience, los; kemorse, 1O7 also ran.
Fifth race. two miles and quarter
India Rubber, 106. Coffee, 4 to S. won in a
gallop by fifteen lengths; Long Dance. Jos,
Simms, IL to 5, second by forty lengths;
George W, 10a. Midgley, 4 TO /. third by forty
lengths. Time, 6:i0I2. Mineral, 102. also
ran.
Sixth race. mile-Mary Stone, 112 Tito S;
Zampost. JOG, Bergen. TO ., dead heat: Fox
ford. 125. 6 to l, third by two lengths. Time.
! AS. Roquefort III; Tattler 1903; Hippona,
IL; Treadaway, 80; Daniel, 1T; Tradesman,
10. and Ellen, ~, also ran. This purse was
divided