The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-07
BRIGHTON STARTS A RUMPUS.
CUTTING OFF AL CONNECTION WITH
CITY POOL ROOMS.

To Race Gnfurdar1 ARaSust Monmouth
rnrh-Bndre Heater by Enr,,.h Lady
Michael F. Bwyer's Harvest scoop. the
500 Purse Tor Two-year.oid-.
Very few persons in the great throng that
crowded every available space In the grounds
at Brighton Beach yesterday knew that an
and the pool rooms Tho pool men had re-
duested the association to furnish them ro-
ports Of the races at s,l0wor price than the
of Control receive for the snmo service. This
citation. refused to do. and all connection with
the western Union Comnanr was cut off. Mr..
S Rvrnes
that no oomm nm ,s' by S1 telegraph would be
s would ss Ss rsss SO Sa ,SS
This was followed by the an ouncement that
hereafter. until tho close of Monmouth Park
Associations meeting. there would DO racing
at Brighton Beach on Saturdays and s. pro
snS b,s mo
but Secretary Sass said that the real reason
tbor .e On vi tn,.t w a~s racins before
the other tracks in the vicinity Of Now York
every week day after the gates closed at Mon
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Er ne iomr,h race GnSh pn una n on
nSoa ior The rmrse; hnt Sss ra n
n,her D09rly on the Board e. CoRtr2! FSfks:
mare fsHie. tie 81 same " owner horse. koaue-
fort. fpishins q Door third 49,. o.,
we6 Wss Sn
CHOICE. rncIe wisa@ Ba Us colt Fasot to
India Rubber getting third place.
Lord Dalmeny; odds on favorite IN the nrst
safely. 'G Lord ''I Dai@eny H Winning by three
lengths from Early Blossom: rallah. at to
Uncle DAYS knicknack fiiiy set the pace In
the second race to the turn for the, home-
loose and beat knieInack My home BY two
lengths. MISSIONER. Mt II to I. hnishln: third.
Michael +. Dwyor's colt Harvest unte Bliss
colt was played all around the ring at 70 .
against to win the third race: a dash OF five
Ing heavily bnck cd as second choice. Harvest
n sdn hanv wins Prince e George ut
parently finished heads apart in third place.
N.
avn I'd ,d III, niaca
The last race ut n mile. resulted in a tapping
finish between :" the " isvorits. Baiiyhoo: and
Frontenac. close second choice. Frontcnac
hpnarehty ni.,lhe u neaa tnf p U.S. v. ~, nv ~
bhilynop R9t ne NeruiGt. Jack Our eo'n'nS III
rur r1psr FACE
Purse $500 for three yearolds and upward OF which
10 s :ns ina mile liz to 'A'r' selling
Lady R"seberry 1l5 nlnni!t6 NJ. .. -; !
J., ". McCnt micks D. T. Early blossom lo- l flynn)
Air,iamii, Daisy woodruti onartermaster Lithbert
Pok,no. and K,ngsbridgs also ran
Time :l5iA
Early Blossom. 80 to Lallah. Mutunis paid sa75.
THE SECOND RACE
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nr ,,aeh threeyeaToid'' TO carry 10 pounds; h'e
4, IA Morr ss ch G. False r. nv Falsetto-Bo.sic Nor.
r'roh h. w. k'Icln,ck v az ii
:nn'S hr ~ Wnxforer - a IMcGinneS 4
Bon Voyage. Tr.desman fntlanGs, Skipwith. Van
NAT Chherinr. Sierra NeFaoa co''' bf"'"oFu Aho
psoo"ha'f ''s'rS"' Time 10,
Rsttipy-sx In I ,vatn.t rn.. r. 10 70 I Knicknack
Guy II to "es'oVer' Autu"'' pa'a 1880 s"-o'
THE THIRD RACE.
for iwoyear.olGs; eights seven pounds above the
scale nve tnrIongk
". r Dryers CHI c Harvest. by On niaga-Bss. III
W e. DAYS b. C. Prince George i'll u Iainbey).
Madison Stables h. E. courtshp, los tSlonne ...
my. Trump ana Aloa T coy n. hi'o ran
to Sgnns i"rxsS 10 a,t sSain rs
81. $40.
THE FOURTH RACE.