The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-30
MABEL GLENN'S FAST RACE.
ZEE DAUGHTER OF HLxDoo RUNS SIX
AND 4 HALF FURLoNGs IN i,aI Ia.

1hE DAUGHTER OF HINDOO RUNS SIX
AND HALE EURLoNGs IN 1.sr Ia
hferelie. Ridden by Fitzpatrick, Carries
1s1 Pounds 60 Victory ~ the Beach
Ola Tea Tray Foreets TO sulk. ana wi.s
the Mile and Half Eveut-silvsr Ore
Freaks His HACK In tho stespieehase.
The usual crowd that ais Brighton Besch's
Grand stand every race day came forth yester-
day to do battle with the bookmAkers. undis-
mayed By the fact that the therm ometer regis
tered almost the century mark In the shade.
The heat at one time was almost unbearable.
but toward evening q cooling breeze blew
through The stand.
The racing was Interesting. the fourth race
at six and q halt furlones being the feature Of
tho day. Mabel Glenn. Roouefort. and On
ward had big following for this event. the
former closing . slight favorite over Onward.
on whom Bergen had tho mount W. q DAILY
started Bolero to help Roauefort along. The
boys acted very badly at the post and delayed
tho start twenty minutes. Then they all
got away together with the exception Of the
outsider. Sandy. who had NO chance anyway.
as he was outolassed. Mabel Glenn and Early
Blossom raced head and head for half mile
and then Bolero took second place. Sims
played with the others. Mabel having moro
speed than her opponents. and the boy did not
have 70 ride any to land the money BY length.
Onward camo away fast in the homestretch
and beat Hoey neck for second money. Bo-
lsro pulled up lame.
The opening race had . number Of good
things In 1t. but the outsider. Ella. bowled
them all over. winning cleverly. with STRIKE
second and Jay Gu Ell third. L 8. Sire had
Bryant engaged to ride Luray In this rsoe. but
no took the boy down and put MP Sims. Mr.
Leach. the owner Of Ella, offered tho mount on
his mare to Bryant and the little oolored boy
rode the winner after all
Morello was the fAvorite. OF course, for tho
race for two.year-olda Fitzpatrick rode the
big colt and hs drew the finish vsFy nne. win
ming by the shortest Of noses from the DAILY
colt Prince George. Sam Bryant was third
Casanova. very heavily backed. won the race
for maiden thrse-year-olds in romp Hurry
Away second. and the Maggie Merrill colt
third.
Old Tea Tray closed favorite for the selling
race at one mile and . half Billy Lakeland
considering the old horse good thing. Van
Ness thought that India Rubber would be q
good as second. and Jimmy;MoC ormick advised
his friends to put . bet on John Wrinkle for
th5d Place Brian B0rn sPd winks
Front and tho race was as good a. over, the. old
horse winning in 8 gallon by two lengths.
bsns. Elf FOR sssond mcns
and TsraSp %ss appsa al oyes
dried for TarauIn.", In the race. Taroqin TOOK
POINT ssS o h@s e Sa aS
won with the favorite. .Westmoreland. Both.
!! xeII npIshing second. Xhils shira place vent
Prinss. out Of Laura l.. and Owned By ". Pc:s
FL e. eS sssSnd Jump and broke his back
Barnes 4 Potter Yesterday sold TO CHARLES
Smith 9 81 oalousestsr ths three-ySsr:old nlly
Summaries follow:
THE TrRsT 1AM.
E1 b.
ss. s. a9S isisintss i;rs los
ray fst,isr sporism.n PSEno. BIodsoe Daisy WOOD
run and Pardon also RAM ran, ,,,,n
Ella ls"s @ 1T !: su,t.. AT. 1, Jay
THE SECOND RACE.
Purse s7oo. OF which 500 to second and $50 to
third. for two-yesro!ds selling allowances, six fur
4 E Van Ness b. C. Morello. by Eolus-ceriss. 121
W & DAYS B. 8. FRINGE George los iiIsms!s;X,.:,:"
~. 7Ss sias K.2 and
Birdie colt also ran.
Bss.lns-rro to j On Moisiio, against Primo.
Gsorg. <toli Bryant Stol.
THE THIRD RACE
Purse $500 Of which s76 to second and s2o to third
for maiden threeyear ODDS; seven furlonga
1. Joness ch Casanova by Richmond-TarentellA
W. Bsiis b c. furry Away no r. Flynn ,........
Suhrxnce Stables br. G.. dam Maggie Merrill 122 u.
Prince feyion. Bon voyage, Rosedance. Semp:f vivs
ge!dins. Fiona My. and canehrake also ran.
Betting-Against Casanova, Sto 8; Hurry Away 10
to /; Maggie Merrill colt sto1.
THE FOURTH RACE.
Purse 81 900. of which 5000 to second and 500 to
thirc; handicap for all ages SIX and half furlongs
G. coanshi..n: en- eSo 1nWs T. ioS Bersenj
Early Blossom. Boero. Jack Rose. Little Lake Air.
shaft Sandy. aud Ro4netort also ran
B.tting-Aga,ust Mabel Glenn. 2I to !, Onward Q to
Il Huey, to
THE fifth RACE
Purse $780, OF which $3.50 to second and $50 to third
for three.year.ods and upward: selling Allowances;
william LaErands CHI n. Tea Tray. aged. By
Rayon dOr-Ena r, 122 Dorsey ....,...,....... /
Gloucester Stables Oh. India Rubber. 4 ITO (Cof-
O. n Rye's b. h, Long Dance liz iDosgetti
Johnny Wrinkle, Larchmont, Centaur. Brian Boru
and Dorothy Murray mare mare a !isSz ran
BetinC-Against Tea Tray 10 India Rubber 70 1.
Long Dance 3 to
THE SIXTH RACE.
Purse $500 OF which SIS second and $26 to third,
stee plechase over the short course.
q. A. McGraths CHI b. NestlnoreRnd aged. By Wilful
J. II. IsWis JT'sb H. BotIw;ei aged il5
I. D. Mcpeimotts b. Ii. k!phn. aged. l3S IN. Dono-