The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-09
A BIG CROWD AT BRIGHTON.
sRAND STAND, BETTING RIyo, AND
PADDOCK 7HRoN9ED YESTERDAY.


Settlement OF tho Fool Room war-Biu
DAILY Wins Two Races with Lizzie and
Alcaide, nad Stands o Raise of s7oS-On-
ward Defeats CONFEDERATION and Civil Ser
vice-Jockeys Behave Badly mt the Post.
Tint Brighton Beach Ia popular with the
democratic masses OF Brooklyn and Now York
10 well-known fact but few persons looked
for such crowd as turned out yesterday to
see six races decided over the sandy milo
course, moro than 5000 persons crowding tho
grand stand. betting ring. and paddock to re-
pletion.
Beyond the fendish conduct Of the boys at
| the post. which caused long and tedious
delays. the races were fully up to tho Brighton
standard, Father Bill Daly's Lizzie carrying
los pounds and running a mile and n six
teenth in 1:4Si. landing the chief purse OF the
day from Mary Stone by n short head. Mr..
Rowe has great deal OF patience. but some OF
the jockeys exceeded the limit yesterday. and
as a consequence they will pay heavy fines or
remain on tho ground for some time to come.
1t was announced early in the day that tho
management and the pool-room keepers had
arrived at an amicablo agreement. and. while
| no figures could DO secured. it was said by
those who ought to know that Mr.. Engeman
will receive $4,000 per day for the information
without which the pool rooms could do moth
ing; so the war is over
Ma Belle was favoritc for the opening race at
| amile. but Martin was too confident and under
| rated Lord Dalmeny. Lakelands old cripple
securing such an advantage in the early part
OF the race that he withstood Ma Bellies chal-
lenge In the homostretch. and won by neck.
India Rubber was an indifferent third.
Tho second race. a scramble for maiden two
l had lix-Nt, luAt
half a dozen OF the fourteen starters being
tipped rs good things. Charlie Oxr's FLY by
Forester out CT, bounce. showed her heels
lily. with stowaway second. and slvnna third
"a Aicalde was favorits for the selling race
mine had maae tho running for halt mile tho
DAILY colt took the lead and won by q length
and bali rem Tsmp who beat the out
lid lin up to s!.S;i$ thus sostinF Bajy s7d;
Ganbler was rocky in the extreme.
, The next race was the 81 600 purse. won BY
yorites, with good pricos against the Others.
Mary Stone cut out n no, pace from the start.
qppS9
In q whipping finish heat Jennings's good Ally
| win soon.
That grand cripple Contribution was in
Civil Service receiving more support than any
| of the others. After fifty minutes delay Mt tho
nS Rows
start from m the ground. Civil Service led until
bid for the race. but Horton brought Onward
up with rush at the end; and heat the mare
close third. and at three quarters OF a mile ho
would have come very near landing the IN oney.
The last rage OF the day was a facer for the
talent. Jack Rose, at l2to1. winning. with Ar
Mica, 10 to l shot. second and Long Dance
| third. summaries follow:
| THE FIRST RACE.
rn5se q $500 tor and upward the
tssaS!LaSy Ro;eS:ry Joy Ssstsr "
ySs
Mountain Deer. ana As,srai.sx ran ''' '"'
, Time; ~ -
.?s S.s%:r Ds%sas
| SECOND RACE.
Purse Of $780, for maiden two.year ODDS: nve fur
r sennss 11S I'M
Meclsilani. b s,lyans ~ tBtyan,S..;
nHmeulist. Nv Jenny. vosate. Harlequin Mexico and
Butte Also ran r,.o
n.'ns-is,,2;' ay E s'ew,rsy
sla so: place. s4.45; stowawsy. place paid si.2o
THIRD RACE.
Purse $780, for olds tho winner to be sold
" C nsly's Oh: c. A!ealde, by Eayon dor-Adelaide.
rJ pNysSTh ssr'f hr. 6: Temple, loi ,smnsj :
dane voca:its 9Sc,nrosG c"rmine, ranany i iiaI
Bon Voyage. and Equator also ran.
Rsn,ns.Asain;, Aisa'ds AZ s; Temple. r.
| place. SUD Temple place. paid 1905.
| THE FOURTH RACE.
Purse Of 81 900 for three.year.ods and upward:
" DAILY b. t. Lizzie. T. by St. Blase-Feu Foest 1903
I'TnHs:S VARY s'GH;t 100 d H., iqPss5
nav 'sS sst 1S
| , , Time 4sS.
So@aa; & Xa'9aI.SLI.sy. .,Ts,sh;, paid s,77c;:
place $3.50; Mary stone. place. paid S3l5.
THE FIFTH RACE.
Purse $500; for and upward; the win
ner TO be sold At auction nvs furlongs;
,Isa III 4. s b. Onward " by onond"sa-Bea
Hs MSfisE%;' ronir lsapS G p
@ rT Te5ves aor
line rrels"ood, and Eim:toSs .tso ran. 'N'
Bsttsns-Aeatrst Onward tG1: zenosiA aotol:
ssUS place 800 zenaSa place. na
SIXTH RACE.
Prise Of s5oo. for threeyearo!ds and upward seven
h.rrstrs br. h Jack Rose. 8, by Iispon--wd Rose.
IN Eyes + h. tsaF Dane: as.d: 10 Iamnisyy}i;::: 6
Woodruff Freezer. and s. MARI so also ran.
Long Dance, 3 tot Nutuals-Jack Rose. straight paid
| s2l3h: place, $50: Days, place paid $3.50.
| The Winners mt Gloucester.
GLoUcEsTER. n. j.. July S.-The races at this
| place to-day resulted as follows:
| First Rnce-Flve e!yhths of a mile La Cigale first
| InyerEip teccnl Florris II. third. Time, .o4.
| Second Knee -onr-half mite Charou hrst Dcvisee
| second, Starter PepiinEili tnirG. TlI0s o5d3i.
Ihrl Race Four and = half furlongs, noneyieve
hrst. Coniade second, LuEir. third. Time. o;5GA.
| Fourth Rsce-heyeH ami half furOnga Lost star
nrsl. Ilyton second, Gardner tn ri. Time, :3g.
| Firth Race-si1 and . quarter iurionss. Cartoon
FIRST. Bryson second Objection third Time, l:1ll5,
| sixth face-pns mile fragrant first, Eblts second
| Pocatello third. Time. l4GR.