St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-04
LONG CHANCES WIN.
The Stable Boys Prove the
Best Guessers at the
Brighton Track.
With But One Exception the
FaVorites Fail to Get
Home First.
Early Blossom, a Ten to One
Shot, Wins the First in
a Gallop.
LebascO Takes the Great S10,-
900 Purse in the Race
With Allerton.

BRIGHTON BEACH, n. j., Aug, S.-A
baking land breeze played havoc with
the 5000 spectators that left the cities
to enjoy the racing and escape from the
hot. Early Blossom, selling at 10 to 1.
captured the opening race in galloping
style. First choices in the betting then
went by the board As fast as the book
makers made them favorlte. The first
one to meet defeat was Plunger Michael
Dryers st. Hubert, to 5, for the sec
ond race. Fitzpatrick rode the winner,
Knock Barren, second choice at II to >.
The sports then backed Prince George,
to 5 to to 5. lie. too, was beaten, San
down, to l, winning in
fast finish. The fourth race
was RATHER. Lakeland started
both Willie l. and Tea Tray. Willie l.
had just succeeded in shaking off
Roquefort at the last sixteenth post
when Tea Tray came tearing down the
stretch like wild horse. The finish
was close. however, and Willie l. won
by nose. lie was to 5, while Tea
Tray was made post favOrite at 7 to D.
Lakeland again furnished the favorite
in Lord Dalmenv, played down from 6
to 10 Z to 10. She should have won.
but Walker lost his head at the last six
teenth post and let the Lord swerve,
giving the heat to Jack Rose, 10 !. by
a head, and Zenobia, even money, for
the last race, was beaten length by
Ella, to l chance. Summaries fol-
low:
First race, five furlonsg-Early Blossom,
1Ol, 7. Flynn, IL to ]; won galloping by two
lengths; Tattler Il2. Simms. To !. second
by length and a half, whipping; Bob suth-
efland. I04, Hollis. e to :, third by a head,
whipping. Time. 1894. Lalah, 80; Air
Tight, los; Moonslone, 102; May D, lc3;
Treadaway, 90, and MONDAY. 1Gs, also ran.
Second race. six a and half furlongs-
Knock Barren. IL, Fitzpatrick. II to 5, won
driving by length and Il half; st. Hubert
lis. Lambley, / 10 s, second by four lengths
whipping; Flatlands 1l6. Simms, 20 to l.,
BonNoyage, l04 Stewart, 10; Canbrake, lI3;
st. Pomona, lis; Hurry Away, 1U3, and Mag
gle Merrell colt. 10. also ran.
Third race, five NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 107, n.
Hill, TO ]. won. galloping, by four lengtns:
Faithful, iG7l2, Walker. to l. second by a
neck, whipping; Prince George, 1l5. Lamley,
to >, thitd by two lengths. whipping Time.
1:,a54. Hiram 100; Freeland, 90; Lady Bel
mont. ]C6l2. and Sport, los. also ran.
Fourth race, mile and q siXteenth-Wilile
l., III. Walker, to :. womhy nose, whip
ping; TeaTray. l0i, Bergen. : to 5,second: by
length, whipping; Ro!uefort, 102, Lambiey,
to l, third, by two lengths whipping.
lime, l:i5. Lepanto. 1o5; English Lady, jos,
ard Jack Star. %. also ran.
Fifth Iace. seven furiongs-Jack Rose, 107,
Bergen. to 1.won by head, whipping; Lord
Dalmeny. l07. Walker. { TO 10. second by a
length, whipping; Fagot 100 J. Lambley, 3 to
!, lnird hy hve lengths, whipping. Time. 1:30.
India Rubber. ITO: SalviEi, It's; FoXford, III,
and Persimmuns, 1Q2 also ran.
SiXTaee, six furlCngs-Ella, 105, Bryant,
to l,won 10y length, whipping; Zenobia. l95,
7. Flynn, even money, second by one length.
whipping; Macintosh, lilo, Bergen, =
to 1, third by lengths, whipping.
Time. 1:1712. Billet DoX colt. 10; Lithberth,
ITO: Tioga. l16; Nubian, 110: knick knack,
1G5; Bolivar, ITO; Slugeard, Ito; Hippona,
no. also ran.