The sun., 1892-07-16
AT THE TRACK BY THE SEA.
FAT0RITEs 1ND OUTSIDERS DIVIDE
7HE HoNoRs At BRIGHToN.

Jockeys Warned BY Judge wheeler that
They Must hide 10 win-Jsct Star.
Crochet, MoreIio, snd white l. Made
the Talent Hsppy-Ths Count md Te.
Tray on Their Good Behavior.
Five thousand PERSONS saw six races decided
on Brighton Beach's safe course yesterday
afternoon. and as favorites and outsiders d.
vidcd the honors. the talent Jared very we'll.
judge Wheeler Ia evidently in no mood to be
trihcd with. as he warned Melvin. the rider Of
Loantaka. and Coffee. who had the mount on
the crack two-year-old Morelo. that they
must both ride TO win or suffer the penalty.
The sport began with a dash at one mile and
furlong. for which the talent installed the
western four-year-old Jack Star q warm IA
vorite. India Rubber and Pelham made 1t In
teresting for Jack, hut the son Of Day Star had
the most speed at the finish and bent Pelham
half length for the $500 purse. India huJber
was third.
Crochet. on her good showing on Wednes-
day. was installed favorite for the second
event. n scramble for three -year-olds at three
quarters OF a mile. After the Silver Thread
fllly hal made the running for hall mile. the
Brookdsle bred lly ealloped to the front and
won as she pleased. Alright was second and
the Silver Thread flly third. Larry Hart's
Matte Hamilton flly ran away before the
start and destroyed whatever chance she had
OF victory.
Morelio was. OF course. tho warmest kind Of
afavorte at odds on for the dash at fve fur
longs for two year -ods and as he was not con-
cedinR weight to the most formidable OF his
opponents the talent regarded him as the
surest OF winners. A strong Gloucester dele
cation bet on PLAY or Pay all three ways, and
at one time 1t looked as though the favorite
would be beaten. Integrity and Hay. or Fay
making the running until the st,etrh was
with rush. and tho o'~ son Of Eslas beat ray or or
PSg length. InteG,ity was close third: -,
DAILY lair, l.enanto anl Rouueiort, were 10y no
%"R hut Whit n nwsv, h,a pety sSnt ss
@ eauciort econa ~2 aSd ny snird IriT % aN
x"td deal mo"y ana in s ihs SsE'iq
and Count were first away. white, Lord Dal-
Wi ns HS o0 Little ba Tcsa y he
closed % uEa lot % Of 81 ground and finished close
being warmed up and she was withdrawn
Lester was the good thing for the final race
OF the day at n mile hut old Tea Tray WAS on
ms Ttod @ Gnhayior AMI 1%nn ne nroImansnty on ron
drew out an won "a cevsIS IVA I'D. enGth AZ"
half from Lester. who beat Rhono length for
second money. Summaries follow:
THE FIRST RACE
Purse $500: for three-yea -oii' and upward; the
Yipnes to be ::s a. 1nStisn one mil x and ,ur,ns
mnn SS y nms o. r 1sSn sSi s"t ns Day
". ! NeG"rnirs.e b h ifsh,m .; ya Moi;lansi
ayaaas f aas.i fo% aa
Common sense also ran. ,-s,<
Bet. s.tps77As.ns. JaeE si.r. s,spmon.y: Pelham; 40
paa Ssss' rats pset PAID PAID
THE SECOND RACE
Purse $500 for tree.ycnr the winner to be sold
". Lakeland's CHI. T. Crochet. by Mortener-Adage.
NJ r Dwyers en- C. Artirh io7 tiamGieyi
Castle sns' ch. I. by King Afonso-SiI'er Thread.
sisR HS:sSnder pe,fG' TrsIss%ap yss,ss'
s.s y
$3.2s. Alright. place. paid s4,5
THE THIRD RACE.
'SS .o1 f.t ,e..nn. ,os
s.;s s'Hy y,.:'y Ss iE;:s:S
s.iss Isi,i S.lsSi i;n. "a asSsiHssa ran W
on .e. "f SI r.
s3.Uo. pace. $40: Pay or Pay. place. paid $40
THE FOURTH RACE.
Purse 81 900: handicap for tEree.yearods and up
", Lntr.aaa'. Or c Willie l.. T. by F.set,o-M,rand..
" Bsy:s Lesan,c;.: ion {ja%S%yi :
Loan .Ia. SracEsmsf. berango. K,ns lGoas. Magic
and Logan also ran r,n. ,.,o
n; ns,sns-4s.,n;s w.i%s t. sis g. Len.n,o;i e.e 2;
1855: place. S.: Days stable. place. rad s2Io
The FIFTH RACE.
Purse $500 for thre-year.oids and upward the win.
p"iy. D. NssSn GoSnt BY No'nss sensa,ion-Ae ss
RoeTsee Little Fred l. lo7 d.nmelsy., 80.
Lnfe!snd,b . h. Lerd palnsny I" l"S w"lser @
Re.tlng-Agalnst Count. y tol: IA tle Fred ITO g.;