The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-09
IT WAS LEpANTO'S TURN.
THE PUBLIC KEPT GUESSING IN TIE
FOURTH RACE AT THE BEAC On.

FOURTH RACE AZ HE nhhO"
Lizzie, the Favorite. Had Beaten willie les
md wiiIie i. Had Defeated Lepnnto, but
Yesterday I.epsnto mt 5 TO 4 Was First
Tho Canadians Win with Their smart
Colt Foar-other Winners OF Purses.
One OF tho largest crowds OF the meeting cav
the races ut Brighton Beach yesterday after
noon the prize fights ut Coney leland In tho
evening. and tho sale Of tho Dwyer. Jonos. and
Joyner race horses. bringing great many per-
sons to tho course who would not have other
wise appeared
The raco OF the day. for a purse OF $1,000. had
but four starters, Lizzie and Lepanto repre-
scnting W. c. DAILY: Willie L.. owned BY W.
Lakeland. and George W.. the Dcanwood Sta
bles. As Lizzie had beaten Willie l. easily the
snme weights rs scheduled yesterday. only q
few days ago. while Willie L. had defeated Le-
panto In tho most summary fashion. tho SIS
ter to st. Florian looked Ike n good thing.
The public therefore PLUNGED on Lizzie only
to see Lepanto take tho lead Mt tho start and
hold It to tho end. winning by tbrse.quarters
OF n length. Willie /. was second from tho
start while Lizzie could never get up to the
leaders.
How can you beat them 2" was the query.
by playing tho LONG end was tho ready
answer Of one OF the talent who got to l
aga inst Lcpanto.
John Cavanagh was tho favorlto forthe Open
ing race at one mile and furlong. and the
book makers held the son of Eolus Mt very
short odds. After Mabel r. Pomcroy had made
tho running for half tho distance. Lakeland's
gelding moved up. and taking the lead. won by
Ave lengths Long dance beating Sandstone as
far for second money.
good thing tho ring In the tWp-y Snr-O old colt
Foam. Owned by DnEan \ Ma,thews3 N q l I0,
Tor their n" money. p IorclI" Vas snvoite. but
after betting had been S9!nE on Tor son, some time
drawn. and all bets were declared OH In the
new Letting ,Sandowno was favorte at odds
race was only S gallon for Foam. who opened
up u big gnp In the first furlnne and won
pulled to II walk In tho fast TING Of :02a.
ingot. third. AT tho weights NloreIc would
hnye had no chance to beat Foam ns the Eng
in / :U2. Foam was foalcd in Canada Ocean
Wave, his sire. is also the sire OF l.iiow. win
nE Gohn fSS %as t" ashs ysa
n scrnmble for thrce-yenr7olds at six and
half SSronGS but he Was never hr1"mine,pnt c
way, until hundred Yards from home, where
the Eycollenzn fily shot upand won by length
from Ncrbenn. who beat Alright as Tar Tor the
place
Onward was tavorite for, tho nth race at
EeNen furIOnXS. OUT inc bltl morse WAS never
dangerous. Casanova and the Billet Doux colt
reached. Then jack Rose and Cynosure came
leneth and half. Cynosure heating tho Ballet
DouN colt two lengths. for second money.
race. but he was hemmcd in by the ilcl in Tie
early part OF the journey. and Cricket, who WAS
suE5 h n5qHKH 4 ts TG Fo sqs
was left at tho post Summaries follow:
THE FIRST RACE
rirst Eace-Pnr.e $500. of which s75 10 second and
Within aSs ,4nc. e. }Snn cAvanash
Hase s"~ sn sasssa a.s ram
2Ie to !: Sandstone. TtOl.
THE SECOND RACE.
Purse 500 Of which 500 to second and $50 70 third:
b%san MH,,nSS.ons s.: iom. by Ocean Wave,
Wcodwn-d stables CHI. . sandowne. iii tS. iIili,..
W. DAYS H. b ImIo. ,s o. t am i ;x g..
Ryder so Free frssaaa @ s.o my S''
Re,,,ng-Asan.. ream to ,o i sandowne. to on:
THE THIRD RACE.
Purse $500 which s7s to second and S25 third;
for three ear.olds; selling allowances; and half
c;.ad:s stable; ss: (. 3 by spend,nr'fs-Esee'.
f"sa$ F & v; %9ss .'5Gy1#R2
wns .I Ri ay also ' qa
Time. .223l
Fcttng-Aga!nst Fxccllenza My 10 j: Verbcna.
tol: Alright. stol l.
THE FOURTH RACE.
Purse $1,000 of which 1900 To second and 500 to
S't"; b 5nF s"a
toIia lO5 g. Lam bic .............. ....-.... ]
Win l.akeIhni's br. Willie l.. 100 &C. Wa,ker)...
W. c. Days b. f. Lizzie 4. 100 acknowledgements.
Timr. 1:tch
Bettina-AVanst LeDanto. . 10 1; Willie L.. 2 to 1:
llIze, oven money.
THE FIFTH RACE
Purse $500 Of which $50 cond and $50 third:
for thcee.yenrods and upward. selling allowances:
seven turlorgs.
T Barrets br h. Jack Rose 8. by L,sbon-wilI Rose.
1Ot lHergtn)
W Z. bays b. h. Cynosure Il. IO2 OIamGley) .,,.,.
}. uwyers b. dam Bile BOuN. g. a Nv. Etdg.eyJ
India Rubber liinex. Casanova. Roger. and Onw ard
also ran.
Time :lSst
Bet ting-hRanat Jack Rose. to j. Cynosure. to l;
Billet DVux. 10 TO !.
THE SIXTH RACE.
Purse $500. OF which s75 to second and S25 TO
third Tor three year.olds and upward: and Lar
furlungs
vii, akeiands ch T. Crochet. 3. by Mortemer-
AdAce. 100 C.. Walker ,,.,..........., ]
J. II. McCormicks b. .. pickerson 4. i1a c. Flynn. 2
LIS Sires b LGray. lOi (St"vniJ :.....:..
NGbian. Running rird Vera n!pp0nn. Daniel. and
Ella also ran foxtord was lett at tao post.
PettnE-Agatnst Crochet al1 to ]; Dckerson $40 .;
Luray. 70 !.
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