The sun., 1893-07-23
FAvoRITEs IN LINE YESTERDAY

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Briehton's Talent Gave the Booknakers .
TrounclnE.
A large attendance saw some interesting
racing at Brighton Beach yesterday. particu-
larly the nfth event which was exciting from
start to finish. The talent again had the best
OF the encounter with the bookmakers. four
well backed favorites landing first money.
Ada Blue was an even money favorite in the
opening race at seven furlongs in field OF
nine starters. To good start Mamie b. u
made the running to the upper turn. where
Ada Blue. who had been In third place. made
bid for the lead and came away in the home
stretch. winning hands down by five lengths
for second money.
Connors was favorite with Ascot we'll sup
ported second choice in the second race for
two-year-olds at three-auarters OF mile.
Saliva was In front at tho start and made the
running to the upper turn. Ascot closed up
and showed in front as they rounded into the
stretch and. coming away from the field. won
10 romp BY six lengths. Connors got the
third race for three: year olds at fire furlongs.
front at tho start. the fleet, fily showed her
heels to the field By several lengths, and won
tie paee IN drive ~ neck from Hiram
Harry Alonzo SURPRISED those who, put. their
money on King Crab, iavorite in the fourth
showed the way to the finish. an easy winner
from Emblem BY q ike distance. ''''e o. WV,
Eight starters Hl faced the nag in the 9tth ~,
sa 81 S hS tst cat
money at 8 to s. B Bob Sutherland was first Of
Billy s. overhauled him, and together they
swung into the upper turn, where Faithful
they came into the omestfet oh: Bob suther.
land was not to be shaken OF without strug:
Ee and he made srHnd soEt IN the lat
length for third money.
eteeplechase over the full course. Pat Oakley
was an even-moncy iavoIite. while St John
front and o. tn. jumps. wRere John
tie Hsii @s from VIZ shs %sS }fsha
s9 !IS
take his own gait in the fsst turlons; St John
eB Baae S ta s
kurdls, and Oakwood;s rider .feiI oil at tho
seventh Jump. leaving but four horses to finish.
Summaries follow:
FIRST RACE.
R. Bradlsy,s b. + Ada Blue. by Hindoo-Jsnnis
H;I%s Msos,rss y $.! 4. s. Sss
1saa T. and s$: se''S s$~ bon voyage
Pcs. Bst.insIEven money .aTsip.. ADA Blue, sto1
Ss"i' a e :.
SECOND RACE
S1oo OF which 800 second and $50 to shird
Bath beach stables br. &. Ascot. by Jils Johnson.
smith. + connot. iol IN hin:
S e j5.: ISiaa ana
Pos, s...ns-Evsn '%s Money against oennors, e.es
e xnsIo 3 90 sslya 90 to Iofinds. ios to i
THIRD RACE.
Parse $500 for threeyearolds selling dvo furlongu
G.. !: ssndet'S b 4 Josephine. by faniquo-Lady
RsserS en- T. fonmy DiIon S6 d. Tribcj
W; e. Dsy's r. Hiram: % g; ta%lyl
uns aoss nss sss En A'ndcan su' B.
rub. RS'i s:. ss:P s MIs%
sua sua y o &c n.0n 30 Queen Enid 80
FOURTH RACE.
Purse $500. selling; seven furlongs
ss.iS. nt55 ASn.9 BY
Ling; :sS s.S ss
~ i sa f'af e GEas Ess:s
70 LauAh. ~ TO ! CottonAde-
FIFTH RACE.
Purse $780, Of which $50 and $50 to third:
selling: ak and . half furlonRs.
W IaEsiand's b: Faithrul.s s. BY Longfellow-Miss
q. ". New'on's b b. Bob Sutherland. d i0i CVer.
n Garson'G oh. Q. Wallacs 8, los ill., jcn::j....S
Blaekthorn SNOWFALL Billy g.. LORD OF the Hsrem.
and coxs~ain also ran an, ,...,<
Post Bettng-Ssyen to aKatnst Wallace to Faith
ful, to Billy g. to Bob Sutherland, to snow
bail. 10 70 ! CoxBwAin.
SIXTH RACE.
Purse $500; handicap stsepieehass over the full
course
A, sh,elds's ch. Pat Oakley. aged by RAyon dor
sradsy's sh 3. s. john aged ibt Postl
u. BArney'sch q Easterbok. aged 1928 (Grson) 80, 3
Farewell. oAkwood, and Camor also raa.
lime. bOSk
Post betting-Evsu money against Pat Oakley q to
o. John. to ClAmor. TO oAkwood. 10 TO Fare
we'll. 10 70 Easterbok-