The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-30
A RACING COMEDY OF ERRORS.
A Steeplechnso mt brighton with the Com
potitors Miles Apart.

A RACING COMEDY OF ERRORS.
| A SteepIecha.e mt Brighton with the Com
potitors Miles Apart.
There was large attendance at Brighton
yesterday. and the racing was good consider
Ing tho sloppy condition OF the track. WITH
the exception OF the fourth race. In which
there were five starters. large fields faced the
flag. There were several surprises during the
afternoon. the greatest being the defeat In
hollow style Of the hot favorite King Crab BY
the 40 to l shot Laurel
The sixth race had to be seen to be appreci-
ated. No written description Of the farce could
give an adequate idea Of the hippodrome. II
was too good thing to DO In any hurry about
finishing, therefore the actors prolonged the
fun as long possible.
The sport began at the post. Hiawassa was
in excellent spirits. and. being q member OF
the Now or Nevor Stable he appeared to think
II he didn't have little frollo Just
then he might never have another oppor-
tunity. He began cavortinE and rearing
and succeeded In unseating his rider.
and finally shook himself clear. He ran
around the infleld but was cleverly caught and
brought back to the post. This was repeated.
and Hiawassa was finally allowed his sweet
will and the rest sent away. after half an hour 8
delay. without him.
At the first Jump St. John was second.
cleared the obstacle and landed beauti-
fully, but Post slipped over his head
and. turning double somersault, disap-
peared in the grass. The Duffer stumbled
and threw Oliver, who Immediately re-
gained his feet and started after his
flying horse. Clamor and'Dunbarton. fifty yards
apart. reached tie first water jump in the Or
der named. Clam1r cleared it. but it was too
His rider insisted. and rushed his valiant
charger at the miniature swami Tor the sew
obstacle. This particular Jump 10 directly op.
posite the grand stand. and at each failure Of
In the can time Clamor had finished and
and was doing the course for second money.
while Dun barton's rider was still giving an In
teEesting equestrian performance at the same
Hundrsds Of glasses were ieveiled at the
j. Richardson up. Where he came from no one
seemed to know: He was last seen taking q
sas ts9 uss
learned afterward that Richsrdson had gone one
the et hne hence the They n
the order named mile and . quarter apart.
choice. The latter got away in front. and in
Of daSs1s r.:
ish. winning BY a length from lirefy. who I'm
ished four lengths in front Of Wallace.
liked in the second race. at three.q quarters Of a
mile mile; going to the post et 3 to l. tho former
front when they got the dag. but could not
R1d his aGyant tS and gave way to Sr
company safe to the finish. winning by
CQnnors for second money.
Hiram was a surprise party in the third race.
and AM, getting getting 81 IN front Father Bills brown
IN Snds IN
Of TUBE Rose. who beat the warm favorite. Our
Maggie, head for the place.
event. the race Of the day, Play or Pay got the
best OF the start, Speculation getting away
last sixtesnth. where Speculation came a away
the snd M9n Fsty
for second money.
King Crab was plunged on to, win tho fifth
race at one mile. J. p Dawes's Laurel was the
Sutherland was four open lengths in front as
the got got the flag: and he made the running to
away and Gathered home ' Winner ef By t tH
lengths from Bob Sutherland, who beat King
Crab two lengths for the place. Summaries
Purse S5G1 , "l o: ssnsn tuIons'
u =. :ahoers pr !. Josephihe. ., ny faniQue-Lady
il Ns,oinssts E,5fay ss.ha
Elect hsraSter Darkness. Jack Batchsor, spot. and
ne's AcDun also ran Tim. Ian
Post BettlngITwo to against Wallace IN to B.,s
dy. Is 70 DARKNESS 20 to Elect 20 10 SPOT. THO
SECOND RACE.
Purse 500 OF which 500 g second and $50 TO
third; handicap Tor twoyeRroldS threo-Quarters OF
fssGss fa t 81 kn S by knsh. of Est.
!ash c5n SSss nSj
saG,oiaI Es na ;,E. rnans Eliza Ann George
rd nSs ~ e h1sss 10 aFAt Sir
mo 30 - issrgs DIXON 10 to Eliza
THIRD RACE
DAYS Dr. Hiram by msnidsl"Gar FL Is .s,i TiS
= v: W.m. Tub. Rose Ioi
if in. .na H%TS patGp 4. Squat f'D
aroY.s R,s.',ng-EiEh! assinss Our Magic. to
,G.re - 'oI Tube Fo.s Il 70 csmprsasr IA TO
VIII Hss aa e i5o'S VIII:
Purse $1,000. OF which 5000 to second and 500 to
hiJd; seven farlonEs '-'' !"
4s,ns H; T Esn speculation: = by sp'ndhr!.
fs.:s "a b. fiF Fs Il hrsS
Ada Blue and Mabel T Gisnn -l sI ran.
FLY s.s; fR .ss asa
FIFTH RACE
Hse $500 OF which $3.50 TO second and $50 to third
,cn n4w u b. n Laurel by King Eruest-LaurA
l. y. Nswlons b. h Bob sutherland 4. 08 ts,ev.,;;;;
,Shannon,s D. 8. King Grab, aged los (BuTrslD 49, q
"a pnAsTson nrlicAr Baylor Double Cross and japon
H.. Time, 1A5M
J., Io t betlng-Eight TO against King Crab In |
'onnie Iross. 10 DlcksrsOn y TO ! Japonlcn IL |
POD sutherland. TO Baylor. IL to I Arnien AZ |
SIXTH RACE.
heepiechase; purse 5000: selling; over shor, corr
aWick ShEgeus Oh; H. Clamor. aged, by Whisnsr'''
,htlsbt 10Y tP. Jnhnson)., ....I......'., |
b'.ekhch The Outer, aged l2l (Oiiyen ''''' |
~, ~ seA.ons ., Matchmaker 1926 ii. Richardsnni |
buhphttoh 81. John, ana lila vase alao nan "'"'
NJ me- Time. 3;lsk
roN betnR.-fiPht to against st. John % |
amor, 20 70 hiawAsse 10 / The Duaer IA 10
unbArtoh. 30 to ! BIackmaileE As'' Ao'o !
ne champion SSrier OF Italy to Compete.
CHICAGO July 2o-TnformAtion ha. bcen receive, hv
10 managers NJ the international bicycle tourp.m.n,
At Luigi cAntu. the Italian champion viii u,r,vs 4,
nirago on Monday for Rae purpose OF taking nn,t T.,