The sun., 1893-08-04
IN THE DOLEFUL DUMPS.
That's Where Brsghton's Talent Landed
Yesterday.

The sport Of kings and few persons OF
lesser importance. in all Its glorious uncer-
talnty. was enjoyed by q large attendance at
Brighton yesterday. II the bookmakers had
power to arrange the winners to their own lik-
ing they could not improve on the systematic
regularity with which favorites fell before
neglected long shots. 1t was i'm possible
to select winner on form and the
followers OF figures and weights were as
far astray in placing their money as tho
haphazard betting amateur. When the last
race was run and the talent had drained the
bitter cup OF defeat to the dregs. they began to
ask themselves where they were at. The
richer at the close Of the afternoons sport
than when they drew for positions few hours
on rs nss ssa e e
order. and BROUGHT out thirteen performers
anxiety: Maggie Hehards was iayorite at t.
the ssap reS and
away. after which she was Withdrawn. Maggie
il Snt as tses e.. d he fG4 T
winning by length, from KinGscere. who
j.. X. 4 +. T. Keene's colt Assignee was
backed OF the boards in the second race. while
% nt 0si b
one OF his customary surprises on the talent,
and soaced the ring BY winning With Fa;ctotum
the iag but Lamly ~ sent sent Faatotup out ilks
ming pulled to a walk BY two lengths. Saliva
died away on the stretch. and Florinda got the
Pte haS t6s H ea n the third race
and again the talent got hard knock. 7. Bar
rrstt's colt Darkness doing the trick Blue
the three-Quarter pole. where Darkness went
to the front and led 70 the finish winning BY
two lengths from Shelly Tuttlewho beat Glenn
eiit length for tho place.
The fourth race was another consolation
IA Il Ess wtn GeS sp ssson
and, led TO the last furlong where Carmine
Bess McDufr was the talents choice in the
GU lar iiattered his hackers to he last sixteenth
pole where p ne ret into dihicpty: Jones came came
by q length from King Crab.
skedaddIe was plunged on In tho sixth 81 race
colt would retrieve their fortunes, but the tide
could not be stemmed, ,Skedaddle got away
Our Maggie VIII Q made the running to the
throe-quarter pole. whore Eclipse came to tha
front and d., rompea home . four IL Lengths, gls, in
length for @ second mon Money The Pearl was left
at the post. Summaries follow:
FIRST RACE
J.Maisn. SSIl E. Hardy Fox, i. BY imp. Richmond,
r. Brown. eh C. King.cete 4 los tL,ndrumj.
ans en- h. Goa Goal Mns lh2 crro R,ci.rd:
water Witch Buckeye. Unicorn. Frank C., and Gan.rs
nsss,s ss $' .f $.., rsrs. %:s
S to 1pinArf @ eG 10 Ss 50 e.n March,
SECOND RACE.
Purse 5000 for two-year-olds; thrse-quarters of a
W. Z. Daily; br 2: Fae,otum. by The Ill Used,
T. aIsa;g.es ci.Sa.. dt; 100 .G a. ous.,
gerry My and Aassi s ,sm '' '' DA'' A''
po., B,,,ps-r,v. T,ms' n l;'aai alivn.. Alto .v,,n,,
e q Ss,sss i.!s:; @
THIRD RACE
Purse $780, for .year-olds; selling: six and
r. Barre,,s ~. 9. Darkness. by George Kinney-Mus
J. Eii,otts eh &. Shelly futile ia d. Weber,
g. oSyS aa.a ID as SSs re and
Posi- pe,tng-Esht s's to against shelly Iu.lo s.ol
psl1sr 'G Goaes e Pa ent Is to G Shy is
carnaiito. 20 to j aarcelas
FOURTH RACE.
rprf. s9oo ssns nys s,sIns srsns b, Tho III u.ea-
Carmen. i6d I
~. Kenhhrts Gu X Morlesoy. g. lOo OoiMhyDcrtS).'''.
W. Is. Roberts b. b. Auatraii;E. q. l0s tGlereo)
ssAy a S% & S. au. aoS "a
Step. and Tube Rose also ran,
Time. !: :O3a,
Post Bst.ing-Two 10 against Morissey : 60 Gold
Ito Japonica, 10 TO AustralitH, 10 to lawrence:
20 TO Cunr u. Lion 30 to Third Cousin hlly. 80 to
signature. 40 to White squal gelding
TIFTH RACE
Purse 5000; selling: seven furlongs
q. 7. LeAch's b. T. Lou Rhott ., by Tremont-Litte
r. Y. Ne ewon's on. T. BeSs NcDuh. d lo2 ABrookD...3
j. shEnnons b. T. RiIg crab. aged. lo5 Wallacel g
Circular, St Hubert Kerry Gow. Aordotte. Bob suth
erlaud, and Frank T.. also ran.
Time ;2DAa
PoSt Betting-Eight 10 d agaih.t Bees McDun, 4 10
Lou Rhett, 80 TO KING Grab. 70 Circular. TO /