The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-14
WxrrEasos,s room sHoW1xe.
Charlie Oxx's GeidiuE n Broken Ueee for
Brighton's Talent

Charlie Oxx's GeidiuE n Broken Reed fcr
BriRhton's Talent
The racing at Brighton Beach yesterday was
| OF a very satisfactory character. with possibly
the exception Of the Nth race. in which Wat
terson's performance was remarkably tame
The starting was on the whole an improve
ment over that OF the last few days, with the
exception Of the last race. when Mr.. MoLauRh-
lin was too eager to get his field of and
dropped the flag with the horses badly strung
out There was q slight falling Off In the at
tendance
Berwyn was favorite In the FIRST race at 1--WE
furlongs. The books posted z to against the
stratford gelding on the strength Of his per-
| Torrance on the third day OF the meeting at
the same distance, carrying increased weight
He proved q good thing for the bookmakers
as he was heavily backed to win and finished
in the ruck. Laughing Water got away In
front, and made the running to the last ak
teenth pole. where Crocus made q strong bid
for the lead and succeeded In shaking OF the
DAILY representative. Express, In o furnishing
drive. beat Laughing Water head for the
| place.
The second race. i've furlong dash for
maiden two-year- olds. was a puzzler to the tai
emit. Hartford, Anglo. and tho Fawn Ally being
about equal in demand at 3 to 1. Anglo was
the only one Of the trio that was at all promi-
nent at the finish. Patrolman. a very inno-
cent looking colt at the post, but q tornado at
the finish. got the purse. The CLEAN fllly was
In the lead when the flag fell and. with Honey
Bee colt In close company. made tho running
to the upper turn. where the latter had the
best Of the struggle. As they swung into the
homestretch Anglo forged to tho front and
led to the last furlonG, pole, whore Patrolman.
coming up on the outside IN hot finish. shot
from Anglo. who beat Honey Bee colt two
lengths for the place.
talents choice In the third race. and proved
worthy Of their confidence. Tom Tough set
@ and a. w ns p
in the first furlong. AT tho upper turn Ger
the ns6 Whining By 70 length Tom TeSsS
ran gamely in the last sixteenth and making
S ;r6n o; Ss the place hall
SSlh aatRRsssR Rs
tse Pss TSS iSil 4 IT, S s.t SsssH
raced past the judges stand Terrifer was In
fron t under 5S pull with Bitten close second
an1 again
81 nsE s4ea The ed hs 20 he n
eossa closed up in the last few strides and
ssnatched SECOND money from Terrifer in a hot
Watterson was held at the short price Of sto
a on: but vas not backed as liberaly At this
S lad ths lead a ths start bSt retired IN The
to he o so
three lengths, Arnica ran second. finishing 4
Va IN 5G9s e DS nd
s,ass the ss in tho last
March and n rone n
the first half mile when Merry Duke took
out opposition winner three lengths H in 'front.'
O. IT.: Mark. The The heavily backed fevorite,
st. Mark. Summaries:
FIRST RACE.
Nj efoeu s''Sf y 'k.nsa.a-spr,ns
q Si' s. T.l Ts,F: ,lsSHiS. ios d.
T. j, 8
Pos. B.,.nss.ven 1' To l; ssain.. B.rwrn sx
sG SsS a
Honest TOM Hsn.ho e 100 81 Eise
Broad Isox F.ro%sn By w in. .pe.Sof
hsITsts; An dam ~
wy .% Ss @ R:'t:ss Daisy
Pos. Be,tinr-rnr.o 1 IN ' sssns. Hartford to
Il Hsrgsry MY 90 g Clean nIy. 90 to Daisy B..
500 Of which 500 to second and $50 third
fes sa 70. Sffsns se.a
ae,.I Stables oh. c. Tom Tough. 4 lot
Issss s.s3ss 5$i 4. IL liz
Pos, p.,,,,r Time; 1l4M ,,
psi Bsesu ss' ~ 70 9'i Fas
Logan. IL to Tom Tough.
FOURTH RACE
Purse 81 600 OF which 5000 to second ana 500 to |
r. 81, 65adIsy,s br. Q Bitten. by Bazes-Gsrmania
f Ssi1!. : .i;5sEs
v ri Also RI ram H. 4eff'n'f' o. 'oo d. LAm'
ier So to sAragossa, Toto VirEle.
FIFTH RACE.
Purse $780, OF which $50 to second and $50 To
l. DIVERS ;. c. l. By Ben d'or1BiiIss Doux. 1o4 tH.
Kun & Ss s;:j.. ss bgsSis 54s.y
%Sttarscu Void Marc and Innovation also rsn
ns. to 9ass s: Sssa az %
,OSstion SO to Doube dros.. loo to Garoea In
SIXTH RACE
~ Du.. OF MOI.
l. Hec.ren ~, br s. a4ii los a. fi;pnj
chelsea stables b. m. English Lady. aged. lis WcIi.
csfnins Hazel Moliiiie Davis. Rociaway Ben iarch
hannibal and 'o'A'i; T,a a:e i i.%
Post B.tting1Fiys e on kngIi.h Lady. s to- ]
o Hazel 10 to Mollie Davis. 20 to Hannibal 90 To
Vocalist. % to Ben March. 90 TO RookaWay.
at GIouoester-Jockey Hsuder DIS.
nblod.
PHILADELPHIA. July l8.-Two favortes two second |
hoices and two outsiders tho Gloucester racea
o-day. Tho book known as the Guttsnburg Club took
abont $500 Miss Mamie at ODDS of to l. while |
Their books were laying but ? to ]. Whom tho raoe
holders Of Miss Mamie tickets found that the