The sun., 1893-07-08

-Four Favorttes swsnred = The Wars,
sprinrs stable Hried or the Course.

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The attendance at Brighton Beach was about
a. large 90 any day since the opening OF the
meeting excepting the Fourth OF July. The
card was rather poor one. the fields being
small and the racing tame The Warm Springs
Stable was ruled of the track for triokery In
| the first race. It was too rank for the Brighton
| Beach people.
Larghetta carried q lot OF money In the hret
race. being heavily backed at very short odds,
| and the bookm akers reaped q rich harvest on
the chestnut son OF Jils johnson. McAbee
had the mount and this fact should have
been q pointer to the talent that the Warm
Springs representative was not out to win. but
II was apparently overlooked. and Larghetta
went to the post q hot favorite. He was not
dangerous at any stage OF the race. and before
the FIRST half mile was run the public realized
that they were sold. Baylor. q 20 to / shot,
showed In front around the upper turn. and
Jones landed him winner By three parts OF q
length. Lizzie McDuff beat Larghetta alength
for the place.
Hindoomere was the good thing in the second
race. He went to the front near home and won
by a length from Edith, who got the place by q
length and a half from DAILY. =,
The third race was a puzzler to the talent,
bslay backed S1sR Win En-
Fidelio at the shortest, price and the others In
heels to the field at an early stage OF tho race
and looked winner at the last. sixteenth pole.
H seemed to be fy6nGa p h. his IL attention to
notice McDermott, on Eclipse. who came like
thrse pars enetS I leo Who BEAT
Tom Tough head for place.
% se e Sefs Ss. h fsn as Suh
challenged By Mordotte and the pair, raced in
close company to the upper turn. where Air;
won BY two lengths. Virgle beating Mordotte
BY Q head for tho place.
E Bos.6% made even mo
favorite. but the best she could do was finish
third W t1, BHlys Bolero , won the purse By
from the favorite. Early Blossom. BY a head.
The start in the sixth race, was very
thu as es the ee rst 1ssf fuTlons T.
and r9mred away, from the field. winning by
hsaa inso shs by
Purse $500; selling: one mile and a sixteenth.
R. Brsaieys M = g. Baylor. s. by King Bolt-sun Maid
sSisa;. LI;ii. Xsb%a : iSs Xysfp;
King Leo Sea Bird dettyibur1 and shenandoah also
Time 1:61h
Gettysburg, IL to Lizzie McDuG 20 to / Baylor.
SECOND RACE.
shslsd stssis hinaoossrss s BY v'f n"doo@ n"ddSes'
Shield sSisds sSs'q ss hd's hos ios III
q Dsss : 9 DAILY; 100 @ q j. is%is}
L0ndA Eliza Ann n. MasSi s. sps Inspector also ran
p ress gettingIpve - ] to on Hndoomsrs m +so 10 AGAINST
Ann SaGble p"' Eliza
THIRD RACE.
Purse S70o Of which 500 to second and $50 to
sennc.s 4 warn. 5 h Eclipse. &. by Kyro Da,y-Bn
" G Days s. c F!deiio IS d. Iamiyj
Tcnss.ssf ssyS.iz and Hsa Rassi 50 ran S ''''
aHss sers ss'p'f bnss nas 60
Lou Rhett 10 to Bayberry.
FOURTH RACE.
Purse $500. OF which $3.50 to second and $50 to
J. &irpisns y vsnsiissor-Ba..n.. %
ss::S.. eS Ss
c@ur DO Lion LOF%s5 Rm, and ,a ,HasFfy AlonzO also
g u to 'f11.; Gs1ss
FIFTH RACE.
Purse $500 Of whtoh TO second and $50 to third
,siDs q p.l1 s so,ad Of mill ,v
Hand: Around ss I0s &: Lsmyi
i asoornsefs B. m Early siossom Z To- G
Billy and Balance aj:s i;n;
%s1fs gam; ss sos.o ss,' Sa
SIXTH RACE.
Purse $500. for three.ysar.old maideus; nve fur.
onga.
Y. Lakeland's b. e. Faithful by Longfelow-Miss
Primrose. 100 tRchardsonl
:hos Green's b. 9; War Cry io2 tBereen)
g; D1iysG = e. inso5 !o6 g. LAmlyl. ..:........::.
in0w' and Sue B. a''T Tins Taa. ,oax
Post Betting-Eleven to g against War Cry to |
s. 10 Sue ss0s s 50 10 iss RGns
The following are the entries for to-day's
aces:
First Raoe-ssvsn-sishths Of 3 milo; selling Nor. |
otts. Glen Roller. ll3 each; King Crab lip; Uncle |
i'm, 11o: Blue Blood Wallace. 1O7 each: Dickerson |
od; Bslweod log; Australia. 100: Adjourn. 9s Sea
Second Rnce-For Iaaidens: nve-eighths of a mle
act etum, Lento King of Hearts, Iceland lo5 each:
oveknot lo2: Elizabeth. Honey Bee colt, Anglo 100
aoh; Patience colt. kssinRen colt. Sub Rosa Patrol.
Ian, e6 each: Sprinkle, Margery. 30 each.
Third Race-sx and half furlongs. Tom Tough |
ogan. III each; Billet poux. Alcalde Doncaster io5
seh; Rear Guard: JOS; English Lady. 1o2: Cottonade
90; Play Or Pay 96 Marguerite. MenGcant, 81 each.
tzen. 20; Peg Leg. 81: Little Nell Terrner Count so
Firth Raoe-Three-quarters of mile; selling Re. |
lorse. Uncle Sim. 112 each; Bob Sutherland, vaga. |
ond 1og each; spendolino. 1O7; Psodgal Son. lo6; |
sixth Raee-steeplechase; short course; selling.
andsoer Eaaterbrook. l41: Pat Oakley, Lijero Ja. |
onicn. 136 each: Eoarte Clamor, 1872 each; st. John
29: The Durer. Sand Flea. 1925 each, and Leather |