The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-03
FAvoRI7Es HAVE 4 BAD DAY.
Long Shots Rampant mt BriGhtoa-Gernl
dine Among the Beaten.

| oIue Among the Beaten.
| The racing at Brighton yesterday was a
series OF surprises. AID the talent had one Of
the most disastrous days since the opening oil
! the meeting. Long shots were ram pant and
there was glut OF defeated iavorites. Those
| who pin their faith on form. as we'll as the fol-
lowers OF the handicap figures. were at sea.
while those who placed their money at ran
| dom on long shots were among the winners
| yesterday.
Eleven horses started In the opening race.
Of which Osrio and Josephine were about
equal favorltes. the former having the call as
| they went to the post. Tho winner turned up
in Father Bill's speedy flly Laughing Water.
q 20 to ! shot that was not recognized to any
extent. as tho distance was generally believed
to be furlong more than she relshed. Jos.
Osrlc third. but they were 10th retired In the
% By s e1s to u. os rs and s 5
the By hal length, from Jo @s T0'
and again the faithful met defeat: The br rTi
fiI,y was ennsly dt E Of by Mamie r.. an.
o. the start and led to the last furlong Mamie
X and Jakie Josephs came fast a sixteenth
from h3 ;P finishing in the order named. with
Comprahor and Pink H. were equal tavorites
In the third race at 8 to ]. and another surnrise
II made the running to the upper turn where
Comprador went to the front. leading to the
pretty pref race ensued fhey finished In ord order
The fourth race was the feature OF the day
and aroused the greatest interest. as It was
considered almost match between Groy Ea-
to earth at the weights. Both were obliged to
races that has been seen since the opening Of
tho meeting. Grey Eagle got any advantage
hue sent Mabel Glenn up on The "o Outside and
head. Grey Eagle died away. and Adsir got
up IN time 70 get second money by half
ffth race. Westchaster doing a lot Of sulking.
70 %h ns Sp Nth sna ss
She was eoarsd the H rst u .ae ssa bS
po EnS the Hapry Aonzo sas
up lot Of ground as they turned Into tho
MS he neared the line. but Faithful held him
safe and got the purse nv n length Harry
Alonzo beat Westchester three lengths for the
Eye starters faced shs flag to try conclusions
Iomped the distance. mile ana a quarter, in
rento finished several m inutca later in q Jog.
while Black mailer persisted in refusing to
tators LETT the stand. TIE Duirer . Tell Ia at he
thiTd LUMP AL %iiveT wh" rode him had his
FIRST RACE.
yS.TE:S sEi.Ssh,"s Ws'si J. BY baHssardoeA
! 20 LonE.h o.rc Z los Y.itsr
Avery and T ynsSt is s'' MARSHALL
Pos, E:.'.ns-Tws sna ons,I,s 90 J. o:r's, sto1
Coz pi1 2vs r. e s@rsaaa Man.:
SECOND RACE
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b.y.: : ss. q so,i' hs 81 y}w..sst
a'1 o" Dare b. "i'I Rom a,y
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THIRD RACE
Purse $500: for maiden thres-yearods; sslling six
ss .:. bor. s's sSs =. Monsh by Psnoa
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f. rS Saj; 70. e Ct
- . l"' 80. A'p" TX Time. i'ss1
AZ ss,. st.,s; ~. = Ss%i
heutk my. ~ 10 Florence Bell. 10
Sss & OA:S a sy % Ef Will Ei
Auline.
FOURTH RACE.
Purse $500. q which 500 to second and $50 to
third owners handicap: nve furlongG
A. Th0mps9n'sb m Mabel Glenn d. by Hndoo-CAl
e: s,sSi. g. ~ d.i sSSa: ss.d ito
Grey Eagle. Charley Wilson. Express Roonisttc. and
Time. I:o2N
Post HottinE-rWenty to on GeFAldina 4 to 1
against urey Esgls % Mabel Glenn. 10 70 AdaiE.