The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-05
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BATTLING RACES At THE BEAC
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Horses Heavily Bnckcd Win Five Purser-
Three Jumpers Throw Tacir Riders.
Brighton Beach race track was packed with
n holiday crowd yesterday. and the racing was
most interesting. The stcepechase handicap
was we'll contested. and was tho browning fen
ture OF the programme.
Bcss McDun was an cven-money favorite In
the first race. Gettysburg made the pace for
the first quarter. where Bcss McDufr took the
lead and landed the purse in close finish by
a head. Lizzie MacDuT taking the place by
head from Doncaster
Hndoomere had the call In q field OF ten two
year-olds in the second race. Inspector c. led
from the post to the upper turn. whore Hin
doomore, went to the front and won the purse
iIrlonS and bent inspector C. length and
Blitzen was hot favorite for tho next race
streteh nm gave Harlem her head. and the
place By hall a length from English Lady; -,
front and led t. sh , lni;h winning easily Sy !.
race. balance and ISu rHing Watsr took turns
died away when the struggle began at the up-
per turn. whore Vngnbond came to the front
srson ny Spd tes DICK
Gold Dollar had strong facking in IN" sixth
race at even money MAZE the h han
pleased By sIS lengths. ,sandowne beat Gold
depcndene. ,stccpecnase Handicap. St. Luke
strong c tip a on Pat Oakley Iiero was first
away,and led tho field once around the course.
Rat pa IS oa h s who m at ha
lengths. and but for Donahue's error IN IN
the ooarse ,He thres Should
have finished first; but he had shot his h.t bolt;
in the iinal circuit he could not respond. Re.
turn got the lead at the last hurdle and came
9wsy e. the Soss Fst 6sEep eTStt
for second money. Landseer. ,Farwell and
Sand Flea stumbled at tho hurdles, throwing
Considerable GrumblinG was heard after the
race at Lynchs Indifferent finish on st. Luke
Summary:
ssxio"s sk' ass. Nspah D' !. SS Mncdua
Az Rs S.sSu ~
Double lrO's and te 1,,, e, also ran
Pos. Bs.,insEv.n money none nrsns, Re.s Mcpun to
Getty sHuIs ato GOnsasei. sys 10 DouS'a Gross.
shsasfd sssbss : hinao",Hsre BY itndoo-oasi@y
b"i2s rs DaS ias q Lamiy
s.ns nsr fs" Clear
Pos. Re.nnr-seven to 5 assin.t ntndoomere to
poy y 70 Bsiar .Sdns 2"
bic Post, 80 to Love Knot so to Eliza Ann.
THIRD RACE.
Purse s7oo of which 500 to second and $50 to third
Ep WeiEs en- Harlem. by spendshrft-Nad of
r. Hrsaicy. Si c. Bzen l. los III JoneT:.:;.. 2
% and fRSa aa s.s al 1F0''
sf.s Rns.S Lazy S '1 1s.lGe tsi
Mo.dotte. SO 10 Australia
FOURTH RACE.
.'nf sss ana f. aa f Sy
Exesisios stables. B. g. Kenor.e los ii HID
.s KssF
FIFTH RACE.
Parse $500: selling: three quarters Of mile
VIVA TiidGn - Jsn.. nas.oon' D. by
e Gn Ar b te7 e.
Laughing water Balance; And I.oriinef also ran
n. G 'Sfy vas'sR 10 tS.
msr. 20 to Laughing Wafer,
SIXTH RACE.
IL Mcbr!Ges H. MAJOR Daly u Dy hyre bhY-
woodland stables CHI c. Sandowne g. 1i3 Is, IhiD..
W: C. Days oh. Gold Dollar. g. IL tMcDrrmotp....
Lille M0r'0n ' Lon m Ehe' o1 1sa Grey Eagle also ran
Post Betting-Eyen money against Gold Dollar & to5
Major DAILY; 70 ! SandoTns 40 to Lille Morson
My 20 to Grey Eagle. ~ to Lou Knot
SEVENTH RACE.
Independence Stecplechase Handicap: aswecpstakes
OF SO each with sSJO added when $500 to
and 500 to third; over the full course.
Arlington stables CHI. z. Return aged by Romney-
f. Eovs st en- e. ST. IL Luxe i aSsa i5s M
A Shields eli. lat Oakley. aged, l+6 GM. Donahue)
wood Easterbok. Farewell. and Sand Flea also ran.
Time Ell.
Post Betting.Two 10 against ST. Luke. to Pat
to Clamor. TO Return. Il to Landseer. IL to
Oakwood. II to Farewell 10 to Eastorbok. 10 to
sand Flea.
Here are the entries for to-day's races:
Austraitz. 100 each: Express ~.
second Rnee-lialr n mile; for ma'dcns: Cuckoo:
each; Moutepooi. Honey Bee colt Anglo. % each.
Alice G.. Vision. toxetta, p3 each. .
Third RaceF,ye-eighths OF hnile; selling Clio colt
Darine g. Io0: GIorinna IOi: Zenobia. 100,
Fourth Race-Seyen.eigtths OF mile. Terriner 1lO
yirgie Westchester. 100 each; Rear nunrd saragassa
Luinberman. ~ each: Cottonnde. %.
Eih kaGsw1ne miIe, sT!inF r,.cS S Incl: sim
l04: Don't Know. Baylor. 1903 each.
sixth Race-sx ana n half furlonRs Picket Ingo
FoIford King Leo Ecipse silver Fox 100 each; Mol
William T. Wins mt Gloucester.
GIoucKsIrn July 4.-Thrss fAvorites. three heavily
backed second choices and an outsider the win
ners at Gloucester to-day. The surprise of the day
un of Artillery by William he