The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-18

Another Race for Porter Ashes Fleet
Daughter of Grinstend.


Daughter of Grinrtend.
some interesting racing was witnessed by q
goodly crowd at Brighton Beach yesterday.
J The track was quite heavy when the FIRST race
1 was run. but 1t dried out later on and was In
good condition for tho handicap. the feature OF
the day. which was won by the speedy Cali
| fornia mare Geraldine.
In the frat raco Balance was favorite. and
| n strong tip on Grey Eagle Just before they
| went to the post brought the price against the
| cratic son OF Steamboat Charlie down with a
rush. Bob Sutherland was first off, but was
| headed by Grey Eagle In the first furlong. At
the upper turn the latter waa in difficulty. and
Balance came to the front and won hnndily by
two Lengths from Queen Boss. Shelly futile
| was third. a length AWAY.
Anglo was considered capable OF winning
the half-mile dash for two.year- old maidcns
| but proved unreliable. the Lady Alice colt do
ing the trick. Lady Alice colt was first away
when the flag went down. and led tho entire
route. winning by two lengths from Keramos.
who was n length In front OF Jersey Belle for
second money.
Thero was strong tip out on J. r. 4 +. P.
Keene's Orchis in the third race at three
quarters OF n mile. sending the imported
money favor,te; with SSaragossa a well-snp-
but was Suickly, disposed Of. and iel to the
rear. Orchia and SaraRossa ran in company
il front as they turned into tho homestreteh;
up winning by hnli a length. Wallace came
very fast at the finish and beat orchis scnnt
Geraldine was the good thing in tho fourth
race, and the ga campaienG ,,, carried lot Gt
first half furlonG. Geraldine took charge Of
the field and opened q gap Of two lengths at
never ri in doubt. the game old chestnut Winning
by three lengths from Count. who beat Waiter
The smaiicst field OF the day faced the
starter N the fifth race at a milo and ak
tenth Vireie was heavily backed favorite; the
price Of 8 to s., with Circular CARRYING lot Of
money atste s virEie was in front front when the the
order ma med. She opened gar Of two lengths
on the st and Wnt tom o Tnnne
with k inv Srsb third two lengths away
Charley Wilson had the call in the sixth race
81 at the poS hee an
street, h. where MONDAY closed up and q hot
died out in the last iurlong ami MONDAY dis
puted the finish inch by inch to the line. 1t
ion. " Macintosh y, was third. two lengths OF.
Summary:
FIRST RACE.
Purse $500: selling: five furlonRs
poise. 10 n ...........
SHss iSsisn ss k:%y
and
also ran.
Pos. Bettins-Eish. to- 8 aEs,ns. Balance, az to I
G5ss h..' Is 1. to oS II to Boz nsss
sy c? ito Il 1ropSy ~ to
SECOND RACE
Purse $500: for twoyear-old maidens; half mile.
John Ro1ehe,s eh; by knight of Ellerslie-Lady
Broakyn stables eh keiamo. iis Gioron, 49,.
ST; nS
Gehsah colt. and @Samnnsa also ran ''''n S''
Aasse; I'll Lady ASe. esIi. 5 TO- Iceland. 70
H.. COLI rtosp1 to 20 10 .s
zS to ASh.ah con. 70 to keramOs 80 to Sub Rosa
Purse 500 OF which 100 to second and $50 to third
in. Gardner 9; s.f asossa by Duke Of Mon,rose-,
5g en- "a Ea,s
rss Msaee o eo o!5
10 to Bryan
FOURTH RACE.
Purse 81. ooO Of which $500 10 second and 500 to
Maltese vill. stables ell. m Geradine aged 1ls
W =: D.ys s. ronn,. :, ~ u Lamiy1..
Ada Blue and Little , S:l a I,. .sn.
u,
Count 8 to iwatisrson. 20 to / Little Nell 100 to
Ada Blue.
Purse $780, of which SEQ to second 500 to third:
selling: one mile and a sixteenth
X. Brsdley's b. m. Nirsie. o. by King Bolt-'reo. 90
w. c Day. CHI c Circular T. IS d. amy
i fns1 Ioaso and Pent Know also ran
Time. :5oA.
stt to King Crab 10 to Harry Xion.o, 80 to Doni
Know.
SIXTH RACE.
H. McCarren Jr,. b. T. MONDAY. aged. Kyrls by
Dnly-DaWn loa IF. Doanel ,...:.:;;........;;:.;
kalamazoo stables cn. c. Charley Wilson. 4. I0a a.
T. Barretts b. c Mackntosn T. los H. BarrerD ..... 8
Noli.s DAVIS Honest TOM Mentho. ana Lorimsr also
ran ~
Post BeitinR-Nine to s against Charley Wilson. to
! Laughing Water, 4tol Mackintosh; sto MONDAY.
age. 100 to j AcI auley.
This is the programme for Brighton to-day:
First Race-.one mile and an eighth; selling. Mock.
l sesSnd E.esHF$uS iaf Iuilonfs; ceiling
Eliza Ann. Us eAnh; Marble. .2:
Re " ria' go,onsde ioa each; lou Rsst Hs
lanGrr lo4: Lizzie Belle of orange Tirsie W each
A "na o ssns Bs
Or Pay !oi; Laura s. 90; Mamie b.. Lallah. 81 each:
s,x,1 nass.ssvsn eiYhths Of mile: Ingot; Mon.
sa See's hsoT .ssb YnIn
Lansing. ll2 each: Hazel. ITO.
Favorites Were Not In 1t at Gloucester.
GLOUCESTER, July ia heavy track played havoc