The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-01
not RACING At BRIGHTON.
A Tough Day for the Taleut-OnIy Two
Favorltcs Win Purses.


The racing at Brighton yesterday proved
more interesting than the card warranted. and
was enjoyed by large crowd. The book
makers had rather tho best OF the encounter.
only two well-supported favorites winning.
Little Phil was ar even money favorite In
tho opening race. q five-furlong consolation
dash. AND proved equal to the occasion. Au-
stralitz took the lead and showed the way to
the upper turn. where tho pace got too hot for
the son Of Greenland. and he gave way to
Little Phil. who cantered home in front and
won by two lengths. Miss Aegie closed up on
the last furlong and beat Australia a length
and half for the place.
The tables were turned on the faithful In the
second race. Queen Bess had the call at even
Lakeland's pretty flly Josie. Gertie was in
front IS IS they G0s the ag and made the
away and won BY half length. Gertie was
for by Sa hS
been heavily played In the third race. but the
books held the short, price Of to 2 about the
their money on second and third sboice.
Hiram shot out In front as they went AWAY.
and led TO thu s dfSdp whs NJ
AZ tss into the no%s
Of It at the last fprlong pole. and leading to
fns by he engf HnS
It was ss most uncertain field that faced the
flag in the fourth race. and the qHslity was
the talent some trouble in deciding as to the
favorite, but they finally dropped on Osric. and
Lorimer had the best Of the start. and. with
Laughing Water in close company. made the
both died out when e cRaiensed BY Mamie b.
WAS beaten in drive BY Gold Step Tor second
Alcalde did the trick in the fifth race. Father
Bits smart colt carried lot OF money at to
Merry Duke was first away. and set the pace
to the upper turn. where he was passed BY Al
d AS ca asy the %s9H.
made warm bid for the lead and gave Al
calde an Interesting run. but the son Of kayon
erson got second money by two lengths from
mTfh The siSth race was Of A consolatorv cbsr,c.
ter, ahd proved to be the best ana most excit-
Ing OF the day. The talent sseeeted two favor:
assst eaay and Var Cry
In po. %SsTs made he
stretch. 1t was bruising finish. and YER
got Var CRY neToss the line IL
neck. Summaries follow:
FIRST RACE
Purse $500: selling nys fY Yto ,...
7. Browns CHI T. Miss Agxe. T. II! iRansom). 49,. q
W. b. Roberts, b. b. Australia Il. l22 tAnderson).
ssAS Rss S;' AID f;.Sf
also ran
Post Betting-Fve to 4 on Little Phil 3 to against
10 Little John. 20 10 j Bill D. so to i Fen March
30 to Adjourn, 80 to Buckeye, 80 TO Vera, ~ TO
Vocalist. 20 to Frank q. 100 10 BiackuAilsT.
SECOND RACE.
Purse $500. for twoysArods; selling three.quartsrs
A. LAksiand's b. T. josie. by Holmby-Gsoiogy. los
venture stable. ch T. SALIVA. ios Pan;eyJ
W: Days b, Gsrie, lO3 a. Iamiy) .......,.
Jake Joseph War Lord Queen Bees. tl-a1SeA beauty
colt Pauline. sprintA colt, AMI West Park also ran
Time. lilSN.
] Josie to Pauline. ioto IWsT 1ars. Is To- Ts9
Lord. 10 to Eliza Ann. 20 to Clear Sea. 20 to j
Beauty colt 70 TO ,erte 20 TO sprntA colt 80 10
Jake Joseph, 80 to Saliva
THIRD RACE.
Purse 500; for thrss.yearolds: seven frronga
j. y heCormAeksb b. CO, y. e.. by khArtoum-Hop
Jk Sf r K.ene's ch q Restraint, i22 iWAlt.iii,.'
~ Kinks b. G. Blue blood, lo7 (Csroo
Tube Rose. AendieAnt Clio colt Hiram, aud Clemsn MT
po., p,,,,,.rxo,aIim Tins :si; .,<,.
j. G., 40 to Tube Rose. ~ TO Hiram 20 10 lie.
msnt. 40 to AendieanI 80 to Clio colt 90 10 Bloc
FOURTH RACE
| Purse $500 selling; nvs fuIlongs
Dover SLAP 81 on m Mamie u. b. g. BY Ben dor
s.lsnSadsi st.oss m Cold Step. g. lit i B:r
Jds Eelss O. oiiio I. i2x III Jon:.;;.'.......'.'
Nay D. Blaskthorn. Ticket. Laughing Water Trophy.