New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-17
RACING AT BRIGHTON BEACH
STONENELL DEFEATS DIR. HASbROOCh'
CHEERS FOR MIR. GEBHARDs sKEDADDLE-


OTHER FEATURES OF THE DAY.
Another day OF the Brighton Beach meeting mas
PASSED into the history OF racing. The persons
-, orsn,-sd and wrted in the betting ring and
IN the bleaching boards in front Of the griha-
stand Yesterday are no; Likely to recall II VIII.
pleasantest memories. The cara was OF ''7 uNu'
Brighton Beach description. as ne'ds OF o'u''i'
horses met In a.. the races except the iOu'"' 80
which stonene.l defeated DR. HasbroucK some o.
the bettors are firmly convinced that 'ops'e''
attacks iockeys as well horses al b'ls"o"
Roach In fact some Of them say mat II ma
invaded the paddock. and they are extremes
anxious about the officials. Should 'he '''
realize the malignant nature OF the DISEASE az"
empov EXPERTS to find the bacteria ana 'he germ
Of the disease It's ravages would De e"N"H '~p
,,rsssad 10 a marked degree. The stewards nov
ever. at all the tracks in the neghDornoou VI 'I
city are Ike the seventeen-year Iocus's WIN ''
get In their work once in seventeen 'V' -
,ben they reserve their efforts for Things Una" "'
green ,,s, 9
a,a ef,een DAYS of racing Wi. be given over l's
winding course Racegoers will remember 80
there is a Jockey cub. The Irrigation "O.'
officials were officially Informed that an error was
committed in declaring az bets on peV""~0 ~
Alonzo was not a. the track TO take part ."
r,ca the otlrr day On account Of an error mace
by an agent OF the Brighton beach Assoc'a'o,'
Don Alonzo was back to the BrooN'H" ""0"'
lie was posted as starter anu many ". ,na
bet on him When the officials found thAt me
horse was not az the track, Az pets Ws'e "''"'
off and time was given in when 70 maze i Az"
hook Neither the bettors bookmaKers oV
iectel at the time and everybody at the Track
praised the action Of the officials. How the aHair
will be settled with the offended dlghl'"F'es "a "7
Jockey Cub remains TO be seen
Eleven OF the worst plugs that couid De 4O"N'
were sent 70 the post in the first race. OF course
the race delighted the refined tastes OF the brighton
rns,,,,ars who t,ones nearly every horse in the
race as a sure winner. Robusta was se''''u upon
as the favor'e. ana 'ne 'T,'in ''an. ,na, Panwav
and FURIOUS Il. DIdu'e' 49, rral,oy loves
80 ,'...i,. h,s no.ronape and the money was
10 ,.s hootnal,ers The tall vrgnlan
was thus enabled to $40" ms i'' vias so we'll sup
nunch OF .c aH n' The second choice in the bet
ting. The Themis geidng T Mas ,,'y wSo took the
hut % snS Tetaned IL to the end winning EASILY at
1Ge hV Wss G iSe one same dssnce Tom Fnay
In the second race L9rd h n aas against him
favorite in the betting 6nt me oaus sjd asa;nst
gradually engthened. UNI. 10 800 WheeIsT and
Poor Jonathan were well p-ytd by the PuD1S
that has been reported as being $,V shCit OF az
kind of money There has bee. some hs Sher tracks
this year but the start Een b in the sf FeS weE
yesteruas snstSs in the lead of the field with
hyng start VINE SOM boU v i, was not a start
pi Srd Harry was ief, standing sim az the post
ST. Felix Won ne II, rae hn o' at the start "A there
was a long delay before the start AM anu tO 90
breakaways IN wn'cn iIoed in blame the Jockey
who rode him. but the starter oe snre and
, SSad NOT %AG brs Ssa h S acss6d
and the case Sc a ,bsrd
win Rosa ,,n ~ t tnr the Bcmton Stable was the
choice in the betting eSnaa i as W h Mas ridden -
q model Of an Aztec idol named Carter and RIDDEN RIDDEN
all over the track. the none was - p how h',
thrown away. Emma was ,t ,ne III Us led into the
soon gav when & Vincent closed with her and soon
h fSs d hsr In ra rH0 on the I u from
AZ the finish with his jockey retardng instead ot
assisting and in driving nnisn Sne w s N to- in
some BOOKS hrs'' '' "'''"'
'' M uashrouck who looked badly 10 the experts
was made the favorite in the fourth race put 80
much money went in the t n stt o wss the svorte
Mhen tine did not have the dash and ygor Of
lev aays ago Evidently his races over a distance
had d,illed his speed. Stonenell held him saie
the entire course winning as he pleased IN the last
time of l:l4@+ - 49, e,., raca Crlfren winning
nv a neck which could have been easily mace .ui'
length II necessary: MI sass Was good
head from Mdrsh hi,o- VI" ~ '
bs ceu5seS FORBES his rsh2n
with heavy commission which he placer on M tbe
Gerhard morse ron ' mn a gan with Skedad-
first break. Doggett opening up q s1P "aus,og SINS
die Of Elk lengths IN ,b ,g latter TO his utmost When
the stretch was reached Doggett made another can
loudly. as the victory was PoPuW r Gebbaris
coiors a re seldom seen in the front OF late years
n,as renor~d that Michael +. Dwyer lost $loOoO
~ he race and that many other pungers fell with
hin
Here are the results
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First race-Five furongs furse' sy''. - $500,