New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-11
WINNERS AT BRIGHTON BEA Gu
THE TRACK MIGHT BE PLEASANIEh.
FEATURES OF TIE DAYS sPoRT-NOTEs ABOUT
MEN AND HORSES.


MEN AND HORSES.
fair-szed crowd witnessed the races at Brighton
Beach yesterday afternoon. The ramshackie grand
stand and the many breaks In the boarding OF the
small space between the stand and the fence ADDED
to the low-roofed. gloomy betting-rng, make the
surroundings extremely uncomfortable to persons
who visit the track for the first time After few
trips the place. however visitors become used u
the dIscomforts and do not appear to mind them
They rush about seeking for tips Ike regular beach
combers. and cast their dignity 10 the winds IL
the managers the Brighton Beach track were at
all liberal. and kept pace with the times, hrsl-
class track with all modern Improvements would
have been constructed. with grandstand facing
the ocean, 50 that lis patrons would have some re-
turn for their money besides the spectacle of six
races for sma. purses.
John :. Campbell Is 10 take charge o. Colonel
Jacob Rupert stable. Campbell Is skilful train
er and with good horses to handle IS likely to re-
gain his former prestige and return 10 the front
rank Of trainers. where he properly belongs.
William Hues,on retres from his place as trainer
for Colonel Rupert on the most friendly terms
With his former employer.
Edward McGarry has not left Philip J. DIVERS
service but WI continue as the home trainer as
heretofore.
John Smith who escaped tho war club of Pow
hatan. but is In imminent danger OF annihiation
by the stewards 1t brighton. caused Hardy camp
bell 10 send Don >lonzo back 10 the brooklyn
track through mistake. 20 that bets were de-
cared of IN the fourth race Yesterday ENitIa
TINE was given 70 me o?okmakcTa LOT new iac
but the general opinion Was that The decision was
NJ Lynch. better known as Gunner" had nm
Interesting conversation with !. = campbell iE
the paddock when he collected the money 'or 'u'nE
Lynch SAID: III You think pulled the horse, you
Needn't pay me Tor the mount
Here is your money. Lynch. don't want TO talk
TO YOU" Campbell Answered
the horse had no speed
see here. now. that won't DO. lynch: ! woTke
should 10 to you as my friends have advised me
WHAT'S that asked the Gunner.
We'll. rs to take cln1 and knock your s goS o.
ySgr " own way. You have yonr money and / will
Try another Jockey"
Lively betting In small amounts kept seveniy-one
bookmakers busy throughout the aNcrnooh ). -
C@mP is d iDt race f Georse For6s rac no
'Tenlerloln' contingent and mad" a n~rc" on@iaush
WI was freghtcA With the hopes ana dollars Of many
ana pilo;ei by I'endrnm ent iMTn2}a, sank wnH
easily BY a length from Mr.. Sass. who was " mead
"a I.onrdaIe was made the favorite In the second
race with Joe K.ey h'9vy s1sEi sS'9 ,h.
brttora Joe Ripley won a the way. as l22 pounds
seemed 10 anchor LongdGlc ,,, - ,.
heavy bettors played The Commenc, A. II ne ISc
merely gallon FOR hn S@ ,si iy1 f,r
the place. Kennel went out n "a" ls"i, an'
looked all over winner " I,sb we" spa sol ,hroHgh
on The rail won by a length from Kennel. with
The Commoner three lengihs a~ay t.. 49,. ,,,r,n
Don AlonZo was posted az starter ih 'n" i"",.n
race In, yyas sent home through d mistake" Sir
Walter was The fayor,r ani g'I ,.o hor or The
dr., time Yesterday. was AZ ~ TO afain@i IN"
in the stretch. SO that pogE'N went i' we VIII.
Sir walters well-known g"net,"-- vas NO.. ,
| a lencth I'm from, % the Western crack tn 'n..
Of h race was fat. consid~ring the track 40
tho timers hung out - ... .h
sandowne easily disposed o. CHATTANOOGA ~"
vas Widen Nv J. Grlnen third. 49,.
Sworshan Won the sixth race. NY. Tiny I'm sec
ona and ch'ef '"''''e '"''' ~
FIR, race ee,en furlonrs Purse 500
Moia by Morteiner Trim ioi..........'
Mr sass. fanirnm,
IAse,,Ai, 10 ii.j,. 6ai Maggie Harry Aionso wei
ch,trrr Trouble H-rw]n Miss Fisher Bolivar 900 ''"'
', enr,,s yos.on, mil. md sixteenth. 500
re RltIey by Tyder-AI Lotto tMaIhn,
i1ngdai~ 100 ~,
Ml,n chsrer naiy Edih Rama Tho Bully also ian.
T,r, r0c. For ois 81. furons. Purse 500
TING BY Faconer- Tnc'ure. ui,k'
kennel rs ',vlreiev'
ne Son,SHa fnrS r,,arre Dcrec' 81 Vincent also
ran I'm" r,c. one MIL. and frlons Purse 800
Sir walter by Midlothian Ia Scala i2' dTssrn
Ducat t.f
Lizzie ''...''.''''''' ;rirre ~
Fi,,h race-onc mile. Purse $500
sandownc b s9eni'hrif' TuFa io2 ri'crnon
chat,anooga ~ 81 2sE, ,
,, N''' i,@:, rIsnG g L,@ bravo Tmei'a
sixth race one mile. Purse 500.
Marshall voliiqucr Iorn""'1a l"'. - ~ 's,
iiay Tim ioi. Ssiils.i~y,
'h" "i ~ liant V~spasian. watch charm. I"cha-
hontas Hartford also ran Time '''''