New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-29
RACING AT BRIGHTON BEACH
Jockey CLUB STEWARDS SEE SOME
GOOD STARTING.
FEATURES OF THE DAYS sPoRT-TALK ABOUT
MEN AND HORSES.

MEN AND HORSES.
r,oro ore mon who have lived in Arizona and
, ,ho, tho hon, in the valley OF the ella River
&c On intense that tabasco sauce tastes IKE ice
water TO the inhabitants. II the men o' f>''Ao
really wish to experience heat that can give "e
CHA Valley twenty degrees ana oe"u"e' ~
should visit Brighton Beach race track without
Alov , thunderstorm that passed of to sea cooled
4 ,,o o,ros,here somewhat after the first race yes
terday -. ,,o
Tho iockevs at Brighton demoralzed by the
activity OF the stewards In detecting anu Pu"'"
ing fraud Jockey Carter wept copous tears a'ttr
/ no had a short interview with the stewards ne
was asked 10 explain his ride on Son Malheur yes
,o-1ov JIc said he tried his best to win, Dut u"
mare would not try to run He was corrooo'a''u
| in his statement by Ephraim Snedeker VINO r"'"ep
the mare Carter evidently had forgotten that lie
had ridden some other horses In anything Dut III
artistic manner The stewards attributed his pad
riding 10 lncompetcncy and decided that IN me
future his efforts in the saddle should be Tor ms
employer. Waiter H. Jennings
CIerco was guilty Of some atrociously BAD rldlhS
q, Clement in the first race Clerico did not escape
the eyes Of the stewards and many other persons
who watched the race from start TO finish.
ram.sR ;eene and some OF the stewards OF the
Jockev cub watched the racing from the grand
stand.
starter + WINS excei.en; work with the flag sur
prised them greatly. "A the fields were un"ehy
/
that every horse had chance when the nag ie'L
IN ,h- second race what looked to be perfect
start was spoiled by Hamilton on the faVoritr'
! Lord IIawkstone who did not break win Ms IL"
when m. crowd In the grands,and saw tha' II
was the favorle round Of app.ause went up
After some decay perfect start was made' WIN
every horse weighed 50 every DOdy wa Sa''"''
., the unusual delay.
The arrogant. naughty. unbendns princes ana
prnce'ings Of the starting flags should look - their
aure.s FOR II Starter FINN continues - 40 "a w.
20 h. dI asst wick pubic clamor ~ key 20 p"'
him IN the starters pinc, on the ,eidns tracks
IN the East
The stewards Of the Jockey cub were surprised
ot the revelations made by The Brighton stewards
and their methods OF Obtaining evidence IN rfs'''
20 suspicious races. Strange a Il may APPEAR
Brighton has begun the rei. Work ~ tr' r"''''"'
and has pointed ont the way
I, appears strange. indeed that ~" W"stcheS'"r
p,o!room illumination H. permitted - thirty" ana
prosper without the slightest effort being made %
suppress II by the persons selected TO guar" 'r
welfare OK the tur' Bu then the Mont" caro- 81
W-@tchesief Is closed while racing j. gong on III
Morris Park. and r. i sad that y viii close when
the jerome Park meeting begins; or ours, u -
not 80 much ~ an EVIL when the saratoga ana
m. property'holcrs In that part Of Wes,chester
Counj reaize The yas injury 10 properly Ds 'u.l
reputable persons N this great city 70 the tilTs
roads AMI lanes u Westrh-sirr. NE resp, ,t"pe
iniquity without the ali OF the Democratic officials
Maspeth i % b. INVADED by a horde OF turf van,
dal. 10 are 11ag Their best 20 destroy racing. ~
here are any men men Gi be mr yor them to
cert Themselves AMI - all halt on thr hoo'"-
VINO threaten J.sastcr 10 the sport Joint met
INK OF the Jockey club and Brighton stewards Wa
held after the las; race yesterday , III,
~, Er ia 5nr aT,ss" r are It is .d hit
stables have decided - slip th'it hogsS w.
Ing laws at Slratora w-rc Invariably lsnt ana CON
oi The pr~sen' season !. no rNr"ition 20 'U -, ,
and reports about stable i'"sing r sr
i1H rr" al a,S ma, in.T eS 81 '"s 'S'
ilorsc-osn.rs VINO intend 20 sell their horsr- a,
In nrWsp4pcrs THAI ar rcii by turlm"r tIr'".'"u
the country u tncy desirc in'r oFrrins- - tr''n
The aiiocks al brighton Beach yes'sriAy 81.
.,,or. ns The favor',c Tor the nrsi on account
- IA fast TRIAL nj thr Sh.ep'h"1i 10y ta X l'r ~
- N m. opening 70 II 10 a, the closing Of the
t-tting Caledonia was supported at ~ To- l. WINE
Robusia wts the medium Of som" heAvS betting al
the same Oils clement. who has hecn d?inE so'I
was made. with ale 'ni' Mismcc am itoo1 i,
me backsfretch Robus,a sho, In the lead with
Musne- second ana Little Bravo third Robusta
,hs at GW ,hs nn 4 She Won S over dozen lengths
from Musm'e who Was a ,hgih IN ron on OF ~
.nrf,rls. 10 man, On account ~ 'he amazlng ease
IN which Nobnsia 'an9usi-H u'n ny' ~, tho Nib
nc 70 win The scconi race at 6yc-elshths Of mile
lh sn 10 ln G M Vim AMI Niae,yseyen were nib
hlcd At by some OF the rabIrds. Hamilton gave |
heart failure 81 his actions at The post There was
long DELAY but wh~n the dag fell T. wa. to sa,h
stand. s,ranse to rentc Hemii'9n rnShga ms
iy three lengths from Half Mine. who was i've
lengths before Hartford.
fnriong dash which was the third race On the |
card There any amount Of diminishing To !
as h"nW.n an i,eeral as II The iockevs on The
IN the SrtnS @pP ~,nrnisa To- er get of in frent
~ them \, last the flag fell 10 fair start with !
or oms mnaccounabie reason the latter Zen back
10 the ruck while Rein Hanwe urged his |
rntaIned until near the nnish when Hamilton I
came with rush on True Penny but could never !
reach UAnwen. who finished winner by two |
lengths from True Penny. who was fully as far In
front Of Golden Gate
fourth race by half length from kldeer. with |
S,frre and pleiyeI the crowd Intensely. "a the dis
tancc was 4 mile and quarter. "ltn a good pace
prise OF the day and gave the bookmakers some en-
enlargement 10y winning the nfth race Win . 70
Doggett. was the favorite at to Marguerite |
was played at 70 by ee GT1rss an" & 1Sf nJSr
up backed down from to until to was the |
start Star With Xy5n Marguerite ana Hardy Fox the
first to show, the last named took the lead; closely
attended by Marguerite, and made the running until
wei in stretch. when Hardy Fox forged T. Oh" |
front and won by length and "a half from Marshall.
who beat Marguerite on the post 10y neck for
ond place.
\ secplechns@ over the full Closed the days
snort Rodman the favorite AT 10 on. while |
TO- wa freely quoted asa h st. Amtn0ny FLIP
Gunner" on her back had some support at 10
ST. Anthony clearly proved his superiority over his
opponents. he excelled them at the obstacles and
could easily ourun them on the fiat He won by
"block." 10 his riders expression. RO1man WAS
second Il length In front OF Flip Flap Here the
results
First race-sevrr tnrlonss Purse $500.
Rohustn. by Forester Bounce l05 10. N'sard
Nusm-r. O3 tMct)ermoO
Plenty. ag"U
Clement Bravo. Sir ta"sly Circular. Wis Gale
dena Padre Larry X. Tiger md Maggie Richards also
Tim"-l BOY.
Second rnc"- Five fnriongs. Purse $500