New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-28
RACING AT BRIGHTON BEACH,
SIR KNIGHTS FINE PERFORMANCE
HIS VICTORY IN THE FOURTH RACE THE FEAT


weary as the starting at Brighton gives every horse
in the race an almost chance. OF course "A
bright. energetic. snappy jockey IKE rem u
much quicker 10 get away from IN" post th"h
sluggish Jockeys like Hamilton ana Taysr Rem
olertness and skill place him in the front rank OF
the Jockeys riding at Brighton. The dssaush'u
plnngers complain that ne Is favored at the post.
and sigh because they cannot bet on enough turf
magrates' horses which would be sure 10 get on
In front matter about the others In me ring
the pookmaHrs say that the betting -xce's that az
any other track this season. as every bettor ne
ieves that the horse he bets is sure 10 get
fair start
There was stiffness AZ Brighton yesterday which
SURPRISED some Of the most ancient OF the denizens
o. the sand dunes. The stewards OF the Jockey
Club visited the track to clear the docret OF the
against the persons and horses that have In
CURED the ire OF the Brighton stewards by their
suspicious actions. The stewards witnessed some
good races that started promptly and fairly
AS their abors not completed when
the racing over. Secretary Sass Informed the
newspaper reporters that fun report OF the meet
Ing would be given ont later.
James Casey the Of BushranGer. who was
accused by Frank Baird. OF Brooklyn, the owner
OF ST Anthony Of attempting to backmail him
OF 500. has been ruled OF the turf Casey re-
fused to go before the stewards at Brighton or to
the Offices OF the Steepechase. Pony Racing ana
Track Association In this city. 70 give his version
OF the AFFAIR, and now ne Is an OF luii
with no chance to race on tracks with any pretcn-
sions 10 responsibility.
Sir Knights brilliant performance In the fourth
race WAS the OF yesterdays racing. lie was
asked concede Jumps OF weight 10 such horses "a
Captain T.. Iifeboat and IAghtfoot. Although Sir
Knight is a three-y ear-od. ne was asked 10 carry
ll5 pounds In the ring good NJ II 10 10 was
laid against his chances. TIE start was promptly
given with Captain r. In the lead. but waiting
orders had been given 20 Keefe. so that iifehoat
was permitted to make the running for thrce-quar-
tiers OF mile. when Captain 7. tried 10 make his
run 1t only flash In the pan. however. az he
soon fell back and Ifeboat regancd the lead.
Doggett Sir Knight began to move mp ana AS
soon as horses Strengthened In the stretch
he easily passed Llfchoat and won by IA length
Captain r. was beaten eight lengths. LiShtfoot
sulked several times during the race "a the pace
was too fast for her The time was 10. Sir
knights owner was asked To put Il price on MIN
and "s25.sO' the reply 20 the wouid-be buyer
who thought $50 would secure MIN. -
Ephraim SneGck"r .oid son Maiheur ana cana
dian to +. 4 Mcclure the pric" paid IS private -,
!" the irst rae W ooicnoPi't JN , 49,. :, !.
mer w"rc ihnci"I bN N" b,''"iS. I~Ah'''rM 80"
heavily played by Tire shrcwi contingent VINO Ire"
quent Ne paddock Wooachopi~r Was 'hS 'n .'rr
OF the public. \ determined p'uns. "y - - ~
ard "Pomp' Bro'he Kept NJ DDS asaln~t LOT
II the stories told after the race are - be p"hcrs'
has been backed ,} hundreds u persons in ilH pr"
won The race win o" 20 against MN ~ som" ~
90. books. WooLchopper w. second ana N"F""'hA
sarcasm won ,hc second race 20 tho intense satls-
faction q majority q the persons present S,r-
cause she showed 60 We! IN hrf iiti l".' ".'
Mao Queen Wa heavily played hy her owner "h-
O.; me Onock stable. son Maheur was aiso snl~
ported ~ short price. bat carter. who r,'" him
riding races There VAS .ons lsiay a, inr ','-'
caused T., the fraciipusn"ss % Why Noi u ~hl
Mo Ma queen So 'h~ ."tI. by S-i' zen" Fd'..tf
gave '.er 'lc fN-ty. AMI .'l 20 o.. rt'+l MIC 60
T,te-s vere strung or, f,r an eighth u e mile
Th. thrl race was flr maiden - year DIS
f'ar;cr.. Jenn." was mai" -" i,F.-.'"
ani vss backed heavily ~ 20 A1ir.n.
u, ,re =, es second ch.ic. in M h.;t.rg captain
lack Wa pay~I AZ I - - mo p'ar~ hy some
-, ..g ,vt.c q. rs 81, g. 'he ..l1 nnl 'a~ entire
M ai..nrl across ne 'racH. ~" horrc~ stare
On me-, .,ed -o hn, .fr vas torccI :, ,l h,ck
to tie tenth position i'y n'ra F'd.ns. loN"s@f %.
vns exhausted boy hef "ror's - g'i - zen 'rr'"s
Win captain jacK App'c,uc'. W. ma , ,. ,,,i
.h''i" - g. ,,r. a. sin by a bead from captain
r ~ s6o VA. i,ck ncf"r. ,ne fAvorl'r Jcanc
,o6~c va, 'hr i1,r,e tor ~ n;,h rncc. a. i 20
70 ara!ns, hin oar Mnesio vas a vel play !
second choice. while Klla-ef Re- ." s"i'@n ' "a,
W'inr.aay Tnc betting Wa h't AM furious, -''
that ~, nooRmnkers all a h'rh A. o. - "ft4n,'
H." .c'i and .rl ne ncl ',f ,hrcc-eeA,s .; .
milo wnen ARAB took up ne running WIN our Mag,
s%',1 "a. las, clsA.h ~ - nile when killer. under
a arivc io.n~d issue with oar Mace.c in hhir" 'o'
ponents. won tn race hy length from Kii'er. who
n.ppcd our Mag. by head On iir I'-S 49, ,,..
The coiorel division made another r"It on me
hookfnaker. IN the sixth race. ''"org" DIXON; :.
-yc,r-oN was .ookcl upon "s 'foCi COOS
Ge,rg~ Dixon the pnehis was p''',n' 80 see s ,
aash gn IL 6 qa 9p =. f fasrs ami
tinernt secured 20 for tAeir money Laurel TOOK
n lead AMI retained y un, within al, an .Ss'h 81 a
by George Dixon. who finished half "ngh IN IRONY
hoh Wm'5 whos @" o .f or mi'ch sc got "acy
animal finished ia-'. Her" are Tie results.
Tirs, fac~. sis furl,ngs. purse s'''
bolivar ~ by yoi'urno- Miss Mo'iovaa.,I tlynn,
is.ic i,,- lo1.,' ~, I'g 1. 'l' ,ia Bright E'''
Second race. six furl3nrs. purt" 500
Sarcasm 20, n by Rayon dor F"~n fMoL}crIno,n
Nj Mac Queen ig' r''' Tr,
' WG' 81, '' r''a Maze sai'h Man~a' sappho
and Anna BILE also ran Tim" il''.
Third race. two-year-olds. five furlongs. purs" so"
Anpren,ice JOS y, b. Fcuowcan DAi~''a Hamilton !
captain lack p'in,
'' vlir Msy ilyn r.raar mix nc.1.nuG Fiji,
i i5 ,, n,''s ai. ran my Time ii.'' o,s
! Fourth nee. one mile and furlong purse 500
SIR Knight, 10 ~ by Knight q Eiiers- LAZY Aiicr
rlcio, ol u'r,srn,
/ If,i.'fYlf Tim" 100
| FIRM race ono mill, Iurr" 500
Avn, ioe y, by ralnnc. rloch -Hc'rbu'on. Oosgeu
Killer IO2ls 'al "Inl
! uir
! foug bounce. S0id Dollar Adeheri. RYAN. Monuece.
E,yb.rry and Iceland ais, ran Time .tT.
SIKH race one u,ne and sixteenth. purse 500.
C;e.rc. Dixon 80 ~ by Tom Ksscneen frs"iH)
WlmAr 90. - mn
Laurel. 100 Nh,'
| charter H.Icrp and Major General also ran Time 81
| BRIGHTON BEACH ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY
Frs, race Selling. furlongs Padre li3 Plenty
IN si- Cafesy ll9 Circular 10 clement 100 Visit los
caledonia lO7 Honssta oi Maggie Richards 100. Mus
| ,neo Iug Little Bravo lO Tiger lol. Larry Is ~
cec,nd race Maldens. selling nve furl1ngs Ioinl
| hawk l23 Hopper l23. Dazzling 'harl. 10 fhlllp,
III tltfcn nllv ilN. DDrDurccv ia. slim 'har"y ~
Walter Riggs Ilt Iord Hawts'on" llt lialt Min" ~ =
Hartford IA Sprite H. Nn"iy-s"ven III Helena s'''
| ing Ill Ericsson III.