New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-07
BRIGHTON'S GOOD LUCK.
THE MEETING THERE TO END TO-DAY

THINGS WHICH HAVE CONTRIBUTED TO ITS sue
CEss-REsULTs OF YESTERDAYS RACING.
Seldom II ever has a race meeting been favored by
the weather. attendance and general good luck as
that which closes to-day Brighton Beach. There
has not been a single thing to prevent the flow Of
dollars into It's treasury From the opening day
until to-day the track has been all that could be
desired for both working and racing purposes
Every has been a good track The
crowd yesterday fully "a large as on the other
days Saturdays. of course. excepted.
The large number of bookmakers who were In line
throughout the meeting tells the story OF the bet
ting far better than words. From the opening day
until the close OF the meeting there was rushing
swirling. perspirng mob In the betting ring whose
only aim to bet their tens or fves on their ia
vorte horse. To the heavy punsers who were at
the track a; the opening DAYS of the meeting the
racing proved extremely disastrous. the favories
merely marks 10 be knocked down by the book
makers
ACTIVITY OF THE STEWARDS.
Much of the credit for the success Of the meeting
is due TO the fearless action Of the stewards Din
culties overcome by their frmness that would
have caused less determined men 10 permit the rae
ing TO be conducted according to the precedents
established at some Of the big tracks 1t is unsaf"
to be too enthusiastic anything associated
with the turf. men. like horses. are frequently
affected by amazing reversas of form. But Thomas
Flynn has easily distanced his competitors In start
ing the large fields at Brighton Reach. There has
been no serious trouble extremely long delays
Mr. Flynn did not increase the racing fund by the
infection OF heavy fines on the Jockeys. Several
OF them. however. were disciplined by the stewards
for their behavior at the post IL Is exceedingly
when a starter satisfies owners trainers
Jockeys and the public Flynn has succeeded be-
The racing and the form of the horses hav" I'M
proved amazingly over former years. 70 De SUR" re-
I bera hny h.pu
versals Of form. Some cases were starthnsP
ards as fraudulent intend could not be proved.
Some Of the Jockeys believe that their actions n, IN
certain races overlooked by IN" stewards. TO
disabusc them OF their error. II may be said that
they have been reported TO the stewards 81 nc ne
looked after.
MDERMOTT's LICENSE SUSPENDED.
Patrick Mcpermott's license has been suspended
and ne viii be asked 20 explain to the stewards ~
the Jockey Cub the peculiar manner In when Nc
has ridden in many races. McI)"rnott was no,
aware Of the fact that he being watched AMI
mat the stewards were waiting Tor evidence ~"
vii And It on, when NJ is cnLed upon 70 rent" MS
side or the story 20 the stewards
Somebody rerpetrat.d crue. Joke on ''l'Tlco ne
spotless monument 81 integrity who rides Tor NJ
Jordan. Everybody VIII "as AZ tne ifrlsh,'n i'aN
rode HARDY Fox, ana his persl-i'ni "n S ~
finish th'ri IN the nrs re- So,'eoo, Tn. r..
heavily Oh Golden Valley 20 Win To- second rae
- the odds against Go.den NaL"y were "a ~ 10 i;
secure a run for his money. s." = s"ni ID 'ct'i On
o;od.r Valley which c1i'i f'r 81 10 the J''N-N' AZ
an Incentive caus" him TO u@" MS nil '' 'il-
deavors and the hy winner 1t = ts t.st me
r.a for Jockeys % bet. of course 4 irhr' " ''l
an unknown person ~ not m .c- C.efc' '-'' (.
Dixon vas The favorite IN th" race" ~ ID % .is
chances To the cpns,ernau1n ~ W" h.'io'':
Cd, valley ,,1n the race. hI. when an A''''H''
Was made 20 cash tho g. i"n VALLEY ii't"'' E -
fonni 10 10 "phony" or counterfeit 80 ih1, an an
honest Jockey was made thc victim ~ Iii'''i'
iok. bv some waC OF %" h'tfirg ring. "
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mics N The Jerome Park meeting. tn" "'''h'n'
vrh cr IN iugo IN shady iur. transactions ar" 80
com. rs feeling - imp0 Ming danger sn'N'' ,,'
attempt b. made. as one - them Ii' IT. TO- mo
with inc csris" When the Jockeys f'a.M" .,'.
,hev are riding under the "ag "f" "i WE" 'tl'"
man ~ -. Jockey cub sicwar4-. "h', W ~ ~
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server - horses and Jockey. \ " N'tt-. ,",-
/ would be cause for fear AM t-"rno.inf 'nyu IT.
slightest aiiefnp: be made 90 d"vi1i" rom ~"
OF rec'tulc rs either owner, trainer. JOCKEY H'''
I starter $500. - 49,. ,c,-,h rar.
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hardcar a. Jerome PARK tomorrow one "'' NV
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