New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-13
RACING AT BRIGHTON BEACH
WINNERS OF YESTERDAYS CONTESTS.
4 GOOD SIZED ATTENDANCE. THOUGH THE CARD
WAS PoOR-MARTINs GOOD WORK
on VESTIBjLE.

on vEsTBi'LE.
Il IS indeed. singular that frequently on days
when the card is the least attractive the largest
crowds assemble to witness the horse races of
course days on which some great race is 10 be de-
cled are exceptions The attendance at the Brighton
Beach races yesterday much larger than on the
preyious davs OF the meeting Betting was lively
Although some OF the pungers lost heavily. the
average raccgoer was satisfied with the results
George T.. Smith Is $1,000 behind on the last three
days although ne says: Il should have won instead
of losing such large amount Tips don't go with
anymore ] intend 10 play form IN the future
to get even"
Ballad was cxonerated by the stewards from the
charge of foul riding made by Sims. Dogget;
pleaded ignorance Of the rules, thereby escaping
penalty OF 500 for declaring overweight Jockey
Corbeey graduate OF Gloucester, was renind"d
that the stewards were alert and that slow rides
would do by hning him $25 for slOvenly riding
on Pella In the second race.
1t was decided to withdraw from the programme
the farc.ca exhibitions OF ground ana .ofty tum-
bling tina, masqueraded under the name Of steepie-
chases. Some persons In the paddocks said that
the true reason why the s,eepiechases were aboi-
ishe1 was that NJ Lynch. who is sometimes called
Gunner" refused - ride In them. as some men
cast aspcrsions on his character.
The racing was Of moderate class throughout. al
though Monaco's entitled him 70 calm 10
class distinction he won with imposing ease
from tina, EXPENSIVE counterfeit. Harry Reed
4 really hiyh-class exhibition OF jockeyship was
given by Martin on Vesiibule in the nfth race "a
he clearly ouiseneraicl his o?r3nen's made Tho
favorite and was heavily played by ne NC adrsy
Governor Fifer Is slightly touched IN the WIND 80
that when called upon In the stretch ne couId no'
respond strongly enough - overcome "l'rlaha' WHO
vas well ridden by +. Tribe
In the second race another McCaNerty plunge was
" nlnei 9 90 hat se went t. the pos decided favor
lie. Flirt recedei in the betting 80 mat - was
ling The race not good one as Rem rIlng
was Of The ycliowcsi description lie was az a,
sea coming around the last turn. ana permitted
orchcr TO =" r,ign, ~ 6nish in the first three
sims. on F,irt took advantage of Reln's error by
coming through on the rail which gave him de-
| finish to the discontinue of IN" heavy bettors
| Monaco defeated the heavily backed Harry Reel
Gas af n dn HI. Job N ol from &Eyf Micn
strauss bargain counter. lie = not sh'lsnrl. n''.
when ne is compared with such goods ~ Monaco.
who Won like "A stake col; with Hamilton on ms
shelly Tulc won The fourth race by two Lengths ar,
! from \. }. Jovncrs ~ 10 shot. Equation. h.iy
owner a.a hi friends. but failed to finish better
than in % POSITION So,n' arg =, Ir'f ,hc betting
Nes,ihue defeated " y In hoiiy c9n,sstei
| riding drew ont ihe applause OF the crowd both
winners ana losers apprcclatng the Efforts OF both
Roller fell into soft place in the sixth race and
c chhrI,ca S5 o, ic Il iooSrd a. Il wouI be
| beaten bat fortune again favored SIMS Al NE
! by a leneth and a half. who beat Tom Io"s" "
Jehn J Hyinnd has almos, fully recovered from
his recent Illness. AMI VIII Vl-ii me iarn, a. noun
'D H.re are the results Of Yesterdays races
| Fir, race. Five furioug- Pure 80"
Giorana by bend orsnae somer i'o's n IL Nm
'' r. ,51s robust. sarcasm ~iy Il 9er'e Ma'nos
| Cirnatc Eirh Ericsson. johannes. Hoi''"r also 70"