New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-05
RACING AT BRIGHTON.
HOLLOWAY SHOWS WONDERFUL ofETD
.cvsrrv. To pEAr THE BooKMAKERs THAT
DrDNr WORK. AND CAUSED SOME MA
r1oNA1. GrARDsMEN LARGE
.,,O,.>.r ~ SORROW
AMOUNT or SORROW.

TIONAL GI-ARDSMEN LN'N''
AMOUNT or SORROW.
There was an unusually large crowd al hr'sn'o"
Beach yesterday. The temperature was low VIC"
on any other day during the meeting As t''e'e q"
onlv two DAYS more OF Brighton the resui"'' oo"
sad and complain that just as they were e''."s
Good line on the horses the racing Is transerreu
tho serpentIne course at Jerome PARK II - e
chat such fuyious betting that at brighton yes
,erdav is seen at any track. The ring WAS o'o""'D
to It's utmost capacity by a rusn'"s' -.
swearing mob Of men. who paid no 'e'p
others anxious were they ~ '
odds against the favorite T.,
,,roier,oL foo 81 Company c. 7th Regiment Is
,erhans ne widely known az any member OF ti''
Gallant body OF c!tlzen-solders He - known " CIV
members OF the regiment as silent rr'u' ~" ~
voice Ia seldom heard: when he speaks s'e"1' 49,
e, that a single syllable Of the words Oh "
that fall from the lips OF the popular sua'nSnl''
may not escape. At the beginning OF the h''k"'o.
raetInq the silent one appeared at the armory WIN
= lorqe roll Of paper under his arm lie looNeu
solemnly around at his comrades ana Sa''' ~
hoar.o voice: II have a system hN''S "'"
=, c,nro,v 9 can become a millionaire II ne an
hercs strictly 20 the rules and does ho' ".N
from them in the slightest degree p'o''"' :.
stiffness prevailed as he slowly unwound th' w"
and called f. g. McIewee to his side anu b'gah
an address - several comrades lie said '''loh''
McI.ewee knows all about racing nut WIN d" "'
knowledge ne never evolved a system y" ''''
/ ask is that every member OF TINS company n.y.
the details Of the system and the way II II p"!e'
a secret In a few weeks there VIII not be- o"o"-
maker with enough Of money 70 buy seed lot
canary. tho system have devised II q sure 'l'hB
:, hea, the races" Prolonged applause greeted ne
man Of silence. Lee presented the ron th"' was
nearly fifty feet long. closely covered Win "h''
tina, renresen,ed the records OF betting Tor the S'
three years.
THE GREAT AND ONLY SfSItM'
While Colonel McTcwee was examining the record
Kept by Lee the latter continued his address - HIS
| comrades as follows: while other young men
covor,ed and frolckei about the city at an H'u''
- the dav and night | remained at home pointer
ing over the mighty problem OF how TO ur"' ~,
races have burned the midnight oil ana P''uS''
the tones OF Go0dwn's Guide. nave cM.'u"'
read the accurate racing accounts OF Inc I''o"'''
and n, las, have found the royal road to fortune
In fact comrades are at the gates ana 'ne
oman sesame Il strict observance Of the system
Lee then lapssd into his old condition OF S"'"e,
The many combinations Of figures ana ''' ~
of the calculations aroused the enthusiasm" 81 HE
friends 10 the highest pitch II was ae'~"', NV"
eyer that +, would b. selfish T. keep the goo' 'h's
., themselves So that a committee was api'oint'i
>. initiate other members 81 the regimen, into the
secrets Of Lees system.
That was only few short weeks 's"' wv ~
a change has come over the devotees Vi '"' ~
tenn" Their swectheart- are lhl"S ~ van, ~ nm
the promised visit to Manhattan Beach anu , ,ne M,
works music AMI Hag"nb"cks hhnihI7. -
and bon hons are unknown AZ. for IN" Nap Iah,
presents. promised In the shape OF Je"e.' "g,, -,
;hines dear TO the feminine heart. the thVuth,
them is enough 70 make the men t"th tb"''.,,ar ~
system caused II all KcreAchncnt IS ,n' -, mora
The iav As for the hookmakers' they are iho,e
numerous At Brighton Beach man Ir'r men IN
Ike" Thompson and some ~ ths l"a', ,n1raile n
the ring talk of presenting something Ial"au.. .,
the that invented The latest system 'o'
Lees system wa, the grent'st blessing Ia r,,,,"n
ne ts,iry ~. system payers ou;umb'r'i al the
n,ber te,ors While hs comrades were at Btlsnion
giving the system their attention l''r '''"''"' "
home evolving other gigantic sch'h''
LEES APPEARANCE At THE ARMoRf.
y. anpesrel AZ The armory one nigh; last Week
AMI was surpri-el AZ the gloomy. dej"ciel appear
arra Of his comrades who REGARDED MN VII" M
air Of di-trls,. i was some minutes DIT -"
I've At las, askei 81 lee How much 90 you
win paylns So 1i ! I'm ~ no, e., W the
- -, rnyse,, a. | stopped PLAYING the races ast
Year I ia &c, Il up for the benefit 81 ny ft'ena'
who DO play them them OF course '''' ''' '
r limos, every member Of COMPANY M s 1o,no.
o. 9uesiions b. hls comrai"s In regard 20 ne ,ne
Re h; emb.rki On h- h. e.eni frisnis
or II ne held .hares IN rscetrack-. ana many o'n"'
pointed remark.
ron. YOU have tried the system On Wen u'
10 cool hing Any man Of gooi sound judgment
,,,h, 80 know better than 10 Try system az
p,,vh,on reach You should have waited :or
Jerome or Morris Park why the hiea OF trying my
system a, Brighton, The very thought 81 II over
comes me with fatigue. Lee remarked as h" looked
sternlv AT his friends Don't let me near any more
| shou, II You have Inundated mo sufficiently al
| ready Good night
| 1-here ,s no truth in the report thai member
~ CompaV & 7ih Regiment. II 10 he courtmar-
tailed but about everybody In the TN Regiment
knows the reason for the continued prosperity OF
, "A F Wacot, va, exoneratei 10y Tho steward %
the stecplecha'e and Hun, Associauon i'T tnr
! running OF Miles s'sn1iSh AT h'N""" NV ''"''
RESULTS or THE RACES
Holloway. a two-year oil geldng. BY Longfclow.
dam Trophy was the sensation OF yesterdays rae
! ing He showed wonderful speed. and In the hands
| Of a competent Jockey would surely have won the
| race He Is "A ruggcd-lookng youngster. and Ia
Uk.ly to add 10 the lustre OF his dead sire hs a
producer Of hrst-class horses. Clerico. who rides
for NJ Jordan, the owner OF Dr. Garn"tt, had mo
mount on Hardy Fox In the FIRST race. The stew
ards thought TINT he did not ride as vigorously as
the occasion required. but they took no action IN
There was some weird riding in nearly every
! race and II will require drastic treatment 10
! 10 defraud the raccgoers. The defea, or Sirocco
was not surprise to some or the trainers WIG
not break away az well as in his Las, race ballard;
however. did all in his power to make him WIN. ana
! complain. George Dixon. who was ~ to on IN
the betting, easily defeated by Golden valley
ia the CONSERVATION Of the plunRers
| Here are the results.
| First race-On mite. Purs" $50
ur Garnefi by The Ill.t'sed Feu Folleti. ~ II.
! ~ '""'' ~ tnef) !
pohrs,, lnj ........................0 lnmili0ni :"
iIaTdS FOX Ioa .rlcrco .
Harry Aonzo Rest Brandy. Marguerite Naga"nd and
| Tom McC also Time II 81,
Second race One mile. Purse. 500
! Golden Valley bt Rayon dOr-vaierla. les n.
| '''' liercD
oeorr. Dixon. RON, g
Soprano Oi y
Milan also Time
Third rncc two-y o;is-Sx furlongs Fur'" $50"
rirs, righ, by The Rard-Dawn. los 10 .tMcDermotr !
Holloway. l0j. ,M aiIp z
rennie a MAY Irwin vocality. Elise Morrison MY.
| Whit. Cocknde- Chnnhn. Sim narl. Iproar nly and