The evening world., 1894-07-14
SIR WALTER
wins EASILY.
Captures the Fourth Race from
COmanChe by Three
Lengths,
SURPRISES FOR THE TALENT.
Mary s., Stonenellie, Jessie Taral
and Chant Take Events
at Good Odds.
STEWARDS GETTING WATCHFUl.
Jockey Hamilton Has to Explain
the Running OF Harry AIonzo
In the First Race.
STEWARDS GETTING WATCHFUL.
lspeclaI to Tn. Evening Norldl

RACE TRACK. BRIGHTON BEACH,
July 1.-THE last day of the racing week
generally furnishes surprises, and there
was no exception to that rule to-day.
Young Harry Griffin. who returned to
the saddle to-day. after a weeks vaca-
ton, furnished the first upset. lie
handled Mary s. in mastery fashion
and fairly snatched the victory on the
post.
In her previous races Mary $. has not
been able to run fast enough to keen
warm, and Griffin worked most re-
markable Improvement I'm her. The win
ner was an s to / chance, and Tiny Tim
who finished second, was second choice
Harry Alonzo, the favorite, had u ut
of the sulks, and would not respond to
Hamilton's vigorous riding He was "A
very poor third. Van Dyke. the only
| other starter, finished some " here In the
| neighborhood of the Bowery at West
Brighton.
| The stewards quickly discovered the
fact that Harry Alonzo's race was far
! below his true form and they cues.
toned Hamilton. The latter explained
that the horse sulked and the explana-
| ton was accepted
The second surprise was furnished in
| the second race when Stonenellie beat
ipith'' III u ftl Ibt uiINt was
well played. Nevertheless the prize
| against her receded because "A barrel Of
| money was bet on Florence.
Rein rode the latter and she did not
20 wide In the stretch to-day. Sims
nursed Stonenellie in admirable style.
Mic Mac Queen. fairly well played. was
a poor third.
The most extraordinary upset of the
meeting occurred In the third race. a
dash for two-year-olds. Harry Reed :
| "A
tainty, and he Mas held at a short price.
He got away fairly well. but never
showed "A bit of speed, finishing n very
bad nth. Certainly the great game Of
as Jessie Taral, King Gold and Golden
Gate beat such a good colt as The
Buffer has proven himself to he. Jessie
Taral, at to !, led all the way and won
easily, from King Gold. Golden Gate
was third
In the second race. Doggett claimed
i'm tn" second furlonp OF the race. The
stewards. after examining other jockeys
in the race. dismissed the claim:
-, The series OF npsets, coupled with
5000 persons present very unpleasant
throughout the afternoon. jockey rode
IN the fourth race whose name Was
Hotershhl. and h. had the mount on
conmotion The crowd easily translat ed
FIRST RACE
Purse $500. for threr-year-olds and upward
selling one mile and IurlonE
Starters, BettinS, St. Hi Fin.
Mary y, 90 Wridini ......... 81 SIS ?''1 n
! Tiny Tim. l0l L. Tribs,..... So la |. :.
Harry AionEo 1903 uIsmiltonIs-lO 1-5
Van Dyke, ~ tBurriD ..... SOL ST. 3h
Tiny Tim, Mary s., Van Dyke and
| Harry Alonzo was the order in which
! they ran to the turn. There Harry
Alonzo moved into third place and Mary
S. went after the pacenaker. Mary ;.
| caught Tiny Tim in the stretch, and IN
| the rafting finish which followed Mary
| S. won by head from Tiny Tim, who
| heat Harry Alonzo eight lengths for the
place. Time--1,j5.
Mutuels paid: st light, $3.50; place,
$3.50. Tiny Tim paid $3.50 place.
| SECOND RACE.