New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-10
VTNNERS AT BRIGHTON BEA CHI
A JOCKEY DANGEROUSLY INJURED.
DIR. HAsBROUCT. DEFEATS COMANCIFE AFTER AN
EXCITING CONTEST.

DR. HAsBRoUcT. DEFEATS CoMANcIfE AFTER AN
EXCITING CONTEST.
4 large crowd attended the races at Brighton
Beach Yesterday and witnessed some capital rae
lnr II was not a Sheepshead Bay crowd BY any
means but the betting was brisk. and horses that
were we'll backed won 80 that nearly everybody was
satisfied. Michael +. Dwyer and Richard Croker
witnessed the sport from a wagon In the paddock
The former well pleased when the Judges
failed to separate California and Harry Reed IN
the third race, ana willingly divided the purse
with g. Lee Knapp. Mr.. Croker's Armitage. in the
second race. not so fortunate, although ne
carried -ev-ral large wagers for his followers
Samuel DOggctt who H. now riding In great form
secured flying start with Weinberg. and effectn-
ally settled whatever chance Armitage had In the
race. winning as ne pleased IN the SLOW time OF
The feature Of the day was the fourth race. which
resulted In exciting contest between Dr. Has
brouck and COmauche. Sport was "A starter in the
race bu; he stopped to mediate the sad fate OF
rac"horses who do not know a good thinS "hei
they II. 50 that he might as well nave re-
mained in the stable. Comanche ana Or Has
brouck made the running with the latter under a
strong pull until an eighth OF mile from the nm
Il drive by length from Comanch" In the fast
time Of li3 The hrst mile was run In IA
". H. was the medium OF a heavy plunge In the
nth race. Dr. Garnett made the running. and
was only beaten head at the post By W. y, VINO
was punished severely by Sims all through the last
The Least said about the hurdle race the better.
II was another exhibition of cruelty to both horses
riders,
TO a majority OF the persons present. Rover fell
az one OF the Jumps the backstretch. and his
rider phair badly injured that II was
thought at late hour last night that ne would die
should be made abolish the dangerous. dishonest
Jumping races over all licensed tracks. 49,
To-,lay's card promises good sport, as the fields
are not large 80 that the contestants have "A
fair chance to do their best.
samuel Doggett won four races. counting the
dead heat as a win
Here are the results:
First race. FOR threc-year- ods: purse t"orWai-
second. Rough and Ready. 100 uten,, third Poor
Jonathan lOs (Sims); Silyerado. 100 tMackini Rosa
H. 10 Carter. Helena geldng. 100 1McDermo'p'
Mary S lO2 ~. Griiiin). also ran Time-l'lo
weinberg III iDoggett, hrst. Armitagc, II, ,Sims}i
second. Florence y Ucin), third Dauntless loI
carter. LochinveL p Macklin1; W'a 90 ;;,:, y
fordp. Bound Hrook H.. ,Shedsl, Rosewood colt. %
90 Smith. also ran. Time "
Third race purse so. two.year- olds. I'VE turonss
-,aiifornla no Doggrtu. Harry Reed. 10 Sins
dead heat. trauia. To- uonohuel. thri hanwei'.
lig Itlake): Milton. - CMcGloneC Sallie Byrnes
colt im il Onnenl. Judge Gleason. ITO daley,
also ran. Tlme-i02'.
Fourth race purse 81 90 three year ODDS and up
vart on. and ones sixteenth mles-Dr. Hasbrouck.
il9 d,ogeetu. frst. Comanche. III Midgely) sec
ond. Roller. ios sims third sport III H,"saani!'
Tom Tough. lOt ~. Johnson. also ran. Time
Fifth race. purse $50. thrce-year-oids one ana
one-.ighth miles ". -. ll2 tSimsj, FIRST. Or Car
not gl dew. second. Jodan. ~ Or Dogg"tu thlrd
Young Arion. JOB (Martinl; Chauncey. lOl tMcDer
motu. Julien. ~ d3allard) also ran 'oo's'
sixth race purse 800 and one-fourih miles
over five hurdles Woolford 10 MerKry), hrst'
81 John. l'5 ~ Hucstonl. secona. 81; Luke !Ss
t,,rronD third. Japonlca. 40 Vi. ltaniltonl, Ming
cram. 1875 CMurphy). Dashins Charlie. 70 VW;
81 I.ynch) also ran. Time Rover, li2 tPhalr), lell
and Vardee rs (Bennetp. was left at the post