The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-17
EVENfS At BRIGHTON.
An Attractive Card Brings Out IA Large
Ctowd-Ihe Results.


" BRIGHTON BEACH RACE TRACK,
July lG.-The attractive card put up by
the Brighton Beach Racing Association
to-day brought a large crowd Most
of the fields were large and the betting
was spirited. The talent had partly re-
covered from Saturdays surprises ana
set sail TO get even. Robusta was CON
sidered a good thing IN the first race,
but the talent backed Panwsy and won.
Lord Harry, favorite. out classed his
field in the second race: there was not
pronounced rush for him. and be was
only a luke-warm first choice. St. Felix
was made the medium Of some heavy
wagering, and the race was pretuly
handed over TO him, the faVorlte having
, been left al the post The surprise of
the day was the winning Of the third
event by St Vincent. a - to ! shot. who
snatched an interesting race from -.
Pauline by nose. Stonncll barely
defeated Or HasDrouck, an odds on
favorite, for the largest purse OF the
day. leaving him four lengths IN the
rear. notwithstanding the tact that
Tom Skidmore was the only favOrite
who Won to-day. the talent backed some
long shots and quit about even.
The American Jockey club announced
that ifteen-day meeting VIII Dee held
at Jerome Park, beginning Wednesday,
August sth. summaries.
First race-purse $J0, FOR fOur-Vear-
olds and upwards. that nave run and not
won at this meeting, spring allowances
five ongs-Panway Q02. H. Jones. 8
10 p won by length and a half Ro-
bnsta second. Tom Finley third. Time,
Second race-purse 500. five furlongs-
ST. Felix QlO. DOggett. . 20 y won by TWO
lensth.. Wheeler second, Rosa II. third.
Third race-purse $780, for naidens, two
year-olds. six furlongs-St. Vincent COS.
Keefe. p 10 j. won by u nose. ST. Pauline
second, Canadian third. Time. 1908 -
Fourth raee-purse 81 900, for three years
and upwards. six furiongs- StoneneH Q14
NasbrOuck second. Logan third tOnly
three starters. Time II "a.
Fifth race-purse $500. for three-year- olds
and upwards, winning penalties; mile and
"a furlong-rom Skidmore d02. Griffin.
even won by head, Mr.. Sass second
Marshall third. Time, 80 81.
olds and upwards. one mile-Sk edaddle
OH. Doggett, i6 to 81 won by a length,
Roller second, Void third. Time l.i3.
THE WINNERS AT WASHINGTON PARK.
CHICAGO. July 1G.-At WASHINGTON
Park to-day good days sport was wit
messed, four heavily played favorites
and one second choice. that should have
been the favorite. won, and the public
had much the best OF the days specula-
ton Probasco and Monrovia furnished
the only close finish Of the day. SUM
marles:
First raee-five furlongs- Digs COS
Irving. ] TO - first. The Princess second
Tremor third. Time. 1Olla.
Second raeSe-,selling, six fnrlongs.--Pro
rovia second. Gold Pan third. Time
1:1i.
Third race-mile and twenty Yards -
William t. 600. Clerico. . TO II first
Couquette second, Cap Reese third Time
1:4il9 W. '''e'
Fourth race mile and a siyteen,b
Faraday 0l2, Thorpe. . 20 u first Len
man second. Imp. Somersault third. Time
:i6l5 We 'i'he'
Firth race-one mile.-WiIdwood Ooa
Carr. 2 10 - first. Tremona second
Equator third. Time. 1:IOis
Sixth race-selling' six fsrloD,s INN
Percy OO2 c. Weber, to u first. La
Rosa second. Anna third Time, i:i4. ="
AT FAsT ST. LOUIS.
ftrse ,race-fve furlongs-Tenor first
Bessie Lee second. The Broker third
Time, :07 IL. 0' '''iiu'
Second race-siX furlongs-FlayilIa first
Luke richards second. One Dime third
Third race-nine- Of mile
tensor irst, Annie l.. second, Jim Lamb
thlrd Time. IS 3-4.
Fourth ne-sixteenths Of a mile
! DEFY first. Biakemore second Ike Z
third Time 80 l-2.
Firth race~-One :nile-Ceorge Hakes frs,
granite second Gordon third. Time. 10