New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-24
FORM UPSET AT BRIGHTON
FAVORITES OVERWHELMED BY OIi-
SIDERS.
MAREr, GLEN JACK THE JEW AND YANKEE Doc
DIE WIN RACES 49, THE POOR


DIE WIN RACES THE POOR
OWNERS" REJOICE.
rbere was a decided falling Off in the attendance
| at the Brighton Beach races yesterday me iAe
| ING there is like the weather. muggy and sn''ry'
Some of the contests are run honestly ana 'A'''''
but there are Others that have decidedly ye'io"
| tinge about them. Certain racing ofhc'ais o"'S'
! into tears and amid hcartrendng soos pe"'" We
fate of the so-caled poor horse owners uhu'' ''e
| new methods OF racing. There was poor ho'S
! owners race" yesterday afternoon. and, as usual
tho moor horse-owners'' got together and made thr
| race into what one OF them called 'hftoh c'"'"
| or course nobody but the poor horse-o""'''
knew anything about the race anu "'"'
| the spectators anything out or the way "n'
the race was being run. one poor unior'u'''' wv
| so that a horse that was two lengths DENIM '''
! deld on the backstretch in the race would not "'
,e,, the fayorite HIS money was quickly soDo'u
no by one Of the denizens Of the sand dunes anu
| the rash bettor nearly tainted when ne "a" ''''
Jockey on the favorite pull out and let thro"S" Wv
| horse he bet against and chase him home T."
! lengths in the re'r.
! cor,c Of the Jockeys who have been riding sus-
nciously have been directed TO appear before the
stewards Of the Jockey club.
The cry OF give the poor owners chahce
becoming shopworn. There are some poor owners
who should have a chance nj once 10 race "''
horses elsewhere than In this neiShborhood
I u Collins who with some OF the brighton
Beach contingent was prominent III destroying In"
Ing at the Bcnninss track. at Wash'nstoh' """
was the head and front OF IN" M"seth e"c't'c "s"'
| abomination - working cnergeticany to be rem
s,atod When his case IL carefully considered. he
"a M worse than his associates who sailed una'f
false colors Moreover. 1t Is likely that m'Jo''"
Of the poor owners will be rcinstaiei az u u re-
ported that the Ivy City track AZ Washington WIZ
no abandoned and that frst-class meetings VIII DC
held AT the Bcnnings track In the near fu'"r'
|
oaners' was Immediately pure and free from any
! thing Of a suspicious character H''s"h' Wv
Jockey was called upon 10 explain The running o'
Beau Ideal H. As ln,erinisson Is one OF '"'
fastest flies in training. II not the fastest ana ~
she ran the first haif-mlie In yesterdays rae" IN
4sl. seconds H~agars explanation that he couid
not keep up with In,ermiSsion IN the nrsi part OF
the accepted
Racegoers should not forget that Jack tn" Jew
won the third race at Brighton Beach yesterday
aftcrnoon 10 the intense delight OF the poor own
ers"
Eleven two-year-olds went 10 the post IN inc
fourth race As usual. the wide-headed trainers
at Brighton looked wise. and walked about IN" PAD
dock as ~ they weighed down win HhsnV
secrets. which they could not be Induced TO par,
| with at any price The spectators had chancr 20
witness the antics of the jockeys Tor forty Hu,es
At res .nT post on the ef siinc joint and cut him
verely Penn who rode him said one OF t M, aS, rs
tant starters removed piece OF bone IRON tnr
wound The colt should have been ordered TO the
Paaq reSna as IN the race Fred Train also got
severe Kick from the merry eastlston H T ia ap
Castleton was determined to get or In front whiir
Rein on 20; A way dd pos s. np on rrana added to
tho psrp Se, II the starter who finally dropped
the flag with castleton two Lengths IN me ,
Yankee Doodle overhaulei Castleton before they
had quarter Of mile casiieton inmen h a.,
aaid l nns, !"' YANKEE Doodle won handlly BY a
ne ,I and a half IorranIa in a furious drive beat
f,, head for "
the o,ner rnTs w.'D cSTtes are great favorl.es
wt,h ,ha nuhI,c b1t are not in it with the public
favorite chu,~s at the Brighton Beach race'rack'
Here are the summarizes
FIRST mAcH'''r ~ ' %as " Gic ~s's by
phul "' aged 100 Esas.1,
onsSE sIaslrs b. rs.,leT ;i hOSss
,,.,,ns,,o, ia TaraD Salonlca O5 (sheedy). Lady
ias 'car los, d'riaj. asS ,an o,1
ne,,,pr Mabel Glenn to and to p F,lsiieer to
and 4 to 3: Amer. q to and z 10 J.
Won by ha' 'e"s'"' ''''e '"s'"'
and third
S'I r,v. , ,r~on '''' ' ' ~ "
-vacation. ITO N. Mcnn,
r. G. Headl-ys br. Beau Ideal IT,. q. Reagan, 3
| Tamoka sa ,car 30 1shecdyJ. and Tremargo. 10
toi~aryo. also ran.
Time OF % o c,...,,. 10 70
, and 10 2. Ieau Ideal I 10 8 and 10
Won by half length: four lengths between second and
third
THIRD RACE-Purse 300 selling one and on"-sixe~n'n
miles
J. Kneale'. b. c Jack Jsw. by Johnson SOM.
Time, IV< 10 io'l " '''',
Adele s stable & Fargo g. ,'.::.G ca5s 3
., sason 20 "'u''"'"''' MI" '- VIZ ''''
! Time-I:524
10 anu !" 'a1' - -, $500, ,,
-, - 49,
| -. $3.50 ~ -, .,, ia,