New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-26
FAVORI7'ES' DAY AT BRIGHTON
PUBLIC CHOICES WIN IN FOUR RACES.

AppoMATTox PALADIN HUGH PENNY AND BoM-
BAzETrE REWARD THEIR PACKERS
Favorites fared better Brighton yesterday than
on :he previous days OF the meeting. There were
some startling changes In the r,nring of some OF
the horses when compared with their previous
races II Is OF no earthly use 10 TAX
about reversals OF form at Brighton There mas
bee less comment about the continual
bowling OF the babies that are taken to the Brlsh-
ton races by their mothers. Let the babies howi
and enjoy themselves
The racing was not Of high order or excellence as
the conditions prevented the higher grade OF horses
In this ncighborhood from entering Beau Ideal
III was defeated by combination or circumstances
He got the worst OF the start his Jockey made sew
erai plumbers. and when he did have chan'e 10
come through In the homes,rctch. keefc, on val
lev with the usual recklessness OF the DAILY Jock
eys deliberately shut him off by pulling across
him. forcing Reagan to pull him up suddenly 10
prevent an accident. Cassette won the race by
neck from Valley. who beat Hereto a neck for the
place Beau Ideal ii was fourth
Deacon" John j. McCafferty gave an exhibition
OF how easy it is to win with the best horse. Me
Caferty fairly smothered the field with Hugh Penny
In the nth race Trustworthy reports at the
track yesterday say The meeting at Saratoga . Is
likely TO cause the managers TO lose al least 5000
If the meeting is continued A leading iurfman
who is also politician prei'cel ihat Ie sSs
has but few attractions and Is IN its dccadence.
The hotels are empty. and the attractions OF former
The attendant al Brighton YESTERDAY was good
and the association is earning handsome dividend
The summaries were:
SUMMARIES OF THE RACES
FIRST RACE-Purse $500; selling. one mile.
Nj E Overs b AppomauoS by sra'f %,I.. war
=. IIalton's b m Maggie X aged. 90. Wynn 2
j. shields co.'s h. h. Tom skidmore ic ,:.;.,,
paly 90 shscdy. Ms. n,sr iGa Kec' o. Jso" 90
Time-i :42is
nd X.
n to and Ht 10 :: Tom skdmore and
Won by three lengths lengths between second anl
third.
SECOND RAcE-purse 500: for ,wo-ycarolds allow
ances. Five furlongs.
A Cason's br. +. Casseue. by rncas-CastaliS; Jos
W G. Day's br g voey. 100 ........;; .Gleefe,
william Mnier's b. c Hereto. 1903 81 ponnrlyl
r1- ,e"4 k 'a los d-teiea, onnoiee 10 welsh Laura
Davis. l05 q. I4mey) Tremarso. 1903 CIV W"lher also
t tie i: ere to 10 and ~; to l.
Won by a head: a neck between second and third
THIRD RACE-Purse ss75. selling one mile.
J. J. sheriians b. c. Truepenny. By Hano'er-neIa,
r. ' Brsdleys ch C. Sir John los penn,
h.e G'l los G "a sSayen5. %ynn: ay
cent io5 Weefe,. also I'm. 80.
rruepenny TIof and a. to 8 Sir john 10 to
ana . /. Vent IL to ana 9 to /
Won by lengths; neck between second and third
!
and one-sx,eenth miles.
A. H. & j. H. Norris oh. c. Paadin ly Hawk
Princess Palatine yrs. - II carried -
nardse'' S1 :, c.n COP 3 Sair.a s7 Leal,,
wynn
Buckeye. 70 CMnleo. also ram
Beiting-paadin. 20 : and out; Corn cob 70 and
out Sionenele 80 and - !
Won by three lengths eight lengths between second
and third
FIFTH RACE-Purse $500 selling Six furiorr'
! j. McCaneri,'s b.. & Hugh Penny. by Luke BLACK
burn Maud Ward III N. ........ 'Mc'areityl
Santa stables b. T. la Festl. 3. ~ 'S'-iyi
Iiitiefeld. jrs hr second Attempt. g. sNpl"arNl
Drum Major. los tOsert0nj. ana Factoun lwi he"iei
also ran.
Time 1854.
Betting Penny. . 10 and ont: la Fiesta - 20
and 10 90 ]. Second Attempt. 20 and even
Won by four lengths. length between second and
third
SIXTH RACE Pure s3oo: allowances one mile.
C. + Ii,ileheld jr's. b. iomhazette. by SIend'hrir
iomhazne. - b.................. 90 IS"afft
Gotham Stables b. h. Iiannlic = ios .....D Reagan
Haag DR. b. Now Never. aged. lu3 tN"shi
Salcnica 80 'Sh"cdv. Flprnda. ~ car 80 wynn.
Thyra. - 'MaX HrschD, Lady Adams - decf"i also
BETTING Bombnzetie e. and , 20 .. Iamm" 20
and 3 20 !. Nov Never T. 10 and 20 l.
Won by Il length and half. a length and hall BE-