New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-27
FAVORITES WIN FIVE RACES.
HEAVY BETTING At BRIGHTON BEACH
A LARGE CROWD WITNESSES THE sroRr-cAr-

LARGE crowd WITNESSES THE sPoRT-cAP-
TAIN T DEFEATS REpsKIN IN THE HANDICAP
brighton Beach Is surely the homo OF sensations
The Jockey club stewards were investigating ~ ~
Jones last night at Manhattan Beach sue h''s
won a race and Jones made some rather Ioun "o
iect,ons 10 the trainer. w. H. Burch In the pan'o"
because the latter bet 500 on the mare without con-
sulting him The result OF Mr.. Rurch's action was
Tim, sue Kitty was heavily backed by Others "h'e
Mr. Jones the owner. compelled TO accept sho'.
odds for his money. II was reported tnat 'o"es ~
odds against Sue Kitty ana was extremely "''s'
at Jockey Leary for winning the race Inc r,'"'"7
Of Certainty was questioned by the stewards yes
terday The last time Certainty started previous u
Yesterdays race was in the mud, and 1t was gehe'-
ally conceded by persons who keep a recoru VI VI.
horses that Certainty could not run In sppe'S "
heavy going. A gallery play was mace III t'e ~
of Certainty and many questions asked wh'o" &c
suited what everybody familiar with ''r'a ,.,
was aware OF. that there was nothing wrong VII"
the horse and everybody associated win MN was
exonerated. 1t is useless to criticse or po'' o''
the strange and marvellous gymnastics OF iorh d.
Brighton Beach Startling change Of form Is 'ne
rule not the exception. at Brighton Beach LAM
Yesterdays alleged handicap. Does any sane
racegoer believe that Captain I. can oelea'
Gutta Percha at SIX furlongs? Captain l. J."
prone to run wide the first turn In MS FaceS'
Consequently W. Cinch DAILY started Hurinsham III
the alleged handicap Of yesterday so as to nave
CAPTAIN T. kept in position around the turn W.
Clnch Daily could have saved himself the uouDe
OF starting birmingham. as Gutta Percha Opener
at to in the betting. but quickly receded al pos.
time until the hackers Of Guttta Percha groaileu
aloud There was a long and senseless delay at the
post. Captain T. received any amount OF aten''o"'
Penn took good care OF Ciutta Percha, while RedsNh
was left to take of himself When the nag d'd
fall Captain r. had a slight advantage. Penn o"
Gutta Percha raced up to him. and gave MIN no
chance 10 run out. When squared away down the
oil hoc
quent proceedings interested him no more as ne
trailed along behind and beaten by Redskin
for the place while Captain T. won by hscK,
Gapta,n H. wore he nso So that they could concen-
rate their gaze Some shrewd bettors al br,sn' eI,
until what is termed the right money Is in the
ring. when they cheerfully accept extremity snoi
odds horses whose previous performance woaa
not induce follower OF form to bet contederaIde
money the horses chances at 100 TO J. IL sho ,nI
where investigation might prove beneficial; ~
Brighton. however racegoers ana DINERS Sankf
cept everything that they receive ana ne tnaiN ~,
Happy Is he that wants nothing at nrlshdon ao'
trainers Jockeys officials nvestga,ions or Ine
si,ters In the market place OF general demor"h%"-
ton formerly known az the betting ring ,.. -,
Here "A. the races and the strange gyrations OF
the odds against the winners compared with their
wer" favor,tes. consequently form was indicated
In the opinions OF men who believe In the sta'r,
iocReys who are suspcctcd by every body. even
their employers. These the summaries.
SUMMARIES OF THE RACES
| FIRST RAcE-rur.. $500: selling Five rurionE-.
on.ck stables b. c. rusiccr by Hayden Edwards
'i Iscinnd. cS ' Assigns ria car fsnp
' Tins., 10 c car i S's CS,vcs dao
Fatality ~ GS-'r' isey A':r % "a, 81 WYNN,
KfSs Paul. 10. Miii'4. ais r,Sn,,,
n-'Yns ry.r';r % "a = s. Assignee to and
Won by a length a haif. a length between second
and third
SECOND RACT-pur,- 500. selling stu furions'
J. j. Mccarertys Oh. Z Religion. by buchanan sun.
santa Anita stables ch G Avalado. 10 Kseie,
csmerdE. sias'; r,F,,s. 20 rar,o va % 'sSS
lambert, 81 MAX If.ch and Fascination H. io' 'cA'
1857 Dosse'o. also ran ran ,.,a.
s ~ .r .ss'9n 10 10 ana ana to 's'
Won by lengths distance between second and
third.
THIRD RAcE-rur.s 800; for shr..y'sr -old'; allow
Hardwood stable. ch Kenn-buns by spend,hri',
G. QUA @9s. ch 80 Roaadeiay. io; .aa'
st. vincent. ito Csh-.dyo. al.e ran
Betting Ksnnssunk "a ard out: Rourd-ay. -.
Won by half length. length between
third.
FOURTH RAcE-rur,- 200 handicap on. mile.
". c. Dsy'. CHI h. Captain T.. by wandsrer-cr.o;
Rsnapc stables en- h. hc,.kin 8 100 ,,oi<aiy}
| PENN
| Hurlingham. Io+ she"dy). also ran.
Time
Bsttng-Taptain T. II 20 and 10 g. Rstnkin. q 70
and / to .. 6iutta i'ercha. to and 10 =.
Won by head: ten lengths between second and third
FIFTH RAcE-Pur.e 800: selling one one-auarter
miles.
W. s,ear.s b h Marshall. by voltseur-zorns.,1.
NJ GiPln. h {. Tom Moore 3 8. ..-........ Ham,
J. shields 4 Co.'S b. G. frig I. gs.... on. Lynch
'Dead heat for the plac-
Time 2.12
betting Marshall. to and out: Tom Moore. IL to
| and l. Prig. 8 10 and out
Won by n length and "A half
! SIXTH RACE-Purse 500. Special weights ono mill.
T. conkin's CHI b. Certainty. by Royal Hampton
Certafnen yrs. ia .tbogge'') ]
| A. ". A H. II. Morris's b. The Swain. g. 10 1car.
IT. Warnke. -. b. m Annie Bishop. g. 100. .Geid~rj
Jack. the Jew. 10 tO'I~ary). and Golden Gate. %
| (Sheedy). also
e-f<2h
Petting-fsrtainy. TO and 4 The SWAIN 9
4 and \ to g. Annie Bishop. to and 4 5.
Won by two lengths. four lengths between and
| third