New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-09
BRIGHTON STEWARDS ALERT
EVIDENTLY ENOUGH FOR THEM TO DO
HEAVILY BACKED SECOND CHOICES DEFEAT THE
FAvORIrEs IN FIVE RAcF,s-PENN WARNED


variety and many spectators were present 10 wiz
ness the sport Not a breath OF air entereu 'he
prands,and although a delightful breeze from the
sea caused the PUSHES and sedges which gro" II,
the field to mock the perspring. swelter'ne cro""
I'm the grandstand and on the wooden-coVerea a"'
1t Is singular that secretaries Of racetracks cater
to idIosyncrases OF horse-owners Conditions are
made "a suit men who own a few worthless crippes
which attract fields OF horses that should be any
where save or a racetrack. Moreover, the distances
and the light scale OF weights make IL i"'poss'o'e
for Jockeys Ike Taral to ride Firmness and de-
csion on the part OF the secretaries are al 'ha' a
required to secure good fields and to cause as
satisfied owners to come down from '"'' '
perch. II owners were told IN no u"'.' ''
terms TINT the conditions OF races are maze ~ ""
tain good racing contests and not for the pehe"' VI
either the layers or takers OF odds' " i'''s".
some of them to threaten 10 remove ' -
Such a threat would give the secretary a" oppo
tunity to tell the horsepower 10 remove '' T.,
a, once and to inform the dissatisfied owner 'ha' II
,,o ,,,nre his entries would not be accepted ouch
ac,,or IN tho mart of the representative Oh any
racetrack would surely cause owners " 'ea'~ .
they are extremely fortunate TO nave PURSES ~ '"'
for. <, ,,,, Il,
There was another outbreak OF iou' ,'u."e
49, saso,a roce that escaped the watchfu eyes OF
~ , ,roral on silver II bumped ana
knocked about for nearly quarter Vi TT
Witch materially lessened the chances OF SILVER IL
Afser the race Tara made complain. ~ -
Jockeys employer about the boy No.o, 90
for the rights and lives OF the jockeys oppo.e'
him In races Taral did not care 10 co'"p'a'' ~,
stewards about the boys conduct, ana .o''eu 49,
little satisfaction. The stewards oi '"e 80,
Cyub shoud see to It that every jockey VINO i''eS
recklessly should be punished severely
NO LAME HORSES.
r,aro 10 another important matter that shouid ne
attended to at the earliest possible mo"e"''
thoroughly trustworthy man should De appo",e' ~
prevent the starting in races OF norseS VIM"
so lame that they cannot walk without eNpo 80
intense pain To be suTa ma Stables such
would cause the leading owners 10 lose d, 10 The
for horses Of the foregoing description, put IN Me
10, no 90 bumanitv horses which are badly GRIP
Piled should not be permitted TO start. vester
dav in the market of GENERALIZATION where the
'cinchers' and make memo memoir ,hsre was so
determined a rush Of poor owners ana we adds
layers Of money Mirage that he me- was ss an had
seted Little Matt who should have been the
favorite in the opinion OF nOh tSe bstting Stew
ard Burke was alert and lost no time in sending ,op
the memoranda OF bets made oy ODDS Wholly out
Of proportion horses that are RIDDEN o. and
Jockeys Penn was called o upon w py Throughout
the race. 40. u.e,v 70 benefit the turf
sun co mmcS as the ruling off of some of the
Jockeys who are under suspicion as wei! az Ger ,
of odds TO prevent their entering the gates OF any
that races with the sanction of the Jockey
Club. '''4 r WINS
Tho result OF the action taken by the stewards
was that Little Matt won cieverly by nearly
length from Factotum. Lochinvar was 'hira an,
Mirage fourth Some OF the men who are iookeu
upon by many as shrewd turfmen and by all honest
was considered OF the clncnes VI ..'e xnresson
In races where II Is cinched. to use the eNpresso"
seldom ss show their M Sand who have
ne association with the crooked or so.calied s
set are the who lay the ionges. 1duS a. he
the dea ad AGAINST the bets of the agents Of the
sharpers who flood the ring with money on W Odds
cam be 'd Detected by his Of
bets on crooked race n maw have
been unjust When the racing officials have a ane
and nerve to rule on tdcys of
Who keen everybody guessing about what the conl-
bnato Intends G.n to 40 as the Crooked division will
seek other pastures in which 10 ply 'ne''
certainty caused another surprise in the last race
by winning from post to finish fr he was Marsba
who was the favorte. was beaten Dy fus'eei i''
the place Here the summaries:
FIRST RACE-purse $500; for maidens selling. one
mile. ,..,
Jennie d. aged 100 - Gear iot'A, p; a ;1rsnn
Go' Fanees Cos ch M Mendcant 100 icaT o2s
Aloha 1o3 Csheedy): Speculation. 1o5 R Dossetp' and
Daily io2 Keefe). also T ran, la
1 to 3: Mendicant. . TO and TO o.
Won by a head four lengths between secono anu ''"'u
SECOND RAcE-Purse 500: for twoyear-od'' Five iur
w H. Forbes. AnnO Lyle by Bnrca ai1.lednlI
Cambridge arS% stables Yankee Doodle ~ q Reossn
and innneral IFS ,sheedy). also ran
anu '''''"'' Time-lo2. s,.- p, ~
.I Be' dn, Yan,es i Doodle to and
Won by half length: six lengths between second ana
third.
THIRD RAcE-purse $500: for threcyearolds; selling
special weights. Five furongs.
m,comler & cudsan's CHI +. Lady Rchmond: by
F. T. clarN' 'H- c. King Gold ''' tear G,sssso 2
C. Dwyer. Mangroys e.. i,,i:d:d SSsifsndo
O5 penn; Fannie b. 100 Nynn5 Cap1 i,a,san also
90,
ps,,,rx-1aav Richmond to i and even; King Gold.
10 to i and ! /; Mangrovc l to and cut
Won by a neck; a length between second end third.
FOURTH RACE-Purse $500: welterweght handicap.
One and quarter miles
. 6 MsMSd VS. en- s Sonno''eu' G,~sS
oneek staSlss ch DSsssss 3. .1 39
VI Hairy RI p %ro as.s' l' e IL Sosssto also
De,,,nr-connolsseur to 20 and OUT Dosset,. II
and / TO 2: Warlke 100 to ] and 20 TO !.
Won by a head; twelve lengths between second and
third
FIFTH RACE-Purse $500 selling: penalties One mile
w b. Jennings's br. C. Little Matt. by Notgeur--
Black Gal lOi 10. Ieiip
J. Crilly & CO.'S br. G. FactOtum. 4. lO2 theere)
James Adams's ch. C. Lochnvar. lO2 .WaniganD .
Mirage. 81 oI>ary) and Shelly Tu'e iol %. Hor'on''
also .,
Tme-1:i3
Betting-IIttle Matt, to and to .; Factotum. to
I and To .: Iochinvar. 80 TO and D to l.
Won by half a length; head between second and third
SIXTH RACE-Purse 500; selling. ono mile
T. conkl,n's en- h. Certainty. by Royal Hampton
certamen. yrs. ia ID .'Hamlton,
Oneck stables b. G. Fusileer T. liz. DoggetD
" Siears's b. h. Marshall g. 1l4.......R. Doggetp
Pay or Play ll2 Rein) also ran
Time AN
Rs,ting-certainty 4 TO and TO 3: Fusileer to
and even; MARSHALL even anu l TO D.
Won by three lengths: a head between second and
third
ENrpIES AT BRIGHTON TODAY.