New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-21
RACING AT BRIGHTON BEACH
PIERRE LoRILLARDs COLoRs WORN FOR
THE FIRST TINE ON THAT TRACK.
JOHN h. WHITES CHANGE OF LucK-TALK
AMONG THE TURFMEN.


p,o,,or yesterday revealed In heat dead heats.
and racing that caused the spectators to gaze at
each other In wonderment and awe Inc chief topic
among the horsemen was the straightforward rear
less criticisms of racing that appeared In yesterdays
Tribune Every Intelligent horseman read and APP
proved the article There were so many horsemen
,ba, onenly declared that the methods employed to
keen racing free from scandal are so weak that II Is
a relief to find that some of the slaring inconsls-
,ences of recent racing have not passed by unno-
ticed '"IIave you read to-days tribune! was
asked az frequently as whats the odds against
the fayorite?' Horseowners are as peculiar IN many
respects az Bret Harte's Heather Chinee An owner
will make roar that would cause ION 10 fempie
about the villanous riding OF a Jockey, yet that
same owner will continue to give the Jockey mounts
on the horses In his stable as II nothing had nap
pened TO shake his confidence In MIN.
Pierre Lorillards colors were worn at Brighton
Beach yesterday afternoon for the hrst time. IL
was also the first time that horse trained by John
Hugglns raced at Brighton Beach Pierre Loril-
lari's Predicament. bred at Rancocas, trained by
Tohn Higgins and ridden by Henry Griffin. won a
woyear-od selling race at Brighton beach yes'er-
day afternoon. ,,. Au, ,o,o
day afternoon. The popular owner bet heavily on
apprentice IN e 'n inward Of $500 on the race
Rove the starter did fairly well under the crcnm-
stances rb Sn' a so Was light there per
ceptible decrease In the number OF layers OF odds,
many OF whom nave ,cbarnr tInkernr and tall
orng and have abandoned the bettlngring forever
Here are the summaries
FIRST RACE-Purse 5000 selling. One mile
j. Shields b. c. Prig BY Ga,ore-Prude yrs lo o no.
j. b. Whites br. Long Bridge. 4, los 'car liC
J. Hayman's e Nlcolni. 2. 90 q, Lessy,
clnrus l@s tMliietO Diabous. los BuTep Ecpse ios
1Dufyj Darkness l0i sheedO, and baoe Murphy 10
'"'S'a""S' "''' '@ Time-I:42,s
dead heat FOR the place, - :. ,oo~ sr,ss.. to
AMI es' 10 3, Hiconi. 10 to / and 4 to l.
Won easily BY a length: a dead heat for place. Dark
ness and Babe Murphy were left at the post
SECOND RACE-For two-year-olds selling; purse sZoo'
p rorards ch Predicamen'. by The Sailor PIinss0
r 3aaps" y.b a% nj l. airline. los ecar iioil ,Rer
t. Whites bk Hesa y ,sa r.,l c q. SsSsedy gOn
ressS,y 81 100 oa rs'f Princess Jean u car @ C
Heai T. iS CLIFFORD La r rs1s.d 81 s y SMs
1 MaHTsSi y an% Miss esfe' also ran
Prsd,camen,. 70 ., ard e to o. Airline to
Won in hard drive by length; two lengths between
second and third
THIRD RAcE-For maiden three-year-olds; selling;
purse 500 one mile.
W. C. Whites oh. c. Apprentice. by Felowcraft-Dix,
A. ie II b ns9 ~ ch & Hodman e. ,Ssfd
r. H5s4s sn & sr G" FeSaad la sheS and
Roundeiay 135 Ballard also ran
Be,tine-Apprence : TO i and . TO /; Rodman b..
10 and to 3; Sir John. 10 10 and to J.
Won easily by four lengths; head between second and
third
FOURTH RACE-Purse $500 Six furlongs; selling.
Bishop G. Arthurs b. c. Cass. by Charlie Cass-Bay
los n ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. tScottl
r. Bfadey's b. m. Panway g s6 ............ Powers)
Chattanooga, lO5 CIamlton) Amer l0I dteinl; King,
let iO7 O'ongdon); Hsmmie. 102 Durv: Juanita, e3
(<eefe): otto. 100 CSheedy and srocco. los Dogget)
also ran. ,-
Betting-Cass G to ! and to /: Panway. IS to and
G to /: Longbrook. to and TO ..
Won driving. by a neck three lengths between second
and third.
FIFTH RACE-For two-year-olis; selling; purse $500.
Five furlongs
W. c. Days Dr. e. voey. by The Sailor Primo
] McLaughlins Dr. z. sky Blue li3. .(iriffny
Madison Stables b. Peridy. Ill. ........G. Perkins,
Imperial. ia tsms): Yankee Doodle. us tBaardl;
Article ia C)osgetU: Oak III (en). and Iarssa. Iii
(Richarison) also ram -.
Betting vCley, y 70 l and . TO i Sky Blue to
Won in hard drive by head; length between
second and third
SIXTH RAcE-Purse $500. One mile and a sixteenth.
Glad Eyes yrs 107 n Gear. IlO Sims
Pueblo Stables (. Fullerton Lass. T. 1O7 81. Perkins,
II. Warnke sr.'s. b. M Annie Bishop, D. lOI tcar
FIorinda io7 &C. Iealy); Jack Rose 10 (5alarD
Julien lO7 1000 Rchardson). and Allan L.. 10
DUFFY. also ran
Beng-Shely futile, TO and 10 3; Fullerton lass
to l and 2 to /. Annie Bishop. to 9 and out
handily. by q length: a head between second and
third.