New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-13
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Cashmere Bouquet.
FAVORITES WIN AT BRIGHTON
A LARGE CROWD SEES THE CONTESTS.


10 the pubic since the racing season began. a
arge crowd was present, although some OF the Old
time patrons of Brighton have ceased 10 WISH t'e
track as everything has changed Ohe "ea'nei
beaten old timer. with BRIGHTON race reu anu
scanned by the weather and various beverages 'aNe"
to keep out the cold and neutralize the neat ''a.e
the following remarks to some cronies In the grand
stand: brighton has seen Its best days; the duues
have won the battle. Look at this programme and
read the names of the owners Tnere Is only Que
name In the lot that belongs to Beacher ana NC
IL doing his best to become a dude. athoush ne
amt built on a genuine dude PLAN fonder ne goes
with a member of the Jockey Cub" His hearers
followed the sweep Of his arm he pointed toward
the paddock and saw William Corduroy DAILY en-
gagged In earnest conversation with Phiip >. Dwyer
The old man continuing. said: "Where are .ne
big fields that used TO race here? where are 'hc
Jockeys that could ride around soup Pave IL
necessary? Where is the betting ring and the French
nools? All gone everything changed and no chance
for a poor man unless he becomes an outlaw DIX
horses In race requires three starters. TWO JUICES
three stewards and an official timer, man anu "
half to horse. Then there ore the Jockeys VINO
ride the dude horses Some Of them would not DE
permitted to exercise horse In the good old Gays
Just take peek In the ola pettng-r,s
and see what you will see, lot OF Broad
way statues. Bowery cigar signs and avenue g"de
posts perched on stools like turkey buzzards on
log The whole thing makes me SICK, anu al"
gets down TO such ii stage that four 10 sho's
win In six races at Brighton this part OF the wor'd
is too good for anybody and life amt worth Nv
ing"
The foregoing reflects the situation as the Ola
"Beaohers' view II.
Uuder the racing laws and the JOCKEY o'"o
racing az a calling has experienced n marvellous
change Hundreds OF faces that are familiar 10
the patrons Of the leading tracks were sec" ii.
Brighton yesterday afternoon. Nothing unus"ai
happened unless IL the confidence OF the pet
tors in the tavor,es. 1t reported at the track
Yesterday afternoon that the men VINO occup'eu
chairs inside the Enclosure at the Aqueduct track
next week would be compelled to pay sio IA Gay
for enjoying the luxury. The reasons gwen LOT
the charge Is that number OF undesirable per
sons Of unsavory regulations, who are extremely
objectionable occupy chairs TO the detriment OF
the patrons OF racing and the public. Many OF
the men who have perched on the layers roost
since the racing season began are likely 10 nave
chance TO walk. there has been niue 100
Much Johnson" In the play Of racing without
betting II remains 10 be seen no" the 'ooNe'
Club Will accept the innovation
The racing yesterday was high-class. ana every
race was well contested. Fast time was maze Inc
favori,es won in four races shakespeare vas ,ns
defeated by PerseuS and Little Dorrit In hoily
contested race Hugh Penny won at three-quariiers
Of iiH. e Sir SIR Excess had no daicuy in defeating
Rsy Del ri at to III one one bat was vase and
ana men ' he raoped through the stretch before
~" The 'rabirds" and "wldeheads' made a rush for
the layers Of odds and readily aSGepea n oxi
ODDS ss on Eagle Five sra TO- no on was the best ODDS
at the close Mirage receded until II 70 was quo,,ei:
when the men who are no, stampeded BY senss.ss
from Lutte Tom. who beat the misnamei Eagle
BIZ r hy memes chan each other and pass
marks that eaye sting Her are nc two h6r.a s
recent M sae one Of his friends asked weknown
layer Of odds r wns a %a s Wants him to
win RublcO1 no ether or h SI in his stable
On the train coming from the races The same sam.
layer Of odds was telling an1 1 o hs wSo were
out Of cold storage. where they have been Kept
waiting waiting for az good s,,u, marses;
FIRST RAcE-purse $500: selling. One mile
j. M a. wA Hunt, " yrs. " 10 IT, posss,o
V } Z Bss sss:s S;ss;
Milan iam" ics ,car os erieo and Miss pixie lot
wynn. also ran r,,n.,aaL
ling l. H cSsen CAFE +" 's 'nS and
Won by a neck; a length between second ana fhirh.
SECOND RAcE-For twoyear-oids; purse $500 selling
Five furlonss.
Cambridge stables b e. Perseus. by King Gslog ,-
c. NI ien ed ID br. Little Dorrt GIamion)
r. W Walden Sons oh. c. Shakespeare lsi
Blue 100 Sr lop .s 9ssss ss5 r mrr" 10
10 ns rsn s.~sS 30 ans 70 10 10 and o"
Won by i head: neck between second and third
THIRD RACE-For e-year-olds; purse 1900 special
weights furlongs.
G. core F. s% o c sh Ios applause by me
G. IAuen~d RS b. f. B9mbaze,te 100 49, ;oneefe
p'a1 AZ. 100 ,'' H2 TO- 100 ''' c bSss
Buck knight io5 wynn and Andrews. 10; lc
'over'0n'' also ram r,m.-,:,s..
and sf:.'p ts l. Ai iPfanwel. q 10 and
Won by a length ard half: n length between second
th'rd
FOURTH RAcE-oc.an Wave Stakes $500 guaranteed:
selling. Six furiongs.
a. Ms.s;ss' wsr4 H g ID! E'fSy BY ss
Fannie M''s' ESn''' B also ran
M.rsssss II to AND and cut to
Won by a length and a half; three lengths between
second and third
FIFTH RACE-Purse $500; allowances One mile
J. W. Roser.'s B. Sir Excess by Sir Modred1D PHI
Santa Anita s Stables BE b. B. C. Rey del cariere. ne
A. clason's CHI. f. s.oncneiie. T. wynn
Gold Dollar. no Kesfc,. also ran
Be'ting-sir Excess to and out: Rey del carrerc-
to and to 4; stoneneie 10 to ! and to l.
Won by half length four lengths between second and
SIXTH RAcE-Purse $500: selling One and oneeiShth
mles
q. Anderson's b. Mirage. by cyclops-An Hope
McIauEhns ch. 9. Little Tom io7 ..mennl
]. De Longs b. h. Eagle Bird ., 1H...... .(TarnD
Tom Moore 100 tcar. los tC1erico). also ran.
Tme-1 :56s
Bettng-Hirage. TO and out; Little Tom. 10 TO
and to !: Eagle Bird. TO 8 and out
Won by length and half; head between second and
BRIGHTON BEACH ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY
FIRST RACI,-Selling. One mile.
racotum los Paladin ...............1n3
hhIsnhh Arhpanoe .loS
Integrity ..-......lDt Lulu s.:............... 81
Tom Skdmore. .l0I Corn Cob. 81