New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-30
SMALL CROWD AT BRIGHTON.
OUTSIDERS WIN THE FIRST TWO RACES.
. POOR START IN THE FOURTH RACE-THE WIN
NERS

NERS.
pr,yhton was at It's best yesterday afternoon A
.,r crowd witnessed the six races. Two outsiders.
1och,nvar In the first. and Lady Davis. in the
second. upset the plans Vi 'he "iSe"''e' WIN oe'
on the favorltes.
The betting race OF the day the fourth race.
our lack was the medium OF one Of the heaviest
nrnces Of the meeting. Every one OF the shrewd
d,vt,ion of Brighton bet on him as II the race was
= mere romp for him. The public bet on Fusileer.
ubo was also backed by his and friends.
garter Rowe relieved the hackers OF Our Jack from
all uneasiness. as ne sent him off In the iead' whe
Eusueer was practically lief, at the post. Our JACK
mo, cleverlv at the finish by half length from
I'm with Facto,um beaten for the place oy the
.ore distance Fusleer closed up lot OF GROUND
- WAS close up with the leaders at the nnish.
Some OF the persons who bet on him were eN-
,ramely angry at the starters carelessness Day
lightweight jockeys. Keefe and sheedy are hkeH
90 have some trouble with the officials for reckless
,,alne Sheedy has taken heed TO the ADVICE vi
trainers and owners. He rides with care ana mas
-, given cause for complaints for some time
Keefe however. is anxious to win that ne mas
Greatly mpeded horses in races by cutting them OH
On the turns and in at least one instance III 'he
suss,retch 1t is needless to say that the horses
,,ar,ered with were favorites. Neefe. on Golden
&C. fou,ed Sablla yesterday in such giaringy
nor,.,s manner that Steward J. j. Burke caiied
Rim n account for II. and an investigation was e''
after the last race. W. Cathartc Daly asheo '"''
,,. Investigation be postponed until to-day 80 as
o. have the other jockeys who rode In the race ap
near as witnesses DAYS request was he o Ser
Eablia and Golden Gate We're pe, nIna,,en,,v the
horses w of the other Jockeys should not be Of any
great Importance in the mattel sss eckeys to mend
Ser ways There was truth In the repor' u rna
the stewards asked II. Warnke TO put Doese'' "p'"
AR.s one Of sns and
race ,p ;ne Who bet on him with great confidence
Here are the summaries: o,,s
SUMMARIES OF THE RACES.
FIRST RACE-Purse $500; selling one MIN p.-s-Mn-
ME n. A fnnss T. Lulu T. .W Nssfs,
Annie Bishop D le' sIs and Tom skdmore lo+ M
Lynch. also ran r,.,.H
.,,,,rDchnvar. IS to and to /. Lulu T.. to
and even Chswick to and even ,ra and third.
Won nv three lengths: neck between sec"'' anu ~
SECOND RAcE-Pursc $500 for two-year-od niles SELL
ing One-half mile - Ca
Rraaey.s b. e. Laura Davis. by cherr,soneKIss,e,
VIA, TIA; = xransc.s imposition L:sTGg
0nn s ,s lSe The KITE. % 90
,M yynls an and Columbia GLEASON also raj"
J., R ct ssa dat on %aEs to and to
NJ, nv three parts a length three lengths oe'"ee"
.r,,,nn rAcE-purse $500; year-old' special
weights. penalties. One and one-siateenth miles.
Imushsids ch sablla by Tyrant-s'es, 10.
= n purr,dse.s CHI c. Corn Cob. ia .'''arrsasn
e. Dsi,ss en- G Golden Gate. III" !nsYis,
"rom Moore ia tSheedy. and Buckeye liz "''''
eso ran rm.-,.,o.
..,,,. % . and out. Corn Cob 10 and
cnS1der Gaze 1 and 3 TO l.
Won by a head; three lengths between SECOND anu ''
.,o,-pru RACE-purse 500: handicap. Five furonss'
W Donohue's b. C. Our Jack. ny Mser-fiaue ry yin ,
ife n 1872 Iohns,
~ renningss b. as,
W cS'iy e co e br C. Factotum T. 100 heete,
mum Major lOl O+ penn S'onehe'.'r ~ .,nsa,
MI WAN; Fusilcer e3 tear $50 ,sheedy) ana A
o. 20 Leary). also ran.
.-a our lack 8 10 and 10 5: Ina ~ TO and
h /: Fac,otum. 10 and TO ~
Won by n length. head between second ana ''"'
FIFTH RACE-pu~e $500. selling. one and onee'sh''
miles. o,,s,,,,
r. Iru.n.ld frs b. T. Bomba,eue. by spendtihr,tr,
BOMBAY 50 N. " 49,
W siearss D. h. Marshan 5. lo+. .:....'u pporse,V,
] De Longs b. h. Eagle Elrd o io''''''''' '"
p..,,u, e0rr,sze,,. 10 3 and out; Marshall 10
md ou,e Eagle Bird. to and out
Won hv three lengths. length between seoo"u INV
third
eIxTH RACE-Purse $780, selling. One mile
A. Lakelanas CHI. Assignee by Spenan'" K~sts,
.,o,hsm Stable. b. h. Hammie 3. loi ...'I hs"ssn,
!, Inl,on's b. m Maggie X aged W. ,,.n rS.,ch,
v.ndicnn, 80 ,Powersl. Sprite. ." tcar III" '"'''"'
and IadY Adams 81 (sheedyl. also ran
VI" 'N' TIME .&3A
Re,tinr Assignee. even and to. - ,a'n"''' - "
Won by n neck distance between second anu '""'