New-York tribune., 1895-08-08
RACING AT BRIGHTON
FAST TIME MADE IN THE FIFTH RACE
~, JACK RUNS NILE AND FuRIoNc IN ,.n
THE OTHER WINNERS

,ne racing at that turf inferno is rapIdlv d..
=. near It's close. 1t Is difficult to surYn,s. ~
s,,ure OF the average Brighton Beacher after he
~" y" aeparted this life. II is certain tha, ,r,..
80. has no terrors for the Old Guard OF Brighton
- a, far the smell of birthstone is concerrod
=. as altar of roses when compared r,,h ,h
~. OF Brighton the wicked The R-,y,ton
n.,cher is yet to be discovered that possesses IN
.,xheming yearning to play on a harm II Corn
missioner Roosevelt visited the Brighton racetrack
=. c,ud easily form opinion of why the liouor-
ss,ers object so strenuousy to closing I'M their
s.,oons on Sunday. Nearly all the propretors OF
.,ocns play the races. and large numbers OF their
-, patrons visit the track every day. They do
-, take time 10 drink during the week but make
- for IL Sunday. The winners drink because
NV won and the losers to drown their sorrows
~ he compelled to visit Coney Island on SUNDAY
=, sske their thirst. in plain view of the race
.,sck on account of the dryness in this CITY, Is
.,,ueh to make men leave their business and ioin
~. ranks Of the poor horse-owners
everybody is devouty thankful that the Brighton
.,..i,ng ends on Saturday Unless the Jockey Club
a.s.res 10 punish unofending racegoers who must
,,end the at all hazards 1t is not at all likely
cha, there will be any more racing at Brighton
each this year AS published in The Tribune on
ruesday the meeting at Saratoga has been curtaied
ana will end on August "a Some wild. weird woo,ly
.oorts have been going the rounds that the stakes
,aysr,ised by the Harlem and Hawthorne racing
r,ubs will be run on at the Harlem track. Trust
-..hy information from Chicago says that there is
a. the slightest chance for racing in Chicago for a
,,x time 1t behooves the horse-owners Of the West
:, ,ske advantage of the meetings be held in this
p,xhborhood and 10 lose no time in shipping their
..Nes East al the earliest possible moment. II the
western owners desire to promote the true interests
a rscng they will concentrate their energies and
.Ap every horse that has pretensions TO winning
ssm East and take part in the meeting of the
cuey Island Jockey Club The greater the success
a the Corey Island Jockey Club at the coming
,r.tng the greater the chances for racing in the
Vest. Every breeder in the country should be pres
q. At Sheepshead Bay. If the best horses from the
vest start In the races at Sheepshead Bay against
ne Eastern cracks it will give the racing inter-
cate or sectional appearance and cause widespread
interest in the contests Colonel Jacob Rupert sold
sx OF his horses to n. Heyman The lot consists OF
Ncolina Longdale. Chattanooga and three two-year-
DDS Mr.. Heyman raced successfully In the West
The racing at Brighton yesterday was made up Of
The usual number of upsets; disappontments and
sYcuses The feature of the days sport was Tarals
u riding on Our lack & who 1 ran g, an salr9s9
Our Jack ran mile snn ua0ns KHse anS Maj wIn he had
R sSns IN to beat A will not hod Gss the @
trsmely fast throughout. Our Jack ran in third
t. passed his opponents as If they anchored
H. 0d and an RS qf e em oms'S who anq
slm surprisingly % good race third long DELAY the
post and straggns start deprived the fonrn fafe &c
Sun up their aorses when the nag fell The time.
Se{anE ss as and h aE nag a& qu
distance in front of The turning post Inc JOCKEYS
tsnSId he ned and reprmanded Here are The
SUMMARIES OF THE RACES.
FIRST RACE-Purse 500; selling One mile c,..,av
y uifS MoIrson orr 1rs ios r. R Dorxe.o
W Dalys eh Golden GSs q 3 ssar ss s; sSeeds
George Dixon l1o o. Reagan and 'iaurence' -
10 Leary) also ran r,,,a-,..,
Bei,ingaHa,ry AiTRaS Wasbns1 s2 an1 no and no Out
Won by a length: a head between second and third
SECOND RACE-Pur.e $500: for wo-yearoids' penalties;
selling. Five furongs.
oneck stables b Lorrania by Midlohian-Iorrains
ics IS n walden ,Ias 49, cos Shakespeare lOa
,s 6a11It @ 'S oeaTsS voe y ee ana The
Kite. ss Ccaf. s7's 'sheTdyo Tdg.I :, alss 90 ran
E..i ISwnns S Snd and os "
Won by three lengths a length between second and
hird
-,,,n pAcr-Pur.. $500 selling; handicap. Six fur
rrowbridse q Co.'S b. T. Mistral by Kinslike1
,a.sE yTs s,ssl.s T. 70 blk g. The Coon los lcs
ps' CAPTAIN kn. T dg ,c 1sh.sSs Sstf's and
Be,.ins-Mstra and ". to q The Coon to and
Won by a length; a head between second and third.
FOURTH RACE-Purse $500: for maiden two-year-ods;
special weights ne-half mile.
A r. Waicotts ch. c. Palnerston. by ST. Blaise-Em-
Ill ~.
: Ieneld jr's p. c. Bonaparte Ill. Hittleiieiol
" c Days Nenitia II 10S. tSneeIyl
Maxina (Garrigan); Eliza Belle los tSein). foya5
Gun los PENN Cutlong. los (Heayl; E1lona' lVo
X eefe) and La Petite. los IF. Clarke, also ran
Time-O:49l4
Be.tins-PaImerston. to and TO o.. bonaparte 10
and 10 s. Venitia ii. 20 10 and 3 TO J.
Won by head; four lengths between second and third
FIFTH RACE-Purse $500; handicap. and one-eghth
miles.
" Donohues b. c. Our Jack by Miser-Pique yIst
Belwood Stables b h. Charade. g. los -D3gseto
c g. Little Tom T. @' on,eleI
sart,aro 1O7 Hamilton and Augusta Belle IS 90 Leary
s.so ran. - 80.
Retfinr-Our Jack. 10 and j 70 o. Charaoe' 10
sne even: Little Tom 90 to / and to J.
Won by length and half two lengths between second
ard third
SIXTH RACF-Purse 500: special weights one mile
L. clare's b. h. Knelet. by Kinsiike-laura Soua;
u J. fuisiieie "' = (Overon)
/, u. r,,vs br e Souvenir. g. l07. Wynn)
sir fohn 1O7 (PcnnJ. Lady Adams. 100 theeie' ana
Sea BIRD los (R. DoggetD. also ran
' Tme-1:44.
Rs,tng-Kinglet 10 and 20 D; IoVernor Shee"a"
a n and 10 3: Souvenir. 10 TO and 3 to l.