The herald., 1895-07-10
FROM THE GRAND STAND
Fast Race Run Over Brighton
Beach Track
KANSAS CITY TURF EVENTS
Ben Bush Wins the Emerald Stakes at
Oakley
Jockey Chevalier Pilots Four Horses Under
the Wire First at San Francisco.
On the Diamond
Associated Press Special Wire.

Associated Press Special Wire.
NEW YORK, June July 9.-Brighton 9.
beach was about the hottest place on
earth today. but the grand stani was well
filed. The first race was the event of the
day and was one of the fastest run over
the track in many moons. Gutta Percha
won.
One mile-Gutta Percha won, Andrews
second, Chlswick third; time, 1:447s.
Five furlongs-Premier won, Gold Crest
second. Interms ssion third; time, :O2H.
Five furlQngs-The Swain won, King
Arthur second. Relief third; time, :O2.
Mile and a Notwithstanding won,
Paladin second, Declare third; time,
1874.
Mile, selling-McKee won. Watchman
second; time, 1:44%.
KANSAS CITY, July 9.-Mountain
Belle won, Nellie Casteel second, Rob Roy
third; time, :58.
Bind Dobson second, D. Langton third |;
time, :58.
Mile-Fonshway won, Little Nellie Sec
ond. Monk Overton third time :45%.
Three-quarters mile, selling-Defy won.
Glen Luck second. Arkansas Traveller
third time, 1:18.
Three-eighths mile-ScEuylkill won,.
Sen Morrill, second, Virgin third; time,
CINCINNATI, O.. July 9.-The event
of the day at Oakley was the Emerald
stakes for two-year-olds. $25OO. Ben
Brush, the favorite. won easily.
Five furlongs. selling -Marsian won,
Sir Dilkes second, Mike Kelly third;
time, :03.
One mile, seIling-Elker won, Porthos
second. Sandoval third; time, :43.
Seven furlongs-Captain Drane won,
Ashland second, Blue and Gray third;
time. /: :2S.
Emerald stakes, five furlongs-Ben
Brush won, Ramiro second, Ben Holiday
third; time, 1921.
Mile and twenty yards, selling-.Ace
third; time, 1 AN.
ST. LOUIS, July 9.-One and three
sixteenth mile-Lobengula won, Mercury
second, Linnette third; time, 1:22A.
Five and half furlongs-Dare Dollar
won. Sumatra second. Judge Dubois
third; time, 1:09.
One mile. selIing-Revsnue won. Little
George second, Vulture third; time, l :46.
Five-eighths mile-Bertha won, Hano-
belle second, Surcingle third time. l :04.
Mile and half-Service won, Prince
second, Marion third; time, 2:36l1.
MILWAUKEE: Wis, July 9;-six fur
longs-Captain Brown won, Shuttle sec.
Ono, ked JOhn third time, l:l4%.
Seven furlongs-May Thompson won,
Empera. second, Abbess third; time,
1:16X.
One mile-Imported Somersault won,
Clinton second, Folly third; time, 1:42.
Six and half furlongs-Bellicoso won.
The Rook second, Rouble third; time.
1 30.
I Four and half furlongs-Subito won.
Rex second. Miss Kitty third; time. 0:56
4 DETROIT, July -9.-Large fields and
close racing characterized the opening
of the Windsor summer trotting meeting
today, although Bob Rysdyk had things
about his own way in the 2:30 trot.
There were so many entries in the 2:A
pacing class that two divisions were made
of that event The track was quite fast
but dusty. Attendance about 1900.
Pacing. 1924, first division = Major
Bishop won, Laelah second, Jennie Role
third; best time, 2:15L.
Pacing, 2:24, second division-Dolly ".
won. Logan W. second, Lady third; best
time, 2:15Z.
Trotting. 2:30-Bob Rysdyk won in
straight heats, Minnie Wilkes second, J.
d. L. third; best time. 2:1SN.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 9.-Two favor