New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-23
OUTSIDERS WIN At BRIGHTON
ABINGDON TAKES THE FIRST RACE.
A,.vARApo DEFEATS REILGroN-MARsHALL IN
FINE FORM


p.c,re wen+ hack 10 Brighton Beach again yes
terday Henry Stedeker occupied a prominent
nosition IN the place OF chairs" The chair
berders" charged 81 for the racing Information
and placed the stters TO suit their own IDEAS as
10 the men who should sit in advantageous POSI-
tIons There many 5ealousies among we
men who lay the odds that II is difficult to believe
the stories they tell about one another IL was
common talk at the track yesterday that some OF
the layers Of odds paid bonus to secure faVor-
able places.
The racing was Of the usual Brighton Beach
type, as the honors were equally divided oe.wee"
the fayorites second choices and the outsiders
ABINGDON and AIvarado won for the players at long
odds Captain T. and Connoisseur gaddened the
hearts Of the men who bet on the favorites. sec
ond Attempt was a warm second choice ana Mar
shall was a heavily played third choice IN the
betting.
One Of the races deserves more than passing COM
rnent but as IL is being in other quarters
the public may hear more about 1t later IN the
week.
Racegoers should not be surprised II the under-
ground wires to the paddock and the operators az
both ends of the wires are thoroughly exposed In
the near future.
To say that II hot at the Brighten beach
track yesterday afternoon is supernuous
W. Combustible Daily armed with fan and
some emotional tips: consequently racegoers VINO
were absent can form an idea OF the caior'c
Zephyrs that waited the door OF cdopdsc' S'o''''
onions and other malodorous vands that soothe inc
appetites Of the jewellers in the sand dunes.
Some OF the horse-owners ask that the entrance
. money 10 the races be added to the purses and
divided between the placed horses In the came pro- o.
many entries to some Of the races that many ,o Oh
them are REJECTED It rs a ssy sns
manner. although they are In position 10 say t 20
the game. don't play"
The summaries:
FIRST RAcE-Purse $500. One mile.
C. Haags ch c. Abingdon. by ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
FSlsnssss: b. MsImsDa 100, -. G fs1
s .ss co e. ss'' es 5'ss s''s5
ana e s %sehmsn no. 1 to and
Won by six lengths two lengths between second ana
third.
SECOND RACE-For two-year-oics; purse *'oo; se''ns
One-half mile
Santa Anita s,aolss ch Alvarado. by A%ss
s1nss Msrfariia &c n si,xoo eiw
Cambridge stables b. g. lo2 tcar 1913, ,
Emotional 81 R.efe,: Wild Violet. ss coLeary); Tu,o,
los ttleheid,; Laura Davis 90 tstufnep and beioVed
100 pickering. also ran o..o
ana ss; f.E..as 10 10 and "a p l. Religion
Won by head a neck between second and third.
THIRD RAcE-Purse $500; for -year-ods; allow
ances. Six furiongs.
C. M,,leheld. ,rs br T. Second Attempt by Hm n,
H. Theoba.ds ch T. Thyra, "a Tear. 1O2) .f Dogge'U q
A. II. u. II. Morrss b. f. Guua Percha ~. :..;a.;; =,
Mckee (car Ios) CRef) Golden Gate iO2 'sheedy)
and Ciaurece "a dear 1922 IF. Clark) also ran
B.ns-s.ooDa A,,.ma' 10 and even Thyra, 10
to and 10 i: Gutta Percha. to 10 and out
Won by lengths neck between second and th'rd'
FOURTH RAcE-Purse 500: selling. One mile
W. c. Days Oh. h. Captain T. by Wanderer-
Charles Haags br. h. Now or Never. aged 1o+
H. d. H. Morris's b. C. The Swain 8. ioi.Penn'
lime
Betsns-cap,ain T.. I to 10 and out; Now-or Never.
' 10 and out: The Swain. II to b.
Won by length and q half; three lengths between
second and third.
fifth RAcE-Purse s4o0 special weights One mile
iAieneid. trs ch. connoisseur by Sir Modr ra
asson siaS,s ~, ch a'o C. 70 milwaukee, g. Mlllsr
sr Catesby 10 If. ciariO; Lady Mccann. los tear'
"sn'' and Little s.Ivsr ne 'oLeary' also ram
setting -Conpoisseur, TO and OUT MILWAUKEE, 70 10
and 8 to 4: ST. Vincent. Is TO and 3 TO J.
Won BY length and a half: length between second
~ third.
RrH RAcE-Pur.e $500: selling. One and onesix-
tenth miies
Ssars B. h. Marshall by voltiseu,,z2mss se,; ,
jsnninsss Dr. C. Little Matt l. ioS. .lfennl
n. Forbess br. C. Haxelton. 3. o.. .(sheedyl
q loz 20 ieary); Jilt i04 tWelch)' ana Ser'h'"'
. UogSetD. also ran.
sting Marshall. 4 to and to 8: Little Matt. to
70 o. Hszelton. to and to e.
"a BY half length: eight lengths between SECOND
~ third