New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-14
LOVDAL'S BRILLIANT RACE.
A LARGE ATTENDANCE AT BRIGHTON
BEAcH
THREE VICTORIES FOR THE ALL scARLEr-FA-

Brighton Beach yesterday afternoon. As often hap
pens. when extremely promising card attracts a
crowd to racetrack. the hnicky owners ana train
ers withdraw the star attractions. In the face OF
the mutlation OF the card the racing was hSh-cass
and the crowd well satisfied. Some OF the
heavy betters have taken decided stand In regard
to the gyratons OF form in some OF the horses when
ridden by a jockey whom everybody at the track
suspects except the stewards. The contrasts OF
form when ridden by other Jockeys are so great
that nothing else talked about in the paddock
and on the lawn yesterday afternoon.
A. II. & D. II. Morris successful In three
races. but their profits were materially reduced
when Samue, Levy bid Gutta Pcrcha UP TO 1900 In
the third race. Some OF the horse owners present
asked A. II. Morris to ascertain II Mr.. Levy was
responsible person and in good standing with the
Jockey Cub. Mr. Morris did requested. and after
a dlgent Inquiry 1t was found that Mr. Levy was
a business man and al right In every way. so far
as Mr. Morris was concerned he did right. as repu-
table owners desire to know the men who bid on
horses so as to prevent intimidation or possible
backmail
Henry Stedeker was a victim OF the watchful
eyes OF the guardians OF the law yesterday. He
detected. It Is said. taking money rms re-
suited In his being taken outside the gates 1t was
reported that Inspector McKelvey. OF Brooklyn. was
the man who caught stedeker. and that the latter
placed under arrest
The layers OF odds up In arms against what
they term imposition. Thomas Eagan and Charles
Primrose have purchased certain privileges al the
Brighton Beach and Aqueduct racetracks They
have decided charge the layers OF odds slo Day
for each chair occupied by themselves and their
assistants at the Aqueduct meeting. The leading
layers OF odds declare that they do not object 10
paying literally to support racing out that they
object emphatlcaly to paying tribute 10 men
who have never contributed penny TO support
racing. but on the contrary have lain awake nights
to figure out a way to squeeze something out OF
men are violently opposed to such an innovation,
as TO them IL looks as the beginning OF new series
OF sauabbles between the gamblers and the parasites
who live off their labors. Lively times are expectea
at Aqucduct tomorrow unless the Jockey Cuo taxes
prompt action to prevent disgraceful quarrel De-
tween the layers OF odsd and the men VINO specu-
late on technicallties. go ..,.
j. w. Rogers starts for Saratoga with ms st S,
on Tuesday Mr. Rogers w mn,te so as to give
the public chance 20 see %nl. .1e ovda and
Stephen j. The public were not disappointed. as
the race hotiy contested from hagtal 70 'in h
feet drrinr The whole race and the excitement was
Intense as tho pair raced head and head lor near Ky
home turn into the stretch: Grimm , on hoVdai
and Hamilton on Seph h crowd TO- ekeered Justify as
they swung into the homestretch 1t was ,ng hfs
1 nae OF vSip and spur amid OF applause from
the spectators. Lovdal slowly drew aWay nom, n.s
and OF best races run ms s, yer ca b IN
the time tfor Brighton, OF 2os Ho,ns 1a n ,n
timed the race In n ' 1scs a' and Ioyda ~
was pSDIr to a"a the G scaf was 0ua
In;ermlsson the surprise OF tne nay. as sn,
won IN. second ra' Relirion was an eyen.money
| avarite and carried a large commission FOR
Deacon John MccaneTy no'd ,fes and TI Inter-
mission a, to had many supporters The o star,
va; good one nnt 'n the Chances Of Gold crest by
on ,,,a ,ec,v across the track causing Hamilton
to pull up so suddenly tina, Gold Crest was thrown
OUT od nls s, h ranc Religion was pocketed and
,hronghou,, rns "a ,ha, InsrrmissIon who outran
NJ, neld a. The start Volley and Premier had the
10 Themselves the entire distance an H mr,nr
~ ens Wr,yhion ls on The turn and this gives the
horse tina, s first nway from the post decided adj
| vantage over the other horses IN the race ,,,,,
,an, hs o Won 81 Anthony was anything
but a saint. as he acted like a demon In the pad
dock and refused 10 ,ake me
The FIRST jump cnandr ms HSsy qTer s next
Two iumns ahsolntey refusing TO try at the jump
| on the Boulevard turn: Brazil took every Possibe
r. oh.,sc,es and cave IN. crosscountry horsemcn
| who were present a magnificent exhibition OF
| finished horsemanshlp. winning a, the inish by
s sr n,SIcng 't for the place wiz
/ - =. 49,. ~ = p,,,,,, hv ,Iaxk,,on.
Princess Pa!sne 'r. c@ ID ~. 10. ;,rsnn'
N"''''' '""' ' a. i,easan,
w. b. h..
Lulu r ~ WYNN: Tom skdmore los (Grtnin) An
| Factoum tkeeie).
''lmc-i
and P Ms4.Ra 70 r.; s ana to integrity III
by lengths; :c7s'h between second and third
| SECOND RAcE-RIsNG GENERATION STAKES.
5000 guaranteed. Six furong"
4 II. & y. H. Morris's b. Intermission. by Gaiopin
W. e. Days br. &. vollcy % .tkectcl
J. McIaughins CHI. Premier liz .dril,im .
Religion. ia Ren) Cold Crest. Us ,car ion diamil-
toni Fascination. rs Gear. e3) Ok DogseV anu izHer
~ Gear. 81, ,Garriganl also ran
Ilme-llo't.
betting Mission. 10 and to :; Nolley - 10
| and to !. Premier. q TO and : TO l.
Won by three parts Of length. half length between
and third.
one and one-.ixteenth miles
A. H. d. II; Morrss b. l. 'u''a fereha' ny 81 n.ln
= a R,rr,sgcs br e Corn cob lO5 .... tj.rigan)
Ciarkes b. Waterman lO3). .(t;riffin) ;