New-York tribune., 1895-07-28
FAIR RACING AT BR1GHION.
1NrERMIssION. MANGROvE AND MATT
BYRNEs IN GOOD FORM.
THE HURDLE RACE ROARING FARcE-ho''''-
,rx HAPPY OYER THE ATTENDANCE

THE HURDLE RACE A ROARING FAME
mEN HAPPY OVER THE ATTENDANCE.
Brighton Beach horsemen were overjoyed al 'ne
large attendance at the racetrack yes'etu'S -, -
noon Some OF the veterans OF the DAYS W"e" ,,, -,
son and the great racer Barnum were the ''''' W
p,shton were presen; for the first time TINS yea''
The chowder DO. was stirred up at furious ra'e "
u,ve the old timers a reception by the means Oh
con eiomeratlon OF smells that would recah " '
the golden days OF the past The spectators W.
treated TO as many different kinds OF wea'ne' ~
there are different kinds OF form at Brighton f"''
body seemed satisfied to take everything az !, c'''e
without grumbng An unusually large cro"d oil
women and children were present, as iarce 'o''
edy-called BY courtesy a hurdle race-"as VI" "'
programme for their special delectation. SOM V,
the poor owners" smiled at the energy uisp"'e"
about Certaintys race Friday. O. a. Jones was
chafred numerically by his associates Tor pens
asked by the stewards OF the Jockey Clup 10 eA-
plain how. why and wherefore he was foreS'aiieu '
the betting Sue Kltte.
The owners OF two-year-ods at Brighton beach
were thoroughly aroused when II was made puonc
that the Futurty Stakes. TO be raced for at sheep
hedd Bay at the fall meeting. will amount 10 a'
least 5000. Here Is splendid chance ior INC
poor owners to give the public brand Ne" Wy
on every maiden twoyear-old on his or hT "'S'
appearance In n Racegoers should not De sur
prised to be Informed that numerous ma'dens are
being reserved for the Fuuri,y. Somebody al Sar-
atoga has discovered that the owners OF Ben. brus"
vii. have some trouble TO start the Western yo""s
ser In the Futurlty. The Saratoga report u e"''-
nently correct. The owners OF Ben. Brush VIII nave
oceans Of trouble II they attempt TO start h'fh'
Moreover II they persist In their efforts they are
likely to be ruled or the turf. because Ben Brush
never was entered In the race at all. THIS ~ SUI
hcient reason In itself to prevent his starting III '"e
race Keenan,. who IL conceded to be the Champion
threeyear-ol OF the East. is reported to pe a'h'
August Belmont paid $3.50 for him at the Gideon
|
,crested In racing will regret the lameness OF snch
n prominent candidate for racing honors Keenan,
lameness is said to have been caused by black
smith who Gu, of his front feet too closely
which will prevent his racing for several weeks
Robert Fftzsmmons. the cycis; and prize -hgh,er
attracted more attention at the racetrack yesterday
than all the reversals OF form that have taken place
since the meeting began. Fitzsimu|ns should De
engaged by the Jockey Club TO investigate tne
poor owners" races at Brighton and elsewhere
James j. Corbett should be retained TO investigate
the hurdle and steepleehase races The manage
men, at Brighton has adopted the methods OF the
trotting associations in charging snlal per'cn'1
OF the purses for entrance money I'D M p'oIS pdown
The principal feature Of yesterdays races was
the remarkable ease with which Margrovc won ne
third Mangrove is likely to prove veritape ,
both oin Sides e He was sired by sensation GU. Of
Fertda. Both OF them were In ;hc front rank 2i T
saited Ike a buffalo showed high-c form In ihe
heavy weight handicap. at a mile Although his
Opponents were OF moderate callbge he won with
somethlng to spare Il, the finish. Hazleton iur.
nished the surprise Of the day By winnins the Is'
2 OIL her chances Hazeiton and La Fiesta raced To-
gether the entire distance, the former Won by h'
length from La Fiesta who beat me invor,e' 1,r
smothered her ncld IN the second race. wnnins 'sS
| ly 10y three lcngihs from Imperial. who defeated
JAM X. ana Fo1haiI + keene were present 70
witness Castle;on win the niih race nan ~. =
dash. Tor maiden t~O-year oids II ~ds hea'y p.'
ting race. 'asucion i.oiIalnia, Nmhvt -,
| Reb~a were heavily backed 10 win hy th'f i'3i. T.
i've admirers Castleton ana loit"lhia gov .'' T.,
the best OF capital start ior snch aikt h','. 81
was a question of which one would stop nfsi- Tara.
on Castleton. hal the inside position D"sset'' ~,
LorraInia, kept him there As m, par ran NO. n
| head until sixteenth OF nic from tnr hnl'. To-
! when Iorrana was beaten and casileton forscl go
the front Annot Lyle. who did not bei aNAy iFuIl
IN. post as rapidly as the Others came wiih rush
| In the stretch and looked extremely danssfoHs 49,
she closed rapidly on the leaders bn, the @ @t',n
was too late. Casieton won ~ lenEth N'iiii
Iorralnia. who beat Annot Lyle 'hree-9naf''rs "'
| The hurdle race at a mite and hall furnished
a lot Of amusement. Throughout the "a =, '"' ~
| cl,emeni In the granistani "as Intense When th'
| race vas called. II. Anthony. who has such a VII
| famous temper that he sulks In sons 10 hi' feel
,sc n@n II Brshtoa b~ on him at Il me
| race ga ,lop for him lAiay','r -
| choice at 10 The odds against IN" other start
| ers ranged anywhere from to ! up TO 70 l" j. ,,
| When The start made tncrc was " tIpin,'.
! silence which was not broken until Ia" nrT hnf l.r
| I'm the homesiretch was reached when a m.shy
| Irsbman Immediately shouted. Il hope the de,ii
| h,oL" h,s nenk which caused a roar Of laughter
| when the crowd caught on" to the vii, f"-
| marx Pandenoniun regncd for time Women
| screamed babies howled. and both the layers ana
| takers Of odds shouted, ana swore at - Nhu"h,
AMI hurdle races generally AS ,hni @Itanc Ltr'' %
| tnat Lafayette won by several city blocks. frimH'
was second ana index mr.! 3, Ars' nT., w.
| cass racing day at Brighton Beach. The folo"nS
are the summaries