New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-28
RACING AT BRIGHTON ENDS.
SIMS FINED FOR FOUL RIDING AND HIS MOUNT
DISQUALIFIED.


Racing at Brighton Beach ended yesterday after
noon The limited number Of spectators were
startled by the action taken by the stewards In dis
qualifying Michael F. Dryers Tom Cromwell with
Sims In the saddle for fouling W. Cinder DAILY 5
Volfey. who was ridden by Murphy. the Alexander
Island Archer The foul glaringy apparent
TO everybody present that the stewards acted
promptly in Furnishing SIMS by fning him $50 In
addition to disqualifying his mount. The foul &C.
Cured in the second race. Tom Cromwell was
leading by length when he turned into the nome
stretch. Sims took him well out from the rail-
which gave Volley chance to come through on lhe
inside Sims cut across the track and shut Noiiey
out Murphy claimed foul. which was promptly
allowed.
Even at this late day 1t is cheering and invig-
Grating morse comfort to racegoers to learn that
the stewards have taken action In regard 10 the
recklessly full riding that has been so prevaI 1hd
fact that one Of W. Cinder Days Jockeys claimed
a foul is amazing. Every racegoer Is aware that
That Is to say 10 orders that can printed only
in dashes Michael F. Dwyer bet heavily on Tom
Here are the summaries:
FIRST RACE-For maidens purse $500 selling Five fur
Smiths X MG aP ioe by King b51ss
stephenson Navsnoe 5o io ga, 100 o eA1Y
Belvna io7 (car 10Y, GIan) Lonsdock, io7 car ic9
Cshee,y1: Hopboon car 1863 Cscotp. and Ananias
1o4 (Congdonl. also ram: $40,
to pes "nd to Bo%Ss Green II 10 s
Won easily by length: the same distance between
second and third
SECOND RACE-For two-year-olds; purse $500; selling
Six furlonss
W c Days br E. volley by The Sailor Prince-vesta
Ere Stable; e Article 100 10 d PSss,T!
Marslen. III diam; Tennyson H. los CSco'o and Tom
tom Cromwell finished FIRST but was disqualified for
Betting ,1yolley to and to l. Article to and
easily by three Of length halfH length be-
second and third.
THIRD RAcE-For three-yesr-olds; purse $500; selling
One mile
A. J. Godsboroushs b. Allan l.. by Ben Ali-ResTst;
j. Haymans b. & Ncoiinl lo2 ........J Perk nsl !:
Rodma MI B.. 100 &C. HeayJ Ella Reed io2 G0i earyl
Dreibund lo2 ,scotu Sir John o2 car az 1872 ,iano
and to 3; Apprentice, to and 6 to D.
a drive by a neck two lengths between second
and third. Crsftless fell.
FOURTH RACE-Iandicap; for three-year-olds and up
ward: purse $500. One mile.
p DUNES br. c Pepper. by Hindoo-Francesca.
W r, Jeness cha5ade. 10 'caf lOs' Bosssip
Kinslet 100 oCongdon and Panway. OF d'owers, also
Time an
Betting-Pepper / . and out Charade, 10 to and
to /. Little Tom. = 70 and g To >.
Won easily by length and half; three lengths be
second and third
FIFTH RACE-Handicap for two-year-ods; purse $500.
Five furlongs
= DUNES oh. C Captive. by sirathmore Black Maria.
liz rh............ .0horn)
W. {. Day's Oh. Emotional lo4 q Murphy
{. F. Dryers b. c. Imperial. % oo) Sheedy) 3
Gladioli - e0) tSheedyl. and Helen II. II. nj
OLearyl also
Time oh
Betting-Csptve. to 10 and Emotional. 10 and
even Imperial TO / and > to O.
Won easily by length neck between second and
third
SIXTH RACE-Purse 500: selling One mile and six
tenth
A. II. & D. II. Morris's b. C.. The Swain by Galore
Pride Village yrs % On Hirsch)
Shields cos br. q. Mckee. g. 81 20 DonneD
T. Bradleys Oh. C1arus !. 15 tPowersl
Dabolus (Ballard); Nero, l0T 100
fS.rns Fullerton lO4 a. Perkins, Golden Gate ~
(Seefej. babe Murphy ~ Hiewetu; Kalishoe. -
90 IIaryi and Darkness 0S tSheedy) also
Time-i 49,
petting-The Swain. 10 to ] and TO !; Mckee. TO
and 3 Carus. 90 To and 20 !.
Wen In by a head; three lengths between second
and third