New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-17
POOR RACING AT BRIGHTON.
A LIGHT ATTENDANCE-PENN SUSPENDED ID
THE STEWARDS.

A
THE STEWARDS
p,,yhton Reachers were In high feather yesterday
afternoon The opening day Of the fall meeting
:, ~ BRIGHTON Beach track did not attract a
largo enthusiastic attendance as predicted Dy the
MANAGEMENT. But there was no lack oil layers VI
oids-!n fact, there we're two or more layers 'o'
each taker Of the odds offered. The piungers were
absent and are now at Oakley, where the Ola s!s-
tenn of betting is in vogue. The usual chickering's
ahou, the privilege Of selling stationery and sup
pies to the layers Of odds caused slight commo-
lion before the races began. The result was mat
Barney" Aaron and J. Cavanagh were not per-
mi,ted TO play in the Brighton back YARD.
Michael = Dwyer witnessed the races from W.
Carryan Days wagon in the paddock. Inc royai
c-ote- enclosure was not opened as in former
years. -.
The racing wa. abominabe. The chief feature OF
the racing was Sims's brilliant riding on Adeioer''
who attempted TO "cut it, on the backstretch out
20, cut himself instead and with amazing case
al the finish.
The stewards distinguished themselves by sus-
pending the jockey Penn for not defeating Ap'
p,ause with Second Attempt. The case VIII DE
heard by the stewards of the Jockey Ciuo. mere
was a slight hitch about the second steward. me
Brighton Beach Association desired to appoint us
own steward to assist j. J. Burke bu; the 'ocke.
club carried the day and Judge Post occupied
the stewards box with Mr.. Burke 1t II reiresniing
to see s1e noy the near future James McLaugh
fD Dou ~ ~, az a"t,ve alert wideawake boy ramed
Croyle 70 me post on SFy p 5sre easily stating of
Cnorns Challenge on La Nienfa IN the
iri ySunSs .i landed the horse a winner by
length the 1nish.
Here are the summaries:
FIRST RAcE-seiing Five furlongs.
r. a. smith. Oh. LonsDrook' by Long SIMS, SIMS ,
! H,Sq.@. 't6,!1s%.@sa as , Ken"
YIN Elliott, o. Duny,. austin. ~ pI.'ary,; Inc
20 -, ,.,io6eiA and Iioiolopm. ~ (Hewett also
ran r,,c,A
R,uns-lonsbrook. lo and o Chattanooga, to
/ and . T. 5: Cuckoo. 30 to and 10 10 J.
Won by a neck lengths between second ana tho'
SECOND RACE selling Five furlonss
J. McLauehlin's tr Sky Blue by Trissns oNle,
si H1s a 81 Stable. la vlen,a chcrn
e s nWyers B. c Imperial los; -. :. ,sims,
Larss oIesr: kss 7, % %, cPsn' bos KsS
mpoion d clifford, Arns lc1 Gar ., ii2 mea}
V vsSses S % Kees ia S Bu1ks Laura
Davis, 9s Powers and Jim Malne'. 10 camp
.I B'ns1s 1n Ras e to and ana % q % Ia ''
Won by a length the distance between second
,hid.
THIRD RAcE-For three-yearolds One mile.
g z Smiths ch f Applause. by The lusedThncore
c ir1sasd. rs IT, f. second Attempt i1s n
II '1 rbedS@d. c6 Thyra lo4 ss1ssdy, ,os
c;mpsns iot ..sr n9o, So c.r s ese aso ran
to hs sns ,p g Tsra 80 50 to I" and 10 to
Won b, a length and a half: a length between second
and ,hi-d
FOURTH RACE Handicap. One mile and an eish'h'
Preakness stables gr e. Adeibert. by Macdun-Adse;
G Bakers ch z Little Tom. 4. lo2..... ,hectet
Tom sn,' Mcos ., r car uO' (Sheedy Gas 90 diea
and Maggie X 50 60 Leary'. also ran
Time: sc q
B.uns- adeber s TO ) and 3 TO 3. Little Tom, I 10
and to g. Prig. to and Z 70 TO-
Won b1 ienr hea between
FIFTH RACE-Sellng one mile
J. T. sesgrsrn.s cb Lookout by Troubador-Chrs-
,rne yrs 100 n on $50 90, DonnelD
j. Hsynan's b. e. Nero aged. lO8
Annie Bishop 05 ,sheedy): Golden Gate ~ heeie' a'
faladin i02 (O'Leary) also ran
TiTne-1 43iz -
Bettng-I<okout 10 3 and out Mckee. TO and
. 10 2; Nero. IL 20 and 20 l. 1870,
Won By head; two lengths between second ana lnnu