New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07
RACING BY THE OCEAN.
.rsrERDAYS RESULTS AT BRIGHTON
BEACH.


D,clens to describe-the patrons the racing,
". smeUs and the atmosphere. In spite Of the
' drawbacks that make the Of Brighton
hyuord on the turf. more than 1000 persons
80 s,ewed and sweltered in the grandstand and
~ hoard lawn yesterday. What appeared to be
. good card paper was so mutilated by with
..owals that at least two or the races were little
.,,sr than farces. The crowd was chiefly Of the
80, Brighton brand, and many Of the spectators
~. ready TO howl about anything associated with
~ racng Judging from the smell that ema-
tod from the kitchen. that place must be in a
-. rf,I and wonderful condition. The managers at
prehton should endcavor to have the kitchen re-
oved 10 a distance at the earliest possible moment.
:, this removal is made, the visitors TO Brighton
Gill be relieved of one OF the greatest hardships
,,ch they are compelled to bear.
Martin Bergen was at the track yesterday. lie
e. There is plenty of racing In the West. but
~. suppression of racing at Chicago is a serious
Now 10 the breeders and horseowners. The De
,,o,t meeting success. 1t is likely that divi
,r NJ Edward Corrigan's powerful stable will be
a,, East TO contest for the prizes at the fall
meetings
~. at the races yesterday were James r. keene.
n, G. Lee Knapp, J. o. Donner Philip J. Dwyer
.,a John Hunter They were IN corral. which
.sparated them from the rangers and mavericks
.o roamed about the grandstand and grounds.
,,bn Mackey and some other weli-known turfmen
,is,ted the Enclosure during the afternoon Secre-
,.rv Hanlon busily engaged in investigating
,,s ownership of Prig, who is said to be owned by
q, least seven different men, To avoid mistakes
"a nossibe fraud in the future. all sales and
,,.nsfers of thoroughbreds should be recorded by
,be Jockey Club More or less friction mas peeh
used By the sale Of certain privileges by the
brighton Beach management TO Thomas r. Eagan
xbo is we'll known as the former manager of the
cr,,enburg betting-ring Some Of .he layers OF
odas objected 10 the action of the management
I, the matter. and ii is probable that the Jockey
Club may take action.
There is little 10 be said about the racing yester-
sav August Cason's Stonenellie. an odds-on IA
Write was ANONYMOUSLY defeated by W. Catchaii
nays Gold Dollar in the first race TO the intense
aseust of the spectators. Stonenellie was badly
,aden and the heavy going seemed TO anchor her'
defender won the second race for James H.
Keene who greatly encouraged by the cot
performance Yankee Doodle was second and CAS-
settle who was slow TO get away from the post
was third
Weinberg had no difficulty in defeating Declare
and sandowne in the third He simply romped
away from his opponents in the sticky gong
The fourth race was the chief feature OF the
DAYS sport. and furnished a choice morsel LOT 'he
s,andal-mongers al the racetrack Burns n W ater-
,ouse had TWO horses in the race-l-oVdal and
1ucky Dog Redskin their only opponent
Griffin wanted 10 ride Lucky Dog. but smart eN-
ercising boy who has ridden races, was selec'ea 10
ride him Griffin had the mount on LoVddi' ana
J. Bonner -
Colonel Burns did not bet on the race ana po'n
Griffin and Walker were instructed TO do their ievel
best So far as the jockeys were concerned GrlIllh
was VAS hot one rom fagpoie 70 finish. and
BY all odds the fastest race OF the day LUCKY bOs
si 0 %h6 10 torcSd him to run the las: mile in
This caused Lucky Dog TO quit halfway Gown ne
:nree-quar,ers Of length from his STAPLE com com
howl Of fraud which was quickly Suppress, a.
Little Matt vim griffin in ne saddle was 6 hsaSy
u shrewd betcrs; The public bet on chis~'G fb a.
3, N Nsvsr Wa had aSsea % Gh Isl led FOR
quarter Of mile. when Little Mat, passen MN
s second ,i' and chiswick third, .u.
The s,sepsshase plsassd d hs
thony won. Hawassee was second and King John
h6 h ,r Iud sSa a Peer r' u Rf
throwing Percy. who remounted and continued me
great sa skin Judge Morrow is completely broken
f w s,e de and 9e did P no 90 Re
DETAILS OF THE CONTESTS
FIRST RAcE-purse $500; allowances. One mile.
J. cr,ly Cos .s. b Gsd Dollar by sr Tenn5
T1ess Rslis eh is' s;ohih 1 4 io7
Be,,ing-Goid Dollar. 3 to g s'onenellie' to B.
Won in gallon by 1--WE lengths.
SECOND RAcE-Purse $500; for maiden ,wo-year-olds
Five furlongs.
j. r. & F. P Keenes oh. c. Defender. by Rsy0D
cs eSTEa stables b. g. Yankee Doodle rs .rnn,
vo GlsS'" lis o penn, lis Oossso and Ba'
g cs..,d asd 10 'Yea and to 0''
Won by a length; three lengths between second ant
third.
THIRD RAcE-Purse $500; selling Six fu'onss.
J. McLaushln. B. Weinberg. by Muscovy-I4I Holm
de1 by s5s ~ b. C. c. Declare J. no. DosEc,u
Fac'otum' io5 dxee'e7; ,, also r I,s,4
B.nswernes5s; 70 and md to @ q Declare IL to
Won by four lengths lengths between second an'
third
FOURTH RAcE-BRIGHToN HANDICAP: $500 guar
anieed One and sixteenth miles
Burns & Warehouses; oh. Lovdai by wiidnTe-Free
Buns Wa wa,e .Gs Dr. C. Lucky Dog. 100
Ramapo Stables br. h; Redskn;, 5. ioa.'o Leary'
s sss out, RsSaa 8 10 ana ana 10 to LUCKY 'S
Won by a scant length. distance between secon
and hird.
FIFTH RAcE-Pmse $500 selling. One mile
": B. J.nnings's oh: Little Matt by vol, nsg11
N. GsI:MeS lo' iis: Dcrs siH,
hch Mne los tMidseisy' sir catesby io7 amion
and Now or Never io' 4 nsnno 81. ss'' ran
ssi,s1 rh,.S Ms to to and and TO :? Marshall 10
Won by length; same distance between second an
bird
ExrH RACE-steepechase: Pegasus Handicap; seu
guaranteed. Short course.
s,s Stables Dr. H. St. Anthony. by Mor'smsrnWar
ks" p k Rand Jpn b. g. Hiawasse aged lss;
n. Peer i57 CPersseJ Lizzie. i45 oGreen Dwight "A
n.y. thC&