The sun., 1896-07-25
RACING AT THE BEACH.
KBBEE AND BELMONT CoBTs RUN
GAME IN 4 DRYING FINISH.

threatening weather again interfered with
racing Yesterday at the rehabilitated Brighton
Beach track, and tho attendance was lighter
than on either of the preceding days. A new
starting machine was used for the FIRST time
on any track in the fourth and fifth races. 1t
worked admirably, Starter Flynn dropping the
nag without delay and to good starts In each
race.
Connoisseur's clever victory in the FIRST race
opened the ball rather tamely. While he was
conceding about forty pounds to some Of tho
light weights, the players backed him with
confidence at even money against the field and
finally at to 8. Lewis was content to lie back
In the ruck with the favorite for half n mile OF
more. whilo Article and Fiorena Hubbard set
the pace. Rounding the far turn LOWS made
his ride for the front and the race was won
when Connoisseur went through the field and
landed In the lead ut the head of the stretch.
The only contest was between Manchester and
Crimea for the place. the former winning BY
scant half length.
Several very fair two-year-olds started in the
second race at i've furlongs, and their finish
was about the best of the meeting thus far.
Successful went to the post q favorite at to 1.
Nina Louise, Break o. Day, and Remp were at
and Set Fast disputed the lead with the favorite
throughout the frst half mile. but Successful
TO the homestretch. Hlrsch keeping her close
e. e, the rail; while Nina Louise ran rather wide
Successful would land the money by small
margin. Remp. however. came up very fast In
the last furlong and managed to win on the post
The third race. for three-year-olds that had
hever ever, T1n On, race, brought out very common
lot ana the struggle was q good deal OF farce
Trlllette went to the post favorite, and jump.
Ing at once to the front made runaway race Of
IT, Eliza Belle as easily ran into second place.
!. The fast flly Irish Reel, running for the first
time in the colors of her new owners. Charles
iGph AnysS f,f,tl
tive favorlte in the fourth race. Going to tho
front in the first furlong the daughter of Billy
showed the way to the ielders from start to nm
ish winning easily by an open length from Re-
place. Tho Ave furiongs were covered in :o2sl.
sSs afn went to the post strong FAY fSSoi5s
Sleepy Belle collapsed suddenly after showing
the way almost to the omestretch, and hirsch,
making another close ride at the turn with
Doomful. had leugth the best OF 1t when
strsightenea out for the race home, Regulator
Another splendid finish resulted. Doomful ran
lator and laramie was better sustained. and both
colts beat him out to the post the former get
half d R length % before ~ Doomfui. s i' "''A ~ "''
l., The % summary tells the story Of the sixth race.
II only E~ma G snd Ss
running under a pull with her ears playing al
the way. Summaries follow:
FIRST RACE
For threeyear.o ods and upward; selling; purse $780,
OF WHICH stOo rst SIS second, and ss5 to third
J. z seagrams ch. h. Connolsseur. T. by Sir Modred
wyR1npps Mss:.l, ,s ca NieCHs!!,s, Lews! ioi il mil
Dhissiasss g: S5@sa' y !Soyiiss, ~ no;;; ;;:
ro%ofs aGS BON Amt and shelly Tass 'nSs sso A'''s
,..., Time. l:tol4.
cSsa Sq TO
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SECOND RACE
70 S1S Gf ra ssn ss
Kensieo Stables b T. Successful vs. iitsch,.
b1sss s gs
Bias A'on~ood. and Is5 GsIdinsI / .s,sI sIso ran.
sj1s Z SCI.
Cai. Don Bias Alton " ood and Cardinal. ''e' A'-
THIRD RACE
sn For maiden ,h.ee year odsi purse ssGo Of which
Vol hil Stables b f. rriilette. by Eothen -rrIli.
Erls Stable Dr. Eliza Belle. l07 iDoggeiij
Re1s SSh ussop 9s b1sb
and oskaleta also ran ,.-,<
Be..Ing-Eish., to against Trie.te to Eliza Belle.
t tSssaieia. SO to boiando H 10 0u'SA''' ~ 70
FOURTH RACE.
which q end 10 sssson ad g,
~ oou !. iIsh nee. =. ny F&iie-
Erie Stables ch l. Rsi,gon s. y;
Harlem Stables ch g. Right Royal; 80 Coyliel. -.
Kennebunk. Lady Greenways and lrvana also ran
ss, Rss;5 s ss1 4as,.
way, 90 to Religion, 80 TO Irvana.
FIFTH RACE.
For year purse $500, of which eA5o to nrst
500 to second and $50 to third: Ave furlonga
J. r. and +. =. Keenes clI c. Regulator. by Order
Lucy Wallace go IT Soauel.
Chares Fieischnann Sons ch. c. Doomful. 6S
Miss Prim. Tinour. Sleepy Belle, Lecdsviiic. Bur.
iesque Rotterdam ena NM Ma! 1i 9ney also ran.
Bettins-seren TO against Burles9ue. 4 to 1 Resu.
lAtor, o to Rotterdam, is to | Miss Prim, 10 TO
Sleepy Belle, 30 to LeedSviile, so to each Tmour
Doomful, and Taranto. 40 to Mahoney.
SIXTH RACE.
For three year olds and upward, selling; puroa
$500 OF which $500 to rst S75 to second and 925
third: one mile and furlong.
M. F. Dryers ch. {. Lady Inez, 8. by Albert or
Spendthrift-Longitude % tr. sloane). ...........
W. Lakeands br. Emma G., T. 100 [uarrisl ........
W. c. Days ch' h. caP.sin II aS g. lo4 Lamio....s
Betting-Ftve to 2 on Lady iuesi to against
Emma c., to Captain T.
Following is the card for to-day:
First Raee--Three year. olds and upward that have
not won 5000 In 1890: selling Allowances one mile
and sixteenth; purse 5000.
septour. ur..............l0 The Winner ........ los
The swain. l07 Pitfn ............, -. pS
Brisk 100 The Dragon. ........... O3
Hornp !US frefnlef ~
rear .,....',''.'''loEl
Second RassmTwo RassoITw year.olds; handicap; nvo fur.