New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-05


ful raced head and head for nearly half-1n mile,
third. In the final furlong Successful found the
snd Gardner ws s To o
save the prize susun won by head 90, from 1tnns
essnSs against was outsider and MI" Mr
have shivered However, Gardner Is not d an n1e
have got Suisun home at least length peiorc
Tempestuous. .,,,. .,o,,
McCaffer;y and Winged Foot. But every ntelli,
gent person should review the record OF WinGea
here vT d" Them every nelilsent person should re-
msSs that Swr' and Hnns4 and and
ira iner of Winged Foot, It was his duty keep
ns in So the wSsr he she rode her we'll he
gresty to blame for her coming , IN last benin"
Tod sloane is extremely popular, and the stew
ards made woful mistake IN refusing 10 lev nun
the fourth race the mare would have won, as
sloane understands her thoroughly and rides her
rode hea. poorly. IL is obvious that Grfin,s form
as Jockey this Is far ReloM rs his form a6 of
Sherlock were coupled in the betting on the Wave
Reel TO the best advantage and little Hewitt rode
turtle. 1t was as sorry sight Refugee the cast
OF from the Belmont stable. was frs, iirs,' while while
moyne second choice. but he showed no speed
in any part of the run and came IN hith. .,o
to-one-on favorite few days ago very easily by
eral lengths Sir Francis isn't much better horse
h here t M William f
DAILY And what do the sapient stewards al Brighton
Beach think Of the vagaries of Mr.. William c. Days
horses?
Gardner rode Zanone in the fourth race If he had
received instructions not TO strain himself for first
place. but to cnch second pace at any cost Zanone
Is handled by smart, sly genius in the Hamilton
genius is too smart and too sly for the stewards.
St. Francis Clarke Is superb poker PLAYER and
ways, but his stop-watch must be hypnotized. He
put up 1888. the offlca, time for the mile in the
ryns l Is pounds can travel t mile in Is around
the sharp turns az Brighton then Requital. or Hast
ground in about 1:$7: Lehman. with lis mile at
Brighton Beach in 1879! preposterous If Lehman
euitai at weight for age for 10000 side? Lehman
+ nd
T. IT Is true that The Winner has some speed But
Vas Sc at odds-on and Walaces horses rarely run
miles in 40. anywhere near that time, when they
s ss at Saas1s G' 5sh s a he
who tell anything about Gotham?
DETAILS OF THE CONTESTS.
FIRST RACE-Purse $780, special weights. Five fur
O. Joness br; T. Karma. by Hindoo-Kase yrs;
Es%nas BsSs: Dsisrsii@s s.. 100. Tim :
Hss% s'0s t.: e1 od sht i0s 100
Maple Primo. los gIewito Inhe5itSnGe 100 Mam6eey,
ner). also ran. ana
Tme-1 C2A.
Bett.ng-Karma. to 3 and 3 10 8; Dalgretto 10 and
4 Right ROys 10 and p to ia sna s nSo
lance 10 and 4: Rama, and . Mcintyre. 10 and T.
Won easily by lengths; head between second and
third.
SECOND RACE-Purse seoo: selling allowances Five
furlongs
NJ F. Dryers br (. susun. by strathmore-Beatrice,
Prsasdais s;Sbls, c TsmPy'q,Ss%s @
Frayan dsrsch) Sir Freisrcka ics giD; sscT End
raniO. 100 Hewitt also ;r ran 90
Bettng-Suisun. . to and out; Tempestuous and 2:
Successful and 70 8 Frayant 10 and d. a Sir Fred
10 and 9; Taranto and ,.
Won in a drive by a head scant length between sec
ond and third.
THIRD RACE-Purse 500 selling allowances One and
one-sixteenth miles.
Eagle Stables ch Sir Francis. by MI PiGkwicxN
, ThSra yrs' us chngnui s. PoWers,
W C. Days CHI h. Pearl song ,,s ioS'.. ''heefs
Be,,,pr-sir Francis. 2 to 5 and OUT Chuxnut ana
out; Pearl Song to and out
Won easily by two lengths head between second and
third.
FOURTH RACE-THE WAVE CREST STAKES; purse
sl,5oo; selling allowances. Six furongs.
W NJ wanaces b. Refugee. by Exile-Brscken
yrs - 70 S s. zanone g. 80 (ardner
siats n nsIdemsre od oI a., SINS ,os ,oe
setj; Tnge i04 clayton and Sherlock. 100 HewitD.
also ran. r,,,n,
Betting-Rcfusee and q zanone and to .; pelds3
i TO 3; Giennoyne I to and to s; Tinge. 10 and T.
Won handly by a length; a head between second and
third.
FIFTH RACE-THE DIsTAFF STAKES; for two-year-
old flies purse $1,000; penalties and allowances Five
furiongs.
NJ F. Dryers ch T. Cleophus. by wsgner-Linnie, :,
Mrs ~ c. Iittledeid irs b. T. Miss Prim. Ios .
jefferson Stables b. f. Lady Mitchell GRIMM 8
Winged Foot. 100 Mccaffer,yl. also ran
. ady Mchs and 10 to o winged Foot 10
out
Won ceveriy by a length: a short head between sec
end and third.
SIXTH RAcE-Purre $500: handicap One mile.
C. Fleischmann g. Sons CHI h. Lehman Lei by Harry HaTy
oEpl %aaee S b C. The Winner VIM 0 g. 100 HD
MScae y. t e. os sso ram
captain - 'V' fine :39i.
g to AND and o To csp %in"f 70 and
Won in a hard drive b. a neck length and half
between second and third.
SEVENTH RACE Purse $500; special weights. Five
furio.gs.
Bs@0nts Sr sh - nrandyvne by st. Si'1 Him
Goushacres stables ch, m: Lusre io7 Clayton, 2
Heresy 100 CIIrsch): Galiee. il2 Dogse,D and Con
triton iO7 (Keefe' also s9m Tar. OK.
Betting gsndyTins to and to ors ls ses and =,
5; Contrition 10 and 4
Won in a drive by a head three lengths between
second and third
To-DAYs ENTRIES AT BRIGHTON BEACH.
FIRST RACE-Purse $500: selling allowances Ono and
sixteenth miles
air. R.a"" f. ks sIss s. S.
Copyright Premier
Darisn 10
SECOND RACE--Purse 500: for maiden two-year-olds
selling allowances. One-haif mile
simonian ........... ia King Bon 102
onnia EloisA .....llO Friendship ............. 10l
Ios c,,lev los Sedsewck .............. 1Ol
Motorrnan ...... yildz ...................l0l
Tea ca5d., ...... l04 Athy ..................l0l
TJttIa Niger Sally lol
pen Ronald ................1 0l
Maud Adams .... 1902 C,nspirator ............ .I0l
Emily Henderson lO2 Atantus IS
THIRD RACEPurse $500: for three yearolds selling al
iowances Six furongs