The sun., 1896-07-28
HAMILTON Is SUSPENDED.
THE CASE OF HoRSPTPE's RIDER
GOES TO IHB JoCKET Clue
n Pair Crowa saa FIne sport at the Brieh-
tee Beach HeeSiaE Meade WITH orP~'s
Brtina.t TInIsh-BraseywIne B-atea
~ Peep o. Dsy-EssaeI DI-asann-S.

tee Beach Heer,aE -NeaSouthorp~'s :
Brina.i TIaish-BraseJ~Ine B-stea
~ Peep o Dsy-K~.ssI Da-asanns<.
The admission fee o. Sc AMI i1e fac; shat
Monday s an Of. day in rseir= Afa!rs Kept the
stteadahee dowa ~ 1.sOc persCas yesisrd.y At
Brirhtoa Beach. With hae weather = fast
track, And card that was above iLe average.
come eKceilen; spoTt Vas developed. and the
spectators weui home well pleased A:;er ccrzlaE Z
o6 vioiorio1s IA the daily set-:o with ;hs iATe.s
Of odds.
Tie stewards ot tie meeting gave iheir attsn-
tion 20 The Horapipe affair. and the ot7'cial de-
e.ston cf Nsssrs. 3 :. Hor!an6. william A.
EnCsnAn. ant A. II. Ba;:ersoy Was ;ha: HAn!l-
ton Be suspended FOR the remainder Of the meet
ing An5 that the case be referred 10 the locker
Club for snAl hearing and Hc;ion. The railing
90 far As Il goes, vas almost unanimously 40
proved By sDortsmsn who had witnessed Horn
ptpss easy defeat By Mirage on last THURSDAY
and his clever victory over te;;er horses two
days later. The feeling is general. however.
that tie inquiry shoald 60 beyond Hamiion's
riding: that IL he has doae wrong others Ar- be-
htad him In the absence Of direct evidence Of
fraad. and is Is understood that none has yet
been discovered, the common opinion is that the
revocation Of his license as a !ockey Is tie mos;
severe penalty in sight for Hamilton.
The e1rtAin raiser on yesterdays card car
ried little interest The Winner be!ng looked
upon As sure thing for first hoaors With the
betting 3 70 / on his chance against Gro mvell,
Emma c.. and Copyright. be laid within easy
striking distance OF Cromwell 20 the stretch.
and thea galloped 10 the frout. winning withou.
effort By halt length in the fAst time OF An.
The second race. 8 hAlf-ni!e dash for two
yesr-olds. brought out the largest feid OF the
meeting thus far. sixteen spunky youngsters
lining up on the backstretch behind the new
machine Nina Louise. Salaire, Tenpestuous,
and Mohawk Prince were the only tha:
sought the fancy Of the players. and they were
backed IN tie order named. Hurl aad Nina
Louise caused some delay 9: the post, the for
fner plung:nE through the barrier repeatedly.
while the fayorite spoiled O capital start By
refusing 10 break. Al the second attempt Nina
Louise got q running start from the rear
and went through the big Geld like sho: out
Of . gun. gaining the lead In the first Fifty
wards. She never headed. Joe HaymAu.
Kaiser Ludwig, and Edna D. made what con-
test there was for the lead to the stretch. but
and Prisoner finished heads apart. They ran
strong TO ,he end and brought Gardiner TO a
drive on Nina Louise in the last strides. al
though the fAvorite won by length.
Cassetie, who carried the money Of the talent
at 70 10 in the third race. got the worst OF the
start and was never in front simms nailed the
Iced with the keene candidate. Harpsichord.
end Of the mile Cassette made her run on he
far turn. but could not close the gap. HArpst.
chord coming on an easy winner BY about two
: o. q. p. Belmon,'s Brandyw!ne and J. H. Nc
considered as having a chance for the handicap
ssnd5d SIX fep9ngs o Ra,, AhopEa PseP pay ha9 se
won at q sprinting distance IRON hirh-class
horses In his two previous races. the talent for
isvorite. He never @ loHHed ike T winner :If at,eS g
the flag went down and Peep o Day shot to the
Almost tn II w hera Ior rksy-
aay If go so sPs rh
favorite from three lengths back. Brandyvine
ahnissed fast but Hs irs ,sfay ride and Peep
@ ta ehsRs beRnd The se va
Only Captain /. and The swain wen. to the
post for the htth race at a mile and sixteenth.
rakhed wts se sash sas hsel "a eses
Captain 7; woo easily. leading the way from
Although Tallahassee won the sixth race. a
hAlf-mile dash for two-year-olds. Jockey Simns
the honors fourteen went Ito to the pos post. o Alter
Nn,,: ihs start While Tskaaasses broke il front:
and the hlv at the end OF the, hrst
sgtdlohs; snd yet arI SO psrsisten,y did s!mms
battle, that Meadowthorpe was beaten Only a
Snort snort BALI length ;h a. the end She ran clear
burst of speed until the post Was passed. gain
ing at every stride. Simmss ride in the stretch
~ o-year-old- Tallahassee did not weaken for
his time for the four furlongs was O:isl4
fasher bi!l Days Florian ran good race.
The seventh race was not truly run and the
men who backed Tho Dragon to beat Kennel
and the rest lost their wagsrs through a foul
Sloane had the favor!te in front on the rail.
on Kennel attempted to take the track as they
entered the upper turn. He cut in too quickly. |
ing Sn aDits S MSe m SHd
fell back TO The ruck Kennel went on alone and
apparently had all the rest beaten when he
1o-to-1 outsider Halfnc up fast il the last fur
long and landed the race By length, The ORA
As the horses fnis6ed. but the stew Stewards ards pronpt ron
ly disqualified Kennel for McCafTerty's foul
Eids Ety,ng the place 70 the fAvorite and placing
brtak third. Summaries follow:
YrRsr RACE
s I9f s;es I se I'D, and SPward selling ps $500
third: one mile and siIteeuta. NV :"
W Il ~ Wshee. ala o b. The wiarer 5 by Favor.
GIls% ssyPs1: PsE:isat: sa f5oPTt g Tas
Copyright also ran
Hama e. is 70 cfoin~el 70 to Top copyr.sh,
sEcoSD RACE
StSS % nIsL s5 second and sss 70 iAiit 'q fogr
d Eugene Leixhr eh. Z. Nina Louise. by onontsxA-
siSois.ie s:s hilssa.ssy ssasys. .Ss
AAnoens pr l. PrlSoner VI tO'LeAry t.......... |
ContrActor Kaiser L1dwlx. Passover, Fratello No |
hawk Prince Joe HaynAn. Edna D., sslaire Ben Ron.
also ran " law NA'' '''- -o''4'" Ah' AiiH' 1aes
Time, e:5D.
gssuhsIIn IniTtsen TO 10 AEa!nst Nina Louise TO
p Free Lance; 10 10 Kaiser Ludwig. 10 10 Joe |
eaynan - To- Prisoner 10 to Passover. Is TO |
50 S's g fGaha anysSes 81 70
THIRD RACE
FOR three year olds: purse $500. OF which s4Oo "a
ertS $I3 70 second: and yes 10 third: one mile
J. r. y. r Kssne's eh- I. HArpsiehord, By Amphioa
Arsu:t Casop'S or: Eassette icT DoSSe;t
VIC DAYS ch T. Emotional. LOT 6Keefe) ........... |
The DTuid. Maple Prince. and King T. also ran
Bs.,ing--Tsu 70 on cass.,ts, to against Harpsi.
chord Is 10 King T. 81 TO / EuosonAI 20 10
kE1See Maple, 80 10 The Druid.
FOURTH RACE
ror threeyeAr.olts and upward handicap; pure
gIOn OF which $50 To hrsI, 500 second an. $50
70 third; SIX furlongA
James AeCorn!ck. b c. Pep O. Day. g. by Ayr
shirs-sundown, 100 y; sIoAn-l -, -,.-.
Y ID r. belnoni's ch {. Brandy wine T. to7 =. HID
e1Ar.: Ltuehs!d. sra, eh- T. Gradosa. 5. "a Red.
Juno and Runaway also r.a