New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-25
.ur BRIGHTON BEACH RACES
,rxp.s PECULIAR CHANGE OF FORM
,u,1ASr yocKEYsHIP-MR. swI-

!eovosdable absence OF X A Swiser'' o"'"e ~
J" r,sss OF MS wife. furnished some o. tno mem
,be racing Ku-K:ux Kan an opportunity "
ss7 o,e Of their celebrated schemes IL Is
eve W 81, among turfmen that many turf
csn1nS ,,oar have been carried through by Few
tschs W. M received valuable assistance IN
rSl- ,her schemes from a wel-known piuise'.
f'''' s.orousiy ignorant about turf na'ters' anu
WV -. not The slightest conception OF iorih ou.
y" - MANY daring punges on horses tha' uid
a possible chance on their previous ra0es'
~ No succeeded in winning when the p'uhee
.as sent into the ring. The tricKs'ers iei' no
s.,,,,-ned 10 cast suspicion upon reputable 'uri-
r'ae " sa,.o-s who lost heavily owing TO their
n m This band of WORTHLESS was absent
- The Aoueduct meeting. Consequently the
~ that contested for the purses there ran Iruo
,o-,, IN many cases. and the attendance at
- .ouai,,-. races encouraging Inc re)ec-
- " c Days entries. the changing OF Jockeys
..,,n instances. and the watchful alertness OF
,cnr officials at Aqueduct restored to some
W . 49, o,,f ience of racegoers, who were firmly
'-,,s that II form existed in crippled selling
- /. e absolutely certain that 1t exists in
sxaes Of a higher class
~ meeting at the Brighton Beach racetrack
- auspiciously. X. A. Swigert. the oricia4
-o,d kept the Jockeys and trainers under strict
u-r4sion and noted comparatively few suspicious
- IN any OF the races run under his vg1lant
ss..sr,ay and to use the expression OF one of the
-, urho pro,ited greatly by ReI-ps victory In the
- raee: The boys just took little chance
-, snu1ed I'D a deal and got away with the
noney
EVERYBODY who pays the slightest attention TO the
,oras O. the horses is aware that Remps true form
r,ses him among the twoy ear-olds that have pre-
,.rssons 10 class II IL also well known that Remps
performance his last previous was not within
,nrrfS ~ Successful
favprs yesterday at 2 10 l. Break o Day and Nina
Louise were at 20 ! each. Remp was at TO
until the horses were their way 10 the post. when
q raid was made on the ayers-of-odds and a cyclone
Of Remp money swept through the ring. The start
was a good Nina Louise made the pace with
Set Fast the runner-up until the turn for home
was made when Gardner on Nina Louise went wide
ara -1ed the leaders well out into the middle or
The track This gave Remp and Successful chance
10 come through the rail with decided advan-
age Rernp winning by a neck al the finish from
Successful, who beat Nina Louise who was third by
the same distance for the place. II is possible that
the race was truly and honestly rum but the COM
nent OF weknown bettors and the remarks made
by the ayers-of-odds, combined with the long
drawn-out stories about combinations on the turf.
would certainly hsve caused stranger from Hack
osductve 10 the welfare Of the brighton Association
to permit horses 10 ove1ts track that are likely
10 bring the racing into dsrepute owing TO the per
yerseness OF their owners trainers and jockeys or
he horses themselves. There are some stables on
he turf that might well be dispensed with. well
James Rowe has the right Idea about racing. Mr.
Rowe does not believe in retaining any horse in
he Brookdale Stable that Is not cons stent- More
yer ne does not believe in starting horses In the
,rookdale coors II they fail 10 do In their races
that they accomplish In their private trials. The
opular Brookdale trainer does not expect TO have
II his horses I'D 10 the form OF Requital or One-l-
owe but ne does believe in consistency. no matter
hether the horses are up 10 stake form or are sell
II the owners of consistent horses lose races by
hanging Jockeys the stewards are justified in maxi
themselves
ngs, and horses that have proved their class IN
t aTe So Obey mpcy the orders Of the
rainer whom they ride for.
Sloane. who is nov the favorite lshtweight Jockey.
possesses the confidence Of the public and Of the
ns has psosd By rs
n attempt was made TO approach Sloane by one OF
r;ernpt was repulsed by a threat to report the at
npt 70 the stewards Cons .e some Of the
the sure thing races groan in dismay when
name rides odds-on favorites. as he rides them 10
Insh Reel. Regulator and Lady Inez were ridden to
aoney fayorie. was badly beaten in the fifth race
nd could do no better than 70 finish fifth. Bur-
defea was to the sons s5
riyiant race on Reguator and won by superior
ION the last easily from Emma c.
DETAILS OF THE CONTESTS
rRsr RACE-purse $500; selling allowances On. mile
z Seeeran's oh. {. Connosseur. by Sir Modred-
= n. Wallacs's B. C. Manchester. j. io4 ~ a. Hill ?
Maple Prince. 81 diewl,J; FIorena Hubbard 70 q.
omoka Is OConnor). Bon Amt 50 Hirsch) and Shelly
u''is. loi 'Gsrcner) . also ran
Betiins-Connoisseur 20 and out Manchester |
or.oa Hatbard 20 and s. Kaii.rkoe 20 and s. Article
and Tomoka. GO and %; Bon Ami 20 and s; Shelly
Won easily by two lengths: half length between |
oond and ;hire.
EooND RAcE-Purse $500: for two-year-olds; selling
allowances. Five furongs
n Wallace. oh. Rsmp by Hoyden EdTar On
.nsico Stables b. + Successful, Hirsch)
Break o'Day. 90 Powers. Olivia L. 81 III. Harris,
ta $ 0Connor set Fast 90 ear 30 HarTson
Neerne.erl and Cardinal. JOG tcar. I'D GI. Lewis
ss,,neIRemp sna to 5; successful 1c G.s a1d to
T. ( Sfa g. forian % and s., Fast 10 and
Ascsil 81 and 10. Don Bias. 80 and 10; AOnwood 40
Won IN hard drive by head same distance be-
'esn second and third.
HIRD RACE--Purse $500: for maiden three yearoids:
special weights one mile.
.s Hi Stables B. (. Triilette. by Eothen,Trtli,
i. stables Dr. Eliza Belle io7 ......... DogretD
Dsns @ ..s Mex be1rsa @ n Sa
..Is, M car 100 ~ a. i lev TssP M gsr
z. also
Tire-l4Iix |
Rs:.ng-Trilet,e TO . and 3 to 8: Eliza Belle. and
% Nick Johnson and 2 Dolando. 20 and s. Bergen.
and 4 Gl-Ggowrie. 10 and A. Outgalop Is and U;
'ahr. 10 and / Osteeta 20 and g.
Won in a by twelve lengths two lengths between
cn1c ana third.
oCRrH RACE-Purse 5000: special weights; selling al
owances. Five furlones.
Fie.schnann & Sons Oh. T. Irish Reel. by Exile
Round Dance. yrs. 100 D.-....... tsosnc)
:. s'asss ch. Religion 3 81 [ lNan
KknneSunk. lOs III: Lady Greenway 81 Powers
d irVana * TIirsch) also ran.
Time ON.
ee;,lrg-Irsh Reel. and out; Religion. IL and
I; Rgh, ROYAL. 10 and =: Kenncbunk. 10 and 3;
acy Greenway Is and ?. Irvana, 40 and s.
Won under pull by length ard half: a head be
wen second and third
18TH RACE-Purse 500: for two-year-oids; allowances
Five tur!ongs
- "sisc- ~ ID. .sioane(
--eh stAfles b. c. 1araDtO ~. HewitO |
ps.eschnann q Sons cb Doomfu, 9s. tHirsch)
no''ercam. lis IA all Burlesque, us (simsl; Miss
1gxtll !