New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-06
FIVE FAvORITEs LOSE.
RACING AT THE BRIGHTON TRACK.
MANY VISITORS HAVE HARD TINE NHN'
80, vvopn ABOUT THE HANDIcAPs.

RAClNG AL iIlE
MANY VISITORS HAVE A HARD TIME NnN'
coo1-A WORD ABOUT THE HANDlcAfs'
:, nae no. at the Brighton track yesterday af'e1-
noon A light breeze made the top TO" y, 80
IN the grandstand extremely desirable pu. INC '"sn
~ho ,emnt ackie fortune by betting on the races
sw.tared on the lawns and in the betting rhg' anu
grew warmer and warmer as the iaVoiie' va
bowled over until the downfai OF ue mo-
second choice In the hurdle race purneu '"e,,,
cr,s, In the language OF the betting men, Nea,iy
every intelligent racegoer carried copy u =,
rr;huns and the few intelligent racegoers "iio
could not secure Tribunes at the hoteis d. ny
zach borrowed copies from their neighoors Inc
turf articles in yesterdays Tribune were
commended by the better class OF racegoeis' 80
chsnya has been made and w. s. Vosburg VIII
ACT as oficiai steward at Brighton during the rest
of the meeting. beginning his duties on oa'"u"s'
w 9 yosburg as a steward should greatly encour
age the men who appointed him. as he knows dbl
about pedigrees and possesses the faculty Oh as
Stunning a mysterious air upon the siishtes. pioNv
a,ion Racing is safe, as IL ever was, Win sue"
an admirable selection OF men to guard i's me-
ests and TO prevent rascality and suspicious iiue
or in-and-out running. 1t Is safe TO ahtcipa'e "
new departure In excuses ior Viianous '" .
paeeSoers are likely to be informed that the gfea'
pranddam OF Captain T. cribber or that Fo-
ley's grandsire had prediction Tor eating ''i'
tles in preference to hay: consequently n-and-ou'
running must be expected II the pedigrees VI whey
and Captain T. carefully CONSIDERED
8 s. Rowland has done spendfdly IN the s'e"
ards. hoy and has tried his best TO please. MT
Rowland is q painstaking, conscientious omcial "ho
accented the place OF steward to I'LL the place OF
r. A. Swigert temporarily. as the latter lh'ehuS "
be absent for time The stewards oi .ne
Jockey Club selected w. S. Vosburg to MI 'he
place. o,r
Tod Sloane yanders around the grounds In long
white buster and white kid shoes. Sloane attracts
much attention and receives much sympathy iio''
his many admirers ,., .A
Horseowners are thoroughly disguised WIN 'he
band,caps at Brighton Beach, which are so con-
,o,aa that only the lower order of selling paters
accent the imposts. The racing yesterday was any
thing but acceptable to the heavy pettors' 'Ne
fayorites were defeated to the dlsmay Vi '.o
spactators Tremargo and The Dragon won theii
respective races but were at pronibitive ooos III
the betting. The Dragon was RIDDEN oy s."o.o
how who wore whiskers Of Populisuc dimensions
but that did not prevent the public from oe'',,e
4 to l on his chances. Tremargo, al o u on IA '
betting had no difficulty in defeating the oIoina'
cattle which were pitted against him. Marshai
,,egan the punishment of the wise men VINO Nisii
brighton by winning the first race In drive from
Premier, with Sir Dixon, the favorite, third Mar
shall was heavily backed at to py some s1le" W
bettors who Was al to in the bet
Ting Sir Dixon, jr.. the choice OF the men Zen
CHANCES ss' M sTse consSared bera ODDS
When the flag fell Kallrhoe raced in the leaa iOa
collapsed Premier held the lead until
for the run in when DSsge' bor se and in
not finish managed to land Marshal winner ~ "
head Coye rode superb race s IP Ss skin and
energy to defeat him. Sir Dixon was h EVA e~
fas'9r e d Of sse fass asous
the post in the second race: ); r. r. M hetfinr
Hsms r. Keene Ben Ronald second choise
Am9st everybody had nser rp ON ma ane
in the result splendid start was ene Ssd Ken
Rena n,o ssdseWick King Bon and Maud
were the contenders from post to hnish Siayt1 20
superior iockeyshp at the finish. King Bon was
third Tremargo who was at to on IN in Isv 1es
front after es fall Whining 1 the
Belle who four Length, for for he Ras sion
in an alleged handicap that was the fourth race
the programme 9S Ro,,srdam was the hottest kind
Of favore at 10 to on s0 thor was sesiy
s sar e cnosf y was 10 in the
warmly supported by many inteligepnt oet,of tors
was lett left at the post Foran for three fur
with se ssn h Sunny @
lead and remained there to the finish finish Slow Poke
was secSnd ana %as aaothsr scramble
for two-year-oids. Kaiser Ludwig. who was the
> s Sss Sa.s4 hSa
WS Was the horse in the race B to
was freely accepted against his chances IT., ,.oo
WA. on sy ST. Luxe sontherner Was second and
Marble third Flushing fell at the last jump. when
Jockey Musster on the
Give TO the welfare Of Brighton Beach II the racing
over obstacles at that track be abandoned Here
are the summaries:
DETAILS OF THE CONTESTS.
FIRST RAcE-Purse $780, for thrce-year-olds and up
ward: selling allowances One and sixteenth miles.
W. stearss b. h. Marshall. BY vougeur-Hard7
J. Iei i XII ms ch C Premier Syls
MIRAGE is e. sms1 Rairhoe ics GeaesS and Copy
right, III Reefe'. also r ran. ,..sL
Be,uns-Mar.hsil and to s. Premier and to 8;
ss P g Rshoe s and 's g. Copyright W and g.
Won In drive by a head two lengths between second
and third
SECOND RAcE-Puse $500; for maiden t~oyear-olds;
selling allowances. One-half mile
and p Ksenes Dr. g. Ben Ronald BY hnSS0
j, !s: sny H,ni:r..S i 10 Ss1
s e.. i 10 w III oE ssy xsy
s onsy is 'S I Bs snd na.
Ronald snS ssSsSi1 n, 10 H lend
x Kim BON and anf @aSa
addy and Hssp: 20 and s. and d to S s. T
81. .9s f and s. Joe cds'' 80 and 10;
Lottie H., 70 ana o.
Won in q drive BY head; length between Seconu anu
third.
THIRD RAcE-Purse 5000; for hresyear-oids selling
allowances. Six furlongs.
Sensation Stables br. Tremargo. by Fremont 9.
C. n.n 'sisas lsI sr.; b
Erie Stables Dr. I. Eliza Belle. 93 .powerS 9
Emotional 100 (Keefe). Trlefe. lOA utilD ana hoyal
Rover. IS lCoyiie). also ran ar
Betting-Tremargo TO 8 and out; Graziosa, and TO
f. Riira Belle and to 8; Emotional. % and 4; Tri-
iette 10 and 3: Royal Rover. % and a.
Won easily by two lengths: lengths between SEC