New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-30
N OFF-DAY AT BRIGHTON
o,rrs BEATEN IN FIVE RACES.
49,. xrAucHLlS vrNpIcArEp-xAN1 PEOPLE
AT THE TRACK.

aosR
.oueduct by winning the his law
reach yesterday afternoon ..,,,,ea e.,
ton ',,ss.isstior OF Premiers running
In e,.s,cst,on OF James Mclaughlin anu '"s -.
us '' ..o,nx Premier and the other horses ~ ~
s5s In racns N.Yaurh,n began his turf career
Hao'e, 80 AGO and in all that time nooody ever
reA" % cast suspicion upon ally ACT u "
S.s,,r,s either as Jockey s'a''e' u,.n
N.e IN right however. TO ASK ques.o 49,.
= ..ce erraticaliy. The honest 'urin.. -, .,
' HV' to fear and some OF the rOeueS ~''
~ discovered ,..s .hou. the own.
MARY po,,erdam who is registered o' ''o
- club as the property OF 'o"''
s.hv Georgian from Atlanta ,s % NJ,
~~,su Keene. who has peen eoni ~.
f0N"a" ov.ral weeks by illness. was al io
.-ack Yesterday. ana in'e"NS :"
- 90 racing in the future. 49, .u.n.
Gme !" - who tried to entertain inc Puo"o
-, svaup Angel unawares. iurh's"eN
- fsvorite ridden by }. hi-., .,,,,o-r br,..
Su,rnn Angel Is evidently rs'ne' 90 r,n a,
rs she swerved ana sunni
The finish by lensu ,.+,o,s ~ MANY bettors
ha' ~. third race by length from inc
- ~ uho Is rapidly becoming d" s"S'''e
Pear r Taes gnarr real good inns frS n
&c 1on stable finished secon lhe winners in the
~ !. ukeiy 10 join in the RANKS -
ns nra forced Rotterdam S a1S vas half from Bun
The NTH race oy he tsvore in the betting At 70 .
Tashns at +; .9syori.s "souhsrnsy easily Red
IRON ase ,brd ST. Luke IeI'' ou he entoyed the
1deres taking syscs was again large. Here
the summary" nrTAILs OF THE RACES.
,cr-pu-,e $500. selling allowances Ono mile.
psiy. v0ey' by The saoF ( tT,Sf
y.'.s.ss' s S Ar'els ioi go sI9Ssy,
J. o BaTrs 1903 Sloane and King t. io4 'hea'eN'
also ran rime-1:424.
psfs"ass and Amanda w. 10 ~ anu OUT MN" ''
W., IN drive by neck a length and haif between
srcond and third
.n>oVD RACE-Pur.. $500 for two-year-old hies'
.p.clal weights. Five furiongs.
" Joynsr'. ch f. swamp Angel. by Masneti1 1snn
A., Eu' essr,. IL Lteaed ;r. b T. Chic. io7
soosaa. stable. vsorou c coc: ,c4 '.s1sv,
s,-pIs jacket lc7 Cwnsonl SALIVA Cea lo7 Cal los,)
ssbeeiy1. Agnes Hmyar. lOI tBergen)' ana h'nFahe'
aQ7 90 Leary), also ran 30
A as even to ane and g. eOo.
s ssa sO H FTTee IS and g. Hmyance 20 and
Wen in drive BY length: three lengths between eco
pnd and third
THIRD RAcE-Pu-. $500: special weights: penalties
W Donoauss ch g. Harrington, by M'er-G f5sGrS
coy y1r a. Ken,s b. c. The swain 4 ballard,
100 catonl Zsn0ns lo' GaI Pa oI Say ~
devils. also ran. ~
p..s.ns-Harrlns,on. and a. IN. Swain ana 49,
Prandysine to and 70 s. tnIrs 10 ans snS
Fay or Play, 50 and 10
Won in a drive by length head between second
md third.
FOURTH RACE-Purse $500; for two-year-oid mines;
special weights. Five furongs
MAJ, Byrness B. Pearl V. by savasor-Fsrsnss
s lC1 70 stable: ch + lgnarra io7 Grnin
Yer. punas eh + Bonnie Eioise o7 Gear 1922.
lo7 Taon Helen ii oi lCT sr s5s ana ana Xsns.
s.. i07 lear. 1924 (shsedyl' also ran
Ah5 . ma y Is and g. Kate M'c''1" 20 and
Won In a length; three lengths between sec
ond AID third
FIFTH RACEPurse 5000; for tw0-year-oids; penalties
and allowances. Five furlongs
sOhn F Ryan. b. c. Rotterdam by Hothsrh hlt0
Hsn'P Pste no r. tf c Bur,..qu. DIM
DSs &;oi5 nssss:1 .s ;Ss:s:
md if Sleepy Belle sis- 10 lewis.
e % mn s1G Mss /: Ba !: s:s f nar
E.h s,i 80 and To- sleepy Belle Is and 9
Won a drive by length; two lengths between sec
cod and third.
sNTH RACE-Purse $500: hurdle handicap. One and
one-half miles hurdles
Jams Cor5etts Oh. e. Flushing by Pirate OF Penzancs
-Eioss yrs. 1872 10. ..............:...... Mara
1 n crosby's b. g. southerner aged, i4s.. Veach)
J. p Dawes Oh. e. Red Pat 3. l4S. Dunlap 3
Day l25 (ueston), scud. 100 CSprague; MdFee y 100
is::8 and Uncle Lax Sni ~ aadsf'SS' also ran
Misunderstanding, 10 o and TO D; Southerner, 20
and 10 2 Red Pat and 2; Daily 20 and s. scud, 20
an Mdgeley, 30 and 49, St Luke ~ and 3: Wood
tort. 20 and s. Uncle Luke 20 and 8.
Won drive by half length three lengths between
second third. Uncle Luke fell.