New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-01
BRIGHTON UNDER A CLOUD.
RACING AND RIDING OF POOR QUALITY.
MEETING WHICH is NOT GIVING SATISFACTION
EXTENSIVE CHANGES FOR THE
nrrrER NEEDED.

things happened at both places that poth were pun
under n BAN Why the Jockey Ciuo Arrows '"oine
at Brighton Beach, when II refuses 10 s"e I've
-. 20 Parkway and Providence, Is not OBJ
,,ou. on the surface No more devious ana per-
verse wanderngs from the path OF rec'''uuo We.
evident at the little track near the N,"es 1870
cycle path at the CHER city vi i" -
,hon some of those which have been cohsPi'uou'
=, ,his meeting at Brighton Beach. Inc pam
.A,h "a that many Of the performances AT
brighton since this meeting began nave oe.n VI
sort TO damage the turf In this STATE seiiou'y' 90
.ome Of the occurrences OF yesterday "e'o "V' VI
nature TO restore public confidence or u oe"eI'
tho snort or to crafty the friends oi ho'
Ing ~ ,,.o.s,aysr who had
In the fourth race at mile Deersias e.,
heen running well recently was an over 100
savorite I'm the betting at ODDS on O.' W. ~
started Deerslayer came in a bad last "" ~
Dalv.s Pearl Song at long odds. caP'uieu me-
80 NTH astonishing ease. The entries Oh W. y.
nav were refused at AQueduct A re" ehei',es "
honest racing sought TO ma EXCUSES o A.
Does not the turf In this State deserve W " ~,
s,roved since II Is still possible TOT man 49,
paws record to run his horses on trachs 49,
90 under the sheltering arm OF the Jockey |iup
Deersaver was so badly beaten. ana 'he "ho'e
affair was so dolorous. that II 'ehueu "
the dangers which now threaten every r"oe0'"'o
In this part Of the county. g., A., ..,rd
Medica was short-price favorlte III '"e '
80. She &c Eighty and erratic flly. ana the
,.h,a whose colors she carries Is somewhat nisn'y
and erratic Medica third at the e'o' AN Wv
slider Dolando. was the winner. l.,
Sims rode the odds-on favorite. Meado"'horpe' III
the nth race The colt wretchediy' ana was
not oven near third place. Since sims retuihVu W
The East from his Western trip ne mas iluue"
rrnber Of fayorites in a manner which causes III
tense pain to the judcious observer IL II u l
that he secured first place in the second race WIN
the favor,te Flying Squadron. but II was h'e'
es,,np 10 note the difference between MS rlohs vi
last SATURDAY. III tne
.scond race last Saturday Flying Squadron was
the favorte and she was ridden by Sims MS
riding was ANYTHING but brilliant then ana the
FLY unplaced.
Marshall was dug up from the grave IN 'he III -
race and carried off the prize with that me spec-
mon of rank in-and-outer. Chugnut. in second
place Agitator who third was an odds-on
favorite but he is an extremely difficult horse 70
f fn1e the race for s. 900 from James Mccormick
and rode the horse himself he ana ms pen tbis
brute as Taral could handle him. With TARA IN
the saddle, Agitator would probably have peeh
One Of Tarars eyes has become badly nhamed'
and he was d mot s0g INV 70 Ka u had Been working
we'll and he backed her freely in the SIKH o race
she Would win But Mr. Jones made the colossal
bunder OF his life in putting Walker on kar d1a
for the Populsts but jockey he Is OF niue
more help TO horse than postage stamp Sauyn
could ride a horse almost as effectively as Walker
Mr.. Jones SUFFERED aSO1lZlns 'uiN
mind as he sax his good money ana the me E9Ta
money Of all his friends thrown away by inc l'e
nS oueneher Of severe pain Mr Jones will find
ant-kammia gentle and suitable. bul ne VII i NJ 49,,
anguish of having certainty in race Of back,
Ing that certainty heavily, of telling all heir Ir'ehus
certainty become collapse because , boy COL OF
Walkers feebeness cannot 90 ]n.c 6roDped dead
from less severe shocks than that. A. laSt ao-
counts several bs reef of Mr. jones as it
feared that he still suffering from sh0cK. Ba.
tSetie is expected 10 recover in time with careful
nursing: 1t is most important nt"en n II anv of
his friends are allowed to see him; they must on no
account even WHISPER Of 'ha arma may have relapse
Sims was on Midas In the sixth race ana ne !, he
that Sims is suffering from locomotor ataxia or
some trouble of tnat sort? Since ne Gam1T ootion
out Of most Of the which he has ridden ,b
Bessie Browning w%s 80 1sq most dazzling
tpiumph in few days. 1n-and-out running Is
epidemic in these DAYS. .. cha oen,orah,e
buresque of racing which took piaSe IN 1oe viii
the so, yr o yt ths place again But there
some persons who are not senslple'
DETAILS OF THE CONTESTS
r1Rsr p ,CE-Purse $500: selling allowances. One mile
W. stears's b h. Marshall by Voltgeur--Hara 70 Zen.
r. yTs 5ls b. g cgsnu, T s}ssTs
rlss;"n IIs araner) Van Brun Ill dinD; Dssie 10
1,s Giar6eej Hernia, aS GiirscO. and Restraint NO
ccoimer also ran TYme-l:4sN.
Betting; AZ pna out illusion 81 Van Brqnt
10 and 4; Dalgretto IL and 6; Hernia IL and - re
s,raint IS and q.
WON in drive by half length; a length between sec
ond and third
SECOND RACE-Purse $500; for two-year-olds special
weights Five furlongs
+ n Ke sSs f ie5 i iyns 'FD'Ds Sims
W c DAYS en- f. floFan ,, 100 is GHiiD 3
Mccall SarD; yaor9us 100 'c Ga cooS 9g ane &C.
los (3aiard). also ran ,oq,l
BengFyns sqaaGr9 and to 70 81 an Mccall 10 and
and 2 salaIe 70 f, SIa T. and g. Fortune and
&; second Chance s and g.
Won handny by lengths; same distance between
second and third
THIRD RACE-Purse. $500: for maiden three-yearo'os
selling allowances Five furlongs
r G. westmore's b. g. Dolando by Powha'tanL,Ba a ,
6isn 1i y so o br Annie sweet. lInD
Sensation s1 s.s Is M ,S@ers Sir Arlington
ueaey5 coiqmbis IS cGyel ca Beie io sr
ais. aisc ram ran '''1e'''' ,.o,,
O. % and and to An" cap sTSe Russell
g. Sir Anson Columbia r. 10 S,s and 10 = ah Sse
4, 2 Soa 70 na 70 A anG Ma aaS Di's and
Won in drive by a half length; head between second
and third.
FOURTH RACE-Iurse 5000; handicap One mile
w Dalys ch h. Pearl Song by Fal'e''o oKeeae,
Thorn, yrs. Nv 10 .
Covington & Kents b. The Swain 1O6 G'alaIa 2
w C. Rollins b. c. Deerslayer 4. 1l2 uogg-'O 3
Tire :42&
Betting-Pearl Song. 10 and 6 10 ,; The swain 10
and to 8; Deerslayer. ! TO B and out
Won easily by lengths; three lengths between SEC
and third.
FIFTH RACE-Purse $500: for two-year -olds; selling
allowances. Five furlongs.
w Hayward's b. (. Mana H., by Falsetto-Vendu
j r. 4 F p Keenes ch. c. Tragedian 90. .(Sloane 2
A. Lakelands Oh. e. Brighton 81. HARRIS 8
Kleppe~ 20 (car 90 (HewitD, Meadowthope. l0I
(snsj: Wyalusng g3 Giirsch) Tempestuous, rs (Mlle
# W w ps (Gardlner) Sleepy Belle, 80 tMaher and
Altonwood. tNeimeefl. also ran
Time-i:0iA
Betting-Nana H.. 3 and 10 3; Trxgedian. TO and
even; Brighton 2; Keeper. 10 and =; Meadow
aitsinQ Oanf4 st,iOtls