New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-11
RACING At BRIGHTON.
A coop.sIzEp CROWD IN ATTENDANCE
rAvoRlrEs BEATEN IN FIVE OFT OF THE SIN
CONTESTS

rAyoRrrEs BEATEN IN FIVE OFT OF THE SIN
Old raceecers were surprised at the size OF me
..,.r6arce A. the Brighton Beach races yesterday
afternoon The numAer present was iuly up " VI.
average attendance of the meeting ue"s""u
hreexe cooled the atmosphere. and the spectators
were comfortable until the nth race was caieu'
when the breeze died away and the racesoe'S SUI
fered accordingly. $50
Riley Grammar present and was Warmly i
ceiyed by his turf associates Grammar eVoehtN
wade A careful study of the logbook OF La
Normandie and discovered that Runaway ana
Maud Adams were what is commonly caleu 'i"'"o'
&, tho rarance of the turf. The youthful plungcr
backed them in their respective races, ana "'co'"-
ing 10 the reports OF the layers OF ODDS ne won ~
heavily that he bent the ring in several places
Other reports made him win on other races during
the day. Grannans maritime experience mas e,'-
IDENTIFY made him familiar with tho tides at Brieh-
ton hence his marvellous success IN selecuhs WIN
ners Yesterday afternoon. Nobody can zen! '""'
every race at Brighton well contested WIN
the single exception of the first race III ""'',
Kennebunk failed to run anywhere near as wen
as he did In his las, previous timc out IL was
rcror,ed that Kennebunk is 20 be put 10 steeple-
chasing nj once II the report be true many oct
toys will rejoice. Some of the layers OF ouuS ""N
accumulated SO much money owing 10 'ie ''
tnuous defeat Of public iavoriies that they tame
advantage Of every report OF winnings d! oHe %
the heavy bettors and endcayor TO make the pup"'
believe that they losns money NhoI o",
man fails 10 meet his Obligations ana Is ,e
10 the ring 10 the amount Of upward o. SV"''
somebody in the ring must certainly ne lar ''"'"u
of the general public. who pay as they so
The fayorites were beaten in five out Of the SIX
races yesterday afternoon, as the iia~'s'
Abbott deadhcat practical deiea' 'o' i""
let who was at 20 on In the p''""7'
raral DISPLAYED another brilliant bit OF Jockey
ship On Lehman Yesterday and defeated DC"
Eder the Western era; win Sn"]'"e '"'''
'i Rta ne WEIGHTS in ali races and improve the
quality of racing 10y giving the htaNY"eis"' JUN
sunny slope surprised many spectators ana i,
many spectators by winning hanHcap a. SutnTity
SandlassG, Sop nd So FAST scottish Cheftain. an
0 0ns VIII" carried the Kccnc coors in the two
year-old handicap, was JuinilGtn re5 o.' - '"'
That Mohawk Prince would nave nceil tNt ~. ~:
oose 10 The Dwyer lily we're good gen
orally conceded at the Brighton raGR to as
sist in starting the horses az the post one OF 'hen
can an, eaS raCe ' WHEN will be run to-day between
Rhodesia and Clcophus did not cause many heaN!
Wass S ire,., hat il is 10 on Cleophus but in
snite OF that fact II Impossible 10 secure 10
against Rhodcsia
DETAILS OF THE CONTESTS.
FIRST RAcE-Purse $500; special weights Five fur
F. L. rarker's blk h. Runaway. by HarolamI.ney
,. Lsie pon SIs en- Hernia g. Gford, 2
!" Ouislev's en- c. Kennebunk. 4 107..... tpoggetp
iD m Y s UlEn ccco ic aard nheancs
IS dambley. Berradine. 8" 'Coyle)' and Neneua IL
'hee'e'' "'' Time-l:o2s
nebgnk to and 70 8, Fonhogfnes and 5 to $ Mrs
s ssd g. ~ anu '''''''''''' ''
second and third
SECOND RACE Purse $500 for maiden two-year-old
au,es; selling allowances Five furlongs
J. McI.aughlins h. T. Maud Adams by Candlsmas-
sp fnEt'S y Hamprons b. f. vn,a ,sco,9
BTsasdas sS a. ol S5 Apn sv ~ TieuS
de Luce ice walker Merry SAINT o !in;em yanEss
'Kesfs' and osracsed loe 'n oa also ran
1se,,ng-Maud Adams and even: vinita. 10 and 8
vaorous, and to o Wood6,rd and 70 . Fleur de
sS ns' 10 san: IT I" 70 and 3 Helen f. and
Distressed X and 8
Won handy 10y length and half; length between
second and third.
THIRD RAcE-rurse 500; special weights Five fur
VS. pgrch.s b Bessie Abbott by Judge Morrow Morrow
D. Gdeon's ch 6, Hazic by sensation-Almy;,
Erie s tab e ca ch T. Rssi9a 3 d4mbey3
Luser, lo2 clayton. Mangrove loi Gardner. and
D''"''s' Time-1:o1s.
Dead heat: purse divided
and out: Religion and 3. I.ustre TO and 2
8: Mangrove 10 and !, Domingo 10 and =.
Dead heat between Bessie Abbott and Hazle Religion
was third: beaten by two lengths.
FOURTH RACE-Purse 500. handicap One and one
sixteenth miles.
gs:GnsDp hoS sss: q . h. S h@'n by Tssy
W A. chanders b. A. Aurelian, s. 1o5.... Clayton 3
Beung-Lehman. 8 TO 5 and out Ben Eder. 4 to 5 and
out. AuTeian. and out.
Won cleverly by d length a half head between
second and third.
FIFTH RACE-Purse sGoo; handicap: for -year-olds
Five furlongs.
Jere Dunns ch. f. Sunny Slope. by Esher-Me,a 10
C Jscobs's ch T. Set Fast Os ........... tCoyiie,
BrSGsdas S@oe re, srsp co rs
CTaraD; Tripping 10 Sins: Forian. 9s tKeefep. Bur
iesque ia ,DoggetO; swamp Angel. loo Gowers). and
1""' 90 ~ '' Time~1:o1fz
sna S' M sH1 and Snq
Chieftan. 2 and 3 3. Tripping $ and g. Florian ~
and g. BurAsque, and ?; swamp Angel Is and 8;
RIfer. Is and G.
Won clevery by leneth distance between second
and third
SIXTH RACE-Purse $500; selling allowances on. mile.
J. A. BENEFITS Oh. c. Dogset'. by The Bard Rose
py DIVERS Dr. h. Declare Z ii4........... Sims,
+. Resgans b. c. Van Brunt. j. lo4 Ccar 1o7);...,.
Lancer loi CKeefe,: Florena Hubbard, SIS Powers, /;
Es1s IS ss' ssr 1o sesea D1n RdT Us
(Hew;O and Truepennx iol 'oDonneD. also ran
Bet,ing-Dogsett and Z to 10 Declare 3 and 70 3:
h1I.ljallag'.