New-York tribune., 1896-07-28
1.M1LToN IS SUSPENDED.
ouroN STEWARDS ACT UPON HORN
PIPES PECULIAR RACES
CAGE REFERRED TO THE JOCKEY CLUB
"" r,S decided AT BRIGHTON
rAvoRIrEs BEATEN IN FIVE
IF THEM

,,racted upward Of 1900 race
Bneh'on ,rock Yesterday afternoon. Seven races
eoers .aoa IN a manner that was SATISFACTORY "
se'e se'es,a,ors with. perhaps. the single e~eeP''o
he oor,est won by Captain 1. Inc o""''' ~,
~" an fayorite at TO on MS cha"0e''
IN ,-.ouertly hits his knees when raolns q.
swain iie =, sneed The sharp turns at Brighton
high ra.r - sa,r n "pound himself in racing TO
sauseu - and he fell back. ignominiousiy
t.aten by Captain /" ~ ' '~'
~. sorrow OF the bettors. ,naor NJ,
ns -, was suspended for the remaihuei y,
- u-,shton Beach meeting ana MS v"'o 80
~ ~,.uards of the Jockey CLUB hai'i,.'o'. no
- r,anv races this year that nave caiieu io
ndaen me- r,,;c,sn,s by the press and the pup
r,e marvellous change OF iorih '""' - -.
"a ,oke action was caused by the oeiea' oi
uornpipe Thursua! an
.,,aa ny him SaturuN' ,
sN ,s,,gatiou Of Hamilton was mos' SCARF
Inv. ,or-reaching: hence the reference Oh 'ne
uls ,na stewards Of the Jockey CiuD' Inc MAI
'~, a, Brighton hSve decided 10 use uias'0
.,res % insure honest racing II neoese".s
..ss.vs who ride suspicious races VIII oe
'oeA.'S oo,rack in TIE colors they ride in' ana
on 'he N,.~s sent 10 them by their Wallets
the'' e, who was the favorite at TO on
Inc 200 had 40 difficulty In winning easily
VI INV eth from Cromwell. who was second'
py nDr, - = third in the fast time for the dis
-. ono mile and sixteenth OF l*H.'
'ai.ee, Ja,,se ats to5 in the betting rompeo nome
w. easiest possible manner. length IN iron' o'
" -, -. :, ,fteen twcyear-olds In hali-mie oasn'
he'u u 40" -as scond and Prisoner third
Kseues Harpsichord won the third
'a'"oS o..so,,e vas.he favorite at TO on In the
parpsichod was well played at 10 :
Oe'n ,.r chance. The field was In line when
tr,aI was giwn for the start Dogget On
s,,s hesan 10 pull up and lost several lengths
and
.~-d headed winning easily by two lengths
sea,. coss.t,e who closed up lot Of ground but
M I.o" unah,e 10 reah the leader. Emotional was
third p-.rdv-
tn the surprise many shrewo turifnen oi ~"us
=, nos made n even-money favorite for tho
fourth PeepoDay was a, 10 ;siixcnt Ir er BET
,nrs peep O. Day made all the running anu 80 W.
easily by Two lenths from Brandy VINE essiIT
s.aien BY CaptainT.. who was quoted al @ 10 ny ~
tie captain pa Tbie u ed ana nd spHrs pe 70 The
swain the DAILY onddate won by neary tr ,wo c.
The sixth ,as hsfmee e,Shsy sSTSoy youngs,ers
started Meadowhorpe was the favon'e az ~ y
money. Takanasee was secoIo Gh01ce 0n 20 at ,5 TO /
Iospett Tns beat thegate He broke from behind the
ned with Takaassee and Sc secured en sv yHT ength at
the finish from feadowthorpe. who was @ unsoe no ,o
get through II -a ruok was aa' mira nd-"a' COW" III"
TssT5e was etrefney lively on the seventh race
lr-sr. aT The ;cCafTerty contingent bet thousands
J, d,liars On ennel, while the Canadian crowd
" =. 80 sccentl 10 against Halfing. The
TsoroI2 made ne running until the backstretch
80 raached hen McCafferty ranged alongside
~. b,,, witb Kennel Sloane, The Dragon,
,,rsaj his mont and kept him at his work In
-nnt,r, ,ha IA turn McCanerty On Kennel. was a
it.,in - anxds 10 get the lead and took the rail
s si' N eudden,v iat The Dragon stopped abruptly,
-. NC many ersons 10 believe that he had broken
an.-n Esnns led until furlong from home, when
,ba Tsanadian began to shout with glee. as Hafing
Ia nn ,rorif4 in beating Kennel by length at
- ~ ming ost The Dragon third. Sloane
,nsds cia irpf foul against McCarerty. The stew
ards called lcCafferty into the stand and heard
S;s version u the affair The result was the
,r,rn, discaincatiOn OF Kennel. The horses
- Hp.sra 'n,acej,s follows: Hafng first, The Dragon
second andf3risk third.