The sun., 1896-08-14
REGULATORS HANDICAP.
AS OUTSIDER FROM THE KEBHE
STABLE WINS THE STAKE.

arrange a lonE-distance race for the closing
days OF the summer meeting at Brighton Beach
met with a rather poor response from the horse
owners yesterday. Although the association
hung up the liberal sum of $1,000 for race at
two miles only three horses were entered for the
purse, and of this meagre field Nanki Pooh de-
| olined the contest at the last moment leaving
only Mirage and Emma c. to start
Itis q Circumstance Of note. II not OF siRnih-
| canoe. that two OF the three horses entered for
| the only two-mile race run IN the East this sea-
son were got by tho imported Australian sire
| Darebin, son OF Musket, who was the champion
cup horse OF his day in country where distance
| racing has not yet been supplanted by hve-fur-
long sprints. Another fact worthy of note s
that the low-stridng easy going Emma C.. by
| Dareb!n, made show OF her American bred
| opponent, Mirage, going to the front early in
the race, leading all tho way, and winning In
| the hollowcst possible style.
| Louise y. graduated from the ranks OF maiden
| three year-olds in the nve-furong selling race,
which opened the days sport. Her opponents
| were very common lot, and the illy was in
stalled a slight favorite over Capt. Russell and
Sultan ii. She got OF in front and stayed there
| to tie end. drawing away and winning handily
| by two lengths from Contrition, who beat Rock
Ledge length for place.
Meadowthorpe was pronounced favorite in
the second race, dash Of FIVE furlonSs for two
year-olds, having run and not won at the meet
ing. Florian led of in front with such a show
of ease that she looked like n winner until we'll
within vi the s, last furlonS & but the illy collapsed
thorpe. coming up strong at the finish. bot beat
the DAILY entry, Don Bias winning by about q
length In l:o2a. The winner was quite well
Formal. The Dragon. and volley were tho
olds at mile and a sixteenth. The Morris colt
who carried the money OF the talent. burst
point and fell back beaten. Volley, who had
been running under pull about two lengths
quickly brought Tarai to a drive on The dragon.
The race was virtually decided when the horses
volley in the easiest manner Imaginable and
winning. pulling mp. by couple of lengths.
mile and a sixteenth was no faster than :4aiS.
t., sGEaiGhes era l, and Declarations reduced the field
and ReeaIator. with the Bwyer aYn y an oddson tfn
favortte and the Keene colt q to outsider
SeUphss shond have won the P5izs but
lite: The two colts ran heads apart in the lead
o o 'he ne. upper 'uEa w,a az p open length
horse before the stretch was reached but when
the contending colt. Clayton worked like q |
SEaver all the way through the stretch: while |
before he sat down for do-or-die drive. Cleo |
pphus gained at every Jump as they neared the
post when the pig ally got hers in front
Medica captured the sixth in a pretty
spr!nters looked like possible winners WIN ftn hall 3
furlonG from home. Scroggan, the favorite and |
The end. Medica Titmouse. and Mormon came
on strong to the last finishing half a length
consecutive winning mount OF the day for the
clever coLored Jockey. A. Clayton, and not one of
hThe seventh race resulted in defeat for the
h6s ns hnnar r0Ts ro Of the Find Out win
Of the talent. Summaries follow:
FIRST RACE.
70 'Ra % 81 ssoa 10
A. nelson's 81; I Louise y. s by Luke blackburn.
" SeiIson. en-. {; C9n,Eiion, ! i {sheedyj....s
Il MapeH eSff asS s esp
cnas and oskeietA alsG SpI, ran oo,<
sa.. # ss:s .ss
EoSs s., Lsdss s g Soatrition 10 TO each Merry
SECOND RACE
SPIDER los tDoSSetti .'.,.1.-
fSspEs:. ,A1saaSw;EgfPs: los Gardiner:
Hapnazard, Dye, Fratelio RussIer, ana Lady Mottle
HapaAzssd e bye to each Don N Bias and Lady
THIRD RACE.
rs 10 secoad and ,Sifd sHSU one enfs miis
anu txtecnth
{, ba!ys "; & vol!ey. $. By The Sailor Prince
c FIssehmahn an sou. br. c. The Dragon lis
A. & ii. Morris. Formal, liz ii,iii:asidj.
r Best!ns-sItG5 against Formal. to each The
FOURTH RACE.
20 2 52. 500 to Ips
si00 to thri; siI furonEa -N1
J., 81 J. ksenes chr c Regulator. by Order
bwyrrs en- Cts0pha. ~ csimn.j
Bettns.Ien to on c!eophus, to against Lithos.
FIFTH RACE
For o G Ses and pgss5d selling
hird. and S25 to fourth t~o miles.
duenn ~ HeWli,S S' l. hnhmA l. = os pareoin-
Harlem StaOes M!rass < 81 joIeaIyj::....:.:.
,BettLns-Ten to on Enima c. money against
SIXTH RACE
% $50 Iod to and SIS 10
stables b. {. Nedlca 8. by inspector b
sqstrs bo.ns. sirss sn s%or:' rs
Mex Johnson Bergen, Decameron seosran' and
'nn's Sweet also ran Tim. ,:os,S !
i HsII e. q, Ssin. Tt,%ouss
male sweet is to Mex johnson 20 10 pecaIeSoI I'M 70
SEVENTH RACE. Z
a. s" sscoHd :sdas asd R3F:s
ovington Kenrs b. h Find Out 4. by John Happy
:. ". Woodford's DR. g. barry shannon, 8, IS o
Bradieys b. 8 win Elliott s. 20 jPower.i...'.,'.
Ealltrhoe. The Native WAtchmAn. Iomoka and E
oli also ran n
Time, l!42I< y
Eeuns-Seven 10 alnst Harry Shannon 8 TO l
he Native, TO Find out to Will Elliott 10
alirhoe, Is TO | Watchmau- 2O TO l Lodi SO to i
omoka
The long summer meeting at the Beach ends T.
O-day. Following is the card: o
liowancrs: one mile purse sso6, '1' 'e'HnE :
lr Francis lrksome 20 T
laI. los Grim ........... %
cEgett lU6 Chug ~
lu.ion ...,.iot Royal Princess. SO &C
al tain I........-.....,lUit 7
secoad Race-MaIden two year.olds: fve fur,opRs.
urse s40O. :,
yrtie L..............,.ll5 piauas Daughter r...ll5
rOnOte ,.....-,..,... u is Ninila liS
AnEee Heiress ......il5 NAha ,,....,,,......ii5 p
alorous -.............l!3 - Fair RecluSe ......ii5
AlVa Cea AIny .........ii5 II
Third TGree,year-oids and upward; selling &c
Lowances. six furlongs purse $500. n