The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-22
HONORS EvENAT BRIGHTON
FAY0RETES AND FIELDERS DIVIDED
YESTERDAY'S CARD.

-SziohaslI1I. Rnnn Like HiEh-Clans Young
ster-An Extremely Poor Lot or Maidens.
Weeping skies again interfered with the sport
at Brighton Beach yesterday, rain falling at
frequent intervals and the races being run over
q very heavy track. Three ~favorites won, Swan
20 and Estaca from p. Dunno's stable and Loi-
terer from the stable Of James r Keene.
Double Quick, q wellknown performer in
heavy going. was selected as q slight favorlte
over Azure to win tho opening event. q dash at
one mile for three-year-olds and upward. The
son of Buckra made q very bravo showing until
the head Of the homestretch, where he resigned
In favor Of Refugee. Azure, and st. Lee. Com.
Ing homo, Azure tired, and Loeb Glyn, who got
away poorly, taking third place. brought tho
leaders to q hard drive. In a whipping finish
Refugee beat st. Lee a short head, while Loeb
Glyn was only n few inches away. Some per-
sons got as good as 60 to 1 against Loeb Glyn.
1t was said after the race that, while Azure car.
ried Nj. F. Dryers colors, he really ran the prop
erty OF the Kensico Stable, the troubles between
the warning factions having been satisfactorily
adjusted. 1t Is understood that Tom Cromwell
was returned to NJ. F. Dwyer yesterday.
Swango's fondness for a soft track made him
an odds-on favorite for the second event, the
plungers taking a very short price about the
son Of onondaga at the close of speculation.
Juda and Salabar raced away In front at the
start, and had things their own way until the
turn was reached, when Swango strobe to the
front and won galloping. Sly Fox began very
slowly. but finished strong. and easily secured
second place from Juda. Salabar evidently
didn't fancy over three furlongs.
Estaca, a sterling performer in the mud, gal
Hoped his field to q standstill in the selling event
at one mile and u sixteenth. During the early
stages Of the race Elm tried to keep company
with tho Califnrpian lnt Thnrpo lot tho % ,or;,o
step along and the race was won. Petrol beat
Arabian in a drive for second money. Elm tired
10 nothing and was beaten Off. Pickering pulling
up when he saw that he could obtain no portion
of tho purse.
Eight ~sprinters went to tho post for the Ave.
furlong handicap. Miss Lyman was a slight fa.
vorite over Decide. The latter rushed to the
front at the start, and. being never headed. won
galloping. Sims, who had the mount, did not
Miss Lyman. who had to thread his way through
the ruck, was, deluged with the stuff. The big,
long-striding Beaufort was third. Tho winner Is
broken.
Loiterer was the even-money favorite for tho
fifth race, a handicap for two-year-olds at five
f itrr n BOy Orator t 6 ranking n next in favor
Michael III. last. Loiterer opened up quite a
gap in the run to the turn. but once Michael III.
| moved down his field. Loiterer ran gamely
under u hard drive and just managed to win by
Scherrer was literally applaudcd when lie re.
turned to the stand TO weigh. The winner Is q
e efIs 0s Sloan sGl' w az I to have had h Or the 1nP mount ON on
him, but no is still under the weather, and
Scnerrer was engaged. Michael III. looks and
The poorest lot Of mnidens imaginable faced
the $4,000 .Longfellow colt. bought in at tho
Ruppert sale last year, was once more the ia:
fifteen lengths in tho first quarter, and then
stopped to a walk; M e. ssss.s5 and Ift Concord ! c then
quit in the most currish fashion. leaving Ma:
masses to win in tho extremely slow time of
money in q drive from Mahoney.
Jockey scherrer and Bromley & Co. have
Tor riding. as he is doing good work. 1t is said
that the Western firm has secured second call
riders. follow:
FIRST RACE.
For threeyear-elds and upward; noa-winne9 Of
ADDED. OF which sis TO second and s2o to third the
winner r, s 81 Re s J4.1.. at k sSSasee' G Sf. R sa Z. b, Exile
Bracken. iO6 (scherrer. -. l
p p s , p st Rsas sGIsii ?; Sf. st. &. k Lee Z aai lgo 5, s Sc maxim: :
Double Quick and Azure also ran.
Bett!ns-Asainss Double QUICK, . to 3; Azure. 3 to
Il; ST. Lee, GA TO l: Refugee. to /; Loeh Glyn. 40 to /.
SECOND RACE.
For two year.olds. weights five pounds below the
scale; by subscription OF $40 each; $500 added, Of
winch s7o to the second and s21 to the 'hird' nve
p. pnnne's b. c. swanso. by onondasa-SirvanA
| =. Regsn's ch.' c. Sly Fox. liz d.ittieneidj ...
k.nsieo stables b. {. Juda, liz tDogSetp..."......s
Time. l:o5'i.
Bsttins-Two to ! on swans9: against }gdo, Al to
THIRp RACE.
For three.ypArolds: nv subscription of $40 each,
$500 added. OF which $3.50 to the SECOND and $50 to
the tnlrd; the winner to be sold at auction one mile
P. DUNES b. c. Estaca, by Emperor of Nortolt-LA
Roy CsTrHtherss l.. T. Petrol. 90 'jCiawsonj ..
W.. c. Days b. c. Arabian. lOA Wan keuren)...... 8
Betting-Five to 2 on Estaca; against Arabian. Q to
]; Petrol. q 10 l; Elm. 80 to |.
FOURTH RACE
For three year. olds and upward high weight handi
cap; by subscription OF go Zach or 81 4 declared;
W. Lakeland;s b. h. Decide. 4. by Deceiver-MiSs
c. b, Mccoy 4 Cos ch. I. Miss Lyman, 5. lie
FL Boards b &. Beaufort. J.. ios iNwiiiilitej,.:: 5
Brandywine. HanwelI. Red Spider. Prompt. and
chaFeh'us also r@n' Time, ,.o4,.,
BettLng.4Sains Miss Lynah' , to s q Decide rc6nH g to !
TO B~randywine. z ~ !; Prompt ana Charentus.
FIFTH RACE.
For twoyear.olds; handicap. by subscription of $40
each, or S5 II declared; $500 added. OF which $3.50 to
the second aud $50 to the third; nve furlougs;
James Il. Keene's b. {. Loiterer. by Marden-imp.
Lucille. lis (Scherrer), 1900. 100, ,...,.,..... l
c. I. Dryers oh. c. Michael ILL.,. 1873 tSins) ......... .
l.. $. y. p. ~Thompson's b. c. Boy Orator. ITO
ibanforthh and Laurel Leaf also ran.
Time. l:OJa.
B~etting-Against Loiterer, even money; Boy Orator.
Q to /; Michael Ill, 8 TO l; Danforth. 8 10 Laurel
Leaf. 90 to /.
SIXTH RACE.
For maiden three year'olts and upw ard. to carry
40 pounds; by subscription OF $40 each; $500 added,
OF which 075 to second and o25 to third. one miles
l. s. & WI p. Thompson's ch. 6. Manassas, 8. by
Potomsc-Elvira. los Doggetp. ......,.,.... ]
]. Rupert, Jr.'s b. q. Concord, no finIsl......... 2
y. {. O'Reiily's b. c. Kinvsrra, 3, 10 (Bergen)..... 8
Mahoney and ormont also ran.
Time. l:iS.
BattinR-Twenty to 7 on &C Concord against Nj nassas,
2ia to /; ormont. z to l; Mahoney. Is TO /; Rinyarra.
80 to J..
Entries for Brighton.
The following 10 the programme for Brighton
Beach to-day:
First Race.-Purse 500; for three.year olds and up
ward that have not won more than two races this
year; selling allowances; six furlongs;
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