The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-13
BRUSH DEFEATS THE FRIAR
4 RAFTING RACE FOR THE BRIGH-
TON HANDICAP YESTERDAT. y


breakers to tho very gates OF the course. inc
spectators were forced to reach their trains by
the lower gate, as the board walk was several
inches undor water.
Tho racing was most interesting, and although
there wero only thrco starters In the Brighton
Handicap 1t was q horse race Of tho ilrst quality
for over q mile botwoen Ben Brush and The
Friar. Ben Brush won, and was greeted with
tumultuous applause. Tho First Attempt Stakes
for two-year olds, ct 1vo f~urlongs, wero won by
tho outsider varus, from tho stable Of A. II. &c
ID. II. Morris, with the ~favorito, Handball.
second, and Foxhall p. Keone piloted Rubicon
TO victory In tho Hampstead Stakes at nvo
furlongs. Tho new course was slower yesterday
than It will BIO after 1t has been raced over for o
few weeks. Tho turns are gradual and tho
stretches wide.
1t was not thought that Tho Triar would DO
starter for the Brighton Handicap. but the colt
camo out of his race for the Realization Stakes
all right and II was decided to start him against
Bon Brush and the rest Of tho candidates for the
$2 500 prize; DUTCH skater, HowHrd Mann S,,
hss% assac, G sna Father Isa0fb, b nn DAY. fTe% ai%as ssG aless.
SUI s. dsssth, a q s SSIssSSuaI GSIss v1 barring e K. A.
The talent mt could see no difference between Ben
S5Hss an IN f tSe r spsoai saa ah' X T !. 1x eSne! was "a;
eonide9t that Brush S0YlS defeat tho winner q
h hhe h nSSi tSst nn HaS srua Rn was "e extra good Vol.
10y would win. He didn't fear The Friar after
setprdssy.s hard race: A., .- ;,
the front and was at the stand In q seconds.
Sims did not let the chestnut open TOO great
to within q length and a bali q, the dyine three;
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and Brush breathlessly. Halt a mile from homo
Pen bru,s slo.sa some oa rS 3. t thH gap %s and im MsslS.
ateiy drew away another half length. Brush
came q upswervingly.. again. however. and
o Tdde @a sH a. P tse s sSssesy tSl saS sa Shoulder uHS le"''Ns
"ae's gSt him" EaS The CRY IN sSS srSSpSa a
s ssssaIlnS w aas ds aatsahisES @Ssn 1 hIissSsSiaf; went tf e
eleverly BY two iengtha. volioy was q poor
over the loose footing. and the psrtefmsneo was
much rSn Sotter horse sH sha Sh he has se Been Sr AZ any yt time
since the Suburban. The mile and a 9psrter in
Il; Gsn isa g. kG and g Sanders 1;Ss Sv from Sat tSee PWyor P stable,
were odds-on favoEites for the First Attempt
sstSsSSs; wi1h a. ta 3 . E II TIsrI DSis; biu sSs fIo sne
Maceo Vas the sxtrems outsider, at 90 to i.
s siSn colt hs "a I'm II m front. S Sn isi1hs him an Along ss. so Greet sGe
ually that he was never overtaken. The sop Of
G e. Ss 4i Sdaenie out sy to sT Sss lsnE slaeam nsn soP see snd
| Dwyer declared TO win with him.
f%avorite TO- boat Ferrier and Rodman b. for the
Hampstead Stakes. Foxhell kesne rode the
cured sas dx second wr pla aa quito e ss as Rsnd diyH WITH M Fsssi ss.
by TT the og gsnsati Sa's Stable SHS s.! tHi ih nes chn%.
who, beat the oddson ~favorite, Winged Foot
o asG ISs aSTn. wb bt YVES Wen no ,o oa tss ,q fro int a az the SsG stass
Thorpe landed the second event, . dash Of
bssna sHs'0f Y{a.s sse i~oi 4 was ,S''. 4 pretty Ms'a i rae. g;
between. the Luke Blackburn colt ana tho
Ellington. Thorpe rode q stronger anish than
S Sait.r WAS a tSlrs won Snd * 3So 2 far s . Mss aSssi Ton My.
mile. and, Abuse. at 9 j. took The Concluding
f haisS .! with a9o D eel a. the se1 .e asa,SH ohoi r.se and i Issds'
vile. the z to 5 favorite. Barrett took great
o only a sSps Miaoins ss sy q fs and On sh iHi R Rorso. 4 at PG sSe
OF Sfhii: his hugo nsSI SnHlSss gus Summary IfoIioWs: "'p'
FIRST RACE.
F0 saa h5ss s}sS sSs.a an a9 TRS1sd s, q ; 20 .Ss sseoS q!
and $50 20 the third: sx furlongs:
Sensation stables b.. C. chum. 8. by ~ha1im-schooi
VIM. LaIolIsnds Oh. I. Winged Foot 8. ioa iThorpsj I
VIZ. stephenson's br. h. Hanwen. q lis (Hother-
Pomperans. sapeio, sibiey and Bastion also ran.
Time. i:lGh.
:, ssi Il REanwsfi and S Sa s1nss each hI IS 10 ' + Rsp. Saa@ g
to II sibley. 40 to /; Pomperans. 90 to l.
SECOND RACE.
For two-yearolds which have not won Htnce Nay 9
SSiiOSo to the ssoond and ssc to tho third; nvc farionSs
'G =san 4. ssaTs.' it = G Gh soGSss..a. oy Luxe ni.eI ,
". \: MSrIy's Oh; G, Michael I'LL az tGlawS9pl; II.
ccsa eeRsis, Mas Tenny. Ma Petite. Ella Daiiyy' an3
-,
to rn''' BiarSsard. 4! hii 70 t i: Ti;cSa sI II ill.,. .t 5 % s' i: via
over; l2 TO l Ma Polite. so to i; Checkers, 40 TO |
THIRD RACE.
.. The 81 FIT, rs As f . assl. Gs q S SoS &s for sT sSJ sSsfaan, e. !,
. no teiTs Ss0 So ~. sq s 3 Ss., Nv o,,n.,-v.
Ply. 'yn pwyeTs 81. c: Handbil, ia7 If:rsJ..
s siSsrsi L q; Z; Masa" dsa. i MaS saS sns siaiucsys;on
also ran.
Bettins-Five 70 I on HsndbalI and Sander
coupled. against ann and Rlueaway. coupled
Maceo. 90 to /.
r. RAcE.
The Brighton Handicap. Of O. 800, for throe-yes.
May. i, 500 additional 70 start; TO the WHINE
5000. 70 the second $500. to the third 5000; on
MI Dwyefs b. b. Ben Brush. 4. by Bramble- Roso-
Al: i. Il Morrii'; CHI c. Tho iFiHai. q. iiG4 Little
W. Day d. q. NOlley, q, 100 wan kOufone ......
Time. 2:0v.
Betting-Ten to 0 on Ben Brush and The griar
against Volley 80 TO /.
WITH RACE.
For thresyearolds and upward; by subscription o
ol0 each; 300 added; of which Oi50 to tho second
and $50 to the third; the winner to DO sold at suo
4. Welsh,s b. q. Dolando. =. by Powhatan-Barbiche.
G. Fleisohmann 4 Sons b. 9. Woihurst. .. 81 ictia;1:.
W. &. Daiy's b. c. Arabian. 8, los wan kcarsnj...
Rey del TERRA, Alyarado II. and Declare also ran.
Time, i;t2ia.
Betting-Against D9lando. even money; wolhurst.
to O.; Alvarado H., 10 to 1; Roy del TERRA. 20 20
Declare and Arabian. each, 30 70 ].
SIXTH RACE.
Tho Hampstead, of 81 900. gentlemen riders; 70
three-year olds and upward $40 each. or Sib N az
clared by May l; $50 additional TO atart; to the wiz
ner 500. TO the second 5000. 10 the third slOC
weller weights; horses to be ridden by gentleme
riders certified by any hunt recognized by the N.
tional SteeplechaBe Association or the National Hun
Association; hye furlonssi
G.E smiths Oh. h. RuOicon, O. by imp. Rayon dor
Lily H., l47 (Mr. Kesne)
II. II. Hunn's ch. Ferrter. aged, lat MI White),...,
A. II. BArney's oh. g. Rodman b., o. LA Mr. Bar
Time, i:Oi5.
Betting-Four to / on Rubicon; ARainat VerrieP