The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-20
BRANDYWINE'S HANDICAP.
THE SON OF 81. BLAIsB FINDS AN
EASY SPOT At BRIGHTON.

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Account OF Wholesale WithdrawaIs-Anure
wins and II Taken by M. y. Dwyer for
81, lOO-Tho Jumper Three Forks Ruined
The rain and the horscmen who kept their
charges in the stable yesterday spoiled the
Brighton Beach programme. the handicap at
one mile and q sixteenth, which promised to be
such q good race on paper, having but three
starters. Among the Withdrawals woro Flying
Dutchmnn. Belmar, Sir Walter, Poop O. Day.
Deorslayer. st. Ice, Tom Cromwell, Lobengula,
Lincoln H., Mana H., and Roy del TERRA. II is
not keeping faith with the public to enter such
horses and then declare them out one after the
other. Nobody but the owners OF Brandywino,
Skate, and Manassas apparently wanted the
300 which went to the winner of the race.
Burlesque. Sun Up, Discount, Savarin and
Rife wero withdrawn from tho opening event
at ono mile and tho talent selected the patched
up old cripple Cash Day to win, making him
favorite at Q 10 8. The sound threc.year.old
colt Azure won cleverly from Mohawk Prince,
with the rank outsider Emotional in third place.
Cash Day pulled up lame. Azure 10 ono
Of tho kensico Stables string. and as
that organization claimed Tom Cromwell
from M. II. Dwyer for 81 1900 on Saturday .
crowd gathered to SEQ the fun which was sure
TO begin when Azure was offered for sale. Mr..
Dwyer was promptly on hand. and ran tho
colt up from $500 to 81. 100. At that figure tho
son Of Plevna passed into the possession OF tho
Brooklyn turfman. A selling race war is now
on. and, as one Of the Jockey Club stewards re-
Marked. 1T won't do anybody any harm. and
will make owners run their horses for what they
are WORTH"
Fleeting Gold and Sister Corona were dual
favorites for the selling race for maiden two
year-old Hllies exclusively. Fleeting Gold and
Our Breezy. the last named played down from
80 to 1 to 4 to !, were away In front and had the
race to themselves until well into the stretch.
where the latter tired badly. O'Connor then
stole up next the rail with w. II.
Forbes's leila, by Meddler. out of She
boygan, and was almost at Fleeing Colds
head before Scherrer realized his danger. Tho
finish was furious, with Fleeing Gold first by O
short head. Our Breezy was a fair third. Sloan
was to have ridden Tilted In this race, but on his
way to the course he collided with a fence and
cut his face. His bicycle struck q muddy spot
and unseated him.
Halton was the particularly good thing in the
third event at six furlongs, for which there were
but four ~starters. 1t was only a romp for the
Himyar gelding, who led from start to finish,
and won pulling up. Bastion and Fircside ran a
dead heat for second place. O'Connor and Cor
test was entered against Iconaweii. this old
horse having. 1t Is said. performed at the out
lawed tracks. He carries his tail in the same
.:Brandywine was favorite to beat Skate and
Manassas, and he did it without much trouble,
although he tried to run out at the first turn.
Arthur Barrett, who had the mount, tapped the
and. taking tho lead. wasn't headed again.
although Skate made a desperate effort at
t Sappa hipp secut s%Ep ProS Sk the M is enf Set the T Hn y
t ! srs Fs.e Ons q z the E;n 6asss S Srs q horses @s'ssli ia aHa the is
yrnrlN III In hal r. -A., ---- L.
training in this Country today ,' and has aor won IA a
number of races in all sorts OF company through
Pat DUNES Dacian. the odds-on favorite for
the NTH event, won as he pleased, but there was
. fight between Julius Caesar and Boy Orator
wire. The second choice, Nosey. was last. For
the hurdle race, which brought the days sport
with Sir vassar second choice at 8 to 5. 1t was
25 to ! Detective. and the gelding. having been
At the very iirat jump he swerved. and. landing
flush on one Of Three Forks,s hind legs.
s,mo o s1 TSrss Forks ahs t arsr The a ednr.o, sn simply
race again. lie, was Considered BY eompeien ut
owner, Ed Pufser. Sir Vassar. who had de.
the wake Of Flushing for a mile. and then Fin.
pegan sent the son Of Sir Dixon along about his
an easy second. and Detective third. Summary
follows:
FIRST RACE
For three-year.olds and upward by subscription of
go each; s5oO added. OF which s75 to the second
and $50 10 the third; the winner to be sold at auc-
tion; horses entered to be sold for $1,000 to carry
Kensico stabies hr. c. Azure. 8, by Plevna-sap-
IT,: Hsaiey,s sh. 8. Mohawk Prince, 9, % l~cilevsony, :
W c. Days CHI, m. Emotional. /, l0+ (Wapshirel... 8
Cash Day and Thomas Cat also ran.
rh Rs~ss.ss Sal. s 10 +. 9 asS.R Rty. r,.h no o. l t' to i : t !S g.
tional, 80 to-.
SECOND RACE.
For maiden two-year-old Niles; by subscription OF
0lo each; $500 added. of which els to tho second
and e25 to the third: the winner to be sold at aue.
weight for age; fve furlongs:
sensation sta6!s,s oh; { TlsstinS Gold, by imp.
W, II. Forbes,s b. I. leila, OF O'Connor>: ............ g
Tilted. Sister Corona. AmciiS B.. May grsncls. sy.
rink. Pink Chamoray. Mrs. Reeves. and Midnca also
ran.
Betting-AEAinst FleetinR Gold and Sister Corona
i! leila, s to l. Mrs, Reeves and Tilted. ea"h Is 70 /;
Midrica. 10 to l syrinx. ~ to Ii; Amelia D. and
THIRD RACE.
For threeyear.olds and upward; by subscription of
$40 each; $500 added, of which $3.50 10 the second
horses entered TO be sold for $4,000 TO carry weight
Green nil sIaSieFs Halton. b. g.. 5. by uimyar-
Maud L., l0s to'Leary) !
" VS. S. !. D wy Fl TlS o. nsa'i%"i b. D. T. Vi r i%SG"" 8. 90 q; :
bley) .
Leunawell also ran,
Time, 1918.
Betting-Against Halton. o 20 5; Fircside. IL TO o.
Bastion. Oh to l; Leonawrll. 5 to !.
FOURTH RACE.
For three ear lds and upward; handicap; by sub
scription Of 40 each. or o6 II declared; 81. 900 added
OF which S2Do to the second and 100 to the third
one mile and a siXteenth;
@, !, I. pelmont's Brandywinr, Oh, h, 8, by imp.
a.. W Illness b. Z. Skate. I. Ito perkins}. 49,;
L.. $. 4 ". =. Thompson's Oh g. Manassas. 3. SO
Time, 1901.
Betting-.Five to @ on Brand wine; against Skate
2lo to | Manassas. 10 to ].
FIFTH RACE.
For twoyear.olds; by subscription OF $40 each
1900 added, OF which $3.50 to the second and $50 tC
the third; the winner TO be sold at auction; horses
entered to be sold for %. 900 to carry weight for age
six furlOngsi
i. Dunnc's Dacian. by Hindoo-Miss Moore. 1903
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