The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-10
L%'ALOUETTE'S SPINSTER.
rHE THOMPSON FILEY AN EASY WIZ
NEE ar BRIGHTON BEACH.

yesterday afternoon when the second meotne
began. There was q strong card OF seven raoes,
including the spinster Stakes, for two-year old
nllies, and, a. the track was fast good time was
looked for in most OF the events. L. 9. and w.
r. Thompson's crnok ally rAlouette, By King
like, out Of Juliette, won tho stake hands down
in fast time for the weight abe carried.
There woro but ave candidates for the Spin
stor. the Mossrs. Thompson being represented
by B'Aloustto and sagacity, with Martin and
Powell respectively in the saddle. The Brook
dale pair were favorites over the field. There
was quite Q delay ct the post before the aeld got
the flag. Fleoting Gold and Tilted rushed to the
front and opened NJ . gap Of three lengths in
tho hrst quarter. Martin had boon trailing
with L'Alouette, and the moment the turn was
reached no turned the pretty ally loose
and took second place in q hundred
yards. L'Alouctte and Flcoting Gold wore head
and head as the homestretch was entered. but IL
was no use, for directly L'Alouette was called
upon she came on and won in n Rallop in 1:16i9.
Flecting Gold easily beat Abundant for second
money. The winner Ia one Of the very best fllies
in training.
Petrol. tho favorite for the opening dash at Q
mile was last away at the start, and, although
no made up a lot OF ground. wasn't good enough
to overcome the handicap and win. 1t was q rat
good struggle all through the homestrotch
between Sir Play, laramie. Savarin, and W. B.
Martin Bergen owns, laramie, and putting up
ono of his old.time whirlwtnd finishes, snatchod
the victory by q head. Sir Play was second,
q short distance in front Of Savarin. with w.
B. q close fourth. Tho latter would have
had q chance to win had he not been shut
Off at tho head Of tho homcstretch. The winner
10 q three-year-old by st. Blaisc. out of Taran.
tula, aud is one Of the rough and ready kind.
Bergen and his friends won heavily on the race.
Kenmore Queen was at the very false price Of
4 to 1 for the second event, q dash at 1--WE fur.
longs for two-year.olds. for which there were
thirteen starters. Daisy Cutter, Kenmore
Queen, Lady Cooper, and Prince Auckland were
R Z leSas' en @Sst and d P pHS say Hyaet Il az fought saSStG t
out; The ,d fg psns getting ting ! The tis,v verdict ki,. p 2 cb hSSd;
McReynelds. a western Lad. handled FRINGE
cesSRs;; Vas ! isis .h,SS and RSIiis Ispsss; .n,a.
a sharp 1S s a 4niS sna With siAf Manila. iii IN u the est ser steS.
second money by stopping riding whom he saw
that he could not beat Sun Up. Arthur Barrett,
F Fa9 is S1w sSs H 1ipp esi alert Iss IS. sSd e. W Vo ssESes on 4
Nsns d; Sas : silsht ,~e.ycsl.e ever wsolnus..
lands lands. down M' in good P TINE. T Mies r. Psi nav Was S1 th GSn
TIN haes SIMPLY " sea sss ~ t ssa pG1,Selh ffr @si Iist hGr
field, who rode Miss Prim, Claimed that Hamil.
s se9 on NH ascI h; had % ie enfeTsSia T sbs p hi%' but the
Abuse drove twelve of the twenty candidates
out Of the selling race at ak furlongs and then
1 1anGed az si w prioe fson ny 3 g sst ! 20 ! H To 5. '1 As s e mater ter
winning races and is a vaeritabie gold mine for
Foster Brothers, for whom he has won twenty
ssssn rt Me,4 sinos os shsy S %ss sse6 him a from M ne
Lynch third. Alvarado H., an ugly, cross
grained brute. was left at the post.
ing race Of the day. q dash at one mile, and he
won in a romp. with lambert second. a head
virtually left at the post, Littlereld galIoping
follow:
For three-year-olds and upward that have not won
esoS' t ni.s t sno6 5a ssss ssis y year MS,e by i s4s FL s,oo, Of .S 90
saS to third; the winner to DO sold At auction for
K. BerSen's B. c. Tar.nto. 8. by imp. St. Blaise-
WI slnk's pr. 8. sir Pay, 1, lis sherrerl:;-.:
Free Lance. W. D, discount, sandowne. Ross O.,
Peerel. Thomas Cat. Counsellor Howe, and Marsian
also ran.
Bettiug-Agains Petrol. Q to l: Ross o. I to ! Sir
Play AMI W.B, each s to l; Discount and savarin,
Free Lance. Is to /; Counsellor HOWE and s%andoWne''
each so to !; and MarsiAn. 40 to /.
SECOND RACE
For two-year-olds that have not won moro than ono
race this year, by subscription OF ss each. with sloo
added, OF which $50 to the second and $40 20 the
-strome-Rose Leaf. los PerEinsj. .-.:.'.r..... l
James Corbett's br. c. Prince Auckland, 90 tMc-
c.p:y a aesss 4 co.'s6 I. Lady Cooper. ioi tBarrstij. 3 3
of Erin. Decanter. Philip. Midrica, Maxine Gomez,
and or'0lAnd also ran Tim. ,.oon
.a ss't ! g a sEs,p ken PS31,a Queen ass f p.S. Lssy GsoG 2
Dathy Cutter. q TO l. OFtOlRnd 10 to Ii Prince AuCE-
iana .a 20 to ai i! BEN. eo Of hl III sS 50 Il 10 l. 1; SisS1a' N is 70 AMI y
Maxine Gomez, each 40 to /.
THIRD RACE
For three.year-oids and upward; by subscription of
o. each. with $500 adoed. Of which S7o TO the second
one mile and one six;eenth:
W; NJ, BsrriGt's Oh. +; sun Up. 8. by Buchanan,
RUBY ssssie's , 9. Parnssan. Si.iios Iaiisiiji.::::
Double Quick HapSSasTd: "a Emotional slso ran.
s S % !! SoaSi. S to : Of ! s to i! ri .a ass.n.' ! H q r. fs.:
mesan. 10 10 l. and Emotional. 20 to !.
FouRTH RACE.
s. TSs o sP sfs II d q ;SSs; f Sy s s.S-Y:s go sad nIl,ssi Pc 20
start; to the winner 81 800. to the second $500. to the
LIS: a WIZ. %ThOmpsaa's b. +. L,Alous..s. BY King
like-Juliet,e. i21 (W. Martini -":":.-.. 1
Sensation Stables Oh. +. Fleeing Gold. ia tHamn-
r. W. walden, 4 sons b. I. Abundant. liz tPennj.:. 8 !
sagacity and Tilted also ran.
Time, 1:lo2.
Bettng-Three to j on LAlouette and saRacity
coupled; against FeetinE Gold and Tilted, each = 70
/. and Abundant 10 to l.
FIFTH RACE
For three ,year-olds and upward; by subscription OF
ol0 each. with $500 added. of which ol00 10 the
second and $50 to the third; one mile:
{. fleischmann & soma b. &. Wolhurst, 8. by ventila-
toT-Sutbrown ITO (Scherrer. ................. l
W. Hayward's b. Z. Mana H., 8. los (Hamilton). ... Q
Charles LiItiefeld. Jr's, b. I. Miss Prin. 8. 1O5 Git
Summer Sea, Lincoln Ii. and skate also ran.
Betting-Against Mana H., s to 3; Wo,burut. o To a,
Lincoln ii. and skate, each q to / Miss Prim, 10 to l
and Summer Sea. 80 to l..
sIxTH RACE.
For three year.olds and upward that have mot won
since July "a; by subscription of $40 each, with 5000
added, OF which go TO the second anu S25 to ths
third; the winner to be sold At auction; six furlopRs:
Foster Bros b. h. Abuse. 4, by P~levna-Abukru,
Sensation stables b. Q. Chum. B. iOl Hamilton. j
G. ID. Mccoy & Goa CHI. +. Miss Lyman, s., lOS
Beaufort, Great Bear. Keeper. and Prompt also ran
Alvarado IL. left at post.
Time. l:l4L.
Betting-Against Abuse. Z to s; Miss Lyman, 3 to L
Alyarado H., sto / Chum and Beaufort, each 10 q
! Keeper. 10 TO /; Prompt, 40 to /, and Great Bear,
DO TO i.