The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-25
VOTBRA SUPERB SPLINTER.
JAMES r. KEENE'g GREAT COLT CAR
RTES 3 POUNDS TO YIOTORX.

otAboa hsuDhegu N3o OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
sloan Rides Three winneru-Asaeauct Nezt.
Eight thousand persons went to Brighton
Beach yesterday to give the closing day Of the |
first meeting a brilliancy which even the rain
could not dim. There were many handsomely
gowned women In the boxes and ON the stand,
while scattered about tho lawn or occupying
prominent seats were some Of the foremost turf.
men Of the country. Lillian Russell. who
some persons insist 10 In Dakota looking for
q divorce, boamod from q box in the front
row. There were three stake events on the
card-the Cyclone Handicap, for throe-year.
olda, at i've furlongs, which was won by James
II. Keene's superb colt Voter, by Friar's Bal.
sam, out OF Mavournecn; tho Venture, for
two-year-olds. at Eve furlongs, which went to
LIayman & Franks colt DomagoEuo, by Magne-
tixcr. out Of Decoy, and the Cedarhurst, for
three-year-olds and upward, at ono mile, to DO
ridden by gentlemen riders, which was won by
George L. Smiths six.yoaroid horse Rubicon.
by imported Rayon do out OF Lily r., with
Foxhall L. Keeno In tho saddle.
Voters performance puts all tho others In
total eclipse. This Surprisingly feet colt picked
up 1872 pounds, and. playing with his field, won
in a ronp over q heavy and muddy track In
l:O3k, None Of his competitors could hurry
him, and when Sloan pilotod him past the win
ming post tho colts mouth was open and his
head was pulled half way round to his shoulder.
There il, apparently, no horse In training to-
day outside of Clifford that 10 capable of
giving Voter Q race at fvo or ak fur
longs at anything like equal weight. His
owner was present to SEQ him win yesterday.
Demagogues victory was rather one-sided. too.
ns Penn opened UP q gap at the start and mover
lot any Of his field approach him. The Cedar
hurst Stake was simply q big Rallop for Rubi.
con. The same horse also won the Hampstead
stake on the opening day. As Mr.. Keene rodo
- 49, L.t --
valued at $3.50. The races for gentlemen riders
this year have not been satisfactory from q
racing standpoint as Mr.. keene has won them
all. save tho StirEup Cup at Concy Island; There
stretch his neck, and the mile In 1884 ycster-
gay shows what a poor return the Brighton
Teach Racing Association got for its $1,000.
5000 which rewarded his Efforts. When Mr..
5 5ops and ! had dn every ePyq REASON to > be ihsSs that saS1 good oi
iieids with many of the best gentlemen riders in
monarch Of ali he surveyed. He is a good
horsemsn, and T. is q pity that there are not
lie Would enjoy thoroughly a race for blood With
the gentlemen Jockeys in the saddle,
Handieap. and Voter was an odds-on tsyyorite,
Casseopla ranking next in favor, with 8 to /
and cisophns 10 to i, while very long odds
could DO had against any Of the other starters.
G Gss ssld t sG1 a SuSyehs S'l nics sHse MSsa; t III f SSs
fell. but Perkins rushed Billali out into tho day
i esiains s aS get T soo fart fart s sS1Hs s 10 S 3 and Rp1 *
h hosse' n nss mot sn sOn shd aifs yaFa app ssiors i IN ad.
vance Of the strussiins, raeF. Gradually
H HEtsT, df fsT s up until Until biz his -a nOss gas n,t #
i nrafsis ssdI' away snS ' for home one .'T Tseps w as' :
quiokening Of the strong, powerful stride and
hsndie saS Of winners. Bi ia driven out thy BY Gle Il
ophus, was second, while Fireside. who had par.
m ahsiPss.S was an on ahS a 0 Rsnd Se dasnai the issH pwger t aliy.
Cloophus ran a grand race and should receive
RI ~ DT rpser as la sne ana had make az run ap a ao ioe Of her sFoa aelf
Voter was eheered loudly, and he he deserved it
DsmasS e }us n at even \, money o., Z, and d.. Messy - "a At 3 ! to
$ssIo o. Junior on, W., When IT. n "a ass q. M z, Penn 5, shot
pleased BY three lengths. Nosey. very slow to
' Sissln lS Snd . ten 1sn Ione Ss 10 FiI peanss sse bg st sc Sns
head: The other contestant. Junior. can run
fast Th for r. ss,i sef ro The geS snd Us sas aa aI Ss told in a
xsrg few words 70 r Ru b 4 o, WAS 2 4 P pro lib 5nt'
longs and then trotted home. NanH Pooh was
m Some ds 1nt the talent lsns,, will H become ion'. ov wea os ,S Of
1 mo',iS.s Glss' YET y%cr si,h ss r. hs Sa has made ; ;g qSa
lot 70 beat Keeper and Fireside were dual
ea s.ss1sa Z 81 Es sis.i k of 81: fs a. /. S sss s' fsFso nss.
Stride and defeaiine Fireside. There was quite
.smptIae for ne Owners handiesR for two ,ns
Talent. for it was : certainty that Tommy
the race. Sloan got on in front with Michael
ling lin a han sdfsS down. ah'S siy FL FL. 'f had w second niP place ws Sc:
cure when shannon lot him swerve toward tho
iRl sin s1 70 n aaf The sss sos Of q sil MSaf Fo ~ y . Sc Sss SP
Premier at odds on gave sloan his second
wi ninsssn mSu and J giS@ aistr SeI was Gns "1 Bse saf
winner was o warm ~fayorite. Csssette made
a aaS sann casssest aa' beat Miss Sn Prim for second
money after q spirited drive. Passover was last
Ing his tai}i and proppinF himself eVorS time he
was struck with the whip;
post In the nth race. -.
Sloan rode three straight winners in Michael
The. Queens County Jockey Club management
and the Metropolitan Turf Association had Q
iatssf eG 6oSy sRSsl EGfi psS az & e t G sss d fSHIss the The
coming NESTING. Mr.. Riley and his associates
Tanto as zoe ssE day xa fns% e to do tases' s Ssil' Ne Ne
agreement was reached. follow:
FIRST RACE
.I sSr % %isS s, sh5s ss Sssr Of %h Ss ; s4s 20 sks s Of snS
and ea5 to tho third the winner 70 be sold at auctions
C, vI a'tsIsns!Si ~ has 81; & Ki.pD.r: by imp.
lis. i ". T. Thompson's br. 4. Fifeside. ioi
siSlsy' Fortune. B-ialewood. Island King. Ably.
~1,oasifer, Bachelor. Templestowe. and hotorman also
ran.
Betting Against oonsord. I 70 . ;ylrs:,ds and Klep.
per, each 8 TO 1 Bachelor, 10 to !; Athy, IL to IL
hossifer aud Biazewood, each l5 TO l; Motorman and
fibley, each 80 to l; Fortune, Island King. and Tenn
plestO~e, each 90 TO I.
SECOND RACE.
For two year folds; ownsrs' Handicap, by subscrip-
ton OF ED each; with $500 added. Of which 500 to
tho second and $50 to the third six furlongs;
Oh. DIVERS Michael III. by lslington-Jessie O.,
sensation Stables b. c. Mont dor, e6 (Bsnnsttj... .
J. Regan's oh. C. Sly Fox. 90 CShsnnon). ......."... D
Don't Care and Blarneystone also ran.
Time. l:l7ia,
B~etting-Fiyo TO 8 on Michael Ill; against Blarney-
stone and Mont dor. each o to /; Don't Care. 2 to /;
By FOI 10 In I