The sun., 1897-07-23
DON'T CARES HANDICAP.
DEFEATS HANDBAJL AND BLAR-
EEYSTONE IN 4 HARD DRIVE.

NEHSTONR IN Il HARD DRIVE
varus Bed for Hair R1iio ana Then oult-EIn
wins at Very Long Odds-Parses Tor Sir
Play, Snted, Damien, ana Sir vsssar-
The latter II tho Crack Hurdler New.
The Winged Foot Handicap, for two.yearolds,
at six furlongs was tho feature OF the programme
at Brighton Beach yesterday afternoon, and IL
furnished most exciting contest the lowest
weight, r. W. Walden & Sons Don't Caro-, by
Galore, out OF Minerva. Just beating one Of tho
top weights, p J. Dwyer'a Handball, by Hsno-
yer, while middle weight, l.. 8. 6 w. p.
Thompson's Blarnoystono, by Stonehenge was
third. The track was much better than could
bo expected after the constant soaking It has
received. and II no rain falls during the night IL
should be fairly good to-day and real fast by to.
morrow.
Tho Dwyer pair, Handball and Sanders, were
favorites for the Winged Foot Handicap, with
Varus close second choice. There was q strong
tip out on the colt Don't Care, whose work at
Sheepshead Bay has been Of the sensational or
der, and tho price against the son Of Galore came
tumbling from 5 and 20 to 1 at the opening to
to Mt the close. II was good start, with all
but Don't Care bunchod. The four reds, Hand
ball. Sanders, VaruB, and Sensational ran like a
team to the upper turn where Varus drew away
and led by length at tho head Of tho
buotSh. bokBcJJ uhu RThuuhly tnONou W. W
the danger line with Blarneystone and when
squared away for homo tho Brookdalo repre-
sentative headed varus. He was Immediately
challenged by Handball. and a fierce struggle
followed. While 1t was at the hottest, young
Stanhope came sailing down the middle of tho
course, where the best footing was to be OBJ
tanned. and before the crowd could realize 1t, the
outsider was battling head and head with the
leaders In q whipping finish Don't Care won
head for second money. varus was fair fourth.
Halton was the favorite for the opening dash.
king OF mudisrks, broke in front and was never
headed. OConnor got Kaiser Ludwig up to
Sir Plays shoulder In the as ,strseteh, s but it was
cleverly. Prompt was third and Haton fourth.
Tilted proved the best Of bunch Of ten maiden
ment was the public choice but third place was
her portion, Eileen, d. getting second money
Stewards a few days ago about taking things
easily when he was winning did him world of
Tilted, but rode her out. never looking around
to see whether danger menaced or not; Sister
Coropa, Abundant, and Calculation behaved
Mana II. was an odds on choice for the dash at
mile but Elm, at 20 to l. got the money, This
on Wednesday entitled him to some considera-
tion yesterday. but the talent shut their eyes to
| everything but Mana ii. and the Western colt
| Good Times. The last named ran well in Cali
fornia and showed an especial fondness for mud.
| III Is q son OF LnhU ROOQ mare faInlne ana the
Westerners thought he could not lose Yesterday.
Elm won cleverly. with Good Times, who was
IA Hst nv, away az ne Sfap second 81 The
and after an investig cation suspended tho jockey
for the balance Of the meeting;
! Damien In the race which followed duplicated
his performance earlier In the week. When a
| start was made he rushed TO the front. and won
Was i Emotionais defeat Of Declare for Sc second
| money. Sir Vassar won the hurdle event handi-
/ calIpA him ReaurnOnt second and Ell
| Kinog third. Summaries follow:
FIRST RACE.
For three-y olds and upw ard that have won
SlOe ch, with 500 added. o: which $75 TO the second
and o.: TO tho third tho winner to be I'D at auction:
w,B SinEs b. e. Sir Play. :. oy sr Modred-Play,
D. Gdcons br. Q Kaiser Ludwig. . 81 ,o'Connor).. .
w G Days b. C. Prompt. =; & 81 I.Wspshire!.. ......
rhom" Cat Hai'on a. a.d iais III PADDY also ran
se,t,ns-Asanst H.ltop sto S; Sir Play, IL TO 81
20 to l Prompt. 80 to /.
SECOND RACE
maiden ~ s1s ns
ond and 9e5 to the third the winner to be sold at
C Fieischmsnn sons b. +. Tilted by Jlls Johnson
w C. Dalys Dr. T. Eileen D. SO to'Connorj
L. S. Up. Thompson's b. +. Attainment. ss Cor.
Calculation Abundant. syrinI. Mabel D.. Lou Louisa
DegnAn. Rose Maid. and Sister Corona also ran.
Time, l:O5A.
Sister Corona. Az to Abundant. to !; syrinx. 12
10 !; Calculation and Eileen b. each is to /; Rose
Maid, 20 to /: Mabel D. and Louisa Degnan each 40
to1.
THIRD RACE.
For three year.olds; ,udi ap; by subscription OF
9i0 each. or IS II declared with $500 added. OF
which $3.50 to the second and $50 to IN third; one
L. s-uarts b. c. Elm. by Eolus-Nita, 80 Gricker.
Y W.nne's b. = Good Times isG tThorpci
Wil,n Havward's b. (. Mana h. IA (hr nntton,..
Ba'tion also ran
BettinsaTwGnty to - On Nrna IN H.; H. asHinst Good
FOURTH RACE
For three.yearolds and upward; by subscription o.
$40 each. with 81 900 added; OF which $500 to tn,
aaa one mile 20 and opS 10 oe S0''
P.Dlnnes b. c Damien. 4. by strathmore-Beatrce
W. c. Daiy's CHI. I. Emotional !. 30 toConnorj $685..
p. Dwyers b h. Declare. =. 90 tSimsI.........
BettIng-Five to on Damien; against Declare, 1 t.
l; Emotional. 20 to |.
FIFTH RACE
The Winged Foot Handicap, OF 81. 600. for two
ycar.ods; entrance $50 each, or SIS II declared b.
May Il $50 additional to start to the winner 81. 500
the second $500. 10 the third $500; six furongs:
w. walden sons Don't care, or c" by Galore
p. Dwycrs ch C. Iiandball le4 sims
l.. 5, and W p. Thompsons ch. C, Blarneystone, lle
sanders varus, and Sensational also ran.
Bettng-Against Handball and sanders. coupled,
to s.; varus. to Don't Care, to Il Sensational.
to /; Blarneystone, 4 to !.
SIXTH RACE.
For four. year ol,ls and upw ard hurdle haudicaT
bv subscrpton OF $40 each or 81 II declared; $50
al ted. OF which $40 {" the second aud S25 to I'll
third one mile and three quarters over seven flight
Of hurdles:
C. W stanton's Sir Vassar b. h., 4, by sir Dixon
Nassar, lf2 tFinnpgan
1nnn s Sis"n b =. hi Kindg' aged So owens
| Flushing and Detective also rau.
Tine. 3:2p.
r Rrtting-Five 10 I on Sir Vassar: against Flushn
b, and Ell kndig. ench to l; beaumont, = to |; Dete
: tive. 80 TO /.
Entries for brighton.
The following is the programme for to-day
Brighton Beach:
t First Race--Selliug; six furongs:
! Ron Ami ..,,,.,.- lambert ,......,....lC