New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-22
RACING AT BRIGHTON.
NO CONTESTS OF CONSPICUOUS MERIT.

THE ASSOCIATION AGAIN TNLCCNY IN TIE
WEATHER.
Rceusce the winner OF the first race at Brighton
Beach Yesterday is Owned. according 10 the official
programme. by W. Il. Sink. Junior. while ST. Lee
who ran second IS owned by ". =. Sink. Senior
Might q possibly be 3Ust d well Cor the Senior
Sink AID the Junior Sink 20 get together and own
ell their horses in partnership? 1t Is conceivable
hat there may be a triaing bit OF scandal some
iay about some Of these Seniors and Juniors who
own horses unless ii TT Is made to persuade
ali Senior and a nc Juniors 20 unite their in
forests IN single ownershps The latest reports
from Constantinopie TO the effect that the Sui
tan has decided TO join hands with the Concert Of
the Powers. and the wAite-winged dove OF peace Is
r,w cooling In the caves OF the iildz Kiosk. Why
should no; thc Senior Sink and the junior Sink coo
!r concert on the turf? 50 many raucous and
rancorous cr.es have been heard on the turf OF
late mat the sound CT the Sinks cooling in concert
would be especially acceptable. And all the Seniors
srE ali The Juniors the turf ought 10 COO TO-
eethor in harmony Why should they coo apart any
longer?
Every honest man who wants the turf cleaned
Thoroughly. ana kept thoroughly clean, should APP
Maud heartily every inquiry made AMI every ques-
tor asked by the stewards a. Brighton Beach The
greatest curse Of the Eastern turf for years mas
been the blindness. deafness ami dumbress OF GER
,a.a raccjrack stewards who DO not see what they
ought to see. who 10 not hear what they ough;
10 hear and who DO not ask questions when they
ought 70 ask questions. on many Western tracks
the racetrack officials seem TO nave far better eyes
ana ears a>d tongues tlaH some Of the stewards
On The Eastern courses appear 10 possess Any
aci as If they moro alert and wide awake
eve: nave been, and those Western officials protect
he rye interests or ,ne pun ana 5s tewsds on
Eastern racks na'e ogen pr@1Gcms fn0s s,cwn1s
OF Brighton Beach show disposition TO |at i the
races carefully and TO warn any owner trainer OK
a. best and bigtes Interests # racing thoe stew
ards should be praised and approved ana encouraged
Michael F. Dv-yer made overtures of peace and
good will TO A Astc Cf the kensco Staoie LOT M
bed nigh; seriously interfere with Mr. DIVERS
was smoked and Tom Cromwell was cXo hanged for
Azure and the selling race war was ende9, o., Gu.
The start in the first race was poor Only hve
horses ran and Of them. Loeb Glyn was a.
most eft at the post The race Wa won by Refuge,
81 Lee second, and Loeb Gyn' VINO cioseu d
gap of many lengths. was third daa..o, f,vortes in
,boir rssneCtiye races and were heavily backed Ry
he public Both horses justified the confidence
XII LVnah Was the favorite in the fourth race
Decide freely supported Oy ne Us 49,
Sf} for Pi Mss nan got OF badly and Decide
who was in motion hen the barTer w1S t1i
r,,ebed 10 the front and was never headed "IiHI"S
eIoterer furnished the medium Of another exten-
sive plunge by the big bettors. VINO pracusCaII!
backed him off the boards ottereT go' BOW R orator
and T SPd oY Poy n orator got the w Of he start
but managed 10 make up par' OF ms tos' ed6s-on
fayorite Concord ,,oo .ho
The rack was deep and rain sodien Hence Ine
racing was unsatisfactory except 10 tne Pu 15
sjerent who have reaped harvest slncf 'hS Tpbn
Ing Of the gates at Brighton Ge zee Gon q 9'"
TbS Brighton Beach Association is mournfqly 1n-
s qCTT fell Yesterday and the 4eds which veTs
originally small wsTg [1oW1 horses were taken
6 and the spectators were keenly di.spp9ne,d BE-
oause NJ The slashing of the programme; wi'Cn+7