The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-19
VOTER HAS A WALK0VER.
NOBODY WANTED no CHASE III
GREAT S-YElR-0LD YESTERDAY.
The Heavy Rain MADE the Track mao. ana
There were Numerous INSTRUMENTATION
Yeaterday,s Purses Were wsn-Howland's
.. coed work for the Futurity Yesterday.

There Were Numerous
Yesterday's Purses Were wo~n-Hewisnd's
coed work for the Futurity Yesterday.
There woro no stake features on yesterdays
card at Brighton Beach, but thuro were six we'll
filled races which gave promise of some grand
spo,t, until the rain fell in torrents and forced q
number Of owners to withdraw charges that are
not at homo on a heavy track. Voter found a
soft spot in the third event, a dash at a mile,
from which Cleophus, Wolhurst, Mana H.,
The Swain, Skate. and Song and Dance were
all scratched, leaving him a walkover. 1t was
expected that Wolhurst, Cleophus, and Mana IL.
would force the great colt to put In a milo in
1:4o or better, and the rain undoubtedly spoiled
ono of the best races Of the meeting,
Tho money won't on Winged Foot and Scar
borough in the opening race. Talismsn was
the most fancied of the others, with 8 to ] quoted
about her chances. Nay Nay should have won.
but she got away very poorly and could never
overhaul Talisman. who left the bunch on tho
backstretch and opened up quite q gap. The
big California Derby winner Scarborough floun.
dered In the deep mud and dropped back beaten
after making quite a brave attempt to overhaul
Talisman. Nay Nay passed the big colt in the
stretch and was rapidly overhauling Talisman
at the wire.
The DAILY pair. Isen and His Majesty, were the
favorites for the second race, q dash at Eve fur
longs TOT LWO-yehT-OlUb winch nave NOT run
frat, second, or third at tho meeting. There
|nrn;nI AZ I 70 To- to s,. /; MS S;ISy I c MhG rode ,sas him MS1iiI r. E
was almost impossible to pick out tho white
boys from the colored riders, so literally were
wig, and one OF the favorites, was second. with
Beekman. a 10 to 1 chance, third. Tn winner
has been showing speed for three furlongs or so
in all Of his races, and the mud yesterday took
him 50 far away from his field that he was en-.
abled to win.
dash at six furlongs, which had among It's nomi-
nations some very fleet platers. Sims lost no time
in getting to the front when the flag fell, and
was a good second until we'll into the stretch.
a % seod i seiand! S asnen Se w%s th GeIy 'a'' and was
George Keene. in spite Of his l2s pounds. wes
was compact. and with George Keeno in pursuit
George Ksens had enough Of i by the time the
T Tasn ssaa1s1; gGn = t sS9d ta rae In q fhe sh sss. lsahs snd
easily secured second money. Benares was a
good fourth. The mud proved too much for
nent.
soufie was %favorite for the closing race of the
coming in for more support than any Of tho 9th.
ers. MUD is what Souffie prefers, and she went
away at a fast clip when the flag fell. setting .
then shook Off DR.. Sheppard. Double Quick
took second place at the head of the stretch. but
very cleyeriy. Double Quick had to surrender
second place to DR.. Sheppard In. the final hun
dred yards the three-year'old closing very
John E, Maddon's Futurity candidate. How
land. worked a trial at Sheepshead Bay yester-
paratory efforts for Tuesday big race. Heran
seven fqrlongs In l:3ois, the first quarter In
O.1SlD five furlnnua In l .O1 y aiY flrlnnpa In
1:l5 flat, and finished strong. This Is u remark.
ably high-class performance and Rowland will
half interest in I'd b Browns colt = Pi HUuht' a a
prominent candidate for Tuesdays prize. Sum
mary follows: v,,sr ,,cr
For three ear olds; one mile and one-sixteenth:
C. Littlereld, Jr:'s b . TalismAn. 3, by F~itzjames-
G.. +: Fox's b. I. Nay Nay. 8. III pounds. carried
Akin I Lottr idge;s i. 9. scarbcrcush.il Id tscherrer Q
simonian. Winged Foot. and Bastion also ran.
-,Dv-Av W Tim: ' foe, o to 3. sc,r,oror,,
i to s; fAiisman. 8 to I: Nay Nay. 8 to /; Basticn.
10 to /. and Simonian. 80 to l.
SECOND RACE.
For maiden two year olds; nve furlongs,
Q. Littieneld; JE.'s. b. c. Junior. by Sir Aodred-Non.
John DAYS b. Z. isseen. ios III. MARTINI
cG SisSs b 5 Ss; = c Gai {; ase1 haSis. ,2 nss sMsp;as or' Bush il; 3
Tinker. Domestic. and Long Acre also ran.
B~ett,ns-Asains. Isen and MS Majesty coupled. g
to !; First Fruit and Domestic. each o to !; Gov.
Bushnell, 3 TO /; Junior and Black Duke. each 10 to
l; Beekman and Reggie May. each is to II Tinker. go
to l; Pa1gns, LOUISA Desnan, Gardiner. and Long
THIRD RACE.
For three-year olds aud upward; one milot
James X. Keene's CHI. G. Voter. 8. by Priars Bal
sam-Aavourneen, ll6 (Sloan) ............. ~. o.
FoURTH RACE.
For three-year olds and upw ard six furlongs:
M Dryers br. &. Harry Reed, o. by Himyar-
James r. Keene's eli. /. Tripping. s. los III. MARTINI. =
NJ: Corbett's br. y. Zanone. 4. ITO oLeary)..."... 8
Kaiser Ludwig. TremarSo. City. and Yemen also ran
Time. l:lbl.
b~ettingEFiye to = on HAIRY Reed; against Yemen.
and Kaiser Ludwig. each 80 TO l.. and City. 100 to !.
FIFTH RAcE.
For two ear-olds; handicap; i've furlongs,
Mrs; 2. Kiley's br. o. sAlabAr. by saivator-BAvariA
W. Il, sinS"s 3. 9. FonIavannah. 100 ii. Martini. !
Demngogue. Benarcs. Danforth, ortoiand, and
Pontet Canet also ran
Betting-Agains George Keene, z to 8; Salabar and
DemagoRuc. each Ito /; FOnsavannAh, o TO /; Dan
forth and Pontet Canet. each IL TO ! Ortuland, so
to
SIXTH RACE
For three year.Olds and upward; one miloi
j. Mnrphy's b. { Sounie. "a. by Rayon dor
Foster Bros. b. c. DR.. sheppard. ). lO2 "A. Barrett. >
Atkin & Lottridge's Gu. c. Double Quick. 4. 81
fortune. savarin. Albert s.. Beaufort. and voliesy
also ran.
Time. l:i4L,.
Betting-Ten to y on Souf,e; against Double Quick
s.. go TO |; Beaufort and volloy. each 40 TO ii
Fortune, 200 to !.