The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-16
DUTCH SKATERS HANDICAP
DUTCH ROLLERS SON AN EASY WIN
NER AT BRIGHTON.


or the ~Day-Purses Tor Thomas Cat, Haiss
Prini. Dacian. and Rerugeo-wm wal
lace Reinstated By tho Jookey Cius.
Scratches were numerous once moro OF
Brighton Beach yesterday, but tho track was
In remarkably good shape considering the
amount Of rain during the past three days. The
racing was much better than the talent OK.
pected, and some of tho finishes were well
fought all the way. That good six-year-old,
Dutch Skater, won the chief event Of the day, .
mile and q quarter in handicap, in gallant style.
none OF the other contestants being able to keep
pace with him once Sims cut loose in the stretch.
There wero but hvo starters In this race, Dir
Walter, On Deck and Peep o. Day being with
drawn early In the day. W. O. DAILY was repre-
sonted by Volley and Counsellor Howe, and
w. B.. Sink by Alvarado II. and Lincoln II. Dutch
Skater, with Sims up, was always n pronounced
favorite at odds on. Thorpe on Alvarado II.
tried to make a runaway race of 1t, thus dupli-
eating H. Martins coup at Sheepshead Bay
when the Californian carried his field
the first milo In 1:A0h. but Counsellor
Howe kept at the chestnut ~geldins's tail
for the first mile and Alvarado II. quit whom
collared by Dutch Skater. Sims had ridden the
son Of Dutch Roller under an easy pull until q
quarter of q mile from home. Then he picked
out tho best part Of the track. and, sitting down
In earnest, rode home winner by two lengths.
NOllCyt Iuht uuTlnk II carly bJhkCh U Inb TbCBt
CLOSED. strong in the stretch and boat Lincoln II.
home for second money.
price OF 5 to i in The o ~ lhin eyent at se even
furlkonSs. the talent selecting I'd kesrney AZ the
tho aae feii. and he led all the way, winning in
3 big gallop, with Mahonsy second. MohSwk
Rodman B. for fourth honors..
u The second event found eleven swo,yeSsr,old
% gan !, and an fh Pi PG'sj ch Sato: SlR We're oS some 9 81 tx;
..BB.intSSd Junior IL The 6rst three 4 tuFslonss: and
SO to i for Tie oncofs stable. NSto boat oiney
bsy' F E isnssh By 50 in sSsSas % %idlcth ins out %ieo of Miss II :
Motley. Pink Chsmbroy showed . lot Of speed,
and TS. being W, By wv Wih tSIs5 s,.ss,r should 9ol .S Win a Ea SSS
furlong. Concord, Miss Prlm, and Tempiestowe.
Littleheldi INDUCED Concord with tho lead until
rounding the upper turn. where he cut looSe
a length. Clawson took Concord in the deep GO
ing next the rail or no might have worried the
winner. rs Concord came strongly, under tho
This lad, who is little moro than a child, and
who will some day mako q crack Jockey, thrsw
had a comfortable lead in the stretch, and. whilo
watching Sensational and Demagoguo on his
b5SSnnfSioss f Dacisn. T TRorpS is SO an CD old-t tn S' always
on the alert, and he was quick to take advantage
t Ss D,sw wish S Sessls' setsrc c RsSisa was was on as sTse
that he had been challenged. and he had to be
content with second place. Demagogue, with
az close Pou shisd up; c ReTfS5me Was sre sstan q h tass bg
the stewards, and warned that no must DO moro
Roy del Tierra was a false f~avorite for tho
concluding event OF tho day, q dash at q mile.
at 8 to to ! ana better, made n a runaway race q Il
and beat Dame Quickly neck and shoulders in
the creditablet time Of LASH.
A n n tha fAtun I'D nf h ANRA NItrh
granted L; Jockeys Wiley Sutt and William
trainer license was refused, as was also the ap-
gplication Of Jerry ChoTn for q Jockeys license.
entries ens esG Of W. f NJ, Wallace .n i we're I re9ese In Was t ro.
scinded and a license as trainer was granted to
FIRST RACE.
year; by subscription Of $40 each; purse $500. OF
which $50 to second and s2o to third; selling allow.
@. Andeson's b. G. Thomas Cat, 8. by imp. Mas
MRS v. {. DAYS b. 9. 8aSonssyy.. s.. 81 So;connorl....
TT: Heaiy's oh. g. Mohawki Prince. s. 100 "a. Bar
Ed kearnoy and Rodman b. also ran.
B~e.uns-As.lns. ia%f ke aass . to 8: Mohawk
Prince. ato ! Thomas Cat. 8 to /; Mahoney. Q to Il
SECOND RACE.
For maiden twoyearolds; by subscription OF elo
each; purse $500. Of which s75 to second ana o2o to
oneok Stables b. z. Scotch Plaid, by imp. Midlothian
E Lay L Sfs1 Msi's q. tiS SG SRos Ssa ,psriin,;
Il. F. bWyer's Oh. .. t olncy. iaa Csin,s1 3
Come Quick. Fulsno. Junior. Amelia D.. May Morn.
ing. Charlie Ross. Pink Chamorey. and spinwen
also ran.
Quick and Pink hambrey. each 8 TO |; Junior. Q to
/; splnwell. go to ]: Charlie RoGs and scotch Plaid.
each 80 TO Il Amelia D.. 40 to i; Fulano and May
Morning. each 90 TO /.
THIRD RACE.
For three yearolds; BY sub:cription Of 9lo ssnhi
G, hit.lsaelS, JI,s,b & Miss ] P,.m. b. Knight of
J; Rupert, IRIS, b. c. Concord. 90 HClAwsony....... .
W. c Days blk c. T Tenn 90 toconnor'.... 0
Bettiug-Five to ! on Concord; against Miss Prim. o
to o. Templestowe. 80 to l.
FOURTH RACE.
%scription OF 10 each; 81 600 added. OF which $500 to
second and sioo TO third one mile and a quarter
bntch RoilerHfena lis Sins Sims, .nae.. o. oy .mp.
" NJ e. p niaI': S S g +. G iinsSin Al it, log Z. ( ii5 ks%5s9s sj:.::. 8 8
Alvarato II. and Counsellor Howe also ran.
Time, 9:l4.
Betting-Ten to Z ON Dutch skater, against Lincoln
II and Alrarsdo H.. coupled. Is TO b; volley and
Counsellor Howe. coupled. / TO l.
FIFTH RACE.
For twoyearoldsi by subscription of $40 each,
5000 added. Of which Sloo to second and ESQ to
Z. punne's oh. c. Daclan. by Hindoo-Miss Moore.
C. Fieischmasnnn a sons b. 8. Nossy. ioI coisw:onnj;. )
Glenoine. Julius Cesar, and Sensational also ran
Time. l:lSS.
~Bsttlng-AGa,nst Nosey. II to 10; Sensational. . to
]; Denagogue and Dacian. each Q to !: Glenoine, 80
to ]; Julius Caesar. so TO l.
SIXTH RACE.
For three-yearoids and yard; selling allowances,
by subscription. OF $40 each; $500 addedi ST0 to
second horse and s25 to third one mile:
". \. sinks b. 6. Refugee. 4, by LIile-Bracken. lot
". II. JenninEs's b. I. Dame quickly. 1, 100 "a. Bar.
/. rnrser's b. 9. Rey del TERRA, :. es (Clawson)..... 8
Contractor also ran.
Time, ii4bLo.
BrttluE-Five to I gu Roy dol TERRA; against Dame
Quickly, 2Lo 10 !: Refugee. 8 to I Contractor go to ].
Entries for Brighton BeAch.
The following is the programme for Brighton
Beach to-day
First Race-Se'ling; mile and d furlongi
FLAMES ..............ll 10 Emotional. .,,..l0S
Lstaea. ..............lO Rine
second Race-Handieap; for twoyear.olds, six fur
longs:
pcmngoguc.. 1919 Nuto .,....... .......lla
Michael III ............ 1913 Ma Petite a.. Tia
Sensational, 92 INlnklor i'm