The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-13
HON0RS FOR B%ROOKDALE.
THOMPSON FILL les FIRSTAND THIRD
IN TESThL STAKES.

waikovers for Beinar and Ortoiand-
Father nil DAILY Surprised In Many Ways
STRUGGLE Between woihurst and Damien.
The horsemen played sad havoc with tho
Brighton Beach programme yesterday after
noon, Belmar and Ortoland walking over in tho
first and second races respectively, although the
second money was liberal in both instances.
Nobody apparently wanted to run second to
Belm Nr In the opening event. w. G. DAILY, who
IL constantly on tho lookout for just such OPP
portunities, for once was caught mapping.
Somebody told him that Tho Swain would
start, and knowing that his representative,
Counsellor Howe, would have no chance
Of beating either the gray or the bay,
Father Bill had the pencil run through the
name OF the Dryer %cast.ofI. But Days
luck was with him in the second. a dash at six
furlongs for two-year-olds, for which there were
four nominations, Michael ILL.,, Nosey. Attain
ment, and Ortoland, the last named from the
stable OF the Sage of Hartford. Attainment WAS
withdrawn and then Nosey was scratched. With
only Ortoland to beat, it was q certainty that
there would be no price against the son of lslinR-
ton. and he too was withdrawn. This left Father
Bill q walkover.
The shrowd Connecticut horseman was CHR
ripping as blithely as a bird after Ortoland
walked over. but when the colt was put up at
auction a dark complexioned young man, who
subsequently, turned out to DO a nephew of Joe
Maroon, the old-time heavy player at Gutten.
burg. stepped up and ran tho winner up Sl35
over the entered price Of $500. During the bid
ding DAILY kept asserting that the man had no
money. and that he should show that he was "a
responsible man. The young man subsequently
produced indisputablc evidence that he had
enough money, az his omman to buy a score of
Ortolunds, and the stewards fined DAILY $500 for
interfering with the sale.
The stake feature, of the card was the vestall,
- Q --n- VA AZ INT - hn1fa rnslA TO-, ,,l.,E
there were seven starters, with the Thompson
pair. LAlouette and Sagaeity. favorites at, the
Belle were the most favored OF the others,
Logistlc being the outsider at SO to /. Alum
dant got a length or 50 the best of tho send-off,
while Logistic was last to get into motion.
Penn tried to steal away with the sister to
Arabian, but Sims moved L'Alouette up into
second place at the head OF the stretch and easily
Kinglike. .Scherrer tried to squeeze through
squaring away for home, and Penn promptly
shut him off. In a driving finish Abundant beat
e Mhss q in = claim 4 nee OK t foul f'S again.. Mo xSynd sfheF nnd
the stewards disqualified the Walden FLY. This
made the second string Of tho Thompson stable.
ii, 200 70 Brookdale
George Rose, whose running at Sheepshead
in almost any company, made his reappearance
in the East in the third rtce. a dash at six fur
raos this year. He was favoritc, and Won alter
q terrific struggle with Purse Proud, Horace
Theobald's son of Kingston. Scherrer had TO
ride his hardest, and only won by a nose. The
There were but five starters for the fifth race,
but 1t was quite tho best contest seen ut Brigh-
ton or any other course in come time. 1t was a
dash OF one mile and Wolhurst was favorite,
with Damien a strong second choice. souille
was third in favor. with Premier at the long
price OF II to /. Souttie, u notorious kicker. hit
" Woi Hey two two or rn thF S,m TSsouRR sbase shT GIsSo,iS whIle
Soutflc made the running until The up
per turn, where, ,Wolhurst forged to
superb contest all through the stretch. Claw
son and sloan putting up gilt edged exhibitions
neither going to the whip. and at the wire VOL
hurst had n head the advantage in al. This
Which IS held Jointly BY Baliston and Tenny. II
Damien hadn't such a fearful, temper he would
be quite a useful horse. soutlc was a good third.
Marshall was favorite FOR the selling race. at IA
mile and a furlong, but old W. b. took him into
camp in the fast time Of 1865. Dorian. as usual.
ing. Tom Cromwell, the odds.on favori,c. won
the closing event after q wild drive, Hey del
Scherrer was fined $25 for pulling up George
Rose in one OF the breaks In the third race, and
Coyie was mulcted $40 Tor dismounting without
permission in the fifth. summaries follow:
FIRST RACE.
For three-yearolds and upward; one mile and .
g. i. Smiths gr. h. Belmar. .. by Belvidere-
Adele. lis IT. Sloan o.
SECOND RACE.
For twoyear-olds; six furlongs:
VIZ bhlS = ~ 'to'ahu -
gal, lO2 \o'Connor) ...........,. ..........-...w.o o.
THIRD RACE.
r For three-yearolds;s six furlongs:
J. NJ. Murphy's br. <. George Rose, by George Kinney
Il. Theobaid's b. c. Purs, Proud. lOl (Clawson).....9
Endeavor. Trayant. Island King. Dye, Arson L..
Aahoney' and con'raGs3r a'so ran.
Betting-Against George Rose. 8 to 81 Purse Proud
cont pSSt s-V each @ 10 10 IL TO as' !: Anson L. H. 20 20 i; -; Island
King and Mahoney. each 10 to /; squan, 100 to /.
FoURTH RACE.
The vestal. of $1,000; for two-year'old nll!cs' half
Is. a v. P. Thompsensb b. +. L'Alouette. by King.
D,T PuIsifer's b. I. IS 7, my, ii6 tSchcrreD . -" >
L. s. & w.P. Thompson's b. I. sasacity. llC Claw
Daisy Gutter. LIogistic. Gray Belle. and Abundant
also ran.
Abundant finished second. but was disqualified for
BettnS-Three to / on L'Alouette and sagaclty
coupled; against Miss Tsnny. ! to !; Gray Belle. = to
l; Daisy Cutter. 80 to /; Abundant 40 to Ii Lo-
FIFTH RACE.
For three year:olds and upward; ono mile:
C, FIeischmann& Sons b. x. Wolhurst, 4, ty Ventila-
pente! q I.rrelI's b, b. Damien: 4 liy sloan ".... 2
J. u. Murphy's b. m. SUufic. 4. 100 CScherrerJ. ...... 3
Premier and volley also ran
pet,ing-F.ve to 4 on w;oianr:t; against Damien. 9
to /; sourie. 4 to l: Premi r. /! 10 /; Nolloy. 30 to /.
SIXTH RACE.
For four year.olds and upward; one mile and a fur
tNhhs
d. ~iisgIns's br. 4. W. b.. aged. by Glcngarry-pessie
]. \. Quirley's h. h. Marshall, aged (Do2HetD. ....... .
Foster Brothers b. h. Dorian, d "a. Barrett, ......... .
Myrtle Hardness also ram.
Time, l;5b.
II tting-Tcn to o on Marshall against W. b., 3 to B;
Dorian. 4 to l; Myrtle Harkness, l2 to |.
SEVENTH RACE.
For three yearolds and upward; one mile;
NJ. +. Dryers ch. h. Tom Cromwell. 1. by Bramble
-Fon-ie, IL CSlnls). ....'.... ..-..,.. .,'. ........ l
+. W. Purarr's b. Z. Rcy del TERRA, 3, OIL tClswsonJ. 2
p. g. p. Randoiph'a ch. &. Marsian. 4. 9S MAXIM 80. 3
Ting. Albert s., Honor, aud Emotional also ran.
Time, l;I2la,
Betting-Five to 3 OH Tom Cromwell against Rey
del TERRA. . to /; Ting, u to /; Albert $. and Mar,
sian. each 40 to |; Honor, 80 to /.
The f%ollowing Is the programme for to-day:
First ~Race-Scllingi ak furlongsi
Rel Drmonio ........... 100 Island King lol
Live Oak ............lO0 Musician ,..........lO
Ormunt ...... lOB TaliSman. .............. 100
Allrun ...... .'''..''''lup roTlhho' minimum wv
Abingdon ........... 100 Hurry up............. 81
Jeanette .............. 100 Sir MhlSe" ....,....... W
Rusaifcr -. ......,.. lOt La Saguse .............. 81
Chhrentus. ...... 'lh3 lakewood. ....,....... w
Second Race-speculative; two.yearolds; selling