The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-18
HAMBURG AGAIN WINNER
HE CAPTURES THE RISING GENERA
TON STAKES IN A GALLOP.


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SURPRISED. the Talent aud the watch
hoidsrs-Damien ana Other Idols Bcaten.
A fair.sizod crowd of racegoers mustered at
Brighton Beach yesterday, and spent al cxcit-
ing, IL not q profitable, afternoon. with the ox-
ception of u brief interval when Jupiter Pluvius
threatened to revisit the Enclosure, tho weather
was perfect for an outing, whilo the track was
almost fast enough to satisfy IN advanced
bicycle crank.
The sport opened briskly with a selling race
for three-ycar.olds and upward. Four OF tho ton
starters had moro or less OF a following among
tho early arrivals. but when the betting settled
down the talent unanimously plunged on j. IL
Kecne's King Menelek, a threeyear.old colt by
Hampton. He went to the post a pronounced
favori,c, but like many another good thing"
mt Brighton and elsewhere, he finished in the
ruck. Trcmargo got AWAY second. but hnmil-
ton at once hustled him to the front, and no won
by four lengths from lambert, while Pearl
Song, tho rank outsider OF the lot, squeezed into
third position at the finish.
Tho thrco scratched in the second race for
two-year-olds included Nosey, and. with him out
Of the reckoning, tho talent wanted nothing but
Miss Tcnny. They backed tho old swayback's
speedy daughter down to odds on, and she won
all the way In smart time. Oxnard, with Sims
up. ruled second choice, but he got away in tho
'S"A ''iNh hhu ~ ob MAS bSos
him n head for the place.
Premier and Myrtle Hardness were scratched
out Of the third race, a mile handicap for three
year-olds and upward. leaving only Ave to go.
or these, Tom Cromwell and Belmar were heav-
lily supported. tho Dwyer colt going to the post
at evens, whilo Pittsburg Pills gelding was
backed to o to 8. Form players entirely over
looked Salllo Clicquot. q handsome FLY by
Salvador, that had won three out of four
races at Fort Erie. Fancy prices were
on offer against her, but there were practically
no takers. Martin took her to the front soon
after the nag fell, and made a runaway race Of
1t. Turning for homo she was six lengths ahead
of her field. and, although Belmar closed fast in
tho run through the stretch, she won by q
length and n half in exceptional tlme. Sims
landing tho favorite In third place, q length
back.
This paved the way for the big event Of the
day. The Rising Generation Stakes Of $1,000
and Central Trust and Blissful were added.
Favorite players found little opportunity Of
getting even aad as n aam6nFs vas va o held ars at the u 10
Trust and Bowling Brook were we'll played for
and made play with open daylight, between
him and the others. Sims sat still and let him
well in hand BY two lengths. Central Trust got
the place and Julius Caesar struggled in for the
show " money. eight lengths behind. Consider
ing tho weight and the ease with which he won,
Hnmburg's performance was an eye-opener. and
h9 was greeted with liberal applause; ,
the issue in the selling race of a mile and q
quarter for three year.olds and upward. and
once made an odds.on f@avorite. Old ". i. also
was played heavily. but the talent again went
wrong, as Manassas at 9 to had the speed Of
year-olds and upward at a mile and a sixteenth,
was another heavy blow for the talent. Bur
v~orites respectively and almost monopolized
the speculation: Rey del TERRA got away well
and kept the others tiptoed to the line. Bur
lesque finished second and Marshall third.
in Th Ie s @Risb Pi,ts s5oTy P PEN Ms yes ersSitsd m %ItG
having won $75, 900 on the previous days IN ct
ing did not bear Investigation. Mr.. Smith him.
self assured. a sun reporter that his winnings
his losses Of last Friday, saturday, and yester.
day exceed $50. 900.
Martin and Clawson were the heroes Of tho
hot favorite and o neglected outsider to victory.
while Clawson captured the last two races on
the card with the average odds OF 9 TO l against
each OF his mounts. The races were run of
promptly and patrons were we'll on their way to
Summary;
FIRST RACE.
Purse 1900; for three year.olds and p ward; selling
Sensation Stables br. c. T%remargo 4. by fremont
N. Clancy br. I. Lambrnt. 1, io4 owens ..,...... i
Ell. PAGES ch; h Pearl Song. .. 100 twapshirel. =; !
ME sl Htph Msms,e jeanette A.. eG H.. and Myrtle H Hsqfnes. lis
ran.
Pearl song. 100 to /; King MrneIek. to 5; Ed Kear
Alphonse, 80 to |; Jeanette H.. 100 to /; Myrtle
Hardness. is to l..
SECOND RACE.
Purse $500; for wo-year olds; selling allowances
ruls.fer & KarrIcks b. {. Miss Teuny. by Tenny-
imp. Fair Vision, iOl (Murtin) ................
" divers b. c. warreuton. l0I FORBES. $685.. :
J.E. Madden's b. c. cSnard. Ito sims ....:.....
Abundant st. Ives 1rn Ei.eT = q Hi and AidricA also ran
Betting-Ten to 9 on Miss Tcnny; against Warren
ton. Is 10 /; Oxnard, 3 to |; Abundant, b to / st
Ives. 25 to /; Eileen D., 80 to l; Mldrica, y to l..
THIRD RACE.
Purse 5000; for three-yearolds and upward; free
G. h. aorris's b. I. sallie Clicquot, 4. by Salvador
Widow Clicquot. 100 (hartin) Observation-Disclosures.
G. Z. smiths gr. q. Belmnr. ., 100 tSloan) ........
M :. DwysEseh 6, Tom Cromwell, l. ila csims)...
Time. lf4Ol..
to R~ &! 'Fsn1 G1o%r. Sf''' s,s @H' 4 Esai z E. to !. ns s5 so i
BrAndywine. IL to l.
FOURTH RACE.
The Rising Generation Stakes OF 90, 900; for two
yearolds; penalties and allowances; six fmrlongs:
]. Z. MadLens br. c. Hamburg by Hanover-Lady
Reel. i27 tsims(
Charles Llttlefeld, Jr's. oh. c, julius Caesar. 40
Bowling brook, bia5qsy s,oqs. and Billissita;.i' also ran
Bs,tips,Five to c on n", M assains. Contra
lTubt, ~ > . JuIluh y XIV W IL boN lnk roo
$ to l; Blarncy stone. 30 to ! Blissful. 40 to1.
FIFTH RACE.
Purse 5000: for threp.year olds and upward; sellin
allowancesi one mile and "a quarter:
l. \. & W. l., psOn's ch. x. Manassas, 3, by
Potomac-ElvirR, 81 tClawsunl .,..............
Daniel q Farrei's b. C. Damien, 4, ll3 sloan. ......
G. HiSgins's br Y. W. b., aged. ITO ~(PerkinA) ,......
Timour also ran.
Time. 2iO7la.
Detting-Two to l on Damieni against Manassas,
to /; ". b., o to 2; Timour, 100 TO /.
SIXTH RACE.
Purse $500; for three. year olds and upward scllinl
allowances; one mile and a sixteonth:
Z. W. Purs"r'- b. e. ltey del 7 ezra, s, by Prince OF
Norfolk -Haldre, 100 (Claw som. ...,............
c. T. Patterson's b. G. Burlesqur, =. III (Perkins)..
J. =. QuiSl,y' : b. h. Marshall. ll2 sloan. ........
Formal. Marsian. and Parmesan also ran,
Time, l:t7..
Betting-Agains ltey del Terra. o to !; Rurlesuu,
r TO 3; Marshall, II to b; Formal. IL TO |; Marsian,
TO l ParMesan. = to J..
The programme for to-day IL as follows:
First Race-one mile and n sixteenth;
Talisman .,...........ll6 Slmonian. ......,....ll
rastiau Il. ...,.......ll Wing ii Foot. .........Il
Scarborough. ..lltiNay Say"...,......ll
Second Racc-Flve furlongs:
Junior go. .:.,.,.",.,l ~ Louise Degnan. q, ....l 10
GOV. bushnell ''. ....,, iuo l.eKlr May .,..........lO
III nlhIrsls ,.'... - - " IlHhi'T -s'., ,.......... III