The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-15
JUDAS DISTAFF STAKES.
BRITdNNTC's DACGHTEE WINS 4
GOOD RACE Ar BRIG HTOy.

Are secsud and Third. nr-pecttveIy-
usrss Owners Trniner-. and Jockeys Or
Enai.ing Asatuss UsIust ictsm-Gs--s
The third day OF the Brighton Beach Racing
Association meeting brought one fully 1000
persons. The track was dry in spots when the
thrung arrived nj the course, ant the sun was
shining brightly from a cloudless sky. As the
afternoon wore 90 the shy da-Srred. and the
last three races OF the day we're te,UIet in Il
driving rain The kensico stables bay Oily
JUia, by Britannia. out OF imported Judy. won
the Distaf Stakes, at i've tur'ongs. the feature
OF the day. after \ drive With the Thompson
pair. L Alouette and Colonial Dame. Judh was \
10 to l chance. and sam Doggett. who rode hec,
received an ovation when be returned To weigh
in. 1t was the Jockeys first victory in a lonc
time.
During the Afternoon 4 paper WAS circulated
by F. W. Walden. who trains The Frinr and
other horses for 4. II. & \. II. Morris. Il has
for lis object the organization Of a protective
league and the raising OF 4 fund 70 be lt the
DISPOSAL Of any owner. trainer. or Jockey 70
prosecute any newspaper Or individual who
may ~uniustly c~rtticise the performances OF
horses or riders. A considerable sum OF mo1ev
was pledged and the touowing signatures were
received:
J. J. Hyland. James Ro-e. A. J. Joyner. James
Kneale. J. II. McCrsary. Frank Reagan. VIII m
Hayward. NJ. Mindsn. Anthony Taylor. I. Krew.
VI. C. MinRes. W. p. Burrh. John Miller. Jege
Dunn. Matthew Feakss William d.. Barrick.
John Reagan. l. B. Garsite. W. h Sink.
Jr.: Matt Corbett. J. (. Madden. W. Will
bite. c. T.. Patterson, Lewis Stuart, VII
liam Lakeland. J. V. Elliott. William Nc
Erney, Frank oLeary, Thomas MCGEE, David
Gideon. W. c. Rollins, G. L Miller. F. :. p.
Randolph. VI. Dunochue. Waiter jennings. Ed
ward II. Garrison, Joseph Levy, @. B, Morris.
Covington & Eent. Oh Nrles H. Hughes. John
Hyues. r Tucker. Pat Dunno. Frank Meade,
5. Trowbridge. G. ". Nixon. c. Littledeld s
Son. W. c. smith. J. Evans. J. NJ Lhu shlin,
william Jennings Sr.. William Jennings. Jr..
Julian Bower. Thomas Webb. II. Campbell. Il.
B. Balloon. II nry Harris. William An:onitls.
J. Fl. Mccormick. A. c. Asty. n. T. Pu lsiter. e.
V. Snedeker. Fred Burlew, T. W. LottridSe, J.
p. Atkins. 5. c. Cottrell. L Gilmore. Charles
Miller. Ernest F~leischnann. Mike Clancy. An
thony Hamilton. Joe Hewitt. Joe Scherrer. u.
Bergen. Sim Dosxe.t and Joseph Higgins
The Thompson pair OF dllies, L'Alouetts and
Colonial Dame, were t~avorites for the DLtta1
Stakes at the over Shelmins odds OF I to l on.
Tilted ranging next in public favor. Sam Dog
Getc took the track when the dag fell 10 L good
start and opened up a gap OF a length. S.oan
kept L'Alouette in second posiuoa. evidently
chinkinR that Juda would come back 10 liu. IL
the homestretCh poggetI went wide for the G-y
footing in the centre OF the course. anG VIXEN
Sloan moved wi b the tavorite, let out a
could not head TIE pretty darshfer u brit.antc.
JUta winning in a hard drive by bali u length
SOCIAL q, Dame isnSrs s,q bsS}aS b At 's seIs ssf m t ind rT WAS IA a
the backsCretch. but coming home the white
tailed oily displayed a lot Of speed and was a
close third At the end The winner was bred in
Texas BY A. q. s D. a. Morris. aud sold TO thu
kens:co Stable last spring BY r W. Walden y
,Eseaca, = noted performer in the mud. was
plunxsd, o. TO win the opening Dish at a mile.
hes Fer Stt.q in1o n. fe erS . t tRe s sr.9nS a,I fI mtis,
and then played with Declare and Tinge. Old
Declare was second and Ben Elder third. ringe
shut up ike A iackknife at the end OF six fur.
longs. Ben Eder is plainly not at home in heavy
gong. Sanders. the odds-on tavorte, won the
SaaGy style, With panfo-th second ana Yam.
kee sam third Sanders i. the much
. mare the ate senator Hearst raced, and he
had no tlticulty in leading Al the way in ye7-
surpassed those OF any younyste r in p. J.
DIVERS stable. Harry Reed. at odds On. took
a she 'i if saft : i Riie. etS Sss E vast 20 she t 5hs Ffe.
who won as he pleased Premier ran through
fsSn s .sss T., position y isSs.S % .,r the asco 9"sfS m65e and
The layers had now received three tacers in
Estaca, Sanders, and Harry Reed. but the down;
they offered an sstonishinsly good price about
the black gelGing Hanion in the fifth race.
Beaufort, Rife, and Templestowe TO beat.
Bromley s. Co. OF Chicago the owners OF
haNlOn, hooded me ring Win tnGlr MONEY, ana
there were walls from the layers when the good
thing Ealloped home after leading AL the way.
Collins, who rode Beaufort. carried Rife very
wide at the first turn, but Ii didn't make any
difference IN the result, IS Beaufort beat the
Dwyer three-year-old hands down for second
With the Hanlon winnings in their pockets the
Bromley aggregation. ASSISTED by \ large de!eZa-
ton Of the talent, battered Orion so perstsrently
that the son Of Hanover was gradually forced
down IN the speculation Until he went 70 the
post tavorite at even money. Successful got the
! hear of the start. with Orion some lengths la,E.
and the ally was never headed. HI Daddy was
second. and Orion, wao closed \ big gap, third.
Scherrer. who ia under contract to ride FOR
I Bromley & Co., rode the winner. the stable hAv-
ing ,DQt White on Orion.
that Jers Dunn's sunny slope C'.r.ed her
gro@r weight in the race Tor TAG S%autliq5
rs cAa horses finished. follow:
FIRST RACE.
For thr-e-year-alGs and npwari that have run and
$500 .das s.e Of ~aien iui9 70 the ,sSond and SO to
the third one mile and ,iItesntn:
Ia 1I Ertassa. ida 'Tsarp. 01 +"pF'o' OF S "'t..,-- /
P ! psysr.s b, 4 bss!95s; s. II taswist'".'..
rings Also ran
B~artinz-FIva TO } Gu E5tGrn. AGAINST Ben Efar, 3 70
l; ringe, 3 10 Il Declare, 40 {" /
SECOND RACE.
For ss9-y'aEI.ds that 1a Ho, a2t Too sto@' h
TO the second and 90 % the third mAi'.eHa A.aNe'!
P p~ysr;.6 3. c sanders, OF MISUNDERSTANDING
nop.s. l0T Thorpe ..--..-- !
y. L. Graves 4 co. ! D. c. panforth, 1907 schs-rss. g.. a
C.. Ele'sehmAun & sons co, {. Yankee sam t'7
CRannf ....-.. ....-.. ....-. .-.---.... ......-.. ]
Briar Hill, PouateI. Eaa, P.EgJ p. snt Mrs. Reeves
AlAo ran.
Time. ia0SL,.
B-ttin1-Five to 2 GU sanders asa.aSs lnEc'--h I n
!, Br4hr HI 4 to !. Ylnts4 san = 70 ! P~S-7 = ADJ
KA, each % TO I. Mrs.. Eaevss ~ to /. .0Gtl.eE 10 % J.
Third RACE
For three y-ar-obis and ipw Art, handicap by sab.
scr,priou Of go Zach, &C IS Y declared $1,000 9itai
OF sHicu 5000 To Lie sccHd and 500 20 the tG-r4
SIX turiougs.
N =. Dryers b. z. HArry Reed, S, y Emyar-
Violet, l2S sims -.-... .-----... ..-.. .-.-
James MrLaughIn' = "a. D. Premier, I, liH T-orp-.
{. JArobss ch. T. sec FL-t. 3, lnT SHEER rj.-.-.r-,-. 4
str Play, HlRW=il. Ant PROMPT Also ran.
Time. -,
B.eting-Fiva 81 { an Harry 2A-i aElrst Pr"nl'r
Fanwsll, ani sec lst. slth 5 :" l, Fr-n3r, 90 o. l