The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-21
LONG SHOTS AT BRIGHTON.
INDIAN SUMMER AND DAMIEN
WERE GOOD THINGS.

Wbhh 1OOD IhINGh.
As Good ms SO TO 4 Against tho Former ana
Damien was at the False Prico or y 90 Il
Bllinits ocean wave stakes woIhurst
the Only Favorite 20 win In the MUD.
Tho talent Jared only fairly we'll at Brighton
Beach yesterday, favorites losing a majority Of
the events; in fact, Wolhurst, In the conclud-
Ing event, was tho only successful first choice OF
tho day. The long shot of the day was the
Brookdale gclding Indian Summer, against
whose chances as much as 80 to l could be
had at the opening OF tho speculation. Pat
DUNES good four.yearold Damien should havo,
on last years class, been favorito for the handi.
cap at one milo and a furlong. but the son OF
Strathmore developed into an arrant rogue in
California last winter. and the Western horse
man advised his friends not to put a dollar on
tho horse yesterday. 1t was Damien's first race
In many months, and, while he behaved badly
at tho post. when IL came to racing he spread
engled his field and won under a big pull. Tho
track was heavy, but entirely safe. w. G. Daly's
Billali won tho Ocean Wave Stakes of 81, 900,
defeating Hi Daddy, Kaiser Ludwig, and Pass
over.
Tod Sloan hadn't recovered from his collision
with the fence while riding a bicycle on Mon
day and wasn't on hand to ride Bclmar, so the
gray horse was withdrawn from the third race,
which was the feature Of the card. Peep o. Day
doesn't fancy a soft or muddy track, and the
pencil went through his name. Skate and Lin.
coin ii. were the other Withdrawals, leaving
Damien, Deerslaycr. Volley. Cassette and Pre-.
mier to fight for the 300 which went
to the winner. Premier was favoritc, with
Deerslayer second choice, and the other starters
at an average price of 8 to /. Damien and Vol
ley delayed the start for some minutes. but the
five finally got away, with Damien in front.
Premier and Cassette chung to Damien past the
stand, round the turn. and up the backstretch.
but Voilcy concluded that 1t wasn't his day and
sulked so badly that he was quickly out OF dan
ger. Everybody looked for Damien to come back
on the upper turn. but when Premier, Cassette.
and Deerslayer made play for the westerner no
moved away as handily as you please and
the race vas over then and there. Perkins had
a good stout pull on Damien as the four-year-old
Efo ai'G second np'% money. VI" but i Pren Hna lasted asaa Tong long
enough to get IT by a good neck, Cassette beat
Tho TotiS winner nUs i Is q R Rel,0 Sse aEnG Pind D Of lG q horsee. is andi
had the talent suspected that he was good he
would have, been the fayorito for yesterdays
race. A mile and a furlong In 1:58. with III
pounds in tho saddle on a heavy track, 10 no
mean performance.
rosy for the Kensico Stables representative,
t whe sod Jo tat Sc fsg srr1 soMe ~ a S SponSht ap DIS DIS.
count with a rush in the last furlong and beat
the favorite home handily. Mahoney was third.
Old sandowne,. a famous mudiark In his day.
was a starter In this event, and ran with the
Fourteen two;year;oldis went to the post for
Il lie S sos0s Spencer sSsn' in m't the o sptreteh. ' and st t1e taienst
thought they had the money until Corbley
rushed Indian summer out Of the ruck and had
Rove and Andrew Jackson Joyner set The raft
sTs ssAS %as s %ssn t and SGflaHii HINT w thIrd finishing
Kaiser AZ ssf i a Rsftty as sGe Bi thinf fo Po tSs OCEAN ai p %sGs
responsible for tie Withdrawal q, Cleophus and
Tallahassee, and only four candidates went to
the post. Van keuren was up on Billali. and
when The flag dropped Gene sent the brown
geldine along at bis best clip. Hi Daddy and
could never overhaul the leader. and BuisGG' Won
in a drive by half a length. HI Daddy beat
A The crowd r%ST Vas 5 i much ann ams sssd'S 81 %f sif. ip.ly's
remark when Billali was waiting to be sold. The
s. ss. .Soo. Fat Tsihs spf sin wa aSF busy sS0S sel fna The K c MSTsa
in sixteen days, GRATED WiIliam. and
Tor a bid. There was 4 grin that spoke
EaIIHme was i Ha .w msshs to the siii paddo asGe Father MRsa
Bill. by the way, wants 1t distinctly understood
that he b hsr door, a no r sIs,9ss H sha 1 s.; 1 sSo s !hns !, Il
few days ago at Gravesend.
Philip was fayorite for the hfth event, q dash
at five furlonGs for two-year-olds. but o lot of
money went on Mr.. Batter and Decanter. Philip
was lost in tho shuttle at the turn apd Decantsr
the stretch, Attainment in a drive beat Sensa-
tional for third money. W,olhprst, at odds on.
assS at W Une mile nis G glp Piay sec IN me se seou iE %one =
without an effort from Declare. Summary
follows:
For three,year-olds and upward. ~nop:winnes this
years ty subscription OF $40 each; $500 added. OF
which SIS to the second and 0e6 70 the third; the
winner TO be sold at auction; seven furlongs:
J. Kneale's b; h. Discount. Q. by imp. Deceiver--
Kensico s,a6le's s. h sapeio, 1. i0I jHnrri:onj.:
Mrs. W. Days b. c. Mahonsy, 8, 81 o'connoE...s
Eedted. viuita. BurlesQue. Nay Nay. Bon Ami. and
eAna0"ho also ran Time, 1889.
B~ettins-Asainst saPelo. 3 to 8; Discount and Nay
J; Mahoney. 10 to l; Bon AMI. IS to II Sed1ed and
Vinita, eachio to /.
SECOND RACE.
For two-yearolds that have run and have not been
placed INST. second or third; BY subscription Of SIO
each; $500 added. OF which e75 70 the second and $50
to tho third; the winner to be sold as auction' hvs
L s as...a T; IsS%P Pie. iC b; ;SSo {; 1ns,sn summer b,
2 Z. PSnns sm Oh; Q; ! s Son n f. 10 70 & 4TLIeeaTyS.sn
Ena Daily. Tommy O.. Stone Step. Tori. and spunwei
Also ran.
B~ettinE-AE1ins Spencer, 2 to u M. Hunt 9 70 y
Tommy Q. and stone Step. each 90 to I Indian sum.
mer. 20 TO !; Lille Seals and Spun we'll. each so TO !;
Tori and Ella Daily, each 90 to /; Lerete and KAs.
each 90 to J..
THIRD RACE.
For three yeAr-olds and upward; handicap, by sub
scription Of 80 each. or Qb II declared; 81 900 added.
OF which 5000 TO the second and 800 TO the third
one mile and u furlong;
p. DUNES b. h. Damien, 4, by strathmore-Beatrics.
James aGEauERiinis Oh h. Premier. 4. los tschorrery. )
W. z. Rollins b. h. Dcerslayer, o, lis (Doggett..... 3
volley and Cassette also ran,
Time, l:55.
Petting-Tcn to 0 on Premier. against DeerslayoI
Ga to !, Cassette. Damien and volley, each b TO l..
FOURTH RACE
The Ocean Wave OF S2. 900; for thrrc. year.olds; $50
each. or 0l6 II declared by May |; $50 additional 10
start; TO the winner $1,000, to the second $500, 10
the third e200i the winner to be sold Ut auction; six
furlongsi
VIC, Days Pillali. br. e., 0, by imp. Rayon dor
She, ll3 Wan KeurenJ. ..... zee.
Mrs. /. Curtis's B., g. h! Daddy. 8. los (Scherrer...9
D.. Gideon's b. q. Kaiser Ludwig. 8. lO7 tDoGgott)... D
Passover also ran.
B~o,unr-As.,nst Ii hh% Daddy ii1.ss i.o 8, Kaiser Ludwig.
3 to /. Billali. 8 to I Passover. D to /.
FIFTH RACE.
For twoyear.olds that have not won more than one
race: by subscription OF el0 each; 5000 ad led. OF
which 600 to the second and 900 TO the third. Tho