New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-08
AT THE RACETRACK.
RESULTS AT BRIGHTON BEACH.
ATHAMAs DEFEATS DoLANDo THE FAvoRITE IN
THE LAST RACE.

walked about coatleSS ana In easy AZURE IN "nht
they considered their domain. McKane was
knr "injuncticns didn't CO." and the stranger from
the city Wa, taken in where the odor Of cab
hases and clam chowder was thickest and per-
mitted to buy champagne for the lords OF Coney
Island The march of modern Improvements has
swept the old-time. weedy. harnaced hunks out Of
the main nclosure and the grandstand TO the
field where they Illuminate the past and tell
about fabulous winnings when Paris mutuals gave
every body chance for his money.
These od-time patrons Of Brighton have sriev-
which is shared by ali the patrons Of the
field. The charge for admission to the field at
Westchester Gravesend and Sheepshead Bay is %
cents but at Brighton the charge Is 10 cents. Con-
sequenty there is much justiiable complaint about
the avAricoIsness Of the management which s
extremely liberal to horse-oTners, but IL trying TO
make up for that berality out OF the poorer
patrons OF racing II is certainly unjust 10 charge
10 cents to witness the racing Brighton from the
field. when the leading racing clubs give better ac-
Aommodatons for 90 cents.
The spectators who were In the main inclosure
were different IN many respects from the patrons
OF Brighton in former years. There are now no
longer swarms of babies and children Of tender
years IN the grandstand. The general appe1ranc"
OF the people compares favorably with that
Of the patrons OF the leading racing clubs. John
Hunter and Philip Dryer discussed the breeding
problem with much lcvi;y. Julius Fleischmann
wore modest yachting costume Edward furser.
has Jus returned from California, $1,000 IN
one Of IN" passages In the grandstand, ana
woman requested d policeman to zen mat MAJ.
not 10 stand on chair as he INSTRUCTED the view
William Oliver told his friends the r"nsons why he
did win the Chicago Derby with Warrenton.
FoXhall = Heene. who was one Of the stewards
Sheepshoad Bay Monday. when three lnno-
cent guileloss steeplechase Jockeys lost their way
thom mislead him ~ 10 their actions, hut
cured convincing evidence from other sources. wiki
had their licenses suspended indefinitely. and now
have plenty OF leisure to 20 10 cuba and get lost
~ la. n Tgf ~ Sflrf
James T. Iioan's Illness is not OF serious ma
ture but It VIII cause him 10 retire to the balsam,
Weeks atmosphere oi the A''0''"'N' LOT 'e'e''
Previous was badly GU, down in the second race
ana Will now obtain "A much-needed rest Lazy
hoof and Unlisted Injuries that are likely to retire
in nearly rverv race. but the stewards failed to pay
The Jockey Club is certainly made up Of hard
hcarted lot OF mon or u would not Iermit its
This unfortunate Official wrote at one time
pteous tale ~ about the trials and trhGlatious
in tn aim misty wairf'cs Of the night by the lisht
OF a smoky lamp he may have ltru~e d to AL Is'
V. &, 6aIy. v, II, HarTick j. 4, Henneti and
his name from being printed on the toy Of the
pr on IA b r Ike plan tq Sqh
soubrett" with batile-axc n a comic opera
Tho lamentations OF the Handicapped caused his
the programme 10 Two scparat" places and he
shows a decided Improvement in his demeanor. and
Ing "Ha la IIo Ho"' in a deep -cpulchral voice.
II Is singular how man car consls. nnoi 2Sccupy
ne dernorallz,nr instrument, facetiously called
starting machine is SIN in use at Brl ghton and
continues TO cause horses 10 become ill-,empe'ed
and ~ @ in sdd0 zion to 'p9ns the ' Wh Ella
DAILY second and Squire Abingdon third Flax Spin
and courage Of a French sailor. and he backed up
when tho real racing began ililee won the second
should be- inaicied with the fuI nam and title OF
liked /. soncthinr teyoni The kea q the average
raCs and If. owner .honid let tho Tu6. know
whether Mar, Gary IS a br!gaclcr or major zen.
ali sTp h %a Shc De na mi n % or hsh m Sg
position IN these piping tines % war
the rscc from start to nnl-h swiftma- was second
9nd GorIan third GIorian va vi, >, hcSsiiy eacksG
furones Preylons was cut down and barely
Michael cIency'. lambert won The fourth race. to
claimed that he Intended TO visit Ireland and would
Philip J. Dryers Marbehead won the mn rae.
head showed lot Of speed and won. pulled up In
r Wilson'S Athamas Won the las S., rscs by
Ills decisive defeat caused much gloom among the
spectators. Here are the summaries:
FIRST RACE 900 add-a selling one and on.-.,sh,h
niles
..B-''ins.
l. s. T. d isr1s. lie ioan. m. % y
W. G. Days m T Ella Daily. 3. -
" rAkclands b. Squire Abns 3
FAX spsnsss q .. oeaf. e',...... (sS2as.S e
'""'"''' =" ~ Time .se,. '''e''
Won IN driv. by head. three lengths between
second and third
SECOND RAcE-For -year-oIis: $50 added: selling
Five furlones.
W CT. p ,Is &, b Nice by H'my1T
G. i. K,,tpas1a"'' b c. General Mar, ..
row Rowe - co.'s ch T. T.ndr.,s e. i '.S"''
$, Clair .; 's2.asr3 Il s3
camo,op liz nssr ID
Roysterer. io1 cu. los, ,o. "oylio' 81 p
Won a driv. nv a length: a length and a half b.
tween second and third
THIRD RACE-For year olds 500 added penalties
and allowances one mile.
Il s1D:'' St II. n F 'T5'p ,o =,
Deim.i a rslfeir' br. c. swif mas; lis;
W. p. Jenninss', sr. c. Glorian. rs.
osorse Boyd iIs. .nam Iit@ 9 "a II
Previous. i2l twiIamsl q -
''''' '''' 1;ime-r:.,N
Won IN drive by length length between
ond and third.
FOURTH RACE mGHwErGHr HANDICAP: 5000
added Six furlongs
NJ. Clancy's b. M. Iambenf by Amphion--
Starlight yrs. llg 10 .tWllliamD II -
Bromley & cos br C. Van Antwerp 3.
q
Jefferson stables b. T. Lady Mitchell. I.
los ......... ........... driving 81 TO
flashcr. 3. 'pupeeD 10 81
BIlall T. G..................(E jones' q 81 81
Time-l:l6.
Won In drive by a head: three lengths between second
and third.
FIFTH RACF-For two-yea Odds 500 added penalties
and allowances. Six furlongs.
p I DIVERS br c. Marblehead. by
Watercress-Madrid. % 10. .tMaheD as out
] 4 Rcnnetrs b.. g. Parker. 07......
Oupee) 2 81 Ia
" g. Days br. g. Subject. ~ .to Connorl 80 Al
yusseiIs Walden .tSanger) l5-i al
Time-il5is
Won easily by length and half: ten lengths between
second and third