New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-31
THE RACETRACK.
HAMBURG IN THE BRIGHTON CUP

INCIDENTS OF SPORT on THE SAND DUNES.
Marcus Days Hamburg and ogden took first
and second money in the Brighton Cup at Brighton
yesterday. Hamburg shot into the lead early IN
the run and Sloan, who In the saddle. wac
kind enough 10 permit the thousands of spectators
10 admire the champion in full fight Hamburg Is
In a class by himself Howard Mann was so iar
inferior TO Hamburg that he started solely for
the purpose Of obtaining third money. 1t was pure
fun for Hamburg and Howard Mann had no
chance against ogden for second place.
The programme contained list OF seven races
Most of the fields small and the Withdrawals
were numerous. a pleasant breeze from the sea
refreshed the large company OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
copious but brief thunderstorm came down be-
tween the third and fourth races. Ii did not alter
any Of the contests, as the rain did not last long
enough 10 change the condition OF the track 10 any
serious extent. Peep O Day in the fourth race
proved that he is better horse than most people
think he is BY carrying ~ pounds 10 victory at
Dix furlorgs after tiresome delay at the post
raral rode him ir the best style of his best days
IN truth Taral appeared almost 10 rise from the
lead when the Peep pccpcd
Maher had four mounts. II was not one Of his
(onqueTing afternoons. He got second place in the
kcond race and third place in field Of four in the
bird race. In the fourth skirmish Maher was on
Chenille and was unplaced In he sixth scamper he
vas second on COrmOrant.
The steeplechase was Of those amiabe Hitch
ock Benefits which incte the most Ill tempered OF
'essimistic cyDics 10 renew their faith in hanG-
appers and in the mildest aud gentlest sentiments
ND synpathies OF tender humanity. II II we're not
or these frequent Hitchcock Benefits certain de-
Taved raiers might TAX Ii0alGiy about jumping
is thoroughly understood that hurdle races and
teeplechases In TIE 3oroushs OF The BronX and OF
Brooklyn arc chiefly given for the charitable object
Hitchcock Dement'S. then hurde-raclng and
We're 1t not that the emotional Handicapped softly
weet when he adjusts the weights on the Hitch
ock Jumpers. it might be that the Htchcocks
American
cling out every horse which they own ana re-
sck TO the origin OF the Dog star and to the prime
nd Echdna. And VIVA, would the American turf do
mem poor Ting poor .hg Mth0U is ora re-
would inevitably collapse and cease.
Peep @ Day can carry weight and now and then
yrshire and says to himself This time I'm Roose
cit Rough Rider and III raise Abel with those
eep O bay snorts FOR a few seconds and fancics
aat he is another Hamburg Before that smoky
aoe And nobody is 50 much astonished as Peep
Sloan talks TO his friends about his plan of going
England. He says that he is going over after
as been carefully nursing his health a. Saratoga,
nd shows marked Improvement He has been
faro table, which cost him so but that is a
,eIe t SdSae tor to o him He viii probably wn
is rooms, at the Hotel Cecil in London;
ere many Of his friends from from the Vest Ex.
Layor Hugh ]: Grant viewed the races from one
:eliy. John W. Keller, James Martin. Patrick
:eenan and many other wel-known Newly orkers
After the cup race was finished the match-mak-
as all one-sided, as William Powers who is Mar
as DAYS agent would not talk about either a
proposed to gve sbeca P1e to be
~in for on Tuesday. August but the outlook for
Ow HambSrs is the King and is not likely to 51 be
Hesn ThgTe dsa p 6T of 1s for battle
,n closes. Marcus DAILY is thoroughbred sports
IAN He Is not man who can be driven into
Iatches although did race Tammany against
by the and dns S iG he ns Of
ie contests, However. will not stand IN the
rest in racing / leave my horses To- my
,ainer's Judgment and never interfere with his
James r. Keenes yearlings are at the Gravesend
ack. where they will be broken and trained by
Tillo Is taking trottlng and capterins exercise
asr;efed at Saratoga, it is difcuii task 10 OBJ
Mn entries enough to hll the fields.
lie turfmen and every colt or d2 that starts in
so no matter ss ThHt he class las may be- is talked
tRsT RACE-s5oo added; special weights. one and
one-eghih miles.
v St s.
t Hynss c9 IS. CHI ,os Gun M,'ql BY
Horn. jf.'s' ch. g Abingdon. 9, liG,,
&C. Days br. (, Ella Daily d o. o.
: ss:5: Z. 1Pafss'' 5 81 i
70 Lake. 6. 11o -;.;; % CJores' 2-i as
Won easily by length: two lengths between second
I'd third.
rCoND RACD-For two-year-o,ds; $500 added: special
weights. Five furlongs
some. BY Moddltr-Iii,:e Lady II. 100 ID
cssTBs si c. Aa: Gs9'4 Ii! ~ 3 9ss;S ii
a simnsi. 100 spencsHS = -
aaphc JOB Time, az cHan'0n' ID ID
Wen in drive by short head distance
'een second and third
HIRD RAcT-s6Oo added; selling. One mile.
nadod p~S:a' Ny SF csie, Ben E:n'lS 81 By S
=. ,; p@;,srson's b. h. Buresque. I: 10.
h, Days CHI. &. iroAn'an. 8 q ,Ts XII "a
sSiIn g. IS :: coHH08S Isl 81
Won handsomely by length; length and half be
yeen second and third.
oURTH RAcE-Hshw.ish, handicap $500 added. Six
furlongs
Ayrshire-sundown yrs. l4o 81.
&C Daily. CHI f. Lady Marian. & SIi iia 81 II
claney' b. m. Lambert. Z. g. &C.;
spios ,l 70 ia%f,on, 81 81
isetinSs Cod q io; .gJssmss} IL 81
Ssni: as6e3o 81 II
~, !" iio' ;''........... (Spnser) 81 81
Time is 'C'il"'' 0 10 81
Won In drive by haf-length; a length between sec
al and third.
18TH RAcE-BRIGHroN CUP; $500 added Two and
quarter miles.
!arcus Days br. c. Hamburg. by Han
oYer-LAdy Reel 3 ll2 n. .(Sloan) on,
Atcus Days br h. ogden. 4. iso...,... Out
caru,hers's b. h. Howard Mana, : OUT
1913 .CraraD 5o-I 2o-i
Tlme-i:O2A.
Occupied n betting.
Won in a walk BY sixteenth Of a mile; eight lengths
second and third
rxTH RAcE--For two-year-olds 5000 added: selling
Five furlongs.