New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-26
THE RACETRACk.
CONTESTS AT BRIGHTON.
PLANTS OF TIE pooXMAKrRs-TAIX ABOUT
NEW COURSE

NEW COURSE.
r,a..o, vas RI. extensively patrorized by either
A.. -uhl,c o- the booxmakers yesterday the cara
was no, Of the best, but 1t vas fully up 10 'nr
Prtrh.or standard Some of the oockmaKers "h'
n.xs withdrawn complain in bitier terms aoou' the
.,ar;,nc while others talk about me s'c"6i"s
.c.sors m SATURDAY. The bookmakers assert 'hat
,bsv have been burned up in certain races IN
which heavily played horses were pfac'ca"s %
sured of winning by the start wh1ch 'he! 'eC'''V.
a., ,ba,r -esnsc:iye races II the barrier is aoosheo
anne Of the hookmakers say that the s'er"ns
v,ould ne greatly improved. The disQuslihcaion OF
Decsnod on Saturday and the manner IN whcn
Kinyarra was interfered with In his race WI"
Beaufor, last Wednesday, when the s'e"aIus
,.usd 10 take action. caused several bookmakers
,,bo are IN a position 10 know thing or TWO aoout
.o,,. % make many scathng remarks as TO
the stewards Brighton Is certainly under ciouo
owing 10 the perversity OF horsemen jockeys anu
stewards. The managers are so comment 'ie' -"
oeople will go TO the races AT Brighton any
how no matter what the newspapers racesoe's OF
.rvbody else may say about the racing tha' tney
have no care for criticism or the opinions OF tne
best friends OF the sport
II is likely that another racetrack viii pe con-
.,ruc,ed perfectly equipped In every particular
90 thu. is nrornoters will ask for dates from the
Jockey Club II the dates conflict with brighton
the latter Will certainly to the wall unless some
radical changes are made for the resi- VI ''e
present meeting The new track is almost an
class racetrack and training grounds woe
avenue has been cut through the GROUNDS OF 'ne
Brooklyn Jockey Club and f. Is extremely PROC
able that another will be cut through next spring
and that the club will be compelled TO ma nv"
nuarters For these reasons a club hrst-class IN
all its appointments within easy distance OF TINS
CITY would nave decided advantage. and II
necessary. could race in opposition 10 either
The racing yesterday was commonplace and
monetonous TO the Spectators; ,er hung ont the
time the stewards rumins ted the starter earned ra
s ss ss ala not invite the Handicapped them
roll in the sand John f. Madden more vhs cate P as
he we're waiting for a tip, or a customer for
sEssT Tanss he Stewards
them i 70 90 hlp-haps in the stewards box Tor MS
A. J. Joyner. who backs MaheTs mounts nncss,6 pn
large &c Ssd Of O maiden as reason that
mics are so pnssr'S all earthly TnG cxained his
mars for ,h fan Tsm 1psss ,b snd spa ne
rows as they Uttered ard twttered on the ipook
stand John W. Mscxey tanned ny hh ne
dssd on T' the superiority Of the wilderness Of the
thus in breeding His sole auditor s Sas SATISFIED
Senator F n McCarren. the stateman from Ssa
was Sg the s sna hsRp Boss does
raSa thing n'S would be ridsy and se Ss
" %'1 S.n 's T RrsarG s
the Iucana on FRIDAY night. and as every tt rue
brsye rs Spsyes were NO greatly upset especially
rom the Tee5ss
way Mr.; Croker Is expectea 10 C " rext satur-
day: consequently the caterer is making eks
preparations in anticipation OF
attendance.
'''''' A''A cow ''''' 81 s''''' Fl
p -, Miles. Marito by v9 9Mots,3 a-s as
G M s',.sa yrs ~ So M juno 100 ,HG Ss7
'' 5 psss.,. d. h. Dosss' p 6 los 8, IS
rh Fl. n, ; q ss:.:,o tSn 81
laramie = JOS. TING :4oos.
Won IN a drive by two lengths length between sec
ond and third
SECOND RAcE-For two-yesr ODDS $50" ADDED; selling
Five furlonss
e.1y f Ss Sassaa f Fsiis5s. NE
p. r.eney'. en- g. Ninety Cents. io9,....:
J.ms. Monro's B. T. Jean Inselow. i9e;, =, .,
Fase. e w.s ss :Iass;l} ID "a -
81 Mr sIs' c,. IT, 10. 6os s* 81 a
won cleveriy by length two lengths between second
and third.
THIRD RACE--Fo- maiden allies. three years OLD s'"
added selling. Five furiongs
II. MInd.n's Oh { Ruby Lips by I Rsyon - 90,
doT wsiss boG Bonni. Gem ""' ii II
". C. Dsys blk. {. Eileen D.. 100 On
Is;:.iss II @ s ii
Florence Bealey ios (csr iC,. "a IN,
,Are,e. ios (esr. ios,. ."o'p"nneI, 90 'e-l
s%.:. i as cIa 58I;s:, 81 81
cr"isssen Lawn 100 100. .FlInn 90 ID
d. left at the post -. ,o,.
Won easily 10y FIVE lengths lengths between sec
ond and third.
FOURTH RAcE-Handicap: 81 900 added. One and one
quarter miles.
x.ns s. siS oS:. eo y n'H rs 9nss 10
". ch.ri'sne CHI H. Our Johnny : w. Va, a.; .,
BROMLEY & co,ss h. Ron4o 5. iao,TTaS5sa8S 90 u
Dutch skater. aged. ~ ;.:os,I cOlnoo s. So
Won easily by lengths lengths between second
and third
FIFTH RAcE-Hsadicap. for two year-old'; $500 added
Six frrlorrs
Kensico s,ables br E. JACK Point. by Sir |
Dxon-Merry Maiden. 1913 n. .lsoneero i IS
W e Days b. I~pids. 100 90 Connou - II 30
James Row. Co.'S oh T. Tendresse. liz
Cosmopolitan ic7 ..............C oI<aryl 10 %
5xeepon iof ...'...-..'....'''. ysm.t, III
scoupl.d In betting.
Won in a drive by half ensth: length between sec
ord and third
SIXTH .AcE-seoo added: selling On. mile
D; Gdson's b. h. LeedsyIlie. by Pontiac
TIE Seuav, loS NJ. .tMsher) 1 e-I0 out |
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