New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-27
THE RACETRACK.
CONTESTS OF LITTLE IMPORTANCE.
POOR MANAGEMENT AT BRIGHTON AMI
wRETcHED RACING.

M Incident IN relieve the monotony that il rapidly
driving Its patrons TO Saratoga. ~ IL the sa'"e ~
story week after week The starting grows wo,s',
II that r. possible Unless the barrier is aoonsheo
at once It Is likely to send many weli-Sno"n men
of the turf. Dishonest reversals OF form 90 no'
appear to interest the stewards. Most OF the iean
ing bookmakers will desert Brighton ana go 70
Saratoga.
The Brighton Cup will probably be captured oy
Marcus DAILY and few owners seem 70 De "ii,"s
10 send their horses to the post to compete WIN
the phenomenal Hamburg In that contest THO -
ont OF training. Ornament Is receiving resu'ai
work and II is barely possible that he VIII start
against Hamburg. Ben Holiday Is at sara'osa
and Is In ma gni1cent condition. In spite OF runo'S
to the contrary he may possibly contend TOT the
valuable Brighton prize.
Marcus DAILY escaped from the tolls and cares OF
business to see the races at Brighton yesterday.
lie has had singular experience Mt the gate on the
occasion OF each Of his visits to Brighton Inc
men at the gate did not know him. Robert flhkei-
ton or Victor Sass not authorized 10 ao""'
him. and the keeper of the badges could not De
found Therefore Secretary Sass paid the 81 Zee ana
Mr.. DAILY entered the portals Of Brighton. Mr..
Daily desired to pay for his ticket but the men al
the gate would not listen to such thing. ana ~
the time they dared not ADMIT hii"' io'
fear OF the wrath Of the keeper Of the badges
Matthew Byrnes Is In the city. He met MT. DaIy
last night. and consulted with him about some spe-
agement. II is not likely that either Hamburg OF
Ogden will be shipped to Saratoga to take part III
special races. Mr.. Daily is averse 70 notoriety VI
any sort. and Is not going around with a emp
his shoulder looking for match races. lie ieaSe'
the Of his horses solely to his trainer o
Lakeland Hence II any matches or special races ssy
are made Lakewood Will have something 10 a say
the S @ Mr. In ay is 10 es
fully decided upon his plans HamourS or Is h he
I paosd iD n Hs sad Hs him
especially desirable to mate with Ens sne6s bood in
his pedigree Matt Byrnes, the Hampton,,Ch1es Ferry
colt that hs9 Sc %s by Day
has been sold to Sir Broderick Cote WHO VIII Prom Prom
Saratoga states that match race will be run be-
tween Hamburg and Ornament at Saratoga on Au,
Consulted about the race yesterday when the dis
patch was received in this city ,ora,c,n which
was won by lambert yesterday AUTUMN aU mn t was
giving weight all ns paprsSa YET The
settled his chances he was two lengths 6enna
HS when the SS so Up got
stride. Maher attempted to take MIN througn OF,
the rail- but was he, assn COMPLIED s fHe o take
Sc E sad n:ssd rd
the leader oH5 t the n not TIT k to maRs the
favorie for the greatest of all two-year-old races
4. J. Joyner sold Philip to a Mr.. johnson, for
500 Mr. Johnson viii turn him loose at Aq E1 At
Voter ran r unbiased In is tsf six ong and this
Is Of the hsayest betting b ars s aR 0 BEEN
snsnary unfortunate in their races abroad O. t this
year The popular white with blue spots Is key
Taral had fo9r mounts the six He rode
came In third That ride was not coruscatl ing
and dazzling In ,b sgasnn Iavore
the h1a race BE- Wa the wh
Tn tha ely q
the odds-on favorlte DR.. Catlett but he was com
R Rsss snS aeasy By s0nfeH Mahe
second choice Marto Taras star has lost It's
h rere hSS
sbSs Jockey in America n "a ESfn noS avorts
as a rule. this season Sloan. William Martin n
Martin Thorpe ciayOr Mahs ras and Burns ride
John f. Maddens idozed rider Sims is sic; sick yet
he Is not nearly sick % WE a hs
in the fourth Neuberger was as SLOW a. the
nr ns Of Posy
berger had been feeding on e,T ~ robes
slower soSs he than he %a
s sna he aV AFTER d e
Why is i thet craven images are not set up v IN
porphyry tombstones or messy marbles would com,
MI fever than as the be .1s
II those stewards and that starter knew w hat 0S
Of o ha He s
thew would hide themelves in the deepest recesses
q the IA IT. e ss years e and
the starting we're peculiar. Although peculiar how
the s Sns hs 81 at
,e ' Of . and
antee. Why not turn Brighton into thistle held
s,hie for the msmana cement which i. rapidly low
ering Brighton to the level OF Ieadvile or Cripple
d1 IN and G ns the
arms of those wd-western mining camps?
FIRST RAcE-selllns; $500 added. One and one-slx.
.eenth miles.
81 p''''n s.
Masssp: en- soq 3; +, d b St s
Iyn., co.'s b g charasraes sMs q 81 G., .,
J. Hdam IS Dr. h. Tnse. ios Gear. ioM:::
Merlin. 8. o....... . !P%i''"3, 8 81 ii
vor easily sv two lengths: a neck between second and
third.
SECOND RACE-For maiden two-year- olds $500 added
special weights Five furlongs.
j. p Martins Dr. c. Federal. by King
ston or Burinston-Forethought. l12 10
J. c. F,tnsimmonss b. c. Mark Miles. ll2
James Galway, CHI. c. r~ando. ii2 s:sf;
psls lie ;t il s.
sanders. lie ,CoylIe, ~ 81
s% Gn etP loo c9nnor
sister Fox. 100; .Mahs., Q IS, Il
S K,onalfe ' queen ioi honpson, :o s.
Nenrr n iO4 ............... % DonneD 3O-i I0-1
$780, Time-102
Won In a drive by halt-ength; two lengths between
second and third.
THIRD RAcF-seOO added; selling One mile.
J. L. DIVERS b. h. Rotterdam, by Roth
erhili-Bendova. yrs. Ill 10 Gar ll3l
(rsraD IS out |
NJ J. Days CHI m. Chenille. T. 1o1.
49, Daly)2 2O-i 2-1 |
A. J. Joyner's en-. Swamp Angel.
(Mahcr) 3 FL Is
FitzgIbbons Z. 102 Gear. 1860. .0TnD POI Al |
Time-fA2t.
Won in n drive by half length four lengths between
second and third.
FOURTH RACE-H lightweight Handicap $500 added Five |