New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-09

THREE BRIGHTON FAvoRITEs WON.
AND MAnER WAS RIDING TWO OF THEM.

concerned The report that Hamburg Is 10 DC raceu
no more in this country caused conslderaoie com
ment. When Marcus DAILY was In this CITY ne s"''
that BroGeiick C.oete, OF England. was lnteres'eu
in Hamburg that tho horse would he placed IN t'e
stud in England and that Il was likely that lie
rou,d he started in some races over there Just 10
shov, the Britons how good "A horse Hamburg reahy
IS Mr. DAILY may change his mind and SEND Ham
burg to the Bitter Root stud without uyihs MS
metrie against the champions OF the BRUSH turi,
Louis V. Bell IS the owner OF the meet my
Matanza which is at Saratoga. He Is said TO nave
paid 5000 for her.
w H. Clark has purchased Candleblack. fast
two-y ear-olG that raced successfully In the est.
from William 4. Pnkerton, who is al the heau Oh
the Chicago branch of the Pinkerton agency Inc
sales Of Matanza and Candleback caused horse
owners at Brighton 30 rejoice. as they ihd'ca'eu d
good market for tried racers.
To-day is the last day OF the Brighton meetihg'
and the horses that have been racing almost every
alternate day since the meeting opened VIII re-
coive a much needed rest.
J. Coley Thompson a dminutiye colorod boy was
Of ie tra,k with 4 written statement OF his ideas
about the BurlesGue races OF Fiildy ana "a lU""!'
me lem lie is making a mistake. lie snoud
secure an engagement as a star IN NE pay ~ ~
Yankee Dooo.c Danoy' al the CASINO io' ne Is
really i hunOrlst. - a,
Inc racing was Of the usual quality. but was d.
VeTsihcd 10y the disqualification ~ h"t'tI udhl VIZ
was ridden by Sims in the nrst race Rotterdam
had an advantage Of some space Wnen ne S"uhs
into the stretch. Maner on squire Aoins,on AT,
on ~ sims. NIaher was forced to 'ake his mount
back aud come in iaId- lie PiomP"y i's I'm "a, "a
foul against sims when was aowsI ana ,nv Hye
gwen to Long Acre, with squire Apl"e '''
In the second race Florence Breckenridge was the
favorte and was neaviiy hacked she was tHe iis.
TO show. but soon outrun Gaze lea unuH clo.e
10 the final line. when sne quit. and tadiiy, a re-
cent purchase Of ". c. Day. came through on the
Bonnie Gem the favoriie took the third race
with amazing ease. Continental. VINO war at ouuS
Country Dance won the hih race which proved
an exciting contest, as '0rmorant ien un,i' .ms
nun py lie" mn nI'n mes tsnce Mas too snort lie
G fnsh closing VII" the 'S''F'' ''''Y ' 49,.
last nnair his gelding jefferson was heavily
backed and had no trouble in passing the winning
Who MAS his nearest opponent. Mr.. Boards horses
have been extremely successful at the brighton
Beiow is the full statement OF J.. Coley Thomp-
SON. the tiny rickaninny stable boy j Coiey h0inp
ninety pounds, bu, his statement shows that he
employs yae Whsd Is cf tMJ ,ockey wegh
Ing ninety pounds employs a valet? Here Is inc
"0n Thursday morning Nh Patterson asked me
10 ride Burlesque the Following day. and agreed
to DO 50 During TIE night ,nere wa, TaS next dy
! sent ny valet over to the Brooklyn track "heIs
not start on account OF the mud. TO tel him had
a chance TO ride the horse poggett' ana ASKED 10
Mr. Patterson refused TO scratch. and. OF course
! had 10 ride Ruresque MI Pauersons instrucJ
lions were to win II you can and Keep III the Dry
Il got of none TOO well. and worked my way into
whip freely. hut OF no use. as the horse 'red ana
n have often been accused Of bad riding hu,
never in my ne have been called INTO the s''no
or course. the pickaninny Jockey did not write
this statement hiusef lie cannot talk inic'',srnt
,I,o ncrf for
FIRST RACE 500 added: selling one and one six
'''''' miles, s., Betting F..
T p. Barre,,s b c Long Acre. by st.
George -Rell" L'fns yr'' &" :, Nv, a, p,
William l.,keana's b. <. squire Asns -
n whefora'. ch :. Gun Nets, .. ioi
Brighton. 4. Ios Gear Ioo.... ,,Gaeaooa,o d? q;
Is.. 8 iOs ,a s s.
.Fni,hed first. but was dl'qgsliaed FOR fouins
Rotterdam crossed the line a length AMI hall before
Long Acre lengths in front - squire Aoins
SECOND RAcE-For maiden '~o-year-oId nirs'; $500
added special weights Six fIrlongs.
w @ Days =. Cad Fly. BY Meidler ..
wight & &C. COZ. r. b. Gown ios oMaher q
W Donohue's b. Z. claroba. los 'sangen !?
fior, de breckenridge io5 ,ilnmll,on, il
Avoca 100 .................... James, :!
5 5s11Sis.ct Io' s
Requ'a. time is '""'"' ~
Won in drive by head. length between second and
THIRD RACE-For Niles and mares 500 added; seii-
ing. SIX furlones
8. A. Whites b. { Bonnie Gem. by Jim
Gore-Ben Ny cree. yrs. % u; "a
Walter Smiths b. T. Fenet,a g. - 90.
r. W. Nelson's b. Z. la Russo. ,. ioi... =.
Mrs Trurnbridge. 3. 97........ CO' tonnoD e u
Emmanora ,. VI................ dlylandp 90 G-l
coosa j. Jos ................ 90 Donnelp 90 @
sinaloa. T. tSonseD ID o.
Won easily by four lengths. length between second
and third
FOURTH RAcE-HandlcaD: 500 added On. and one
eighth miles.
J. l. Hollands b. h. Continental by
Luke bacf6afnDAieen yTs.. in n; -
W. J. Roohe's Oh. h. Free Lance ,oI; 2e =.
c. Ia,ucned. tr's b. c. Latson, 3. 1913:
Time 1894.
a drive by neck: six lengths between second
and third.
FIFTH RACE Handicap: for woyearolds: 5000 added
Five furonga
L. O. Applesy'r i F. Country Gap., Pa" ;s ey
RS ssF iS'i Roses b. c coraoian
". b jennings blk +. somOre. L.; =,
Tsn nt1 30 dS7 81 90
l<plhh, y" pnnoD " % ID
Time O2.
in a drive BY head distance between SEQ
ond and third.
SIXTH RACE $500 added: selling One mile.
i. j.. Boards b. q. Jefferson by buchanan
Pauline Lee yrs. 1913 ID. MOODY IS 10
T. T. Hayes's b. (. Grace Galtne'. ,. 80
c. Herbs b. h. Master James. 5. Ill.
D1ggetD3 81 2-l
Iantrs g. lOl. ......tO <ary)O 10 al
WAOWegc, g. lul car 1879 tIenfFt y III
Hanwel. u. 10. ....-.........N. LPwlo q 81 %
Fred Winston. L. los. .(Song@r 12-l al
Ten spot, 4. tIlamiltOnD 81 81
'Bed.
Time 1:42
Won easily by 1--WE lengths lengths between secons
and third.
BRIGHTON BEACH ENTRIES.