The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-09-10
FAVORITES AT BRIGHTON.
MIELSTREAM THE ONLY OUTSIDER
TO SCORE At THE BEACH.

TO SCORE At THE DEICH.
Signal Success of the Sass Memorial Meet
InE-Trustee Reports Net Receipts in Xxx
cess of 81O, OOO-RncinE Men Turn in Lib
eral Contributions-NIiss Tenny Defeated.
Charity and sport went hand In hand yester-
day at the Brighton Beach track and the result
was an interesting afternoons racing in the
presence OF over 1000 patrons. The special
date. which was kindly conceded by the Coney
Island Jockey Club and Endorsed by the higher
authorities. was devoted to a benefit for Mrs.
Charles Victor Sass. widow OF the late Secretary
OF the Brighton Beach Association. Nearly
every horseman who won a purse or a share Of
one added his name TO tho contribution list,
and Trustee Hennessy expects to turn over .
substantial amount to the bereaved family.
Yesterdays subscribers included:
Z. +. Barrett b Co., $685. John J. Mcchferty. 900,
F 4; n MSIns SS6, i I. B. j. pe "a; MfC0 sgS; !. t %' % \ 9.
American s5Se ss6,I ap nSS, EIShI ssSS, Sa9i a aCIs1nd p ~, MOrasd
J.. .. KayRnRgh, S25.
Trustee Hennessy announced last night that
the net receipts will probably be In excess Of
$4,000.
Good fields turned out in nearly every in
stance and the speculative crowd Jared we'll.
Equal fayorites cut up the honors in the first
but the talent got more than even with a strong
plunge on Aipen in the third. From then, on
1FAtvoriss players we're s on yelSSe yet a s shsy picked Et1d
the balance of the programme. Jockey ,Maher
rode i've times and was only onco outside the
st, Clair won the first race In clever style by q
head from Black Venus's speedy stable COM
& RHtnIliGtP sau She Syve4e liz S way W Som nsG " me lS n
for shs second S|SR race. N Moody 0dyi on a IS9ngacEBs,, was
and had to dismount and limp around. Ho
pluekily climbed into the saddle again. and re-
ed SsIvf San al opa al / The A MPs.l SGn ' oS t SIsnSein
Tor By The fact that he was kicked by Dom
Fioronso and Gala Day won their respective
races by margins OF Q length and q half; but in
he clearly had something In reserve. Sum
mary:
FIRST RACE.
40 % second and sac TO third Ave f~uElopEs:
Paradox, los MAher ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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oS 0oT An1Mis sr sP Mr., R SisDt MAY. f sSssO6 o.S Shi Nna Sas..
~Betting-TWo 10 1 against st. Clair, 2 10 I Satin
slipper. 8 70 j piminutIye. 200 to / our Annie, cote
I SHuFs: 100 70 ! R9sS MAY: 10 to BsSISn, go 70
to S1 i e iSDtr;p ~ Il e g i o fastSr cara 10 % % HA i B siifs; ia
SECOND RACE.
Purse $500; contributed BY the Goney leland
%eStchestsr Racing Association, Of. which s4So to
winner. $40 to second and $50 to third; selling al
Il. sSrodiino'S B. q Miiistrea@. 8. by ouicElime-
@. M Z. Smiths tbs b. b. T Ths Winner = &, los spencer. J
J.. 1. Hollands b. h. Continental, 9, 100 IBarrett).. 3
,LonGacre. oxnArd. Merry Prince. and Miss Tenny
also ran.
g%stinEa.Twclye to i asiins, MirlssEeam. 8 to ] Tho
Winner. . to ? Continental. IL to 1 LonEaore, 30 to
1 oxnard. 0 to 1 Merry Prince, o to 8 Miss Tenny.
THIRD RACE.
Purse 5000; contributed as above: of which s475
for tWo.yesroldS ave and = half fUrlonS:.
O.. FleischmAnns Sons CHI. Q. Apen. by Sir
F.y. Alexander; Oh. g, >Leando. los Spenccrj.::: ;
J.. d F MHdd lem b b., 6; GiSnhei no. 1hS si% ma 8
and sublet also ran
Betting-SiI to 8 against Alpen. 20 to 1 Leando, 9
TO l Glenheim. IL to l Chorus Boy. Z TO l Col. Tenny.
90 to 1 Domineer, 8 to 1 Turvey Drop, 40 10 1 suOist.
FoURTH RACE.
Tho Sass Memorial, q handicap for three-year-olds
and upward; $3.50 70 winner, 500 to second and
$50 to t 4 ao one mile | and = faElonG; ~ ron.o
Florence T., 11s Bnrns).
VI. &. DAY. :. c. !. IesdsviIis. q. iSi tMa fhUGEee.O.
Blaise Rock also ran.
Be.tng-Ftve to 4 on Fio,ronso, 7 to 2 against Sir
Gawain, IL to 8 Leedsville. go to Blaise Rock.
FIFTH RACE.
Purse SloO; contributed as in second and third
races; for three-year-olds; $500 TO winner, $40 TO
second and $50 to third; selling allowances; ak fur
b. h. Hunn's oh. Q. Gala Day. by Rayon dor
Glory, 1oA (Spencer).
N. J. Days CHI. g. FrohmAn, 1o1 CMaher). .........2
W. NJ. VILLAGES b. @. Hampton, 1o4 tDupee). .......3
Blissful, Tabouret, Saratoga ortoland, Squire Alb
ingdon and Harry Crawford also ran.
Time. 1:144.
BettinR-Six to 9 against Gala Day, 7 to i 7 rohman,
25 to 1 Hampden, 10 to 1 Blissful, ! to 1 Tabouret.
Q to l Saratoga, II to ! ortolNnd, 80 to 1 Squire Abb
ingdon, 100 TO 1 Harry Crawford.
SIXTH RACE.
Selling; hurdle race: for three. year-olds and up
ward; purse OF $500, Of which $40 TO second and
$40 to third; allowances; one mile and q half over
six hurdles:
W. divers b. g. Governor Budd. 8. by Fresno
+. D. Boards b. 6. Widower. 8. 1872 (Colllns). .......2
Thomas MONEYS br; g. Bergen. 8. TAT Mooney. 8
Time, 1852.
BettnK-1o to o on Governor Budd. IL to 10
against WidoWor, 16 to / Bergen,