New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-14
THE RACETRACK.
ARTISTIC RIDING AT BRIGHTON.
STEWARDS SMILED AS PUBLIC FORM WAS
SMASHED


SMASHED.
Bad weather has less effect upon tho attendance
at Brighton than at Morris Park, Sheepshead bay
and Gravesend. and the assembly YESTERDAY ""'
thick enough to bring glee to the race or the treas
urer In the field hoops OF sanguine specu'a.o,'
paid 70 cents each for the chance or losing 'he'i
money while the grandstand held merry COM
pany OF hopeful persons who had spent - eaC"
for tickets and who expected TO rob the booKmaK-
ers Of their frugal pittances. Yesterday rhcH.s
was not worth 81 TO watch; IT was not worth %
cents: to put out seven cents on IL was eA.'"F"
CANT Daily at Brighton long lists OF popular horses
are sent out as probable starters. Daily the caro
a ont n shreds and most OF the famous horses
fail 10 run The programme Is shot full or holes
every afternoon 1t Is rddled ms sadly as 'he VIZ
cava was rddied of the coast or CuDa IL IL "ol
fair TO treat the racegoers in THIS way ouPpo'o
that a New York theatrical manager mace piuC
tce OF announcing every day that JEFFERSON ana
rr,.,rp and Rernhardt and Duse would act at every
performance and when re had sold thousands OF
tickets at high prices he brought out cast OF
stars from ITester-st. who played Cherry mn
farce in Yiddishi Has the Brighton manage
mcnt no care for Its reputation or s futureF IL ~
time 10 stop the Issue Of counterfeit cards. Ana
every card which seeks to draw people 10 the track
hv publishing lists 81 famous horses that VIII not
20 to the post IS a counterfeit card. Ii is wrong
and dlshonora bic seek to mislead tho race5oers'
There has been too much Of this trickery. no"
long can Brighton initiate Iron I'M ana get o"ee''
head prices for tho grandstand and 10 cents
for tickets 10 field in which there IS no covered
stand? No one e n fool the public always. Gutten-
burg and gloucester prospered for a time. so ola
the Louisiana Lottery. Arc Guttenburg anu
Gloucester and tho Louisiana Lottery paying diVi-
dcnds now? VIII Brighton pay DIVIDENDS IL II
aims 10 get people to enter is track by laiSe pr ,u
b tences and padded programmes? Not IN me Ions
run David the Psalmist sang tadt ne hlu s go,
tree Rut he never saw green bay trees or wicked
men that did not wither soon or az ,odis, do.
coptve programmes (. must wither AND II 3 9,
10 how rs fr The n Heme reason
that the child in the cradle Is not wicKeo ne oo''
20 one Of the most charming bits Of fun at Brigh.
ton Yesterday was the artistic riding OF MURPHY a
gnl observers OF Murphys riding agree that he -
an artist lie an artist on klrkwood, Anu
t"ckcyship They always smile at artistic riding
ono favorite out OF six was Victorious IA eroat
1s w5s sy " FORMERLY n owned tRat fast my
Ryrncs trained her then lie also traine1 UsG uon
fcw races. Since they passed into tho hands %
olncr trainers they have SHOWN prSr 5wcct nos
sesscd the speed and quality which enc row as
ulovs he would not have sold her cndnEe W
trainers sometimes works wonders Think for
and lanes Galway should change trainers start
4 fcw weeks ago r. g. poGGetts horse i5osSe eu
ridden by : Doggett ran certain races az re ddgs p
pocgot defeated Ben Ronald The ste%aroEs sated
caijron Rondo and Nosey in the fourth race SEN
o9a has been started sye r ta fsn "7 TRas
e. A. Daiv.s net wav The stewards smiled
The stewards smiled a. me ar IN inc nfih race
Those stewards might possibly smile NJ gsfns yI
thing 3oout, th acir ss,n nnn 'stteswardship
o,,cr sensational won tho handicap. SO dd me
haudicapoer II IS subject OF assigm"d to
rgNm
" g. DAYS horses are unjust 20 o,ner o"u IL
and trainers Tho IA, that long odds are sid
against Days horses by the bookmakers luihsnsss
no cx,us. why hls horses should get an undue ad-
9nteSc 9yGn me 'bey Start Most OF tho racegoers
vii not have Days horses at any price. as tney
rerncn1hcr the Logan Lizzie race. and. moreover,
every body bur the Handicapped believes tfat DAYS
should be compelled to carry weight Tor age III al
races except selling races. ..,,..
n snocia race to be run on July p. As there is
little prospect Of an agreement between ualnets
ogden eTH G" ard ro Zoo hondicap at mile and
rong - talked about or course, w apDe ey
the cracks will probably be declared out "A sPe-
ri.l race could he made II Ornaments trainer
limos Row would concedc I'VE pounds 10 ogden.
hut Rowe refuses 10 do this. and william Lake
a.hu Wno and fnrorr M even weights Lakeland
however. says he Will agree to race ogden asans,
weights at any scale Mr. Rowe Nigh: suggest. A
handicap made by an Intelligent handcapper might
possibly bring tho cracks together In great race
Ornament may bc made some time this week The
summaries:
FIRST RACE 500 added: selling On. mile.
S 81, r
nSs. .:S n h. Digit rs Il a by IN: IL,
NJ +. DIVER Or. & ben Ronald. 4 li3 =, on,
william JsaaiaF'' b. A'an'a' . lSI 70, .,
Semester. g. lo7 car ic0... ,i: ;os,ms,S al 3;
V's'n'"' B. "''''''-''1l Tim. is s.s'''o"''
Won in div. by length; lengths between SEQ
oni and third.
SECOND RAcE-For maiden twoyesr om'; special
weights. s;Oo added; allowances. Five furlonss
william ~. p ossF; ;o = Mail Bag By 9 Ens 81
W g Da5'i b. b. & e. Subject. lcs -
J. /. Holland. b Sky scrapcr. Io'...; .,
r.,,ao ro7................ cs s5sssS i !!
i Hc51:i2s ii: d'5..;rs 8 I!
{ T,., gac ~ loo car dIsaed' ID ll-S
Cosn2p2Iit1,oo4 liz e"r i;iiomIton, 81
coupled +" betting r,m.-.osn
Won ci.verly by lengths: thru. lengths between
second and third.
THIRD RAcr-ror ,hree-year-old nllie' s7co' added;
srccial WEIGHTS: allowances Six furlongx
" T. Jenninss's N. Z Bra- Sweet. by
Sir Molred" sweet Brjhr III ~.
T. A. Mace, pr T. rabourr'. Ill.
Rater, Fosbcnlers ch. T. Calculation 100 -
(hamhray.
Time 10
Won easily ty length and hail. four lengths between
second and third.
FOURTH RACE Handicap: $500 added. One mile.
" g DAVIS b. * Sensational. by Sensn-
lion Happy Day. yrs. W u. ....'.:
' tO'Connor) ST Fl
W. A. CHAMBERS blk h. caldron 4. I91
J. G. ouinn's b. c Nosey. g. 100 Gear. los,
- 80 tJoncs 81 6-5
jefferson = 90. .............-.. 'Mooiy( y 10 Z
p.rdo 4 ilG.....................fT araD S. Ia
Time-li4.
Won easily by lengths: same distance between
ond and third
FIFTH RACE-For olds; $500 ndd-d; selling
furlongs
" n Rarretts b. & Hilee by fmyar-
Grace Lee N. ............+t 90 lFary) III y