New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-19
THE RACETRACK.
CONTESTS AT BRIGHTON.
A BRILLIANT VICTORY FOR PEEP o DAY IN
THE FOURTH RACE


present anticipated. In the fourth race Peep
Day who was we'll ridden by Taral won orli'-
liant victory by a neck from Bannoch' "I'o ia"
eamely throughout the contest. DR.. Catlet'' WHO
was heavily backed on account OF some f"st tria's'
came in third It was OF the heaviest betting
affairs OF the meeting and was stunooFhy co"'
tested from post 20 finish.
Erervcscent proved in the second race that she
was a fly that possessed class and was likely 10
he carefully considered IN the future. Sno TOOK
the prize without being fully extended IN the last
time OF 1:o2'i.
High Priest n castoT from the Belmont stabIc
captured the third race. lie was the favorne ana
was backed boldly by the plungeIs.
John j. Iiyiand was not present. AS he went 10
the city to have some pictures taken Ills friehds
Mt the track however. were Grcved because ne
sold Songster and High Priest. both winners since
they sold.
Whiplash ran so impressively and carried her
impost OF Ic2 pounds so easily In tho NTH race
TIM, some OF the experts Of the turf predicted that
she has n great future and t. likely to prove hcr-
self as good as Thora. Gdclia. Miss Noodford or
Frenzi.
Decanter caused many bettors to return sad
dened and detected as the colt backed lavishly
BY all except Jew astutc. fnr-seeng sPccra'ois
who bet on La'son az II the race were certainty
for the Monmouth County colt. The issue proven
that they were right. as Dccanier. VINO T"'!eu I'D
the front with Free Lance. was done TO lu'h
when he reached the hOmostrcich. LAWSON VINO
rated along behird. came with a rush the end
and was decisive n victor t5at tie FORM prayers
made notes for future reference.
Murphy the selling plate man from the west
came TO the track after the fourth contest h'S
coming caused the owners Of sellingpatefs 70 ho'u
an impromptu convention and to consult tho r"ci's
card for today.
James Vipisue has learned Lesson about war
and does not care 20 go TO cuba. There was
fracas I'm his back yard tho other night bctwee"
lght-welgh, traiue aud n heavyweight hoTs'-oW"-
err 1t IS said that tie trainer attempted 10 s''"te
the horsepower who reached toward MS mp
pocket for "A pistol Tho trainers brother now
ever told the horse-owner TO look around. ana
tho latters eyes almost s;artcd out OF Their sol~-
cts ag they looked into the muzz!cs Of pair OF
pistols OF no small cabre. The h1rsemah haus 4
wild rush and tore down several yard' o. VIM
pigue's trocha barbed wire and all the 'hNings'
The bcllgerent trainer went 20 another place ana
bombarded It with bricks. bottles h"rd-sh'h ana
soft Shell crabs and with languaSe charged Win
high explosives The garrison evacuated. but the
attacking forces retired without taking possession.
and peace relgns once more AZ Shaopshc"d Bay
a. J. Joyncr Is a man that possesses superb
bgndant nervous Gnsrgy fd e Tn nd mG' y.ay
after Mr.. Rowe had priced the animal NJ ), 80" ,,o
W. II Barret'o furnished amu'sTfnt ior , me
qultoes that irfest tho tnins stand Iiis -
and antics In crushing Tho inse "a caused mtmny
persons to believe that he Was trying 10 reconcile
r. hard,oans apd tho starting as %
hern'onioijs whole b,lt every time he swttted his
yprcSios ant pe %" HIM. and We're greatly relieved
%hrn We an hot i"i iamSs ' IN the nac
Ta MTlnsp,y man who doe. no, play tho II
the Jaw about swearing IS enforced. AL the r. Re-
puGG4ass hI rs, 70 from ne track and vast
majority OF the rank and nl% 81 amin5any ~. w
lions The oaicinl handlcapper is sure to prove a
strong ally OF the Neiup ans ana ~ '' n 40" .,
chIofceu va w., :, ,Gi hneak mn rorrg AS there
WI, r ~ ~ ,reirer. and hu, few owners loft The
~ ~. g. evidenfiv needed but ~ Mr. ,uggenholmcr.
TammanX i9H or Eor u sq NJ hc
tan s,Tre FeWsy hor.s and raT in ro"cr ali
he requires Is halo ana Iichard rocra indor',
in van. az i is MED WIN conduc'ors lno,ormsI
e enysr , .,o ,,,.s, ..n,r, On. mile.
sr.''""n
J. Adams. hr. h T1nre. by Fai~oner-
Tinetuv-, . yr. ia ~, 49,, ~" ;
80 I~afo 81 -
G winsow's cs m 5 Juno 10 IT, !.
T"ncuo H. 4 ii5..............u. ! nesl" 81
6 tS e- B. dag,S 70 3,
C'''''''''' T,n.-i'2'.
Won in drive BY head h"'-'enr'n Derives" 'e
- 80, ~. .,... ~.,, III, ou,.. ,ooo ,ss.s
sDroND RAcp-For 'hT'e yfar ''' "''' ~" ''''''
Special weishn Five fufl'ns'
Stables h. T. Enerve6cent fY Is
h,n,l.p ,nut. ins m (car los, .,simsj TO Ia
Bromley & Co.'S B. (. Ia chevot 100 ,
, u,...-or,,,. n . tn, Tut lt6
- ~ tO'i~nry)3 20-l 81
Maid Of Harlem 100. ..''''''''' iC eo,, "a
K mgsn E 100 los car iO, Gossct3S Il
Helm Thomas "'''' Tim. :oa !.
Won easily by two lengths neck between second and
~ -. ... ~. .aoo .,,.,
THIRD RACE-for htiH'h u''c'-''"' '''' NN ""''
selling Five furongs.
- -. ., = Iugh Priest, by
Masnetizer- Princess. lo5 n car los
co.-, Fairy D,e loo