The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-08-05
FIVE STRAIGHT FOR MAHER
SEOAN,S RIVAL GOES RIGHT DOWN
THE LINE At BRI6HTOM.

AhH AANh NJ DhAWh AONs
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He Loses the Last Race and FloEs Ills
Mount So Roughly that the Steward Gem
sureH Him-Chorua boy wins tho Rising
Generation stakes in Clever style.
Jockey Maher's success was the sensational
fentrfc OF Yesterdays racing ut Brighton Beach.
The patronage Of visitors was ngain on a liberal
scale, and those who mnde the trip from the
city had reason to congratulate themselves. MS
the excessive heat was tempered by a breeze
amounting to almost half n gale of the ocoan.
The stake feature Of the card was the Rising
Generation for two-year-olds at six furlongs.
Kingdom opened up ~favorite. but no heavy
money was forthcoming. while there was such
a strong plny on Frohsinn that Madden's colt
went to the post an equal choice with the
speedy son OF Kingston. Chorus Boy found
liberal support at 3 to !. chiefly because Mnher
had the mount. and the clever lightweight set his
followers almost hysterical by scoring his Nth
successive win OF the day. 1t was a very close
ut. Chorus Boy. Kingdom and Frohsinn finishing
heads apart. Kingdom ran second to the win
ner from the first furlong polo. and would prob
ably have beaten him II moro energeticnlly
handled. However. the Dryer colt was con-
ceding lump s OF weight, and his defeat was no
Disgrace under the circumstances Still. shrewd
Judges thought that, with Sloan up, Kingdom
could have captured tho stake by a couple Of
lengths.
The handicap. for three-year-olds and up
ward. ruled next in Importance. Ben Ronald
got in pretty light and was made f~avorite, with
Leedsville and Royal Stag about even up in the
betting. Maher rushed Leedsyille to the front
at flag fall and kept him there. winning by n
length and a half from Ben Ronald. who ran
second throughout and beat Jefferson a SINH
lar distance for the place. The latter closed
from, tho rear with an unexpected turn OF
speed. LeedSville, set II grand, pace through
out, his fractional times for the first six, fur
longs being O:12a. O:29A, O:36!s, o:4S. l;ol'
Maxine Gomez. played to odds on, won the
opening race in a gallon by, five lengths.
r PSssP but St H Maher, ON MI iinduia Shot out q the
cluster in the last inrlong and Won by two Y
run. home. but she failed to stay and dropped
back into fourth position in the drive, home,
lengths. Mailer !" on tho hot f%avorite., swamp
Angel. waited behind Bonnie Gem IN the thru
q Pn sSi I'll sh @si go g milS, d HRS W SHsn by gut ei IGGse lo at sasn
The others were strung out.
Mabers triumphant career was Ghecked se1
Suliiyan's gelding, Dehride, and that giraffe
animal was promptly playcdto odds on. Weed
trouble in winning by a length and n half.
Maher kept Debride up in second, position
gan to bore il, on the rail, Maher changed his
whip to- the left hand and tried, to beat the
brute hask into ou line and p MObsr 'ba n9wSye s6
Aggravated that he logged him. over the
head right through to the turn past the finish;
sssTf Rim s sUshnS a lsHtS Grl' that ' Ma6 iris IS nor III likely Il
to let his feelings overmaster, him for some
clined to excuse tie lad. n,yiew of the fact that
the wretchnd showing OF, his horse shut him
Der on the card. Something which has not been
accomplished since the palmy days OF Jimmy
! Mclaughlin. Summary:
FIRST RACE.
Selling: for three-ycar-clds and upward; non-win.
ncrs Of $500 this year; $500 added, Of which SIS to
second and So to third; allowances; one mile;
NJ vie SttaESy eai S is GMahor}. .'.,.'a' . ~: /
Howard Patterson's b. y. TInis, .. 10 CMcDermotD 2
q. winslow's ch. IN. Juno. o. 100 tE. Jones)....".. 3
King 7. also ran.
Biting: Ten to D on Maxine GomeZ, 40 to l
against Tanis. IL to 10 Juno, 20 to l King I.
SECOND RACE.
on TGr s %StaG added i%G' of MIieS s 'nst 10 n second nps and / 81 se to
third; weights II pounds below tho scale: hve FUR
james Galway's CHI. +. Lindula. by Linden-Adele. ,
F. '. kieIander;s CHI. c. Leando. ito tisimsj ......... :
W; q. kArrick,s b .: Tonni.n ! 10 IppsoGEe,tl ,r;i;s
s BslSSrsGvlSS; o phs F Esile' and 1l H'sh p Srn4 aisn ran ABIDE
I to 2 Tennith, 20 to / D~elErayia, 100 to / The
Rec1use, 20 TO / Athea. 20 to I windwerd, IS to !
Abide 100 to l seraphic, to Young Exile 20 to l
Selling; for hllies and mares. three.year-olds and
upward, that have not won in 1898: $500 added. OF
which s7s to second and s25 to third; allowances; six
furlonGs: .u,ot.o,
Al: IiiS Spyh Rush fhi i ioa iMa 1%Fei' T.. . MaSle l
s. 4. White !. !; Bonnie Gem, 3. " songeE...'.
T. p. HAyes's b. I. Grace Giltner, 3, 10 Jalnesl. ..... 3
saiaire. Louise Degnan. Ella DAILY and Coosa also
ran.
gstdiP1E;nFIiSGs rt to ? a Ell sTa% ~ angel ,5 e. s IL to 5 s RSP Po !
Louise Degnan, 10 to ! Ella DAILY, 90 to 1 Coosa.
FOURTH RACE.
AZ, Handicap a. sdTts fer s thFSg added Gf I anS u ggSo d SEQ SEC
B. dideonn:s b. c. Leedsvilio, 4, by imp. Pontiac
NJ T F. 5 SSgeT; i Dr.. tMf Ben Ronald. = lilo jsimS,....
+. u. Boards b. q. Jefferson, ., 80 MOODY. ....:; y
Royal Stag. Free Lance, Murillo. and Her own also
ran.
Ronaid. i6 to j jeGSersohh,' I to Royal Stag, 10 to
Free Lance. 10 to 1 Murillo. 20 to 1 her Own.
FIFTH RACE.
which 500 to second and 500 to third; ~penAltiel
". IakslAnds Oh; 9; Chorus Boy. by choriSter-
M iT F. OWES Niyta' D {. ca Kinrdon. III DoE9et6. .:..:.
J. }. Madden,s b. c. Frohsinn. ll2 sims)...,."..,
Clip Trap also ran Time, 1:154..
BetsnGzzThFsess to ! against iso &c Gh ; g'nn RPo Roy, 7 to
SIXTH RACE.
Selling; for three.year,olds and upward that hav
run and not won q this meeting; $500 added; o
which $40 II second anu SO 10 tnlru, ALLOWANCES
one mile and o sixteenth:
William JeuninSs's CHI. =. Woodrnnger. 8. by Allan
: tic-Woodranee, l0l DANES. .,....,......,......
William divers oh. Y. LAnsdale. q. lo2 (0Leary).
r. u. Sullivan's br. G. Dehride. I. lol CMaher) ......
General MAceo and Chenille also ran.
Time, l ;4D6.
Bethng-Fourtecn TO 8 against Woodranger,9 to
Lanadale, 4 to 8 Debride, 8 TO l General Maceo, 10 :
l Chenille.
The entries for to-day's races are as follows
First Race-For three-year-olds and upward cha
have run and not won more than one race OF thi
meeting; with $500 added; sellingi one mile:
laramie .1OlIHer Own. ...............9
! Burlesuue ............ YgI CainpAniA ..,........,. 80
Dovrett ..... 5lTnge %
Second Rlce-For maiden two-year.olds that hay
= not been second; with $500 added; sellingi hye ful
longs:
somers ...........1o 7 Hop Scotch .........., o
Olive Mack. ........., Io7l deceptive .............g
Top Note. .,...,......, lO4l WesA ................ %
Improyident.. ........l o4 Althea. .........,.,....S
Klondike Qneen....... nhllophet ..,....".."....8
SaRaEta ...,,..".... NO
Fullminate .....,,.... ~ ,Earline. .............,..S
4 Loeb Fyne. .,....,.... 81