The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-07-15
FOUR WINS FOR MAHER.
THE LITTLE LIGHTWEIGHT FOLLOW
ING IN SLOAN'S STEPS.

Tho Two 81 900 HRndicaps Produce Good
R~aces-Three FRvorites Land the Money.
The weather made ample amends for It's
rranks OF Wednesday by it's genial tone at
Brighton Beach yesterday. and 5000 follower
OF racing summed themselves on the brick ter
race In the intervals between the jostling
matches In the ring. Instead Of being dis
hoartened by the disasters OF the previous
day the faithful turned up with renewed
confidence and bank rolls. and set about
the difficult task Of getting back their
losses with a vim that surprised the book
makers. The shrewd men on the stools were
all Americana, however. and they faced every
onslaught smilingly. When hostilities ended
the result was about an even break, as three
~favorites had pulled through. In the Jockey
division Danny Maher was easily the hero Of
the day with four wins and 4 third to his credit.
Tho track was drying out fast, but still soft and
holding toward the inner rail.
Just as racing commenced q bulletin that
Santiago had surrendered led to q patriotic
outburst, which was intensified when LAnder's
Band broke of o stereotyped selection and
played Tho Star-SpanEled Banner" Half
way through the programme q more definite
announcement was cheered to the echo and the
band again did its duty amid wild enthusiasm.
It was clear that for once all had picked the
winner, and even the regulars deserted the
ring to voice their appreciation.
The blue pencil was welded with more dis
cretion than usual, and good-sized fields were
the order. Ten well-matched two-year-olds
turned out for the Winged Foot Handicap. with
$1,000 added. Jean Bereaud naturally declined
the awful impost Of 1873 pounds. and DR.. Eich-
berg figured as top weight. with 1913 pounds up.
He was made ~favorite. with Caoutchouc and Au-
tumn next in demand. DR.. Parker. at 10 to /.
showed prominently for half the journey. with
fha iavNTtfn nlnna nv IN mn for hnmn An
BY half a length. The iavorlte. went to pieces
The handicap 10 Tor the b Older / division 1i iS%S looked eddU SO
open that all but Peep Q, Day and Lats9n ac-
s sent him Hne t sSf t6e post fa steasS P %ith " $S SiSflaR
S0n and Sailor h tqGg equal second ca9le sa1
vision. Sly Fox and Dutch Skater. as usual.
we're we're slow to begin, and nd did not get Tn among ing
Fox went up through his field in rare style. but
he dropped out of it again almost abruptly.
and he lasted long enough to win in a drive by
length from Bannocks who closed very fast In
the place; The rest finished about as fast as
General Maceo was made an odds-on favorite
news OF, the bulletin board he failed inglori-
ously. Continental showed. the way through
Who f BEAT T the "a 9ay S%ite a aG meek. M SfS@ h rodEe The
winner. and followed his hand With 2 clever
| NlCtOIy Ou 1cHuCT VIII VIC ldNOIlIct
Miriam Claire. in the stretch. and beat her a
0MkuSrillo's doubtful pipes were said to be in
good order and he was backed to beat a field
Of fan SIX ,O other thHFe smyIsop Ssd % ever p|d the Si ETv earl r.
rello's son drew away and won by half q length;
Aurum was a contender for sIx furlongs. but
{. avon the last race handily by a length and
FIRST RACE.
Selling; for three.year-olds and upward that have
not won more than one race since juno 10; $500
added. of which $50 TO second and $50 to third; al
il. Hollands b: h. Continental. 0. by Luke Black
T +. BBa ARE I CO.. 5. c. Io ii 8, o. Moodyj... : !
VIC G. Days CHI. g. General Mseoo, 8, 81 (o'connor. 8
A"''r Ai'0 fAn' Time. 1:44H.
,c Bsts 3 9s 70 Ss1 to ? ASE fdG.s G ( II 7 Gna. . to I Long
SECOND RACE.
For twoyear-olds that have not won $500; 5000
added, Of which 500 TO second and $50 to third
W !. Chaniers br. f. Tender, by 'Tenny-Darine.
R. 6 DoGsett's b. I. Miriam Claire. los tDoesett... :
camotop. Life Guard. Ben Viking. Tennith. High
Born N'RalA anu tfhnHs' i:oS SSsaA
B~ettng.Eleysn to 8 against Tender. Q to 8 Miriam
Life Guard, 10 to ! Ben liking 70 to ! Tennith. &c
to l Hish Born, 20 to / Requita. 10 to 1 Passaic.
THIRD RACE.
For three-year. olds that have run and not won IN
added. Of which 800 to second and $50 to third
J.G. FoIians6ee's b. C. Murillo. by Morello-snow
sensation Dr0P; ms stable's Cd. I. Fleeting Gold. iii jonesj !
W G. Days b. c: Aurum. 115 Tar4D, ....1....... /
Commercial fravellsE also ran;
Betting-Two to 1 against Murillo. 4 to 1 Ileetin(
S Harry S!sv!oT Sasi77sRa' Suiia. Cesar Il \ / Com
FOURTH RACE.
The,WtnE cE9 Foot 4, H 6G0 Ss9Rsd for ., t NT,GS ss9G p 49, Ss'
A. J. Joyners br. &. Autumn. by Uncas-Meadow
j.. All 1..Be anS ta'afbn 3. c. DR.: Parker, Ios tsonge1: $685..
{. Tleischmann's SONS DR.. Eiehberg. l2$ (simsl
M GGFR Mica, Al f R.sTss and Li MiES k.Gsio R lso rS cupid
pa Sfs@nf + to ) Dr. Ee5SerE: 10 To- o0Fm g 8 .:
f G5S % ! MARX Z Mics Il l a %opEs e I Il Il E R.o ! D: zoo cupid %
Little Reggie.
Handicap; for thEee;year-olds and upward; 100
one mile and a furlong:
W 81 B, %e9 9Ta6ggai 4 GS;,s be To- e iM GlsSTtSn. o. by imp.
William jennings oh. C. Sailor King. 8. lot
Sly Fox. w5histiling Con. Lady Marian and Dutio
Skater also ran Time, 1855.
B%sttinsoaTJh5ss t. ! against ! st. G FLOR ! tS ! RH1
Con, 20 1 Lady Marian. 7 to l Dutch Skater.
SIXTH RACE.
Selling; for three caro- d and upward: 20 pound
= above the scale; $500 added, of which $40 TO secon
: and S25 to third: allowances; ono mile:
o. l. Richards's b, G. ,Charentus. 4. by ChnraIus-
G9ntentS li3 GSral4 ;a;;iE .1:d III T5sibb...dvv;
j. Hynes & CO. 3 CHI. q. Gun Metz o, 1O1 Maher(,
! Black Dude. AlArum. The Governor. and Tinkle
l also ran.
Time, 1:Lb.
Betting-Two TO j on GhRrentus. 8 to 1 AGainI
Z IAnsdAle. 10 to l Gun Metal, 1b 10 ! Black Dude.
. to Aiarum. s to / The Governor. 20 to l Tinker.
!. The entries for to-day's races are as follows
: First RAce.-For three-yeRr-olds and upward; nor
a winners in 1897 or 1923; with $500 added; selling
Ave furlonRs:
8 Don glAsI "."""..ii5 Harry G..:".""...Id
/ Gov. Budd .....,.... .11BIDr. Withrow. ..........1C
Ada1us, .............Il4 Flora Lime. ......"....1
: Mot0r1nan. -. m.......ll Field Lark. :...........1c
COOBa sweep bOuuu. ..''''F'.Il
4 Solaire ..............,l12 Mrs. Trumbridge. .....1C
: Second Race.-For two-year-olds that have run ar
r not won in this meeting; with $500 added; sellinI
Ave furlongs:
Leando"....".".,112 Subject; ,..."..".....1
Mi ClenentA " 80 no. iminutiyo .,......l IL