New-York tribune., 1899-07-26
THE RACETRACK.
1--WE OFT OF SIX FAvoR1rEs BEATEN
uRINcE OF MELBOURNE AND KING BAL N0''-'
AMONG THOSE DEFEATED-A SMALL
ATTENDANCE.

ATTENDANCE
rDa attendance AT Brighton yesterday was oy
a. tho uehtest OF the meeting. When the oay
,ac,ng was over nine out OF every ten VINO "eio
tnresent regretted their trip for not alone was e
sdays snort dull and uninteresting put results "eo
ixiecidedly costly. five OF the SIX iaVori'es 49, ~
,heaten. II was a day when the best Of calculations
lproved useless -, -
Two stakes the Atlantic. for two year oios' anu
sShe Sea Gull for three year olds. were ncIuueo III
the DAYS programme. In both the neIos were o'
.r,,n,mur, PROPORTIONS and the result was unsaus-
FACTORY In the Atlantic Prince OF Meloourhe was
ian odds on favorite and should have won' nia"er.
who rode failing TO put up good rue. ~
lacked vim and dash. and trumpet spie''''
handled by OLeary. beat him out
In the Sea Gull It another case OF the pcs
horse earning second money King Barleycorn' the
r.or,,s ,,as intrusted to the piloage of keenan,.
tboy who was recently renstated from the ou'i""
iranks IL is claimed ne gallops the colt IN "oiA'
and that ne understands him better thaii d" w
lperienced rider This may be. but MS peihs up
yesterday certainly cost the colts owners '"e
nurse Rounding into the homestretch. King Bar
tevcorn was I'm front and running easily. Those De-
tf,nd him were beaten. but Keenan, was not con-
kent with n winning mount. lie wanted 10 ara" II
.tne and the result was the old story OF oVercoh.
!fdence Turner came along with Camorian ana
The real upset Of the day came in the fifth race.
ia dash OF a mile for madens The iav0rme ,v"oS wa
,Sogses' and he was expected to win When it came
ITO running, however. ne was Simply out ol ~
!she entire distance and at the finish he was louIt'
keenan, gave second exhibition Of his incompe- %
yYence in the closing He was on 8lueaWay'
and once more he was beaten on the pest noIse,
lThis time he came from behind. but his Dld was d
Pat Dunne's Reminder good looking brother 70
IHandball was the one winning iaVorlte nc mp
l,red the opening in good style, consioelti,ns
1.-The fact that Il was his first appearance IN pupC'
hTen Candles, from the stable or WlInafn IIah.
land followed him home. The latter was SLOW 10
set under way and was poorly handled Clark,
who rode claimed foul against the winner but
rthe stewards declined to entertain tne coiIPia.t,, ~.
time was in front The offender seemed TO be
John 2 Madden's horses will he shipped TO Sara
ltoga this morning O1eary Will 90 most OF tns Ilu
on his services for the rest of the season -
1 Mitchell rode two OF the six winners turner "on
with Cambran and Reminder. Moody ana y Leary'
with one each, completed the list.
I Here are the summaries:
FIRST RAcp-For two year oils: 5000 added; allow
snces Five and a half furlongs.
be'''nf 81 p.
q B. Morriss CD. O. Reminder. by Han -,
over~Keepsake. 1l6 N. GnrneH e-S IL
W. Lakelands b. Ten Candies 1l2;; I::i5 g., e-5
O. 1. Richards b c. Posthaste, l22..;
Trandoo. l22 Nea@syer} ssMnShsl 80 81
W. N0' Time-1:li%.
Start poor Won easily by two lengths three lengths
between second and third.
SECOND RACD-Handcap: for three year ois; $500
added. Six furongs.
VI F Rarrett g. Co.'S ch c. st. Clair by
st Ieonards~Paradox 124 rb(MitchelD 81 Il
p Dunne's br. c. Hard Knot. ils(rurner) 81 IL