The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-07-30
BANGLE EASILY
CAPTURES THE
BRIGHTON CUP
Don de Orc Tires at
the End.
GONFALON DUMPS THE TALENT
OUTSIDER WINS THE RISING
GENERATION STAKES.
at Saratoga the California Filly To-
luca Goes Once Around the
Course In lao
Flat.
G0NFAL0N DUMPS THE TALENT
OUTSIDER WINS THE RISING
GENERATION STAKES.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

NEW YORK, July 29-There was big
upset at Brighton Beach to-day when
Perry Belmonts Gonfalon beat the Dwyer
pair, Trumpet and Shoreham, who were
coupled at l to in the betting. Maher
took him to the front at the fall OF the
flag and led all the way with ease.
For the Brighton cup Don de ORC was
the favorite, Bangle a strong second
choice, and Latson the outsider. AT the
start Don de ORC and Bangle ran head
and head through the. stretch, with Lat
son six lengths behind Around the lower
turn Don de ORC began to draw away,
and as they went into the 'backStretch.
Don de orc had a length the better of
Bangle, with Latson rating along ten
lengths behind. Around the upper turn,
with one mile finished. Don de ORC got
another half-length, and was leading by
a length and half as they came down
the stretch the second time, while LatSOn
was twenty lengths behind Bangle. As
they rounded the lower turn the last time
Bangle began to move up slowly, ana ana
when they were Strengthened out on the
backstretch he and Don de ORC were head
and head. Just as they came to the upper
turn Maher sent Bangle to the front, and
as the flag dropped for the end of the
second mile Don de ORC was laboring
length and a half behind. In the stretch
Maher saw he a winner and pulled
Bangle up, winning by four lengths. Re
suits:
Five f uric seIIing-F lux Won Wildwood
second Gold Lock third Time, 1;Ol 20.
ricane second. Althea third. Time, 1:41.
Rising Generation stakes, six furlongs-Gon-
Talon won. Shoreham second, Trumpet third.
Brighton cup. two and quarter ntles-Ban-
gle won, Don de ORC second, Latson third
The Scud stakes. five furlongs -Isidor won,
steepIechase handicap, fun course--King
S ESR' Fsri'n second He'nS'F0" third lime
SARATOGA July 29.-Though rain fell after
the third race to-day ii not heavy enough
to affect the going. The Grathiana stakes
yielded only a far contest Mesmerst
Waqk ana out OF fhe ro cut 9G P5
Toluca's time in the fourth event. $40, is the
best ever made on this track. Results:
Five and a half furlongs-voter won. High
Degree second. Time. 1:0612
Mile and a sxteenth-The Kentuckian won,
Swiftmas second. Azucena third. Time II AZ
second Sardinia third. Time, 1:O1A
vivor third. Time, $40.
Six acknowledgements won, Emigre second.
One and 'I bsf niles INTELLECTUALLY won
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DETROIT July 2s.-The weather was clear
and to-day and the Windsor track was
fast. Results;
Brown Veil second, Tendresse third. Time,
1924.
Half-mile. sellfng-Aurea won Ida Fordham
second. Grumbe third. Time 40.
Six furlongs-Little Reggie won. Miss Rowena
second. Tribune third Time. 114&4.
Mile and an eighth, the Martimas stake, sell
ing-Branch won, Colonel Frank Waters sec
ond, MaTatana II third. Time, 1874.
Seven furlongs selling-Little Sallie won,
Dick Warren second. Flag OF Truce third.
Seven furiongs. sellfng-Beguile won. Eleanor
Holmes second, Topgallant third. Time 1:2SA
Short course steeplechase-PompeI II won,
Rosebery second, La Colona third, Time, 2:47
ST. LOUIS. July 2s-Track fast Results:
Selling mile and seventy yards-Hittick won
Koeng second Lulu " third. Time las
Selling, and half miles-Kodak won
Connie Lee second Rowland Duet third
Handicap, two-year-olds. six furlongs-Ida
Ledford won, Alice Turner second, Harry Vol
mer third. Time, lis.
Handicap. six furlongs-Alleviate Won imp.
Mint Sauce second. Miss Bramble third. Time,
lis.
Handicap. one mile-Ed Farrell won, Moral
Selling, one and a sixteenth miles-Sir Rolla
won CASTOR second, Basquil third. Time, 1:50.
Selling. one mle-Jimp won. Barbee second,
Montedonico third. Time, 1:57A.
CHICAGO July 2s.-Weather clear and track
fast at Harlem to-day. Results:
Four and half furlongs-L4ady Elite won
Avenstoke second Oconee third Time, :54A.
One and quarter miles, selling-Egbart won,
Gun Metal second. Finem Respice third. Time,
one and quarter miles, selling-Gadsden
won, Hanight second. Ray third. Time,
One mile and twenty yards. handicap-Can-
ova won, Harry Nutter second John Baker
third. Time, 1:4115.
Six furlongs-Our Gertie won, Helen's Pc.
second Bonneville third Time 1881
One mile herer won Tappan
second, Racivan third. Time. 1:4Oa4.