The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-01
IMP WINS ANOTHER STAKE.
SUBURBAN. HEROINE OUTDOORS FAST
COMPANY AT BRIGHTON.


| splendId Contest for the Isiip stakes
| stuart Takes the Handicap for Two
| Yenr.OIdA-Maher Induces BoH to- Extend
Himself-Four Favorites Land the Money
Tho summer meeting at Brighton Beach en-
| tered on its last week yesterday In fashion
| that indicatedlively sport from now until the
| curtain Is runR down Saturday evening. The
weather was OF the old. fashioned July type.
tho fields were up to the standard in nearly
| every instance. and competition In the prnci-
| pal events was keen enough TO satisfy the
| 1000 visitors. Chief interest centred In the
Islip Stakes. with 81 800 added. for three-ysar-
| ods and upward. at one mile. The withdrawal
| OF King Barleycorn did not seem 70 make the
problem any easier. as three OF the four left In
figured very close together. Peep O. Day who
is yet q trine short. was allowed to run loose.
but the others were well PLAYED. The Subur-
ban and Brighton Handicap winner had an
especially confident following, although Briar
Sweet went to the post nominal favorts. Fire
arm threatened TO upset calculations at
once by going out IN front and setting a
tremendous clip. lie sprined the first
furlonR in 0:12 20 the quarter in O:24 Is,
three furlonRs In O::}U IS. the half in
O:4S 2-5. five furlongs In ! O1 2-5, and six fur
longs In liza Us. Briar Sweet outran Imp
after quarter. but curled up turning for
home. and the big Wagner mare again became
the contender. At the turn into the stretch
Pete Clay stole through with her on the rail.
and in a dinG-dong finish she beat Firearm
head. Peep O. Day captured third money two
lengths of. Briar Sweet pulling up to cantor
The handicap for two year-o lds brought out
the full field OF nine runners. and the honors
went to the first choice; Stuart; who was hustled
ns by oa r fS BY Mahs pna
gin between Standing. Modrine and pucky
beat Donald Balm head. DoGeett had pre-
ylou:Iy Ianded ths tayorite, Lady Cneas, IAN
year old hles, so that nlungers were fairly on
velvet with three straight wilma to their credit
afs shSh Psf @as s lie o
Ito. He made n GOLD bid for the money and led
to the last sixteenth pole. where s he vas ehal-
while Althea beat the taysrits by a irIfe more
was outrun from the start
The last event Of The. day furnished s IL, the
at two f miles over . sight Hurdles, and Fre%isr
at odds on found little difficulty In beating
Gnd T9H p'. p6ds uosrne in the
second race, was set down for mlsbehavior at
the post. and box behaved SO badly in the next
until he has been schooed at the barrier. The
summary:
FIRST RACE
For maiden two-yearold lilies; 5000 added; to
osceola stables b. {. Lady Cnoas by Ben strome
I paIy b. c"S iSs
"; c, Days ch. + beautiful, io5 o. siach 8
IL, Water Bottlo, kamars. biensa summer GIRL D
Jussery, Two Heart ana Merry wAnderor also ran.
to a Sy g q s v.. to S
H., loto water Bottle. - to KsmHra. 10 to-
Bonea, 100 to summer Girl, 10 to Jugglery, 30
to 1 Two Heart. 200 to Merry Tanderer.
SECOND RACE.
Handicap; for two-yeArolds; 5000 added; i've and
l. Stuart ; b. c, stuart. by Observation-Disclosures.
r. Roefes ch. C. standing il rars
Col. Rue. Cheete,trew Wax Taper. Plucky. Red
Cross II, and ceylon also ran.
TO "Te G stuart &c .naips
80 to Wax Taper. 0 to Piucky 8 to Red Cross
THIRD RACE.
For three.yearolds and upward; 5000 added;
| weights ten pounds below the scare six furongs:
@. H. Smith }. Oh. e Donald balm, 8, lie MITCHELL
Giongar, Second Chance aud Abuse also ran. ''''
Bettns-soyen to S .s ain + Box to Donald
Balm to Gl9rsn. ito dlengar. 200 TO Second
For three-yearolds, nom winners since May 8;
$500 added weights twenty pounds below the scale;
|
| Osceola Stables b. Z. Maid of Harlem. by The
Bard-Ela Lakeland. lol MITCHELL. ..,..........1
William Jennngss b. I. Althea. lol y SlacD
ri. BsrrettS F. G pr PARKER. loe kuhn. 8
| Time. l:4I 4-5.
Betting-six to against Maid OF Harlem. to
| Althea 4 to DR.. Parker, 10 to LindulA. 80 to
| klondyke.
! FIFTH RACE,
The Islip Stakes, for three-v Odds and upward
$50 each, half forfeit. or only SIS II declared by
June ]: 800 added Of which $500 to second and
| 5000 to third allowances; one mile:
| Harness n BrOssman's blk. M, Imp, g. by imp.
Wagner ondlinz, Ill CP. Clay .,,....,.. ......
]. Bodcns b. Firearn, 4. l13 MITCHELL. .........
j. II MrCormack's br. h. Peepo Day, g. ia (Taral
BrAr Sweet also ran.
| Time, 40 DO
| Betting-Nine to 3 against Imp. 1 to FireArm, 8
| to / Peep o Day I to Briar Sweet
! SIXTH RACE
Handicap hurdle race; 5000 added; two miles; over
| eight hurdles;
| ]. McLaughlin's CHI. h. Premier, O, by imp. Sir
Modred-prenum. l5g Hogan ...,........,......
W J. Johnson's b. g. Hardy c, 4, 1870 Heustonl. 2
| A. f. Watson Co.'s b. g. The Loaf Chord. 4. 1870
Time. 3:4s 2-5.
| Betting-Twenty to II on Premier, to against
| Hardy c. to TheLost Chord.
The entries for to-day's races are as follows:
First Race-For maiden two-year-olds; weights
fifteen pounds below the SCALE 5000 added: five fur
| longs:
| Frank Webb Kindred 1OT