The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-23
DWYER COLTS IN FRONT.
THE CHOICE STAKES a PICNIC FOR
TRUMPET AND sHOREHIM.

Fnvorites Faro BADLY at Brighton Beach
-Firearm Wins the Sea Cln stakes from
Isidor-King Bnrleycorn Surprise in
the seaside-Maher Will Ride To- Morrow.
With three stakes and handicap down for
decision at Brighton Beach yesterday tho out
look was tempting enough to bring out half
holiday crowd Of 5000. The fields we're COM
paratively small. but the class was decidedly
good. and some very interesting sport re-
suited. 1t was n gala day for the book makers.
as the talent went astray in all but one event.
The track was In prime condition.
Among the striking features Of the afternoon
was the running OF the Choice Stakes. a six
furlong dash for two y ear olds. or the seven
starters shorsham and Trumpet represented
NJ +. Dwyer. and the ombination was held at
4 to ). 1t proved to be the best investment OF
the meeting. as the two white jackets obscured
everything else In the last sixteenth. Shore
ham showed the more speed in the earlier
stages. but when everything else was beaten
he was not driven to worry Trump and the
latter won by three lengths F. Griffin boost
but Mr. Dryer projected the colt. hansen was
played for good thing. hut the only one he
Sss II Ratps or o 81, fur
although, there we're only four starters Hello;
that Peep " pay the only
order when they STRUCK. their gait and
ho b 5S5i threw a sps
tempted 70 leave Firearm. The pair came
along to the stretch laPped With isdor hang al
shaken of, and finally wore down the Bromley
colt and won by length. Isidor showed some
the place from Heliobas by head,
The third stake of the day was the Seaside.
seven fure1rs The conditons ealiea for
weterwejehts. with allowances Tor gentlemen
as ss.s d S ns s
much that they finally poured their money In
on the latest winner, Sir Hubert. King Bar.
came to racing he. beat his three opponents
comfortably. winning by, half q length from
hsoysterer; who took the place by head from
Outside Of the stakes the most important
event sgs WAS the Ct handUaR for
Hendries cratic Ally Leverock was in a run
nins vein and tsy9lsd By her light weight
i!s xss a. Jar i iront q Rastiapd: 6sylon r;
opening dash in q gallop al. good odds and
l h1rkwood took the one-mile selling event even"
GedYGFH Iqm out IN ROM after the
During the afternoon an amicable arrange
reached Clark and
100 and 5 me res
his old mentor The crack lightweight will
make his temperance In the saddle to-mor-
row. summary:
FIRST RACE.
For To-yesr,olds; 5000 added selling allowances
w. HcfnGr "a h Ts, cevlon by Hndoo-Amy
j DalS.b c. Prematare los 20 Learyi
racsss Rsndappe1 Id%ood
Reynolds and Summer Girl also ran.
Betttns-Eeht to Ciylon, to Prem.turs, q to
s PsFs 2o9 e aInS 80
to Reynolds. $50 to Summer Girl.
SECOND RACE.
Handicap; for three.year-olds and upward With
y: Hendro's b I hs!sroei. !. By imp Cavalier
Pee Weep, 197 tBuilman) ;s,;.....,..i
Ferry H'fas9Sh 5a
George Boyd and Fast Fss. Black 9,,"A also ran.
Bettin2-siX TO l against Laverock, to Ocean
ter 9 to Lakeland. 8 to George Boyd. 8 70 Fast
THIRD RACE.
The Choice Stakes; for two-yeaE-olds; with 81 900
Nj, F Dwyrrs br. c. Trumpet By imp. Victory
~ F pwyer. Dr. c. shoreham io4 tDo9est
k.sbrhsl Sa ..s
to sn'2 30 o
: to Nansen 20 to Dieudonne.
FOURTH RACE.
This Sea clin Stakes for all ages; $1,000 addeds
allowances; six furlongs:
j. Bodens b. G.. Firearm. =. by imp. Rayon DOR
Fdes 123 COIeRryI Observation-Disclosures
Marcus Days CHI. h. 1s!dor. g. 1873 (Simsl .......2
Bromley S Co.'s oh. c. Heobas, 8, 40 iO'Connor)
Peep O. Day also ran.
Time. 1914.
Bettng-Fight TO against Firearm. 1 to IsidoR,
to Heobas. 10 to Peep o Day.
FIFTH RACE.
For three .year-olds and upward; with 5000 added;
selling allowances; one mile:
NJ. L. Hsyman's oh. c. Kirkwood. .. by George Kin
pey-Tocsin, lo4 Turner .................,..,.. I
NJ. ClAncys CHI. z. Maxine Gomez, I. 100 Clark. 2
=, Dunnes ch. g. Fly-by night. 3. III tBullman).
AndroniCus ChiCopee and Beana also
Time, l:+l 2-5.
Bctung-Three to l aRAngt kirkwood, to Maxi
Gomez. q to Fly by Night. IL to / Audronicus.
100 to Chcopee, 100 to BeanA.
SIXTH RACE.
The Seaside Stakes for three-year-olds and up
ward; a welterweight handicap: with 5000 added:
seven furlonRs:
j p. Rohinson's CHI. c. King Barleycorn 8, by Kan
taka-Sattot. 1872 Keenan,.
o. l.. Rchards'a b. c. Roystarer. 5, 123 tsms)....
p. Dunnes ch. c. Sir Hubert. 8, 1874 (Bullman).. 8
Pacemakcr also ran.
Time. 1;291-5.
Bettng-ElGht to against King Barleycorn, IS to
Roysterer, 3 to Sir Hubert to Pacemaker.
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