The record-union., 1899-07-19
Ethe!bert Wins the Peconic Stakes
at Brighton Beach.
Pulled Up al the End With the nolloWsst
/ Kind Of a Victory.
Imp Captures the Purse in the
Third Race at One Mile From
Charenthus-Result at Haw-
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thorne, st. Louis and Fort Erie.

: NEW YORK, July 1S.-The chief
event on the card at Brighton to-day
was the Peconic stakes for three-year-
olds at mile and a furlong, in which
Ethelbert and Martimas were the only
starters of account, Ellerdale being
added simply to get third money. The
start was quickly made, and the pair
went away together. On the run to
the first turn. which was little more
than a gallop, Martimas took lead of
a length, which he sustained around the
lower turn and into the back stretch,
when Ethelbert began to cut it down,
and as they turned the upper curve
they were running head and head. They
hung together for a few seconds, and
then Ethelbert slid away and the race
was over, for he made the gap wider
with every stride, and pulled up at the
end, with the hollowest kind of vic
tory in 1:55. Results:
Five furlongs, Waring won, Prestid-
sigitator second, Matchim third. Time
! 1:0145.
One mile, selling. Andronicus won.
Klondike second. Klondike Queen third.
Time-1 :423s
One mile, Imp won, Charentus sec
ond, Cambrian third. Time-1 ABS.
The Peconic stakes. mile and an
eighth, Ethelbert won. Martimas sec
ond, Ellerdale third. Time-1:35.
Five furlongs, Frandoo won, Gonfa-
Ion second, Sakhrat third. Time-1 :02.
Seven furlongs, Theory won, Dan
Rice second, Tinge third Time
1:2SH5.
AT HAWTHORNE.
CHICAGO, July 1S.-Results at Haw-
thorne. Weather cloudy and track
good:
Five and half furlongs, Marito won,
Milda second, Aloha II. third. Time
1:10.
Mile and a quarter, Samover won,
Mayme NJ. NJ. second. Teutons third.
Time-2:12A.
Six furlongs, Graziella won, May
Beach second. Canova third. NTime-
1:14%
One mile. Fleet won, Pitfan second,
Elidad third Time-1 :44a4
Seven furlongs, Eadem won. J. Nc
Cleevy second. Serrano third. Time
1:2SA
One mile Singer won, Robert Bonner
second, Tappan third. Time-1 :434
AT ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, July 1S.-The track was
fast to-day. Results:
Selling. seven furlongs. Aunt Maggie
won, Moralist second, Hill Billy third.
Time-1 30
Selling. six furlongs, Elbe won, Sen
Sen second. Villnar third. Time
1:1J1a
Five furlongs Haviland won, Arthur
Behan second. Deveric third. Time
1:1O15.
Mile and seventy yards, Barbee won,
Montedonico second, Llylis third. Time
i 4Sa4.
Selling, seven furlongs, John McElroy
won, Eight Bells second Sly third. Time
i :2912
Selling, six furlongs, Miss Mae Day
won, The Pride second, Hachmeister
third Time :151a.
AT DETROIT.
DETROIT. July 1S-Shade On, a lit
tie five-year- r-old bay horse from Ne
braska- won first money to-day in the
5000 Chamber of Commerce pacing
stake. Shade On did not equal his
record of 2:10 made last week at Peoria.
but he showed good staying qualities
through -four exciting heats. Shade
On was whipped all the way down the
stretch in the last heat Coney had
led nearly all the way, but Shade On
got under the wire barely neck ahead
of the California gelding. Driver Kay
was presented with an immense bou-
Quet which he carried off past crowd
of 5000 cheering spectators.
Surpol, the favorite, won the 2:14 trot
in straight heats, although Altoka in
the second heat gave the gray the clos
est neck and neck Struggle of the day.
Ellert made two splendid spurts and
got third money.
The 200 pace and 2:11 trot were two
in-three events. William Nc, the win
ner, got his two heats in the pace with
out trouble. Kitty r., the favorite
was third.
Hazel Ridge, a Michigan horse won
but was beaten in the second by Derby
Lass who was whipped to a close fin
ish.
The day was fine and the Crosse
Point track in superb condition. for the
first time after a dreary succession of
rainy days The crowd was one of
the largest ever seen at the Blue Rib
bon races. Results:
2:09 class pace, purse $1,000, William
Nc won the first and second heats.
Time-2:074. 2:07h. Nicol B. second.
Kitty r. third Hall. Duplex, Little
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