The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-27
TWO GOOD WINS FOR TARAL
THE VETERAN JOCKEY IN RlRE
FORM At BRIGHTON BEACH.

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AIahcr Rides -Four Favorites, but Only
Scores with One-Merry Prince Captures
the Plum of the Day-The Hurdle
| Handicap n Gift for Howard Mann.
Quantity rather than quality was the order
at Brighton Beach yesterday. but tho weather
was so inviting after the wet spell that the at
tendance reached fair average. especially in
the field stand The track was still deep In
mud. but form students have grown used to
the changed conditions. and they succeeded In
| picking three winners. They might have
landed two moro but for the brilliant riding OF
Taral on Meehanus and Merry Prince.
The former was whispered around as good
thing but his price opened out from 8 to to
| to l. owing to a big plunge on Tabouret, who
started a pronounced favorite. Maher took
Magee's flly out Of the bunch after faRfall.
| and struck the stretch with lead OF half q
length. Then Taral made his run on Nee
| hanus, and In q sensat drive snatched the
verdict by head. Soon after the start Con-
novor threw Moody. The jockey complained
that Sullivan on Belle OF Erin had bumped into
him. and after an investigation the stewards
| set Sullivan down for the balance OF the
| meeting.
Tho handicap for three-year-olds and up
ward resolved itself into another duel between
| Jockeys Taral and Maher. The latter's mount
| was favoiite while Merry Prince went begging
| at IL to 1. Fast Black cut out the running for
about six furlonRs. whore Taral moved IN with
| PA" Days crack. Maher found some trout Bile
In getting clear Of the others with Blueaway,
but he came after Taral like whirlwind in the
stretch and It took all the Dutchman's art to
squeeze homo by head. Taral was con-
graduated on all sides for his two startling
triumph S Shn ii clearly enjoyed '"' o0u0i'
,FrelinRhuysep the best backed youngstsr in
6 o Da sSo p
tenth position along the rail- and beat Pl9hn
F%y w ins kpe on son T yhe
dock few days ago. tried to do the same with
ghored against the fence at the, barrier, and
poggeett told the starter he could do nothing
5 ss He Ensis nS5 a0Rs behind 9s
| be refused until she has been properly schooed
4ss ana rs s .pd e
his r't sIScessfni mount since h't rSaPpe ar
and a half from Exit with the others beaten
OF. Mahor then missed connection twice. az
| already told but this only intensified the
re mn race; Danny refused SI 81. the w ART
the flag, went down he hustled the irsY5
hc 9to of e.. pfESs sss Snd Moa
took the Place y hef length snst EEm STaRSest
the strongest favorite o, the day, won the hur.
die race without an effort. Hardy c. fell at the
him homo in time to weigh in. The summary:
FIRST RACE
Telling; for two-yearolds; $500 added; penalties
md s.: ave fnTGnf. by Tom ocs
Ms: 4, aibsons Dr. I. Miss Deds,. % twodder:
p pnnne. b. 9. Pohn. ioi MaAeri
Jamaica. Decimal. Chsssestraw and Pompadoura also
ran.
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Retting-Throe to against Frelinghuysen. 7 to
Wing sS s Y Water Boe to frst Past S to
Jamaica. 80 to Decimal, to l Cheesestraw. 20 TO
For maidens three years old and upward; 5000
added; weights seven pounds below scale allow
c. Littieheld, ira CHI. T. s.ccharine, 8. by Sir
oq Msnni1 cos T. III Exit 5. Ito tMtcheib...,
Mrs. Helen. cortelyous br. g. St. suiphice. III
,6oa%Sis III. sunny stream, sculptor. Lillian
l. E.l . F
rl To e'ns s.i'HtfR% ill.,
Lillian MARVEL. - water House, is to Fair
ssrae 10 st to 20 tn Eat SCI to
to l Fairy Dale.
THIRD RACE.
one rae" in iseS $500 added Weight. aftesn pounds
above scale ALE wnnoes' I'VE and half f"rl"nSs
Golden as.'st TFsd,i%s ZIG IT,rsS
atS Ss tSgoGs : * ~ Maast
Belle q Erin. H.nwslI connoysr MyShssr, Fan
Florence Clarke and Althes also ran.
Time 40 90:
Tabcgret 90 70 BuGoen. 400 to Belle q Erin. 50
Fsn 700 e Nam S.s e 6nonSs
ges Pride 80 to Momentum. g to Florence Clarke.
FOURTH RACE.
Handicap. for three-year;olds and upward; $500
ADDED; one mile AID an eighth
VII Merry T S.iiy ya i" sra D. .. t.'l'' io'
%ocdSrd 4 Andrr.on'S b. {. Tho Devil. T. ito
fsst Si.ci Baat.ra and Maxine Gomez also ram
r, ,sisrs F.,, HES
/ Barataria. o to MaIimo Gomez.
FIFTH RACE.
selling: for three-yearolds and upward; $500
r. 4. Smiths CHI. Q. dreyfeld. 8. byAzra-Anadem.
Trisbie Co So b. bishop Reed &. ioi iMitch.lD
r. B; AeIandsrs B: Q. s,rsnSo.t 2. g lDangmanj .
''''A'' Hard k Ta: and a.! Ro e. also ran
De,stng.ssysn to AGAINST dr.,t:'a. Bishog
k issa 90 TO 70 D bs"s ''A'' 10 HARD
SIXTH RACE.
Handicap hurdle race; 5000 added one mile and
E. 8. Mcdonald : b; b. Howard Mann. 8. by Duke
passh 81 st.,. iso ioin.,
M4cLsushi,n.s Oh p Premier; q lHs Hogan %
sFen. Time, 1852 So.
Betting-Five to on Howard Mann. IL to 1
against Dutch Skater, to Premier. no to Hardy
c, IL to Marshall 30 to Harry Crawford.
The entries for to-day's races are as follows
First Rsce-For three year. ods and over; weights
ten pounds below the scale 5000 added one miiei
Twintler....."....11e Donald Ban...........lo<
Hanwell ........llb Pirate M............. lo1
The Elector........lI8G Gray Jacques ........l OS
Lsando. .lo4 Fly by Night .1O1
Second RAce-For maiden tWo.yearolds; selling,
$500 added Ave rurlUngA:
Premature. ..........ll2 Wildwood .......lo2
Oneont1, Who. ............. 20
100 Lady Ruth. .....,., 90
First Whip ........ 100 Brooch .,.....,....,. 90
DunblAne .l06 Give and Take. ......, 90
RAmAgundL. .......1o< EAsterlnR ........... pv
Native. Mimicry %
Wig, Hopbrook... ........ OF
Prestige. 1o2 RoXburRh ........... OF
Cupid. .............1o2 Gold Lack........... %
Third Race-The SpIugter Stakes; for tHo-yoAr-old
Niles; 81, 900 added; six furlonRs:
Motley, ."..........l22 JngglOry. ,."........IoT
Dras dat naIw ~