The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-30
BANGLES BRIGHTON CUP.
DON DE ORC BEA TEN FOR THE RTcH
PLUM IN Track RECORD TIME

| King T. Again n Winner over the Fences,
| The glorious uncertainty which furnishes
| horse racing with a perpetual glamour wa,
| strongly In evidence at Brighton Beach yestor.
day. and 10000 enthusiasts were kept guessing
| until the numbers went up for the last event,
| Atmospheric and track conditions were perfect
| and the card would have been close to the sams
| desirable mark II owners would only rcai,s
| that horses enjoying accommodations ut 'hs
| course are there to be raced. instead OF loannR
| in their stalls
| The chief feature on the card was OF COURSE.
| the Brighton Cup race. an event established
| three seasons ago. with view to developing
| staying qualities in the American thorough.
bred. Nomnaly the stake has been well sun.
| ported. but each year the acceptance has dwtn.
| died down to n three-hotse argument. This
was again the case yesterday. but even then il
presented an interesting problem Don Ia
| Orc was steady even money favorite. but the
| half holiday crowd poured 40 much money IN
| on Bangle. with Maher in the saddle. that
g to 3 was tho best to be had against
| the Iro1uois colt. These prices looked 80 nm
inviting that tho "forlorn hope" brigade Mayed
Latson from 10 to to 10 TO l. The Don de orc
people we're not overconfldent as the horse
had injured foot in his final gallop. Those
who looked him over In the paddock thought
he was race or two short. MS he nthered heav-
lily but even those who thought Owed into
the ring and put their money down Loyalty.
Bangle was quickest to move when tho flag
fell and led past the stand. Then the Don took
command and OLeary rated him along AZ a
nice clip. He showed the way until half milo
from home. where Maher challenged with
Bangle. There was a lively tusse for suprem-
acy up to the next pole, but Bangle then drew
n consistent last all the way, and wound W in
distress a,tre eight lengths behind the invori,"
course, Bangle Just finishing n fraction inside
the 1866, set up byThe Friar in the inaugural
were:
Quarter. o:25; three furlong.: o:a7 10, half
1iS 10; seven fnrienss. :2s 2.5; milo. i;t2 on.
m 10 and quarter. 2:os &c. one mile aud three
s mes as a. G. %S g. s 1885, two
The cup event was preceded by the Rising
that was tempting enough to bring out good
field But owners akain fought, shy, and there
only th5es tive of Which ran In
man declared to win with Trumpet, and mostoi
tho speculative contingept decided to look on,
against the com binaton Perry Belmont
Poa the sa9 Fsws aSp s seppF 6oqoa
| colt had a, chance in such company.
snd he wbSo
colt to the front at once. and. staling Off every
challenge. brought him home winner by two
The. upset was hailed with wild applause. as
any Investments made by the rank and file wers
The scud Stakes, a welterweight handicap
for al, ages. brought ops nine smart sprinters
The imported son Of Amphion carried his $40
pounds like a feather. and won in gallon by
was ridden by Maher and paid good place
money. The steeplechase handicap over the
odds on Rheinstrom; The fayorite fiattsred his
fo hs for tive circuits Of the course and
water LAP from home. it began to look ikea
cake walk for the first choice; Rheinstrom.
King fa By nwe
shoSk of Perion and won by I've lengths
this game ee The punsers seemed quite az
home They played Fluke in a field often %
sDth" G5 Sn Rs4s psrams s
the second race. ,Fluke had to race all the way
Ps seos p.ssG H %s CID Il. dn s
nents and won galloping summary:
FIRST RACE.
Selling for two,yss--olds that have run and no.
Weights seven pounds below the scale; allowances;
Hsyman Franks Oh. g. Fluic. by Fiddlesticts-,
G. s. Morris en- C Wildwood e2 Gsacij.
+ ss %is Nos
Dede. Premature and Decimal also ran.
r. 70 Od Iast aSI sSi aPs
Miss Dede. II to Premature $50 10 Decimal.
SECOND RACE.
Selling; for three-yearolds. non winners since
July ~ 5000 ADDED al lie nee. one mile .
HlghnesS or Individually Blossom. ~ Nit
Woodland Anderson's CHI. c. Hurricane. lol
Leando. Glad Hand and Tyran also ran.
Betttns-Ten to on ma hare Perfume. to .eains,
Hurricane; to J Althea. 8 to Leando. $50 to
THIRD RACE.
50" each SO forfeit; 81, 900 added. Of which sa"5
TO second and 500 to third; penalties and allow
Perry frn, bsl EN- Sh c. GonGAlon by Fon'ora
B Bwysrs f d; SnSS"n.% 6Isss.s
nsttinsg Five to against G9nfslon. ! to Shore
FOURTH RACE.
The Brighton Cup 500 EACH or only s2I Il
declared lib, BY NAY ~ starters to pay 500 add,
second and 'hrd 10 save his stake two miles and a
F. s. Gardner. Jr.s. b. g. Bangle 4. by Iroquois--
j. Bcdrn ch h. Dom de- 0ro s. ia7 ;oL.ary..
C. Li,tlehed Jr.'s b. c Ia!son. T. l24 Taral.,...3
Betting Six to against Bangle. even money Don
de oro 10 to / Lats N.
FIFTH RACE.
The Send Stakes, forall ayes awelterwoight hAndi.
cap; 500 a ided: five flronvs:
Marrns Dnly, inn. ch. h, is'dor.b. by Amphion-
J. Daily. b. (. Florence Clarke. 2. iI5 tMaheri,,,
g. b. ma. C 1 Mssr King In Ia Gardner
and Impartial also rnn.
Bcttue-Five to on is,do dor to against Florence
Clarke. 40 to Waite Mug. X 10 lmperator : toll
in se Taryin, 40 to Floionso. 200 to Dave s. Ato
l Larva. 100 to Impartial.
SIXTH RACE
Handicap steepleChase; g. o. added: full courae;
H. W. smiths b. e King T.. Il. by Ktnglikc-Re
700
+. Gebhnrds CHI. < rerion 4, 90 tHector). .,....
r. H. X T. hitchcocksc oh. Y. Rh,instrom. b. $50
Cochrane) ..... ............... ..,..,,.,,,..,.
Sir Play and The Lost Clord all ran ;.
Time Son.
Bettng-FlCht TO = against King T, 20 TO Peri0n,
no 10 Rheinatrom. 10 tn Sir Play. so Til" Lost
Chord.
Last Day of the Monmouth County Horse
Show.
LONG BRANCH. July 23.-The closing cxhih-
ton OF the Monmouth County Horse Show to-
night was Witnessed by 5000 persons ~
elect ric light. Tho thirteen scheduled cycn,1