The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-26
TRUMPET IN WINNING FORM.
N. r. DWYERs COLT TAKES THE At
LlNTIC STAKES AT BRIGHTON.


LINTIC STAKES AT BRIGHTON.
Cambrian Beats King Barleycorn for the
Sea- Gull HRndicap-St. Clair Shows Speed
Through tho Mud-Impartial at Long
| Odds-Winepress Too Fast for Blueaway.
In an Intermittent atmosphere OF rain and
sunshine and over track that fitted popular
descriptions OF the Chicago River racing was
| continued at Brighton Beach yesterday. De-
spite the uninviting outlook there was fair
attendance. which included a surprising num-
Der OF women. Fayorites we're more successful
than on the previous dry and many OF the
plunEcrs started of on velvet. but the sum-
ming up was decidedly in favor OF the ring.
The card included two stake fixtures which
aroused a lot of interest. The first OF these
was the Atlantic. with $1.250 added. for two
year-olds. at six furlongs. Prince OF Mel
bourne's penalties brought his weight up to
l27 pounds. but his class was expected TO pull
him through with only Trumpet and Flaunt to
beat and the Brambe colt. with Maher up,
ruled an odds-on favorite. Flaunt was SO well
played that Trumpet was outsider at post time.
but the Dwycr candidate upset all calculations
by going to the front when clear OF the chute
| and staying there throughout. Prince OF Mel
bourne chased him home pluckiy but never
got nearer than three quarters Of o length.
while Flaunt was beaten off. Five we'll
matched performers turned out for the other
stake. the Sea Gull Handicap with $1,000
added. for three-year- ojs. at one mile. King
Bareycorn was the popular choice and he
battered his hackers to the stretch. whore
Cambran joined issue and beat him head.
Tho full field Of ten colored for the three
year-old handicap at six furlongs accepted the
conditions and furnished one Of the hardest
problems Of the meeting. st. Clair and Hard
Knot closed equal favoritcs, and they ran as
written. with st. Clair a head In front at the
line Reminder proved much the best OF the
five sprinters in the first race and won easily.
Clark on Ten Candles thought the winner had
fouled him In the muddy scramble around the
last turn. but the stewards overruled his pro-
test The boy was scraped against the fence.
at the tempting odds q % to !; won tie nth
Waitnot, barely struggled home in fourth posi-
ton. Blueaway was then selected as the last
his gait until the stretch. Then he came like
cyclone but TOO late TO catch Wlnepfess. VINO
FIRST RACE.
For two-yesr olds that have not won . race of
81 900; With 5000 added: maiden Allowances Ave
P Dunne,s Oh; c. Reminder. by Hdnover-Keep-
sake, 10 (N. Turner.
col. Rue and rrandoo also ran.
Betting-seven to 5 against Reminder to Ten
Candles. 3 to Posthaste. 80 to Col Rue 3 TO
Frandoo.
SECOND RACE.
Handicap for threeyear.olds; $500 added; six fur
b.fss Go s chi oh s ci.1 by St. Leon
Runne,s br. G Hard Knot, rs Turner;
Tbnd,sy j%ass Of
K1. Sss, t R, against 1t TO Hard
l Judge Tarvin, 20 to | Iarya, 20 to | Prince OF
Wales. 10 to Theory. to Onomastus 90 to 1
THIRD RACE.
SO forfeit; 81 2So added. Of which 500 to second
and 500 to third; penalties and allowances six fur
N F. DIVERS br. c. Trumpet, by imp. Victory
J. +: Maddens CHI. c. Prince Of Melbourne. i21
J. I'""'n' b. + Ti.n ma IL T. THFner.S
Prince of Melbourne. to Flaunt.
FOURTH RACE.
Tbs Sea Gull Handicap. for three, yesr'old sss
which 5000 TO 9 cond and 500 to third: one mile;
W. II Laudemans ch. g. Cambrtan by Hindoo--
j. p Robinson's en- c, King Barleycorn. los Kee.
j. h T. Mcponsd. br. e n b. io7 ir,ullmanj..
Lakeland ami Gen. Mart Gary also ran.
Time, l:4i
Biris|tarn to f B to isell.n nd Npf
Gen. Mart darJ
FIFTH RACE.
For maiden three-years- olds and upward 5000
added; special weights; ono mile:
A. Movers b.. C. Impartial, s. by Meddler-Yodel.
lO5 Moody. ..................
j. Kneale j. 6 Dan Cupid. g. Ioh DoLeary. ....... :
j. T. TaylUrs Ch T. Pins, q, loo WILSON,. ...,.....
Edith Klein. KiliarmA. Klondyke Waitnct and
james Tod also ran
Time. 1:45l.5.
Pctting-Twenty- five to- against Impartial, q to .
Dan Cupid, ~ to l Pins, Is to Edith Klein 100 TO
| killarma. B TO klondyke. to 10 Waitnot 80 to
James Tod.
SIXTH RACE
Selling; fos thrceyear.olds and over; 5000 added:
penalties and allowances; one mile and a sixteenth:
j. x. wadsworth's br. { Wineprcss. y by strAth.
mnre-PUnona. ~ MITCHELL. .................
J. r. r. 1bisuns h .. Blueaway. I. los keenan,
NJ. F. Stcphensons br. h. Hanwell. aged. loS
Forbes
Iindua, Marsian. Sensational, Dave 8. and Rec
Mitchell also ran.
Time. l;5l 2.5
Betting-Three to against Winepress. to Blue
away 80 TO Hanwell, II to / Lindula, to l Mar
sian, to Sensational 90 to Dave s., 60 to Rec
Mitchell.
The entries for to-days races are as follows:
First Race-For two-ycar-olds; penalties: selling;
$500 added; hve furlonRs:
Timely. Lady Ruth ........... 90