The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-25
FORM UPSET AT BRIGHTON.
FIVE FAVORITES GO TO PIECES ON
A TRACK DEEP IN MN.

vorite by Lindemere mt 80 to kirk
| wood and ROyAtcrer Win Good Races.
Drizzling skies. damp seats and n track fet-
| lock deep in mud made yesterdays outing at
! Brighton Beach racecourse look moro like u
remir !scence OF Gutenberg than n mdsum-
mer fixture. The atmospheric outlook. how
ever. was fairly encouraging at first and crowd
| OF average proportions made the trip With
something 30 tangible to figure on as three
| handcaps the card held out strong induce
ments for mathematical students of form. but
they went wrong in each instance. although
| near enough to induce them to try again.
| The most important OF the handcaps was
| that for three year-olds and upward at one
| mile and q sixteenth. but three OF the most
| prominent candidates. Maxine Gomez. Ban
mock burn and Merry Prince. declined the
| issue. Even then calculations failed to- hitch.
| Maxine being made pronounced favorite over
| kirkwood and Imp. with Tamor the outsider
OF the quartet Maxine and Kirkwood took
turns at spelling starts. and tho former
| burst the barrier. kirkwood was quickest
| to move when the nag fell, hut Imp went
| up to him like flash. Down the back stretch
| Kirkwood again assumed command. and. hold
ing his advantage to the end won by length
| from the favorIte. who beat Tamor three
| lengths. Imp tired to nothing under her heavy
impost Of l24 pounds and wound up the pro-
| cessiOn.
The blue pencil was also fact or in the make
up Of the walterweight handicap for all ages.
| NJ seven furlOngs. tn" Withdrawal Of Isidor Sir
! Hubert. Glor!an and ST. Clair reducing the
field to six. or these The EIector ruled tavori,r.
| with Roysterer and lmperator also in demand.
date sprinted of in front and showed tho way
| to the homestretch. Ruystercr then moved up
from second position and won cleverly by two
| lengths from the iavurite, who beat Arbaces
fourth The third handicap was, oyer the
| ht.FT hal ~ rf in
that he was freely backed at even money lie
turns. but was still in front when they struck
,hr homes'retch. There klng r.. beautifully
ont Gy a meek Rneinstrom beat Pcrion Ave
| lengths for the place.
2ome which found the taIent il line Bishop
Reed was the chosen one. and he brought the
money home in a drive from moderate lot.
order Acrobat 6ed and walked in from the
| home turn. Fluke carried most Of the money
qualified for crossing jamaica, and the latter
wSn to Beyerare fho Hasn 5r '1 Ssy
Sd II ss 6 by the
! Her Ladyshlp. and received a rousing ovation
as he led the parade out Of the EaIdEock and
wild plunge on the tllly. and Mahcr worked
| hard to bring her home, hut she relin4ulshed
| the lead in tn" last sixteenth to the acspsed
| outsider. Lindemerc. who won easily by
| length and u half
During the afternoon Ralph Bayard, Andrew
| Miller and +. II. Hitchcock were appointed to
assume office To-Day as, stewards FOR the bal
ence Of the me%SiinG W. s. Nos6nrSh goes t"
| attention to his track interests The sum-
mary:
Selling, for three year olds and upward that have
not won at this meeting; $500 added; allowances;
FrlsHie \ Co.'s b. h. Bishop Reed .. by Bishop
0rtg Reed i"h Mitchell .,..:...,.,;,. az
r b AeIander's b. c. strangest, 3, as Dangmanl
ch"opec Passaic. Mordecsi. Beama, Isando Acrobat
and camot"p also r S,o ,.,,,z
Betting Seven to : against bishop Reed. 8 to,1
Louis ! to Dmtnutivc 4 to Rinaldo. to Tod,
die Iadle, 100 70 Cncopec; 100 to PsssAic 90 70
Acrobat, 30 to Camotop.
SECOND RACE.
| Selling; for two year .olds which have run and
Esssns 90 II M,e MypheeF by Gov roraler-
Perry i, inonts b. T. Jamaica. 30 tss.,eyj
hi nayrn Frank Me6b Alex * srooch Belle Of
Orleans Monomeallist. Beautiful. .Fluke and
Fastening also ran. FINISHED second. but was dis
qualified.
BettinR-Four to ! against Mynheer so to
Jamaica, 25to ! Beverage. 30 70 ! Bell Haven. $50
a N @sS to 10 Ae h,soIG 100 70 to
BEAUTIFUL. TO Fluke. 30 to Easterling.
THIRD RACE.
Handicap. for threeysar.olda and upward; 500
add d. one mile aud sixteenth
NJ; l.. Hayman's ch. C. Krkwood, 3. by George
A. j. sremler 4 Co.'S br. m. Maxine. &. ia CTur
F. r / T. Hitchcock, ch. C. T.mor 3. 100
Imp also ran.
betting Eleven to against KirEwood. 8 to
Maxine. to Tamor : to Imp.
FOURTH RACE
IA .
maiden alloNsnrcai DC and half furIn'Es
lame. galway ch. {. Lind"merr. hv Linden
j T. Holland 8 L. + Her L4diyshir. ioa Maher,
Lady Massey, L,urrat'a and IugIOry also ran.
Be.,nsseventy a9% 10 ia .sn., 1inaemero g to
10 on Her Isdyshir. 80 10 ! against Eileen DAILY.
| gery.
welterweight handicap for all ages: with 5000
| O., l.. Kichards's hr e. Roysterer, B. by Badge
Brown Wards hr Ii. Thu Elec;or. s. 1873 Peter
A. j stcmler \ Co.'S i. c, Arbaces l. 1877 Turner, 5
t CharsGrace, Execution and Imp@ator also ran,
Betting Thirteen to ! against Roysterer II to p
! Tho Elertor. TO AThsces. 20 to charagrace. 40
SIXTH RACE.
Handicap plcchase; with 500 added; the short
I II ". Smiths h. g. King T, D. by Kinglike- Re.
F. \ 7 lTitrhcock's ch. Y. Rheinstrom. 3. 100
+ rCoChrSnrr ....... .-... ...... .... .
+. Grhhard's ch g. rcron. :. 142 Hcctor' ..... 3
/ The Lost Chord. Duo. q and SIR Play also
Time, 4 81.
BETTING Six 10 against King T., money
, Rhelnstrom. l5to P"riun, 80 TO The Lost Chord
! 2 to | Duoro. % to SIR Play.
| The entries for to-day's races are rs follows:
First Rac"-For twrvca- olds that have never won
| rae worth $1,000: allowances to maidens; $500
| added Ave and II half furlonys.
Gulden .....,,,.,i22 Reminder ............ll6
Post Haste 1"e Erwin 3
Modrne .............l22 Ten Candles %
FrAndoO - Col Rue .............1lb
| Mercer -.,....--,.. IL
| Second RIA e A handicap for threeyear. ods; $500
added; SIX furongs
1T Clair l2I Donald Balm .,.....- q
Theory 10 ON umastus Ii
Hard Knot .... Ills Prince of Wales ..... l 4 .
Judge Tarvin ,....l II Lady Lindsey ........l III
IarNA II Federal ......... |
Third Race The Atlantic Stakes for two year
/ olds, ~ = % added, SIX furluugs;
Prince If Melbourne III Fauut ,..,............ !
Trumpet ..... .... III Ma ulAcent.. ..,,... .
ShuIUhRW II HddfOrl. II =