Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-08-07
BRIGHTON RACES.
Jockey jenkins Suspended for Queer
Riding Of Tower of Candies.

Jockey jenkins Suspended for Queer
Riding of Tower of Candles.
The sport at Brighton yesterday was tame
and dull. and. to add to the troubles of the
/ few who journeyed to the track, the cool
| ing breezes, which have helped to atone for
some queer-looking racing contests were
missing. The only refreshing thing of the
| afternoon was notice from the stewards
that Jenkins handling of Tower of Candles
tn the Winged Foot handicap was not salts
factory. They suspended him and referred
| his case to the stewards of the Jockey
| Club.
In the first race Henry took pains to see
that Golden Sceptre was not left at the
post, as he was when he last ran. In a
| driving finish Golden Sceptre beat Borough
| by neck. The winner was the favorite
Lioness was a poor third. Temple Bar was
pulled up and did not finish
Glennellie had practically nothing to beat
| in the second race, and those who hacked
her took ! to II. Her victory was easy
money. The place betting had an ugly look
| G. w. W. defeated Alea. on whom Dang
man gave wretched exhibition, by a
| neck
| kamara won the third race but Prince
| McClurg seemed to be the better of the
| two. Van kurens riding of the Prince was
clumsy and weak Belle of Troy was third
| She led under a stiff pull for seven furongs
| but when called on in the final drive had
nothing left. Don't forget that Belle of
| Troy defeated Imp few days ago.
| me program called for a dozen starters
| in the Winged Foot handicap Only three
| appeared. however. Tower of Candles OPEN
| ed and closed favorite. but her supporters
| We're chiefly unsuspecting visitors and the
MISGUIDED persons who stick to public form,
even When jenkins Is the rider. The
smart money went on Princess Pepper
who led throughout, and Won by length
| and half. with Bowen a like distance in
p~pnt nfrr No.,
| full affair.
In the fifth contest Rkki Tiki Tavi was
| sent out In front. He was firing at the
end. but lasted long enough to win by
length from Prestidgitator, who beat Pink
Domino for second money. The winner.
who was entered to be sold for 500 was
bid In for 81. 105. F. Monahan, owner of
the second horse did the bidding
Alsike captured the closing skirmish As
Brennan rode him, II to ) was offered
against him. but he came home under a
pull. Rare Perfume was second and FLAX
spinner third w. G. Daily was compelled
to pay S505 to retain his horse as some
one In the crowd bid him up to 81, 800
Saratoga Races.
Arthur Featherstones Iroquois Belle won
the Hendrie stakes yesterday afternoon at
Saratoga, with ease, with only three start
ers. Motley and Killashandra being the
others. The track was slow, caused by
| sixteenth was run in 1:49A. Lieber Karl
Is rapidly rounding into his three-year-oId
form. He won the seven furlong dash. for
which he was the to 5 favorite by a
length from Dolando, the second choice
McMeekin in the handicap defeated Queen
or Song, who came strong in the stretch
oy head Peat. favored by the going,
caught Rinaldo after the latter had shown
the way into the stretch in the mile SELL
ing, and won by half length from Spe-
cif1c, who beat Rinaldo four lengths for
| second money. Dublin won the two-year-
old race first on the card by a head In a
furious drive from McAddie. Caldwell
fined Shaw. Burns. Boland. Mitchell. Odom
Weisse, McCue. James and Patton s25 for
not obeying orders in the first race Tur-
ner was fined $50 for failing to keep back
Of the line while at the post in the fourth
Blu Buchanan was suspended p for two days
The first Of the 5000 al1-aged races to he
run will be brought of tomorrow 1t is
called the Beverwyck Brewing Company's
handicap. and will be at a mile. Handl-
capper Vosburg has allotted weights to the
forty-two entries. with the following as the
most likely starters: Batten. us; Bannock-
burn. Sanders. III; Admiration, 116; Fly by
Martimas, 107; Charentus. 100: Gonfalon,
105; Macleod Of Dare. Mayor Gilroy, 10a;
Wait Not, 100, Autumn, 95.
Reins score Again.
At the racing yesterday Of the Hurst
Park, England. bank holiday meeting, the
Vyner handicap, seven furlongs, was won
by Orris Root ridden by L. Rein
The Earisfeld selling plate, six furlongs.
was won by Mr.. brakes Goodrich, also
ridden by L. Reif.
The August two-year-old selling plate,
five furlongs. was won by T. Cannon's bay
geiding Paricapp. on which ]. Rein had
the mount. Richard Cookers Minnie Dee.
guided by L. Reiff, finished second.
vardon Play. Great Golf.
Those who followed Yardon In hia exhibl-