New-York tribune., 1900-08-06
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THE RACETRACK.
TALK ABOUT TURF-BRIGHToN BEACH
ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.

ENTRIES FOR TODAY
Francis D. Beard is now Of the regular morn
ing visitors 70 the Brighton Beach track and Is
uaanfestinE an unusually lively interest In the e1
arcises Of his horses. He seems to take as much
-.tasure IN watchins she early morning gallons OF
rs string OF thorough tFeds as David Gideon does
I'm noting each day the conditie-n Of his horses as
vel the other thorougr6reds stabbed az the
3ng Island tracks. Gideon does not visit one track
every morning for a week or a month but he
spends about two mornings Of every week at
Brighton. Sheepshead Bay and CTrevesend each
He may sometimes be found at the tracks long
before those persons who famiarly called the
'railbirds" have had their breakfast and on sew
eral recent occasions he has appeared AT the
sheepshead Bay course before A J. Jovner who
trains his string OF thoroughbreds. was I'D and
about. Whether Mr Beard intends to get I'D at
sunrise for any great length OF time and be on hand
when his horses are being trained, could not be
learned yesterday.
Some Of the visitors at the Brighton track yeser-
day expressed the hope that other owners like
Beard would soon follow his example The rich
owners who know little about training but who
nevertheless try TO be present at the trials of their
horses, frequently well repaid for the interest
they take in the exercises of their horses A well
known man Of Brooklyn bought last year a colt
from G. B. Morris. The colt was considered prom
ising, and It was turned over TO the of a
cess[ul trainer 1t became sick in the winter, and
Ior many hoRtns a surIereo rom swollen throat;
ILe owner ALter SeEeral veterinary surgeons had
failed TO cure the colt, decided try make the
II.
was tTealea acSoralng TO MS direction 1t would
not nave pToughI more than 500 at auction. The
and mis- splendid appearance @ @ caused a well known
This offer was refused, as the owner thinks the
animal will be able race, and will win
much more than $.0oO for him before the season is
Only two persons, who are alleged. to be oldtime
VickpOckets, succeeded Saturday in gaining ad-
nlittance the Brighton Beach track They did
Covered by Finkerton men and taken from the
track to the Sheepshead Bay police station, where
hey 1rpIy TheNT got into he fraP bX
the field gate and then they bogght grandstapd and
people in the grandstand and although they tried
10 escape detection, their presence was discovered
MoGrath, the caterer, according to his friends.
keeps in box under his bed his home in
some other safe place some horseshoes which are
covered with gold and silver 1t is said that these
cae5ed IN capturing rich turf prize. but were
taken from the feet Of a workhorse owned many
ben q S tbe a5ims jed he toof off its shoes With
his hands and had the shoes coated
William Lakeland was discovered last week
amining the floral display at the Brighton Beach
al the flowers and to ask Daniel Meehan. the gar
Since that visit Frank T clarke superintendent
o. me @ Seesf9ao @ tay mas i pTen OuSy 81 b
had placed under many shade trees near the en-
trance TO the Sheepshead Bay track benches for
the use Of visitors, and lot OF them were occupied
yesterday afternoon when a Tribune reporter Wis
most attractive fower beds there are several
chairs and il is thought thar the person who put
Lakeland might some day visit the grounds especi-
tempted by the chairs 10 stay longer than he in
tended.
Nearly half Of the stables a. the Long Island
tracks viii be vacant by next Sunday A large
number Of horses viii be Shipped either to Saratoga
TO the West next Thursday, Friday and Sat
uTday, and only a few arrivals are expected
The entries for to-days races at Brighton Beach
as follows:
FIRST RACE Selling; for maiden three-year-Olds and
upward One and one-sxteenth miles.
Gs:s 95ssa 2f5ss f:sss;
iionsss ............1io Beautiful 81
Borough ....-....---..-l04l
SECOND RACE-For two-year-olds; non-winners of
Of the value Of s1,2oo: allowances. Five fur
GIsnaeIe sa .-..-.111122 " w..--.....-1o22 102
E5Tiacs:: 5Tiaos:s Fgsis4 FgsIs3 II@ Aiea SO
THIRD RACE-For three-year-olds and upward; weights
nine pounds above the soaIe allowances. One mile
Prince Mcclurs l1s ef BerbeTt
Tals NE o.; y Rgggs1 1Ss 19S
Knight OF 10 Locochee -.-........--..105
FOURTH RAC-THE WINGED FOOT HANDICAP
with $1,000 added; for two-year-olds; fee
$50 each; declaration fee $40: horse 500
and TO third 500 Of the added money. Five fur
II. MuTphy-s b + Tower of Candles. by Candlemas-.
osoe0a Stables bT. EzeTa, by iToquos-Nettie
oseeoia Stables b. c, Tom Kenny by inspector b.
Newton da BeHaaston5 br c Himyarte by Himyar.
Newton Bennngton's ch, c. Belario. by Belvide:e-
e G HunteT1 b g. Shut by Ianpilghter- -Giadnes; iiS
The Pepper Stables b, + Princess Pepper by KAN
~ 'ASoPf ocoRS0Ps b. Helen oc by His Higiness-
z / smiths ch C Historian By Hanover-Arragon. 9s
Turney Brothers b. C Bowen. By wawekus-Hn-
P H Hurnes ch c James J. corbett. by kingston
" G. DAYS ch + Dame by Henry Of Navarro
Decoy 81
FIFTH RAcE-seuing: for ee-year-Olds Six fur
longs.
PINK Domino. Midnight Chimes
Bs .-, Ti4 Tayi Argent 80
SIXTH RAcE-seIing; for four-year-Olds and upward.
one and one-quarter miles
Aske .....-.........10s Rare Perfume .1o1
Fax Spinner LAndula .'-...''....-.. %
ENTRIES AT SARATOGA TO-DAY.
The entries for to-day's races at Saratoga are as
follows:
FIRST RACE-For two-year-olds; non-winners since
July !: weights 10 pounds; penalties and al
lowances. Five turlongs.
Name. VT Name VT.
Blues Mary .1O7
Du5-in Inshot ----...--......l
i-acy Schorr Scurry -..--...-.--.-101
AcAGdie SaIve 100
Denan Thompson Cherished ..............lOO
DToRae5a 10 Suzon 100
SECOND RAcE-sening; for -year-Olds and up
ward One mile.
Ds2 Fegan- I0al Rochester .......I .I05
Survivor -.-.-.-..-.Io JOG Tartar .--.-..------- 90
astle -lO6 ArmoF -
inmsge .104 Eophone ............... 81
Az -Iot oSceolA ..--.-..---'''' 90
THIRD RACE-THE HENDRIE STAKES with 1000
ADDED. FOR three-year-old hllies entrance fee $50
each: declaration SIS; second horse $500 and
70 third $50 Of the added money; weights to be 12l