The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-07-13
BEARD COLORS In FRONT.
PRINCE OF MELBOURNE EASILY
WINS THE NAUTILUS STAKES.

Lively Sport In sunshine and Raia At Brish-
ton Bsach-Andronicss Loses . Race
Through O'Cenaors Rough Ridins-Ths
Jockey Set Down fer the Rest Of Aestins.
The racing at Brighton Beach was a little
more satisfactory yesterday as the blue pencil
hurt only two events. Invtgorating ocean
breezes gave way to thunder clouds q couple
OF Tines during the outing. but the track needed
a shrinking % badly that the rainfall scarcely
hurt 1t. Three f~avorites pulled through. but
as ono was at prohibitlvo odds. the books prob
ably had the better Of the argument. There
was a keen struggle among the jockeys for
percentage honors and Turner and Spencer
broke even with two wins each. Richard
Croker was q conspicuous oc ,upant Of one OF
the boxes,
The event which attracted greatest attention
was the Nautilus. q stake for three-year-olds.
At one mile and q sixteenth. for which there
were nfty-four eligibles but only eight over
niaht acceptors. These included. however.
the Realization winner. Prince OF Melbourne,
and hundreds went 10 the track especially to
see whether he could repeat with full stake
weight up while making concessions Of from
ten TO fifteen pounds TO his opponents. Pierre
Lorilard's trainer scratched Maribert In favor
OF David Garrick, and the uncertain son OF
Hanover ruled f~avorite.
W. Keyes took out Ten Candles and Perry
Belmont withdrew Gonfalon. This reduced
the field to i've with the surprisingly liberal
odds Of to s on offer against the Beard cham
pion. The 70 to 1 shot. Stuart. got away In
front and opened up a gap Of three lengths.
which the others failed to reduce ~perceptibly
...An ~. k.-n o.. nvnA Than p1nnn NJ Mall
bourne, who had been rating along comfort
ably in second position moved up and won
In the easiest style by a length and a half.
James responded eamely to Mitchelrs call
in the stretch and beat Bombshell three lengths.
stuart could not hold his place. but he had the
satisfaction Of beating David Garrick. who
wound up an inglorious last. Tn race began
In a heavy rainstorm and the time. under the
conditions. was highly creditable.
Followers OF Browndale again made him
favorite in the opening dash for maiden two
year-olds, but once more he proved a coun-
terfeit. investment and the race went TO- the
another good thing, Tom Kenny. by. q head.
Maximus captured show money from All Saints
by an equally narrow margin. with the favor
tie next and the pacemaker, Gertrude Elliott
sixth.
A disaster was narrowly ayerted In the sec
ond race, which was a condition affair for four
year-olds and upward at one mile and d. a SLY sif,
thur RirH' Featherstonss wei:bacEed candidate,
Andronicus, carromed into Slack on Lindula at
cut on Maher on Dolando. Meanwhile Rare
Perfume was hummlng along in front and
held his own TO the stretch. where Andronicus.
Dolando and Handcuf moved up and finished,
one. two. three. in close order. Maher lodged
q complaint against Slack. who promptly threw
the blame on OConnor. The result was the
disqnalifcation OF AndroniGns and the sns-
reckless rider. O'Connor's case will be re-
ferred to the Jockey Club for more drastic
treatment. 8; Z; Hildrsth made a determined
from the entered selling price OF $500 TO d. 100,
The F~ieischmann representative bid the .neces-
sary IS and retained the former beef an "
Luke Ward justified the confidence shown
by his admirers in the handicap for two-year-
olds and landed the money after a~Iousing head
Scnrry into third place, complained TO the
stewards that Turner on the winner had cut
him OF coming out OF the chute. Turner de-
MED II and the matter ended in a scotch yer-
opponent, Marx Cheek. in an open ssllop.
-Four horses declined the issue and no claimant
turned up for ,h,rd MONEY The useful sum I'm
treasury. Her Ladyship, Dan Rice and Wax
Taper were the choices in the sixth race. but
Three Bars, played from 10 to I TO TO !. won
out by three parts Of a length from Autumn.
who beat Dan Rice a head. Summary:
FIRST RACE.
For maiden wo-yearo ODDS: by subscription Of so
each. to the winner: with $500 added. OF which SIS 20
second and SIS to third weights 10 pounds below the
The Pepper STABLE. oh, { Queen Pepper, by Kan.
oscsola Stsble'.b c Tom Kenny. II, tMcCuei'... !
Mrs s c. Hildre,h's eh C. Maximus, ia Henry D
GeIIrude Elliott. King Fasorits. Favornei,e, About.
All Saints and Anne 4,D Darling also ran
Tone ss'i ksIIy. ~ 10 e Ms sssihlns, g S5s &c Essea.ld : = to .
3 Browndale 90 70 philm. Paxton; u 20 Ssla-
1870 10 / Favornette, 20 To | About, TO | All Saints,
$50 To | Anna Darling.
sEcoND RACE
Selling; for four year old. and upward that have
not won q race OF the value OF 81, 2nO In 800; by sub
Of which Si6o to second and $50 TO third, allowances;
{, Fieischmann's sons b g Doiando. aged. BY
Poxhattan -Barbiche. l0S (MaheIl 80. I
J. Underwood 4 Co ,m b. Rare Perfume. I. ITO :
.And!oaisus. Gen; Mar cray: Kinniklnlc, Young
FINISHED nrN but was disqualified.
p.uans-Tvo To i as.inst DoIando. IS to l Hand.
cun. S to I Rare Perfume. S TO Andronicus. - To /
Cen; Mar Gary 70 ! Kin n 80 to ! Young
Ihhp nANE.
Handicap for two-year olds: by subscription
Of $40 each. or IS u declared 10 the winner,
with s1oo added: OF which 500 to second and $50 10
". {. Whi,ney'sb b. C Luke Ward. by Luke Black.
burn Maud Ward ia4 en::..,".".. I
J. Whites b c. The Rhymer. ils Sims. .......,.. .
p. S. r. Randolph's CD. , Seufiy. iss Mitchell 8
.Cogswell clasher. Ginki, Guiding Star and cresson
also ran.
Betting Seven to 5 against Luke Ward. Z 10 l The
Rhymer. I To ! Scuuy, 90 70 Cogsvell. 100 10 !
Clashrr. 20 10 ! Ginki. 40 Guiding Star, 8 To ]
Cresson-
The Nautilus Stakes for three. year olds: OF S25
each. $40 forfeit: with 81, 200 added. Of which 5000 10
second and 500 TO third; allowances; one mile and .
Y, D. Boards CHI. c. Prince Of Melbourne. by Bran.
bic Maid OF Balgowan. 1876 Spencer :..".... !
". N. Barrck's b; C James. re tMl!cnell ....... :
James Galway's ch c. Bombshell, Ill tOConnon )
Stuart and David Garhck also ran.
Time, l:46 is.
Betting Nine 70 5 against Prince Of Melbourne. -
10 S James. 20 to ! Bomoshell. toto ] Stuart, ITO 5
FIrrH A
For three-year .olds and upward; by ptlon Of
$40 each, TO the winner; with $500 added. Of which
Sioo 70 second and $50 70 third; allowances SIX fur
j, r. Ksene's Oh. h Voter. 8, BY Frar's Bslsam-
Ell simmss Dr. c. Marx Cheek. s. 100 Mccue, :
Betting Five to 2 on Voter. ; to against Marx
Cheek.
SIXTH RACE
Selling; for three year-olds and upward; By sub
s~crip.ion Of ~ each, 70 ne winnsf; vlth $500 added.
W. p. Givens's CHI. h. Three Bars. Q, by Wagner
A. J. Jcyner's b. z. Autumn, 4, los iMabeD. 49,. -. !
hayman d Franks oh. b. Dan Rioe, s. 100
OOConnor. o 80 . -. ".'''..'''' D