The sun., 1900-07-20
PRINCE PEPPERS STAKES.
KANTAKAS SON TAKES THE ATLAN.
TIC AT BRIGHTON BEACH.

TIC AT BRIGHTON BEACH.
Maid OF Harlem Outstays Three More Fancied
Rivals In . Distance HAndicap-Half Time
shows . Flash Of His Old Quality. but Not
Enough to Beat Survivor To-day Entries.
Comparatively cool weather again favored
the racing at Brighton Beach yesterday and
the regulars hoped around the ring like grass
horpers and with the same disregard to a
winter famine that those insects are supposed
to feel The inevitable blue pencil wrecked
at least one race. but patrons did not discover
this until about 1000 had passed through tho
turnstles. Even then there was no grumbilng
as the first race looked so easy for Half Time
against his solitary opponent, Survivor. The
books offered to 10 against the Dwyer cast-ofY
and then rounded of their states by raking In
chance money on Survivor at odds which
dwindled from 10 to 10 TO II to 10, Half I 1ime
made the running like a sure winner to the
stretch. but Spencer then challenged with
Survivor and won by a neck.
This was the cue for an all-round plunge on
the "iceman" who had the mount on All Saints
In the second race. q five-furlong dash for two
year-old fllies It was noticeable that some
books. after being flooded with money at to 10
and I to s, offered evens freely against the
8 to 1 to is-to-s. After somewhat ragged
start there was nothing In the race for half q
mile, but the 3o-to-i shot. Annu. banging away
in front and Candle. nursed along in second
place by McCue. Spencer got Of fifth with
the favorte and took matters 50 easily that
he was still rating along In the same position
when they reached the homestretch. Then
McCus shook up Candle. and drawing away
at will. won by length and a half from the
80 to-l shot Agnes d. who beat tho favorite q
similar distance. Fleche dor stumbled after
starting and threw Van Kuren. after which
she ran the circuit of the track.
Peaceful at prohibitive odds, won the one
mile selling race for three-year-olds and was
raised by the Flieschmann representative from
his entered price Of 81 200 to s.. 900. F.M. Tay-
lor retained him ut the cost of the purse and the
customary extra s5. Then came the Atlantic,
the only stake feature Of the day. 1t was
condition race with penalties and allowances
for two-year-olds at six iurlongs, and the top
Gaartette With Prince PEPPER W an H odds.en @ Z IA q
vorite. The Kantaka colt won all the way
with little Judicious urging. by two lengths and
was hailed with aoclamation as the second sue
cessful favorite. -Four was also the limit OF
~ the handicap at one mile and quarter, but
the talent went sadly astray by playing Fa-
yonius, Lord Baltimore and Wooster Boy to
the bunch after they ran mile and won by a
length from Lord Baltimore with the others
well beaten Of. The recent, winner Touraine
and old Gibraltar were equal favorites in the
closing race and the latter won easily by two
lengths from Buifoon who beat Sir Christo-
pher length: The unfortunate winner had
been derailed for some time owing TO arrears
OF forfeits and after qualifying 10 start yester-
day, the Stonehenge sprnter was carried OF
by S. C. Hildreth who raised him to 81 500. a full
thousand over his entered price. As the win
ming end OF the purse was worth only $3.50, the
victory cost j. Gardner $3.50 and his horse. Sum-
mary:
For fouryear-o olds and upward that hays not won
more than one race In 1900 by subscription OF $40
each 70 the winner WIN $500 added Of which SIS 70
7. il: Mecsrren'sh b h. Survivor, T. by sra,hmore
l. v. Bells eh &. hsi Time, /! ITO TurneD.....,
Be,tlng-Eleven to 10 against Survivor 7 to 10
SECOND RACE
For twoycar old Niles by subscription Of $40 each,
second and $50 TO third special Weighs; Ave fur
"; l. pow.rs.s b t. Candle. by candlemas Car
II HODGES ~ Agnes D, ios Gjenkns, ..,..,.,.
J. X +. p, keene's b. T. All Saints i0o (Spen-
flech. dor MIsrs,or. Anna Darling, Lady Pad
den' Annu' and Idle rtm: Chat ais also Ts ran
aFs.a 81 ssn aT:1 ffnd r.sn: 90 g so5
To ! Migrator, 10 Anna Darling, 80 TO / Lady
Padden. so 10 Apnu. 200 to Idle Chat
THIRD RACE.
Selling; for ,hree-yer olds by subscription Of $40
10 sec nd and s75 to third; allowances: one mile
r. NJ Tayor's b. g. Peaceful by ST. Florlan--
L. " Hcrnsr's 6T g Ceylon. 0s ,Dangmani,..,,,
"; = Jennings & c9sh e,Ani2ng: LGs Spencer, 5
Midnight Chimes Tourney Tn and Decimal also ran
Belung-Two to on Peaceful, to ! against cey;
lon 5,Sa a ATop 4 p,,0 70 Midnight Chimes SO 'Oi
FOURTH RACE
The Atlantic Stakes for twoyear -olds; by sub
scr!plion. of $50 each, $40 forfeit; with 81 ESQ
weights pounds below the scale; penalties and
allowances six furlongs;
rls tnpeI Fleece o7 Infs sspD' oy
j. r. & +. p. Keene's ch. G. oulander. los
oscrola Stables b. g. Tom Kenny. los tMcCuej -.
Rvenoak also ran.
Betting Five to on Prince Pepper. 0 10 against
outlander. TO Tom Kenny. so TO Rivenoak.
FIFTH RACE
Handicap for three -yesr-olds and upward: by sub
with $500 added OF witch IS to second and SIS to
third; one mile anda quarter;
Bard-Ella Lakeland 106 iMcCue) ........ 49,. 1
F. Gebhsrd'sb D. c. Lord Baltimore, $, ios tJenkins)
J. Hyness b h. Favonius. 4. III Crurner. .....,..
Wooster Boy also ran.
Time. ,:os is.
SIXTH RACE.
Selling; for three -year-olds and upward: by sub
scrpton OF SO each TO the winner: with $500 added,
q which sioo 10 second and $50 to third allowances:
j Gsdnsf's br h. Gibraltar. 5. by stoneh.nye-
G. x Muller's br g. Buroon aged. los tMcCuej.
C. CAMS br g. Sir Christopher, a. u tShawl..,. .
p Rec MIchstl. LeedsvIie Pssm SlnssT' ouialne
Ma'chm also ran. r,u. ..,.,,
natf lrn q Grte IN q aRaIp ahaV