New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-07-11
THE RACETRACK.
BEACH-TURNER'S SUSPENSION RE-
MITTED. AND HE Is FINED IN
THE SUN OF 500.

The case Of Turner. the jockey who was sus-
pended for his ride on Wax Taper on TUESDAY
when that good colt was beaten by Bedeck, was
settled yesterday by the stewards OF the Brighton
Beach meeting who al the track and decided
10 fine the jockey 500 and remit his suspension 1t
the opinion of the stewards after they had
made investigation into the circumstances or
the case and the betting the race that Turner's
ride extremely careless and i'll judged. but not
criminal There was no doubt that Wax Taper
could have been first with good handling, and II
the general opinion at the track that Turner
was a lucky boy 10 get of with fine.
Yesterdays racing at the seaside track provided
some good sport for big crowd. Three favorites
came under the wire first. together with well
backed second choice. while two long priced horses
victories. The latter Ondurdis, who got
the verdict in the last by the narrowest Of
margins at 10 20 l. and Lady Sterling. who was first
IN the selling race for two-year-olds at 8 to l.
The handicap for three-y ear-olds the
feature Of the day. and provided spirited race
between good horses. Herbert, First Whip. ka
mara, AL Gold, Decanter and Latson were the con-
testarts. an5 re distance mile and eighth.
First Whip, who carried only 10 pounds. made
the favOrite at 10 l. although Decanter, with his
light impost of 1O5 pounds. a close second
choice at q 20 s. AT the flag fall All Gold went
make the running. followed closely by Her
bert. and these two led the field for three-quarers
OF mile. when First Whip, who had been running
next 10 last all the way, came up on the outside
and slowly but surely fought his way to the front,
winning rather handiy by length and half in
good time Decanter also came through rapidly.
and got the place by similar margin from Her
bert, who found the weight too much for him. as
had been expected.
whiskey King ruined his chances for winning
the third race by getting shut off on the rail in
the early stages OF the sprint. He was ridden by
Troxer the Western jockey. who appeared for the
first time IL the East Bonner. the second choice,
led all the way. and was a length ahead of Som
brero at the close. The1e was a hard Drive Tor
the wire. and Sombrero. Gay Boy and Andalusian
finished heads apart in second, third and fourth
places respectively. Shaw rode sleepy on
old Dolando in the second race, and allowed his
mount to lie three four lengths back for mile or
So and Ethics easily by two lengths When
Shaw finally woke up Dolando closed rapidly but
it was too late and Scurry beat him ont by head
for the place Northampton again proved himself
good colt by the ease with Which ne walked 1 s|eo
beat, and a legitimate to favorite but IL
was a procession for MIN. Arden was second oy
two lengths and the rest nowhere.
The talent got had bump in the selling race Tor
down hard Neither Of them was placed. Lieschen
led for four 8furlongs and then stopped as usual
w while aD6u s eosd an Sn apo IL
lulu has run second more times than any two-year-
A choice lot of no accounts faced the starter for
the last race and kept him busy for half an hour
before ne goL mem a wa nv 70 Mo,nce who hustled
her along IN the lead for all he worth. At the
turn for home she three lengths TO the good,
ana she ba np With every STRIDE and only
just first al the wire before McGrathiana Prince,
could SEPARATE the two and the crowd was in sus-
pense until the numbers were hung up o mns
deserves credit for the skill with which he nursed
her speed
THE SUMMARIES.
FIRST RAcE-For three-year-olds Mile and seventy
Betting,
FsIsasess s Flash Eoea HI by
Ha'hsfaP'0h-AsnsS f'aF" - 5shsVj Is
Res5s: + 15Ssn by essslss5 Al
Mrs Bz #an aosRe e? s,an f1 los uas
eIesFon IN suihoiiand} 2So-i 4o-
good. Won easily by two lengths place same by
SECOND RAcE--seing; for -year-olds and over
Dwgys:is Lthics by ch hsE5saSg:,7 no
R$RsGls1 .:Sa iS3 ,I y 1ss -
F. FaTfsI's b a'l = i DGlando by Powhsttan
1Bsrbieehe aged ioi .6,t sshsw, ID
Tonsose, ( 1sml5h} 81 I I
Big Gun Time i:l6.s sM''af' 'oi "
good Won easily by two lengths; place driving
THIRD RAcE:-For tvo-year-elas. Five furlons..
R5sy 1iE Tss e. SsorsFo d Z ts5 ,o
C. u; Macksy's hh.,c Gay Boy. by ST :.
And aflaasnoiils 40. io@nae} ID
fssene .Cslecue}
carmaid li2.. r;,c. callahan 1oo-i 30
Start good Won handly by length; place driving by
FOURTH RACE-Hsndicap for four-year-olds and over.
One and one-eighth miles
Duke of MOntrose-T1eOra. yrs; 10 n
sS. itss9ssrs 5s, Deoansr b s ,as j.,
w 9 Roinss Dr. c Herbert. by Aibert
K mBaanif 10 ola : f 9oGoh} Il q
Latson .. O. 10 81
Start fair Won easily by length place driving by a
length and half
FIFTH RACE-seIIing: for two-year-oids. Five
a. I. Gs'es o. Lady Sterling by Han
A. Joy1ers E. & Honolulu = By 5y'5 STAR
RTbyssy ioI Ne, = f %s4 52 81 Ii
Ben stro1e-Maria D.. no. Csurnsl l2-I fl
White Owl fo7 .... codom5 o 81 II
esefalayn CMiles5 co 90
Start fair Won ridden out by length; place by
SIXTH RAcE-selling: for three-year-oids and over
Knsssen ssa,s. ys los p 6Haqnos, 10 Al
Prince. by Hanover-El Dorado 4. lo7.
J. Calm & Co.'S b h. Goebel. BY Bub1
bIer-Morning Bride. g. lib. Ccochran) Al SIS
Eiski-Tiski-TsVf ll0.---- Smith, 81 80
Aninte. Iae d3rennanJ 100 4o-l
me = p F FSnIes9 90 20
Admiral Dewey: 100 Downlns) CO. 90
Prince az Veronia. lis caccue5 ~ SIS
Chairman lo2 G,oTenzj l6o-i 40-i
Nil'en's' Tirne-I:i4s i11"'''' "Ol III
good. Won ridden out by a nose place driving
b. q length and half
BRIGHTON BEACH ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY
FIRST RAcE-six furlongs
AaIne 9tsi ,-,o,- wss.e- w w