New-York tribune., 1901-07-31
THE RACETRACK.
COMMONPLACE SPORT AT BRIGHTON
HIGHLANDER WINS THE MON
TAUK-DIsADvANTA SOLD
FOR $4,000.


TAUK-DIsADVANTAGE SOLD
FOR $4,000.
The racing at Brighton Beach reached low water
mark yesterday -Four out Of the six races enlisted
horses Of low class while a fifth had only three
starters The sixth. the Montauk Stakes. brought
out a fairly good field though not one OF nigh
order OF merit.
With Hvphen out OF the Montauk Major Dan-
Eerheld looked fit TO do the trick, and the public
choice fell upon him. Flywheel was well fancied
despite his heavy burden, but l2 pounds was
thought TO he much for ALBERT. Highlander,
an added starter thought fairly well OF, and
his price was played down TO skies. He won all
the way. going with ALBERT after long de-
lay at the post. Major Daingerfleld was well up.
however and when Albert stopped two lengths
from home he challenged the leader. The Hand
snring colt did not seem up a bruisng after
his long rest and. though Burns drove him hard,
he was three-quarters Of a length behind High
lander the wire. Lombre, neglected in the bet
ting 20 10 !. closed strongly and got the show
money two lengths behind the favorite Lombre is
improving steadily and should bear watching.
Spencer sent F1ywheel up from had position and
finished fourth
Only Smoke. Ogden and Harry McCoun started in
the third race over mile and a furlong, and
the lilly was conceding the old horse five pounds
according the scale the handicappers figured him
much the best and The betting was ''accordin'."
Whether this Judgment would have been borne out
he known for Mr Fitzgerald sent them away
badly that Smoke got all the best and Ogden all
the worst of il. The latter hardly moving
when the flag fell, and. 10 make matters the
McCoun horse cut across his course at the first
jump. As q result the fy eight lengths ahead
passing the stand. Shaw got work. and within
half mile Ogden had made up the wide gap 1t
took too much out of him. however. and when the
drive the hlly walked away easily, winning by
four lengths
ba furf1is sl7edT he mos nj ted
Of the day Anmosity and Eloim were almost
equal favorites whi:e Fingal, aged horse that
had not run 4 race in at least two years. was at
% 10 / He would have been at longer price had
not O'Connor had the mount
Elom made the running from the start. closely
pursued by Mr.. MilIers game little illy. But going
through the back stretch O'Conror took his mount
three came into the home stretch abreast Here
Anmosity carried wide. and few strides
later Thompson took her in to the rail behind the
leaders so that she had no chance when she
stride for stride duel to the fhis6. but although
OConnor vas at his best Elom just managed 70
get his under the wire first. Blueaway sulked
seen that Mounce was making any heroic effort TO
cold in the six furlong lightweight handicap, and
the Oliver hoodoo apPears to have retired from
and won by two ana one-hslf lengths from Cold
j " smyth has sold Disadvantage by St,
GeoTge-Xantage: 70 A FestheTstone for a price
on Thursday last AZ six furlongs. but $1,000 is a
good deal Of money for him r, Nj sniyth has also
she ran second in his colors in the first yes
N Rse an M lS9s soft 0sP9d sPo ooum Th9 Ta
9%sy over I'm nile % aad haf on me fiTTt oreak & IN
Prince was made favorite. but it was one Of his
osiiion for specufators'
THE SUMMARIES.
FIRST RACE-s-yes--ol7s: / lie miles.
G5Rs''faffl- fl
". yseks2r's 1ssfs .aa eh Taveta, by St Saviour
Es;8s R::.% =, sss; 4 =
anna DarIi9e % ~ 65S s - | . and . q J. Ro6ja lS5
] and Is u !. and Edgeheld CBoozer ]
stas 10 ~ ss2 @ 9a s1e ssFf f1 Time Eis by lengths place
SECOND RACE lightweight handicap; s-year-olds and
W l DIVERS cb c All Gold. by Rayon
ssf 2555s. :. H. 5s5,.5:' =
l P a6 F5525 s to fss ana 70 and s9a 'S Of Z sos
~ ienrtbs place ridden out fy engths Time 1;i5s
TzIEI RacEsysarE2las = g and a. oEs5 3. ~ miles
AifaIfs : 1se ...-..1.. % Conhor5 13-5 out
Ss1fR asGfR heeoun 5eso i oofsF, so6a e6 0oii
st.rt bad Easly led BY lengths; place same by 10
FOURTH RAcE-TFzB MoHTAUK STAKES: 2-year-olds
L. Q Appiss6y.s b c E5ighlander,, by Ben
fssss,. i5sG5 DaiaFersia los :sa1sa5, aERs s il
e. a22 6s s 10 70 and aFa Pnss, 70 IL IeP2ia s5oi lS
: % ? ard 8 also Start fair. Ridden by
three-quarters of ? length; place by lengths
Time. 1;o72s
FIFTH RACE Selling: 3-year-olds and mile
90 yards
'g.Tsg s5sr W faBIs,s a,s f. b. Flsi 1S. xsn8 By
FtnEal 1e4 tonnorB 2 90 6-1
Aninosity. 3. 10 (Thonpson) 95 3-5
The Amazon 63urnsl. ! and 3 20 1: Royal
Sterling l06 brennan % and 10 /; Philrna Paxton
- Downing. 100 10 and 30 10 l. and Bueaway. 104
fMoUncel 10 and 20 J. also Start good. Driv-
ing by place easily by lengths Time, l44Is.
SIXTH RA rE-Maiden 2-year-ods; furlongs.
Tar h hz Iuxena
Utility. 10 .--.--.-.----- % Conno) IS 8-5
Cast -fI.sndryD - Il
Octoroon. 197 lMounce) Il 81
Bella. 1o7 CShavD 10 / 3 May Harrison. io7
(Frasch 80 and - Lemoyne. 10 (Beauchamp}
100 and 30 % /: olenka 107 Smith 100 / and
80 n Dnna Forget. 10 fMichaes) 40 and - to
:; Iri6escent 10 tSinnsD "a % /: Chief
10 Booker. so 20 and 20 70 l. H Hesterberg. 10