New-York tribune., 1902-07-15
RACING.
PORT ROYAL ADDS TO HIS SERIES OF
VICTORIES.
POTENTE BEATEN BY PLOHN. BURNS OUT
RIDING RICE-FEMESOLE EQUALS
TRACK RECORD.

RIDING RICE-FEMESOLE EQUALS A
TRACK RECORD.
The cards at the Brighton Beach track are not
We'll balanced. as n rule. They made up Of two
kinds of fields. The first kind is large field of
poor horses and the second is a small field of fair
to good ones. This fact exemplihed yesterday.
Two Of the that engaged horses OF fair class
had five and three starters respectively, while a
for sixteen two -year-old maiden fles had six
teen starters one for two-year-old selling paters
had sixteen more. and the race for apprentice
jockies had thirteen.
There the usual featureless Monday pro-
gramme yesterday. but speculation was lively
throughout the afternoon and for the most part
the horses ran TO form. The best of the day
was that between p. Ryan's gelding Plohn and
J. W. Schorr's Potente. whom he recently bought
from ]. J. McCafferty. With only 1l0 pounds up
IL looked toerably certain for Potente as he was
known 10 be in FORM with Rice in the saddle
As it turned out. however, the combination OF
Burns Plohn and Rice POtente was just
enough to beat the faY2rtf & P0fe15e bnI aoe @ .e
on the backstretch Plohn made up his ground
atraightaway for the wire. we'll Tapped upon
him. Burns lost no time in going to the WHIP ana
he put up such an energetic finish that he got ms
mount nose ahead before Rice realized that there
was too late. with riders reversed the favorite
The Keene's three -year-old Port Royal added one
to his d Goef5o 5 & Of GT BoTS 6y ed fro
end to end, except for a few strides the back
stretch, when Gold Cure managed to get hi. nose
70 get there and he could not hold his adyantage
dropping back to last place @ m IN then 1 mQTf6 n
the homestretch he straightened out on nearly
ing was the better racer, however, and although
Burns rode one of his best finishes Port Royai ,t
was first past the Judges by three quarters OF a
The public overlooked Femesoe almost completely
in the hrst race highweght handicap F. OYER Td six
Dwyer at the MccaTerty sale Under Mecaffertys
ownerghp and ID training she p 6a m9s he wreT
do with her, She began her career under new
easiest possible manner by six lengths in 1:l2 Is.
nh % g99s @ m 5he the efd ghon fGF SIX track Mea bea
Ben bI head for the S R3S BENG hG ony
Miss poF9t6g defeated Bright Girl half Length Length
horse being only neck before Inte,rveTn5t.iGIn T5.,oI
and The RPee Py naTS f%o fFsgsmify FGy W
left at the post and with Lady Chariot and Court
msG minotaur T Dc GeReaeG R Rs t ed Of
ing Paters as easily as e engfh M4h N IN 'front.' Of
Cincinnatus at the wire.
THE SUMMARIES.
FIRST RAcE-Highweght handicap years and over;
f'''''s'- 81 Betting, F.
DEonDchsrry Blossom. ). iI$ i;;;.;;:;., -
x:s'ss 3,.s s..,,1 Hs5:55:} = s.
39 IS avs i !. IS sss & y
ana to !; Roue Gandry) 20 to and 70 l; SAD 9d
d5s 56 eSah62 3S E2saSfF & and % . % A.?
% % to to / fBa % Ii 3iy rs 1iS oar,ih
end and, cusPdoT snd asy 81 a3m Sy snghs 80 Time 2
SECOND RACE-Maden hIIes; years old; furionss-
J. B, Haggins b. Miss Dorothy; S,sI by sI2r % ss
HrIsh5 iS4 81 oo,GG%qG5, ,msqS, III III 81
Amaryllls coupled with Miss Dorothy. at 20 and
IO4 QIughes); Deml- asse t94 n and TO l.
pink IO4 ce) 80 to and 10 to H. d FOR a1Fetn ft II 70
and to 3 Lady Eva CFaynor goo 70 and d 100
to 5 i cqgTt%Sd 6T o ca@mhes Gs aEoes o 70 and Lady
chariot lCs % smith sna % % to to and and 1conocast nc io M
Ioo to ,a4e afd rad s3 Driving by length Time loi
THIRD RAcE-selling; years and over l-1e miles
P ksiP sge",. Il ro"" 's %S5s3 %a:| 81 Out
Potente agega fGa lio Siesj 1901 10
lSs as IS z a to and to also fs ran and sIsf hs4
good Driving BY a nose Time. l:47
FOURTH RAcE-syear-olds: II. miles.
] KRr.t6hMsurne n 6seHSs II il5 Fo+' shaw 10
peninsula los los I6gf&s, d5don, a. i-2
sIar, good. Driving by three-quarters Of length.
Time 1928.
FIFTH RACE.-seing; 2-yenr-olds, furlongs
Frank FarrelIs b. =. Minotaur by EonC II, a,
4t#%s,s %.s:, ;5: III 81
qS ,H aRs 10 lI :, to pes aea Sr6au 90 q as95 Sf
~ snd 10 /: Waxia. 100 Creson) 500 n and
& os + 2ard i6s gaes9ny u 70 and &c. to l. 81, sBrns 5
siIk IO5 (Conley). % to and ~ 70 tuIIbe' ln y
0GSnnor) 60 to and Blue Delft. lo2 tedfern)
to to q ans aason no Knis6t los uTns and 3
Damon Cochran. 100 10 ana 20 % J. Northe.n
fair Easily by 5 lengths. Tima lI8N-
SIXTH RACES years and over to be ridden by
bows that had never ridden winner l-l6 miles
J. Hynes's b; h. Military. by Alb,0a Albert0 -
ess9a Pss:sn IiEhf sai MeFaddsa II 50
Cryptogram Cscoto 80 to and 10 % l; The Pride
I0akIey 30 10 and Darling, SO % Brien),
9o 90 and 10 10 Dactyl. l0l Cummingsp 40 20 and
Arak 9s 1Force / and . 70 Tchula - MiIburn);
* 70 and 3 20 /: Rosenfed. SO Crmmins). 90 to
and 10 / and Astor 1O3 iErhsmehD, 80 10 and 10 20
Tim. l:4sss.
BRIGHTON ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY
FIRST RAcE-Hurdle one and one-quarter miles, over
seven hurdles
~,ue W.. Name VT.
T2te Gun ........l5 l5l Thermos .l4l
I1,5,hle Dummy Philmn Paxton .13g
star chamber Hlmyarte 13i
c-harswnd ........lil Victor ......-,-.....-..l .l3l
Belgrade .............'..l@li
SECOND RACE-Handicap for two-year-olds. Five fur
longs
Tantalus .124 Rene ITO
Roxboro ....... .l20I Scottish Blue. los
Knocknsgow lia LadoK
Tom Lawson llzl
THIRD RACE-one and sixteenth miles.
Prince Richard. III Obia log
potente ..........llIA Ascension .............. SO
Agnes Ill Swamplands SIS
Henry Clay Rye. ....-...looI
FOURTH RAcE-THE sEACATR one and One-eishth