New-York tribune., 1902-07-23
RACING.
srEEPLECHAsE FULL OF CASUALTIES
LIMEJUICE BREAKS HIS NECK AND HIS
RIDER FRACTURES HIS COLLARBoNE-
MINERAL FIRST IN THE
GLEN COVE.
GLEN COVE

MINERAL FIRST IN THE
GLEN COVE
Casualties were plenty in the two-mile steeple-
chase at the Brighton Beach track yesterday Four
out Of eight jumpers fell, and one of these, Lime
Juice broke his neck. and Bernhard who rode him.
fractured his collarbone None of the other horses
that to grief suffered injury, the jockeys
escaped with a severe shaking up.
Aside from the accidents, the steepIechase was a
good The field went off after slight delay
and Marylander fell at the first hedge; next Thrift
refused at the second fence and tossed Murphy
over his head. while Victor stumbled on recovering
from his leap and dumped Higgins who scrambled
out Of the way Of the following jumpers. Mean
time Bernhard had hustled Limejuice along until
he had lead Of ten lengths over the three others
that still stood up Inspector Stevens gradually
made Up the lost ground, and when the final circuit
was begun Lmejuice beaten. Both Inspector
Stevens and Mr. Stoffel had passed him at the fence
the far side OF the course, when, tired almost
70 the point Of collapse. tripped on the rail and
went down, gave two three convulsive kicks and
then lay still forever, his neck broken. Bernhardt
was carried of the track and taken to the Seney
Hospital in ambulance. He will ride again
for several weeks.
Heider had Mr. stoffei under the whip for quar-
ter Of a mile but Inspector Stevens, despite his
i68 pounds. far outclassed him and won with con-
summate ease by two lengths.
The Glen Cove Handicap, the only feature OF the
DAY, brought out a field of seven three-year-olds
and resulted IN the biggest upset OF the afternoon
Sombrero has some smart figures to his credit for
the distance and had been working well that the
talent made him an odds-on favorite and backed
him down TO 1 TO 2. Northern Star being second in
favor and NumeraI and Musidora being allowed
TO run loose at Is to l.
move and got shut off in the first sixteenth. North
FSsroncba HT5 Co., cas- 90 "a %,41ara IL
looked as if the Hanover colt would win but he
with club Meantime sonbrero had made several
OF sharply once with Sun Shower, and when North
ern Star shut uD Numeral shot by him. and in
neck. the latter being length in front of the
Rice's rough riding tactics were overlooked in
the handicap, but they brought him to grief in the
mount on Eva Russell and inteTfered with Joe
Sa h S 06s o2 On TS T two 50 enes tbsf bbnd 16e E1
Russell The interference did not give the fy the
connissioner Francis J. Lantry, at Gravessnd.
eoaned Of Rices nferferenee and the stewards
the y and Pla6ed the ia favoTite second
pended Rice for one day for disobedience at the
While Shaw. Mr.. Keenes $1,000 jockey, is in
shockingly bad form just now Yesterday ne fol
The Regent by throwing away the first race when
had half ieneth Lead over Woodlaie when the
pair came into the stretch and Little Martin went
TO work and rode like demon Shaw sat stl and
saw his mount beaten with scarcely perceptlbe
o3 w61 20 y ony head shaws apparent inder
the subject Of much uncomplime entary
Burgundy half brother err e 10 oread S safT Mr. Bel Bel
ing TO make meal of everything that came within
sight He will be placed on the schooling list
The selling plate had the riders been reversed
Redfern landed the Pepper hlly first by neck
THE SUMMARIES.
FIRST RAC[2-year-olds; 5 furlongs.
--'-- s, Betting 81.
,ssis5sH Is5afFsessiFas tsssH 80 Is
Ben.st 112 ocosthwaite, 200 TO l and TO /; Rox.
bero III Smith y TO s0d to Il @ 9ufsn rD68 B99ia iS iG
Driving By a head. Time. 102
SECOND RAcE-selling; years and over; lie miles
FPDs. stables i5rs Par 3 EFSefaS I0f seserR 9 u %
4 :: 5Fsssslfs} 5lf;} S s
g hs to ana p3sk s9 s. 10 BeT3issi 5Gsanoh no.
100 80 t9 Z Psts u 30 l99 90 Whf ahd q 10 o q eeorg
gardner cEsdas2 goo +? 70 and also 60 rsn to l. sat an9
so6s p25sntfi DRIVING fh sSsS~1 by meek Time las.
THIRD rAcE-steepiechase: years and over; about
2 miles.
Dr. Iws9n,s eA lpsDes'94Fe 4es 5 1-2 out
y ss::5 H55Bs5ss:s :sss ,5sIsssa5 sias u =
The Driver 151 70 to and nd I15ssiss f. L als9 fsn fs
rftiess Tfgsea s destroyed start good Easily by
lengths. Time. 4Se
FOURTH RACE-GLEN COVE HANDICAP '-Sea' 0''''
J1t9ensiENunleroet 105. go. CIV onderY) -
s6oyTer GJaeks6a} ;aSSsS II out out
eSoben star III Ccochran), 20 and evsn Barouche
100 0edern and 10 .; 'Alusidora Ioo
u 10 and 70 ]. and Locket 9s 1CTeaneIl, no 10 10
end Is 70 J. also start gooc- Drl"hs py "s0N'
Time. l:l41s.
Coupled.
FIFTH RAcE-seung; 2-year-OIds: furlOngs
y J Izntrys ch C. DR.. saylor by Ross
Es:3S$s i%s5s ii 5io il ii
eanenhe % oieEadden) 100 to snd 30 to / Noun Mount
Hope l0l G2edfeTn TO enc 70 - FEanE S4n ~
Cochran 70 1 and 10 TO J also ran Eva Russell
finished disqualified Start good Driving
by neck. Time, 1;14%.
SIXTH RACE-Nsidens years and over: 1-ls miles
W: /. Powerss br. T. Adelaide Prince. by
Iournameut-Ben Ny chree. B. D.:
Miss Butterruz. 3, I'd. O'Connor) e-1 p
Dsehshuna martini, u to and g to /; Dactyl,
So.hrap,. % to and 20 l. Silver Twist ee CRice).
caring Aes). coupled az 20 10 and TO l; John
oiegcorn, 80 CRedfern) TO and 20 = Lucky Bird,
ses ~ HewltD 30 1 and y 10 ]; Frank Keane. 80
nSanea,' 100 10 80 10 /: Dr. Korber. JOS Cum
csosnWaitel 100 10 and ~ /, also Start
S'el4y Dy lengths Time, l:46z.
BRIGHTON ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
FIRST RAcE-Handicsp. six furiongs
Name W.T. Name VT
demurrer 1901 Lux Casta.
onogrsph I26 Sadducee III
5Sllg Pepper I22i Ited Path 100
4T5nceseo 120 Irene Lindsey. Jos