New-York tribune., 1902-07-13
RACING.
THE NEPTUNE STAKES FOR MR..
KEENE'S STABLE.
INJUNCTION WINS THE TWo-YEAR-OLI
PRIZE-TW WENTY-FIVE THOUSAND SPEC
TAToRs AT THE SEASIDE TRACK.


TAToRs AT THE SEASIDE TRACK.
There was a huge outpourng to the half
holidays racing at Brighton Beach. probably not
less than twenty-five thousand persons turning out
to enjov the ideal weather at the popular seaside
Their spirited racing, and as
fair proportion veil backed horses headed their
fields to the wire. the day was reasonably profit
able to the public. well as enjoyable from points
Of view other than pecuniary.
The feature of the day was the running of the
Neptune Stakes in which only a fair field was en-
gagged. Mizzen Mary Street. Sir VOORHEES, Acefu
Mexican Irish Lad and Wax Candle were all
eligible. but none of these two-year-olds were en-
tered, and Artvis, at whose mercy the race ap-
peared TO be- WIS Withdrawn With the Golden
Garter colt out the tide of public favor turned to
Africander. despite his recent defeat by Hurst
Park The Star Ruby youngster was always the
nrst choice, and closed at Il to 10. with Captain
''Sam" Browns River Pirate in second favor at
q &c s. NJ Keene represented by two colts
Injunction and Ornament two-year-old. called
Gimcrack. that did not impress the paddock Judges
any too favcrably. August Bemont's entry was
sailmaker. scn of Henry Of Navarro This colt
kicked al the post before his last race, and
badly interfered with Yesterday. however, he had
good racing luck. and did himself credit. although
at long odds in the betting The Keene stable
at 10 l when the betting closed
The start was an excellent one, and sent the lot
away together. Gold Van. Monte Carlo and River
Pirate to the fore in the earlier stages of the
Journey. while Injunction got into a pocket, and
did appear able get out OF It. Shaw realized
that his mount had world of reserve force. how
ever, and did not hurry him, but brought him
gradually around the outside. so that when the
bunch placed for the last sprint Injunction
the outside, with free field in front of
him Then the jockey drew his whip and reused
his mount and under this stimulus Injunction
drew up his field slipped into the lead and won.
coming away by a length and a half. Sailmaker
looked to be beaten by the favorite sixteenth
from the end, but under Wonderly's drive he rail-
lied and came again, getting the place by short
head
The Punchestown Stakes brought out fair field
of jumpers for the long trip over the hedges, but
Who ran dead heat with inspector Stevens last
& eaa od5s 30 Fans them It Was good
race from the spectator point or Xle" as II We wSs
Marylander away out in the lead soon as he
could get him there and when the field passe6d asset
lengths, with the Widener stable running second
e Ra af td crc Tfe o Pafe Mss McR and
ease From there on it was two horse race. but
Rising Sun tired under the drive and at the last
sixteenth pole the mare drew comfortably away
under a hand ride, and was length to the good
Tom Kenny ran ike a scared rabbit in the handi-
cap. Mr.. Vosburgh let him in with only IS pounoS
Ten Candles tired at six furlongs and His Emf,
nence then came up TO XII for e bi5 6espte on
nors vigorous ride and Tom 9, Kenny M Os won oy ba
wilmer was at 6 TO L Nones did not seem to have
his usual speed .s - ba,,. ric,.ed rn a
prs9fy ssS'ef shiffE aIIy in cod 2nsy shs made
second race. winning with ridiculous ease by four
lengths -, the dav was reserved for the last
race on the programme This was mile and a
. t s5s1 peuhG SE eo% the
who has been running last in stakes foF some Ino te G
Saugh TaS he Should win in that ed if ever 70
n b rs6s Bgt we e Ta N hand BY f5f5 R
off who came up in the nrDF ss5 bV a length and
Among the spectators was Senator Platt who
came over from the Oriental Hotel 10 see the
IAehk' THE SUMMARIES.
FIRST RAcE-seuing; years and over i lie miles.
TRstfinf;iT 5i' Fl
~ Hfs M'fngST's :. ise 159 1s
SS5ee9 S5eeD GGsfasfs iIs, io2 aeEson 81 So
Jos 10 + !2 saPana aPS to 5 ass9F sae lSs
Y 20 ana so 70 ram and ar Od d III Easily BY lengths
Time. sRa i:4s e / also Tan ''4'' D-' -''-'''
SECOND RAcE-2-yesr-Olds: furIongs.
p. H McCaTeD's ch, Cold Money by % -,
$s :e;:o: s%i5s 81 =
Is ead e. 2..2 Sops BY sa . sHS i9 also ran
THIRD RAcE-HandcAp: and over: 1% miles
of2s25a Ss5ee6f 6f1slss Brdaeh u Il Not TON eay H
Nones s5os Ensnehf he 4U. d5arns' 81 Il
& 5s Ss 62lF ~ sS sn cnsta ne n1a 6 sR = also ran
YuuRTH RAcE--THE NEPTUNE STAKES; 2year-Oid.i
fuTlongs.
J. r & F. p Keene's ch. c. Injunction.
by ST. Leonsrds-Prohibton II: .(Shawl 81 e-5
Africsnder. l22 CTurner) lilo 2-5
Woodiake IO2 Oice). Is 10 and TO /; Monte Carlo
2 aS s'6S'1 ad e io Ii 9d sls
4 s. and Gmcrsck l02 (Smith), 5 TO and &c
ing by ~ lengths Time. 1879.
FIFTH RAcE-THE PUNCHEsTowN STAKES; q han
6icsp steeplechsse; about "a miles.
z. b..
Canclemas-Maggie Mitchell, 8, l56----
.sopsone San s. i4o Ginnessn}s - Us
MsEylanoer. l37 CBaTry) 10 and TO 2: The Driver
i1s lMOnahan). 10 10 / and o 10 J. and Perion IA
Green 70 and to also Start good; easily
Coupled
SIXTH RAcE-3-year-olds; lie miles.
J. L McGtnnis's ch. c. Reformer. by Med
Bessie Mccarihy. s, iOs d&oaderig}5 } 5[ ::
Bonus. III OSuhn). 100 1 10 /: Alack III
IL 10 ! and to l. Outside los CNesonS iSo 70
50 20 J. and Worry, LIS oconly). 60 to l.
sis9 gan Start good; handily by IA lengths. Time
BRIGHTON ENTRIES FOR TOMORROW.
FIRST RAcE-HiEhweght handicap. Six turiongs.
Name W.T. Name. VT
Irritable los Suspldor ...-....--..-. IL
Sscducee 10 staesoIe IL
ia Maiden
Amazon 9lizpah IL
Bsppenecker ------- l20i 81 fInrlan Il
Himself lie l.oue II
l1iTrue Blue.
Eetauket .-.--..-. llal Sstre :..--..-...-..-. 10
Ben Mac Dn3l ~
Eele of LeXngIon. 10 Delnnarch 10
Dsffodown Dilly. Il5l