New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-07-31
RACING.
poyNIBERT BREAKS ANOTHER WORLDS
RECORD.

RECORD.
THE ALBERT COLT WINS THE IsLIP HANDI-
CAP-BELLE OF LEXINGTON WINS
RACE AT LAsT-DIsCIPLINE
FOR MARTIN.
Bonnibert came TO life at the Brighton Beach
track yesterday. and the Islp Handicap from
Tom Kenny. Contend and Ten Candles The
Tivihcaton Of the Albert horse had been counted
on and. despite his 30 pounds. he thought a
good thing of the first water, and was backed
into odds fayoritism. Thomas Monahan thought
Contend had good chance TO win, and backed him
at 70 TO / The Galore colt. who made such a good
record for himself AT Gravesend. went out TO make
The pace possible but Bonnibert did
not let him get of striking distance. and Bon
hilbert only length and something behind
the second horse. Ten Candles last all the
way. Tom Kenny moved up and nailed Contend
at six furongs. and Bonnibert also passed him.
oroWding him a bit the rail in doing it. Coch-
rams mount fell hack beaten here. and Tom Kenny
and Bonnibert had 1t out TO the wire. When Won
Derby put the CAD TO his mount the horse swerved
badly. and before he could pull him together Bon
hilbert had such lead that he was stu neck In
front when the flashed under the wire. The
tine was 81. which establishes new worlds rec
ord for the distance. cutting off a fifth OF sec
ond from the previous record. which was held
Jointly by Watercure and Roehampton, each or
whom carried much less weight than Bonntoert
had up yesterday.
Cochran complained to the stewards that Martin
On Bonnibert had interfered with him when ne
passed him. bur the complaint was disallowed On
report Of the starter however Martin was hned
so and suspended for the rest of the meeting for
trying to anticipate the rise of the barrier
There was another resurrection when Belle or
Lexington spreadeagled her field In the third race
over six furlongs. The old mare had run badly
several times at this meeting. and the public had
begun to think she had better be retired But her
company was moderate that the mare was
made a slight favorite, and closed at II TO Q. or
+berea bouts Odorn rushed her into the lead in
the first turlong. and she two-roped the neio
There was no doubt about the result OF the race
after two furlongs had been run. and the daughter
of Onondaga won with consummate ease by three
lengths in the fast time OF 112 So. Ascension just
barely getting home head in front of Lady Ster-
ling on whom there had been a strong tip 1t was
the L.otos Stables first victory of the year.
Rosetint won once more in the first race. as
she should have done. Lady Josephine was pre-
ferred in the betting. but she was false IA
write Anna Daly-of all horses-made the pace
for three furlongs. and then Rosetint swept INTO
the lead Stamping Ground forced Burns to a milo
5-iva Al the end 10 win by half length The
favorite ran an exceedingly bad race ana nnisheo
The steeplechase furnished good race between 4s4
Inspector Stevens and Rising sun the Two RlSe
he only jumpers in the race. The weight told IN
the hna sprint Sna E eSghs RocSigt fell at
rsf jump and II Hewitt his ar rider i'd r. gof bas
King
Szn-ee Martin again rode two winners
THE SUMMARIES.
FIRST RA'E-S-''A'-''' "'''''' '' 81 Betting p
7obn Boden's ch E Rosetint. by HASTINGS II
sssSss 5$5s3ifFio j: 81 Il
1es 5shs 10 70 . sa 50 sPs E Ass5:
S5 70 snd 80 ogis l44 ss so 800 TO TO
and Io9 9 also ana ran starr good. Driving Time l:l4
SECOND RAcE-sellng steeplechase; about miles
Is. 5a Bss@Bmei sa; E'iR AZ SHR -
M stoa sdst g l. and aa to Ii a200 i5i
oNe % q cqEf ne Bel I4e 90 Pi ta AND
q TO Ve,oT aiihsn 100 70 and and % ,nt to j.
l5i GayT9a9;, t 70 50 to and 20 fell Start fair
d'ieveriy by 3 lengths Time. 4:2s
THIRD RACE-Filnes and mares years ana over iui-
,,otos Stables D. n Belle q Lexington, by -,
As9s3s.oa & 70 s;;t :" - asd aS5a il 80
liz S re- q z and 20 sra I? S5:s
60 e L ana 20 t an id ehaei ana 2ngon los
2l.aIReE 2o en 70 s T,lns :" i Il also Tan
FOURTH RACE-IsLIP HANDICAP; years ana oVer'
/ mile a furions
Frank rsrrslrs Be B0nnher c b AI - Ia
ro Ss'f ke699 is W@a9sFiy, ID -
Ten Candles l2O Codonn) 70 and 70 s. also ran
start good. Driving BY neck Time l''l'
FIFTH RAcE-selliug. 2-year-oids; furlonss
! A Bennet's br c. Right aud True. by q, -
Tristsn-Ellerdie. l02 -taaasalTulY ; Il SIS
&c. Krlgbt 1o2 ....-..... (Fsedfern) ID VI
ors Lass 90 Cslson) 200 70 % and an 50 % e h %
scechrsn1 20 10 and /: Dolly Hannah % 80
Is 70 and 70 /; Bsrkennore 1o2 CSrnithJ 81 20 zoo
TO Frank Karrick. 81 lMoranl, ouS 70 q
nendeid 81 (scFadden), 90 70 ana ~ 10 1tcsses
IOi G)oylel 20 TO / and 20 l. AustTsa 90 t'al "a -
60 10 snd 20 10 /; Fuback, l05 CSrennant % 70
and % 10 i THAN, 90 Jackson). 20 70 aho Eva
R1ssll lGs (8urns). II 10 10 and 70 = Aso ran o
good Ridden out by half length Time l'ol'
SIXTH RACE-sellng: years and over; lilo miles
4 shieldss br c. Frank Mckee by 1aI11 ., AZ
ms-Happy Sally II, B. 81. .tfSztaSn, 40 1o-l
Clipper (Mct sdcenl ~
Grail, 3 -'A~i1iS' q" ~
Black Dck lis CGannon). 70 and 70 y ta's Ios
lis FWondery1 10 / and 70 4 ar hIsne
srtin, Y 70 and % J. iin S9.rea,ne9 TO and
% (JscgSonl 10 70 ~'SO
start good. Easily BY lengths. lihie' LOOT
BRIGHTON ENTRIES FOR io-DAi'
FIRST RAcE-Highgeight handicap. Six furionss'
Name VT Name lis
Carlo 70
Cane
John Barleycorn' -
Rappenecker -125i Isia iie
Red path
Lose Pepper .i23l Meistersinger ~ 10
(;oIdilia ''''
SECOND RAcE-F1ye and one-haif furionss' 80