New-York tribune., 1902-07-19
RACING.
BURNS THREW AWAY 4 RACE on
ETHICS.

ETHICS.
SHAW LANDED TOM KENNY WINNER IN
A DRIvE-"ToM" MANNIX WON HEAv-
lily ON WARRANTED's
VICTORY.
Burns threw away two races by stupid and sleepy
riding at Brighton Beach yesterday. The first was
the fourth race a handicap over mile and a quar-
ter. in which Mr.. Whitney's jockey had the mount
on Ethics, and the second was the last race wheh
he made his run with ClOnme too soon. and at the
finish went TO sleep and allowed Bessie Mccarthy
TO steal the rail from him. In fact Burnss riding
was such should win him severe rePrimand
from the stewards as well as from his employers.
II was pretty slim card at Brighton yesterday
with the handicap as the most attractive feature
Six horses were carded. but Cuspidor was scratched
much to the amazement of the regulars VINO couio
rot remember when Father Bill Daily had
scratched a horse before If he were able to stand
f hcs looked like real good thing, with eleven
pounds up on his of Thursday and the talent
went 30 him heayy-so heavily. in fact. that he
was odds when the field paraoeo' 1ofn
Kenny was not expected to run well with so
much weight up, and was allowed TO go at 10 10 o.
sadie s had to carry only nnety-seven pounds.
and was backed from skies to fours Dano-oo"h-
dilIy made the pace soon as the neld got away
Surroise getting off poorly. Tom Kenny ran IN
second place with Ethics next to last. Going into
the baekstretcb Ethics improved his position, and
at the far turn Tom Kenny headed the long shot
and led the lot The favoTite slowly drew away
from him, however, and looked the winner as the
turn was made But Burns allowed his mount TO
get away from the rail. and eased him up bit, as
he reckoned on an easy victory Shaw seized his
opportunity and drove Tom Kenny through on the
rail with hurricane vigor. Burns woke up as ne
saw him coming and went to whipping but it was
too late. He had slumbered too long, ana IN d
fierce drive in which Shaw rode as if sleo,eD were
at stake. Mr.. Keene's jockey got Tom h-nhS
through a winner by short head.
Burnss second offence Conmell. in the
last race a trip of a mile and a sixteenth, for
three-year-olds Setauket was widely tonted ana
heavily played into the position of favorie, but ne
was never better than third. The mare led Tor Two
furlongs and then Clonme walked into & tne ieaS ad
allowed him to stop at mile, as well as 70 S~s
wide again, and Wonderly took Bessie MCCARTHY
up on the rail- just as Shaw had taken Tom kenny
up and, riding with vigor and persistence, spl
her across winner by three lengths. II is prob
able that the weight and the distance were more
than Clonmel likes. but it seemed likely that ne
meet. had his rider been efficient.
Hataoo outclassed her field IN the T6TD T5 e Tacf rs 81
furlong won with ease by a length and a haII ~
,To,se,' in the second race for non-winnng horses
I'm the present season, and he made a good race
ranted who came from sixth place and; gradually
improving his position rSmPed @ oneS aTag Tio Of with
victory at y TO !. Maxine Gomez broke down
.n5 Vas nuiIed up Tom" Mannix, owner of the
winner was reported have won $4,000 on the
race pleasant Sail behaved badly at the start
and will be sckooed before starting again ,
Kentucky Cardinal well backed TO win the
two-year-0d maiden race put ne @ was pracpriabS Pibi
left at the post. Muzio, at TO l. fotoWed bFlsLl @
iris pare TO the straightaway, and then. although
oConn9r to0S G5 yin n bv two lengths Minotaur out
classed the other two-year-olds in the nth race ace
tsb,e how who rode Red Knight. nearly fell on
the colt while at the barrier Era Frank harrick was
af Only pIt TWO favorites won, both of them at
Seedingy shI5t day The talent ought not to
grudge il to them after their recent extraordinary
run OF Ill LUCK THE SUMMARIZES,
FIRST RACE Mares and gedings years old and over;
''''''S'' 81 BETTING F.
A. Featherstones biz; E Hatasoo 0:ca. BY Al, on,
PS PsfS s lis Cochran 5O-1 81
Mac Ana lo4 RedfernD. 200 to and 20 S to l: Petra
iagton % to ard Ii 3 also Start good Easily
SECOND RACES years and over; lie miles,
BY z cqsfaHsao&cIiaie aana5a inn chapman
Rssss Isssa+ s. GSaesstls}} Slessss} 81 81 ii ii
ana % .r i Henry srs5s4 Slsy B Bye 5u 50
Fsddej 100 l. M9llis s ley,o1 % lsr5n, s y
49, 10 70 ANNIE Io Grace 81 cochsn 20 to ana L to
@ SS fo = sea sna % 10 10 = T. Ask o5 es % To
nd 70 TO s4 d ros E 10 b Se nshs 81 80 e =
THIRD RAcE-Maiden 2-year-olds. 6 furlongs
w Showalter's Muzio. by Order
Queens GaTnbit ll2.--- 20 Ce1norD
Forward tBullman) Il ID
Bright Girl fO9. COdomJ 90 2-l
Merry England 112 smith 20 to and 10 to J. Frank
lyn iReel. - and 10 !: rascble. i12 Mar
% an Demi Tasse. 100 fF>aganD,
and 200 !: Kentucky Cardinal li2 nsedfernD. 0
3 TO Stonexall il2 iCodman) 100 to and 80
Tpent. HIalD. I /. Hsndspinner.
Handy By ? lengths Time i:i4ss
FOURTH RACE-Handicap years and over; IA miles
osceola Stables b. h. Tom Kenny by In
sTector B.-Touch Not, T. ll9-.-- tShaw) l6-5 7-i(
Dafo-town- -dly J. s5......... JACKSON, 2o-I a
Sadie s.. CsdaFtinl 6 0 .. and surmise
fSheaD. and 2. also poor Driy-
lng by d Time. 2O5A-
FIFTH RACE-seIing; 2-year-olds; furlongs
Frank FarreiTs b. c. Mnotsur. by EOn-
Mermaid, lo1 -Al1aTtlng p
Birch Broom 81. i..----.- = - nsoEceD l0-I 3:
Briers 81 Cshea). Is 10 /; Bismarck 10.
Smith. . 20 and 5==fsea Knight (HyerE, /!
/: Bob HilaTd I02 6MichaelsD. 100 10 /
]. Frank KarFck 1O2 CBIaiT) 200 90 ant
20 l. also Start poor Handy by length
Time i;iszs-
SIXTH RAcE-3-year- lie mi.s.
J. IT, Cars b.. 4. Bessie Mccarthy. by
f1onmeI I2e. (BurnED Al l.
Fhita 1l3. 20 ConnOr) 10-I
g. RosenfelS. lib O3uliinan). 40 / and 10 l. an
setauket 12s todom). 20 and 10 2 also Star
BRIGHTON ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
FIRST RAcE-THE cHANTIILY; seven hurdles On
and three-qusrters miles.
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