New-York tribune., 1902-08-02
RACING.
ETHICS DISQUALIFIED AFTER WINNING
A HANDICAP
A DECISION THAT WORKED 4 HARDSHIP
ON THE PUBLIC-ROSETINT AND BELLE
OF LEXINGTON EASY WINNERS

ON THE PUBLIC-ROsETINT AND BELLE
OF LEXINGTON EASY WINNERS
The handicap that the fourth race
ct Brighton Beach yesterday resulted in something
much like a miscarriage Of justice Ethcs was
a strong favorite and won the race but was ols-
qualified on account OF the rough rldlng tactics
employed by Burns, who had the mount Ethlcs
won by three lengths with great ease ana there
seemed no question that at the weights ne WIS
,n7,ch tbe best horse in the Doubtless Tom
Kenny whose rider made the complaint OF 1oul.
would have been closer the winner at the END II
Ethics had not jostled him, but Ethics won so
easily as TO leave room for doubt as 10 MS
ssut,erforitv After interviewing Pullman doom
and Wonderly, the stewards disqualified kthlcs
and gave the race Himself, who had beaten Iorn
Kenny head for the place, and moved NuineIal
into third place Thus the public suffered severely
for Ethics was heavily backed and the jockey, who
was alone to blame, escaped absolutely without
punishment. Possibly the decision was in accord
ance with the racing literally interpreted
but there is no doubt that it worked hardship on
the innocent, while the offending Jockey escaped
penalty.
ore happy result followed the decision however
Either unconscious cerebration or fellow feeling
that made him wondrous kind induced the leader
Of Lander's Band to vary his usual programme
and as soon as the red signal announcing Ethcss
displacement hoisted, 10 strike UP the com
forfing melody. -Massas in the cold, cold ground.
Arden led The field for six furiongs. with Him
SELF and Nuneral close up and Tom Kenny in
fourth place When Arden shut up the DAILY morse
NumeTal and Tom Kenny went b- or tba0upb 9na bII this
bunch The jostling that followed cost ETHICS the
race and his hackers much money. x..,.,o-, =,
Grail performed in Unexpectedly poor fashl9n IN
the first race and never aaeped req oppb heI eft 10
stand of the challenge of the favorlte AoroasIet. T.
and win by neck Petra II ran a oac race ana Is
The surprise Of the day came in the race for
o1eaix al % to J. The latter put up good
light and the two seesa1ye ed most Of the journey,
but lyernia had most left at the wire. .
Hasngs asa gsf4 my !Hf is at her BEST just
the ng ~ o PafeTS at sent teo and re-
peated her of Wednesday, running away from
se s The Amazon a %Ras Was w I's Sacked TO beat
her, but was not equal to the iasA .I4 tommy ny
me e mile and sixteenth affair for apprentices who
had never bestridden winner. be got off at the
head of the field held his place drew away when
At least ten thousand persons saw the races.
though it was an of day and there was no fixture
THE SUMMARIZES.
41Rsr RACE-seling: years over: 1-1eth miles.
" Sc 5s''iGsi Fl.
w C. Smiths ch. g steyedore by Golden
zoSas:ssT es:sJgs s9s Ii 16s 3 sdsah5 5 - q 80
sstire : io4 CyTnnderyJ Al So
Moean:a los Jaoso & TO to - and TO p Petra II u
Creemer 60 to & anq - 30 10 ,:s e9' 10 % a8d to 1S o.
Miss Fisher jMcFadde). 300 and 100 J. Double
% 1ggss11 111 10 ana so TO / also ran Start good
i5rysng fy neck Time 1:461s.
SECOND RACE-Maiden 3-years-old hlIies: furlongs
Jere Dunn's ch. {. Ivernia, by St Leon
ards-Queenston ll5-------t tRedfern( 2e-1 81
slaTis Tryon Smith II So
.S@6 on % I5 5hn s1s % GO 10 'S snd snS 5Rs9s s
sWehaeTiy1 sSonseT to and to 5: Tact es) to
Is 70 and octoroon ll2 IBniimhn . to- 70 10 and ana
T. s3oiA Z also ran ''Af' S'01- D''''-S . ~ ~
THIRD RACE-seIIng: 2-year-olds furiongs,
risss I'd #rai sfssasR ssa5sR} = 3
5Os Bs 9y 20 de E f9a o lS 90 'G ;hos Il oS2 Ss 90
70 s2 30 TO J. FambOyart io2 tJacksony. 100 and
= = Bpbesoe1t % 1Boiesen) 15e 70 80 l. and
Frank Karr7ck % dora1 SEQ % and 100 to J. also IRA ran
lengths asia.AFT Time i:ooss.
FOURTH RAcE-Hanacap; , years and over IL miles
w c Daly's ch. h Himself by HimyarZ .
ss5si .Ss dRS5Sssf3, s5iss5} 81 ii
l0s M % - 70 ss6e s6S 8 'G % i Mehaas seEns Is is
of % Aas.sae l3Ss g 'sasIFa, ID g e 70
t6 ia a. a!ns s.1s e & and ID f5or 10 nshs4 ssTl
good Driving by a head Time, 2'O5
FIFTH RACE-a-year 5 furlongs.
J. Bodens ch. f. Rosetint. by Hastings- -
ps1k 1. Pla5s 1as 5yonde2g} 81
colonsay. III odnes 90 TO Captain Billie
Lee 10 dandry 40 TO and i. and Interval 1G9
s. SEE iessbs aG to Time aRa 1908 A'0 Tan 4' S-
SIXTH RACES years and over; ridden by boys who
ridden winner; lie miles
August Belrnon1's ch. Anak. by Hast
fngs-Arnica. !. 10l- Niylancb 1 S-lt
tlSarbee) III 0-l
Ixoone {i3arbier) 81 5-2
Alack QOBrienl. Chron 9s CTalsh). coupled
and !: g Rosenfeld IS CWilitamsl, 20 TO
and to i Fonsoiee III Coakleyl 30 TO and 70 l.
Nlonla, 10e 0reghfon II TO and 10 l. and Hnsdale
fsisbpuFne1 8 also good.
Ileverly BY neck Time. l:4szs-
SEVENTH RACE-selng: years and furlongs.
Iotos Stables b.. N. Belle of Lexington
bS Onondasa-Annette .. 1l2-- oOdomD 6-5 1-2
The Amazon. g. 11s.-.------- fVTonderiyt 2-1 3-5
Ocauaba- 3,
Lady Radnor 80 CRedfern) II 20 ] and 10 /: Cheat
EN- CBurns), 20 to and 20 l. Rappenecker, ll3
ancryl IL j. and Military, los gMichaels)
90 10 and also Start good Cleyerly by
lengths. Time 1-i2Ss-
BRIGHTON ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
FIRST RAcE-Two-year-o Five furlongs.
VT, Name VT
Sovereign
liz Damon 10
goxboro --..---.-- IL Isariselmore .----. 10