The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-27
GOLD HEELS THE VICTOR.
Another Rich Purse Added to the
Horses Winnings.
THE CLEVELAND RACES WERE SPLENDID
A Desperate Struggle Occurred in the
Third Event Between Sylvia One
and Dandy Chimes.

New York. July 26-Gold Heels. this
years winner Of the Suburban handicap.
Advance stakes aud the Brighton handicap,
added another classic trophy by easily win
ning the Brighton cup, worth $4,000. at
Brighton Beach today. He pulled up very
lame however and 1t is doubtful II he is
seen In another race this year. Jere Dunn's
Sunshower was second
The day was ideal for a race gathering,
and 10000 persons were present to cheer
the winner as he came home. The field
that went to the post to battle for the rich
purse numbered only three. Gold Heels.
Of course. was prohlbltive favorite, being
held at / to 10. Sunshower was heavily
played 10 beat Surmise for the place, his
price closing at to 10. Sunshower was
hrst to show. but odom on Gold Heels
sent him to the front and when he passed
the stand the first time he was leading by
a length, and under double wraps with MS
mouth wide open. Sunshower raced up 10
him. turning into the back stretch, but soon
found the pace too hot and fell pack,
/ beaten as far as FIRST money was concerned:
Gold Heels had only to gallop the rest OF
the distance TO win by ten lengths. Inc
fight for second money was not SUI
shower lasted long enough TO secure the
llacc by length.
fiye fg[glongs, sel sling, upper Ace of
spades. Fontezlx. lime l:ol
Blum, Red Patch. Time l:46 Is.
Six furlongs. handicap, 2-year-odsn,, Eu-
genia. Burch. Forward. Muzio. Time
Two miles and quarter the BRIGHTON
/ eup-Goid Heels. sunshower' surmise
About two miles. the Leopardstown
| steeplechase- wakoyer for Rising Sun.
! Mile aud sixteenth Hyphen, Bellsrio,
/ Lux Casta, Time LA 10.
Cleveland Trottina Races.
Cleveland, Ohio, July 26,-The closing
| day Of the best race meeting Cleveland
! has ever known was characterized by a
/ desperate and long drawn out struggle for
supremacy in the 2:21 pace Dandy
Chimes. from the Gerst stnbles was the
favorlte and began his losing in the second
heat when the driver was caught mapping.
King Charles managed to last anothcr neat
and then Sylvia one came to the ircht,
Dandy Chimes was fresh ana Won tne
fifth heat, but was OUTRAGED by sylvia oht
IN the succeeding trips. The winnGr was
| at ~ to / when the race began. Martina
Marshall never taken seriously In the bet
ting, landed the split-up 2:3o pace.
2 9IIR'n njnss' nurse sltoo-The Roman, Gen
eral Johnson, Bernalda. Best time INV
2:ls class pace purse S150o-Martha Mar
shall. Sphinx. You Ret. Best time 2:O6si
Chestnut The Bishop and c. f. W. als'
2:.io class pacing. purse s10oo-sylvia One
Dandy Chimes, King Charles. Best tint
a25 class trottlng. purse s1Ooo-Betsl
Tell, The Questor Potheen. Best time $40
The Delmar Track.
St. Louis. July 26-Fitz Brilsar, Hucena
Geheimness. Founding and Ciales were tn
winning favorites at Delmar today, Tenn.
Belle and W. b. Gates being the onl
fsvortes falling to score. A well playe
second choice and an outsider won tn
: Five and a half fprlongs. .purse-Fit
,, Brillar, Avoid. Seize, Time loo;
six and a half fuongs. selllngn,,k!S is
J Quick, Weidsmanu, Fred Hessig. Tim
Mile and seventy yards. sellng-Hucent
Indas Joe Doughty. Time l47A.
six furlongs the Missouri selling sweef
, stakes Grheimnese, Frank Bullock. sailor
! Dream Time l15lt,
Seven furlongs. selling-Foundimg, Dueli
= Ontimo Time t:2sL
Mile and three sixteenths, selling -Aaze
{ Edcardo, Josie r. Time 2;o2S,
a Six and q half furlongs, selllng-Ciale
n Bocr. The Phonecinn. Time l2l%
Races at Harlem.
Chicago July 26-Hunter Raine won II
5 Monadnock stakes at Harlem today b
= three and a half lengths from Scarlet LII
I. who forced Argegor, the fayorite I'M
Y third place. waswift In the second RAJ
\ was nearly backed of the boards, his ode
n Going from @ to J to to 10 at post tim