New-York tribune., 1902-07-22
RACING.
CHEAP GOING AT THE SEASIDE TRACK
YESTERDAY
REDFERN BEAT ST. FINNAN BY A BAD RIDE
MUD RUNNERS IN GREAT FORM.

REDFERN BEAT ST. FINNAN BY BAD RIDE
MUD RUNNERS IN GREAT FORM.
The sort of racing that was had at the Brighton
Beach track yesterday is worth much atten-
ZION. In there starters in
ether three. two of the other for selling
platers and another for horses to be ridden
by apprentice jockeys that had ridden
Hinner Not fixture the card, and Her
mis- was the only high class horse the track
all day.
However it was the kind Of racing that pIeases
the bookmaker for although three favorites won.
only Of them Were backed. The long shots
were Lady Radnor in the third and First Chord in
the second, these racers winning at Is to and to
respectively. Himself the handicap. beating
ST. Finnan and Swftmas, Mike Clancy's horse
owing his defeat lar gely to the fact that Redfern
went sleep him. and looked back. instead of
going about his business. There seems TO have
been no good reason for scratching Port Royal out
OF the first race. except that his trainer afraid
Of Herms. Port Royal has some fast races
this season. but he has never beaten colt of the
calibre OF Hermis.
Only the son of Hermence and Fair knight, a
stake horse against q selling platter. went to the
post in the first race, and Hermis, at the ridicu-
lous odds OF to .. in galop by four lengths.
Many books did not ha' bet on the race.
Knocknagow, Bright Girl and Dark Planet We're
the best liked 10 win the race for two-year-olds
that came second on the card. but Dark Planet
Chord led all the way and won ridden out, a
length before HackeEsack
Lady Radnor has run We'll before yesterday in the
mud and Is to l false price against Her
After Neither One mad led to the last sixteenth
pole she died away TO nothing, and Lady Radnor'
who had worked her way up from fifth place, shot
by her and beat Rossigno without much trouble,
Swiftmas, Himself and ST. Finnan We're the only
left in the handicap Then the d p%e ee6 sa
died with 124 pounds by the handiGapper anS every
body judged it was TOO mneh ne was as 81 n
the favorite on the basis OF ms last race, is
which MAS & good had 5 5 R1Psn Fadsrn e been O6
fdent AS it was. Odom outrode him completely,
short ead right under the wire The 6aGkeTs back eG Of
ferns ride. Swiftmas was anchored IN the mud oy
The fifth race was easy for Warte Nicht and he he
won under a strong pull. Redfern put up another
incompetent ride on sempeT WAX or he might nave ave
prentice scramble or he you'd not not ma hays sPn w4n Mc
Carren and his friends Prince Richard was lelt
Trigger rig was scratched from the handicap because
Of the death OF John W. Mackay. tather OF ClaT-
enSs sx 10 10 Eneand and none of his horses win be run
without orders from him 1t is likely that that If any
r. vii be in the name of Charles Hill. Mr.. Mackay
tPeF Ssf proshg msflS9R ca2ddSte e for the Htur
while unsaddng Uranium after the s second ono s
eaSried from the track He received severe shak-
Ing up, but not seriously hurt
THE SUMMARIES.
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GRettinf 81 p /
menoeNKaty M 1fES West 1da5srlv 80 GU.
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Gii Joe deedfern 4 Mount x 8iseS s6oI IL
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Uranium Il irl i12 connor IS and ,e to Sa also ran
THIRD RAcE-Msres Of all ages; furlongs
r W Karrick's Lady Radnor by . ,
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N lO sha and 70 % ana m Amins 2 e Fssy 1Ss o5s 5I
and Hebron 5 to q NnTa69s a. ha S5 to- and s9 70 o
l. Early Eve 107 GedfeTn to TiIn and 70 also ran
FOURTH RACE-Handicap: years and over; 1M miles
W Days eh h. Himself by Him2d9 m3a9m, a ou,
STifimaa hlRRa" aged e. jacksonj al 10
start good. Driving by head Time, 1858.
FIFTH RAcE-seIng: 2-year-olds: furlOngs
H cqr5s cs.,d eh os wars Tdn5erf2 N9h5 Ry 30 %
gi%sssa E.nPse vlTs1 .sd5:28 sss:2B5 - -
N a 60 S S 20 9a +? % to ana onaase % F5TE g ds %s
wait, 30 70 and 10 to squid - CCreamerl. Is
8 2ad BOB e ara ss iehaels 80 1I 70 and 10 to i Am
orous 20 cdartin): TO ! End TO . and Fiam6oyant
Easily by 1is lengths. Time l:14+s-
l 6aa Gsa and PIC ?; 5iaafa % by boys
p II. McCarren's b. h. Blun. by 81.
Bla!se-S Satisfaction. aged los HodgesD 2-l i
A4n0na =
Alslke JOS ~ tSfleiD y - q
Condirnent, (Carr). 100 and 40 TO l. Vesuvia.
JOG CistourneD. 20 10 and 10 l. Arak los AcNichos
O Yelp los NfoTce), 100 10 ! and 80
l; Double Dummy. 1Ce Hodsesl - 70 and 70 J. and
c Rosenfed S6 O,rimmnsD. 10 and to !. also
ran. Prince Richard OPollock). 6 TO l and J.
left ~ post. Start bad. Ridden out by half
length Time. 1;515s.
BRIGHTON ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.