New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-07-12
RACING.
FIVE FAvoRITES WIN AT THE BRIGH-
TON TRACK.
WINNIE" o'coNNoR HAS a HooDoo-A
STABLE BOY RIDES TWO WINNERS.

WINNIE" o'coNNoR HAS \ HooDoo-A
STABLE BOY RIDES TWO WINNERS.
There Was no fixture on the card Brighton
Reach Yesterday but five fayorites won, and the
hig crowd had most profitable day OF IL at inc
expense of the layers. There was a deal OF en-
thusiastc applause over the victories Oh 'ne PuoI
choices, and much slappng of winners on the
back and altogether no more good natured cro"a
ever left a racetrack than that which journeyed
homeward last evening.
The only favorite that met defeat was Kittanning,
and he went the bad in the first race To begin
with. his number on the card was Is Ihat seemed
to fix him. for when leading the field he was
crowded against the rail by Baron knight ana
was so badly squeezed that OConnor got his 1901
damned and had to pull up. The stewards maze
some inquiries about it, but nobody was punished
as C'Connor did not seem wish to accuse any
body. Explorer came in on the stretch ana won
bv length before Baron Knight The winner
was backed down from 40 10 1 TO 10 TO l. ana MS
stable won small fortune by his success EH-
,,1orar.s dam Narouise was one of the gamest
mares that ever plates. She stood only a.
but she many good races at NeW-orleans ana
in the West.
port ROYAL was at odds on to win the mile and
= sixteenth race for three-year-ods and win
h. did by a length Atia. a 100 TO l shot, fin
ished second, a head before Peninsula, and gave
the favorite's hackers quite scare 1t Is not De-
yond the bounds OF possibility that Atilla might
have won had he not been jumped on and badly
s.ut down coming around the turn for home
Peninsula nearest, and is supposed 10 nave
done the damage; but for all that the Meddler
colt finished behind his victim and Shaw had 10
ride Port Royal out 10 beat him. There was a
good deal of money bet on Flying ButtreSs; pul
he never had chance as oapm 11d 70 mn SHUT
him after he seemed TO have got away wen,
The Keene stable is in good form just now, for 70.
following Port Royals victory, Ma'mselle. 81
I1eonards nlly landed the third race from lot
of tWo-year-old maidens. She had none too smooth
journey. but after the field had stralghtened OUT
for the stretch run Shaw put her under the whip,
eased up just al the last few strides Muzio
kicked AZ The post, and his race must be thrown
haved badly, and was put in the schooling class
hsndicap. Winnine with consnmnate ease by three
quarters Of length. Himself might have given
almost as bad odom's on Flying, Buttress.
Jockey. Not only did he ride fine race on Tx
plorer in the first race but he landed Fatalist
piloted by Shaw. The stable boy rode an ener-
Sete ana %sn timed d finish a and Won clever lever
have handled the mare better Par Excellence out
to take the betting puolic long time to ind it
out. Even at the close there was plenty of S to
simply played with the other fIlies and, when
lengths. Star of the West had good speed for six
furlongs: and then blew up.
the accident in the FIRST race He said that he
and that he would meet with an accident while in
horse That was exactly what ii happened er up and d
o'Connor thinks particularly able bodied hoodoo
Shaw and Rice rode two winners each.
THE SUMMARIES.
FIRST RACE-selilng: year-olds; furIongs.
7 s.. Fl.
Il. Mnsr,s Iq. C Explorer. by Prospector
H:s: :ss IT,: 81
Bernard 1o2 Cochran. 40 to and IL to !; Dark
Ass co % - 10 rPd 10 + 6 f2 SAVIOR VI s Gnd sa
@ IL 20 s s99 70 1o cT s 100 to 5n5 20 90 =, to
F Ia ITO Doggsto 60 TO ana 20 TO l. Kittaning
sonl 90 70 70 /. and Joe Cobb. CFIedfern,
ensth 4 Fine ioi also ran start good Driving by
SECOND RACE year-olds; Lie miles
}. r. Keene,s Il. Port Royal. by Kings
sss s%"ias ssss1 q
1gb ng 81 ls go 9do% and !? to and and
good. Ridden out by a length. Time. 1:4625.
THIRD RACE-Maiden 2-year-olds; So furIongs
j. r. keene,s b. III { M ;c By St
s GeaSIGsS i tse teGtsdn ii
Muzo ll2 G,andryl. Is to and to /: Jerry. 112
grnsl to "a ana % to & FSFham Lass 70 lo9 MS6oy
80 10 ] and - 70 y Tom Lawson ll2 Itice. 30 TO
I and MclaSimas IL Gchaels) 100 10 20 and 30 to
FOURTH RACE lightweight handicap: furlongs
AlBeTSTe Stables Rr, M "a, Wealth. by
s siis:@S ;sss;s$s 81
Essene. tOdoml. TO I md TO /: Himself 137
fBurns> 10 and To ]: Gulden. 116 LANDRY to
Gambling. ils CCochran), TO i and ? 10 l.
and Satire l2S CDoggett, 20 ! and . l. also ran
start good Easily by q length Time i:l415.
FIFTH RAcE-selling; s-year-Oids mile furlong
Garsons on. Fatalst. by KIsmet
9eiza . lvo-----.- tfSice) Id -
kalf . tShawl 8
Lone Fisherman, T. bl-----.--.-..fS hea) FL 81
a igs sy ana 60 to 2nd 70 to i Gou5sHsy q
ssels Z : {, SoPn saa
Start good. Driving by = length. Time 1924
SIXTH RACE-3-year- fIlies: 1 miles
The Pepper Stables d. T. Par Hence
By Kantaks-L.ady Pepper. 10. .(Redfern s. a
BESSIE Mccarthy. 11O. (Nonderly)2 81
BsrOuche. 10. .6Smth) I2-5
star Of the West, 10 C3urnsD 8 / 3 to =
Maud. Rice. 20 I, and Torch
light. 1lO fBullmsnD. l3 Start
good Easily by lengths Time, 1:47.
BRIGHTON ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY
FIRST RAcE-one and one-sixteenth miles