The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-08-15

Beat His Record of 2:O0 3-4.
 New York, Aug. 14.-Seven thousand spectators to-day saw a splendid series of contests at Brighton Beach, in which the best trotting and pacing records for
 the season in races were made. In the first race of the day, the 2:1o novelty
 trot, Susie J. won the second heat in
 2:06A, and in the special race between Prince Alert and Anaeonda the former paced in 2::Oss1 1za. The best previous rec ords of the season in races were The
 Monk, trotting, POT and Dan Patch,
 pacing, 2:03%. The fastest time of the
 season made against the watch by Dan Patch, 2:00&, was duplicated. ..g: It was the gala day of the grand cir cult meeting, and but for rather stiff breeze the pacing record might have
 gone. n% The 2:10 trot was the opener, and be- fore the first heat Fereno sold at 30 to
 30 for the field. Aggie Medium had the
 pole. Louise Mac took the lead, with Fereno at her wheel and York Boy
 within striking distance. The race was
 close, but Louise Mac was never head->
 ed and she won by two lengths. In this
 heat Susie J. finished seventh, yet she was an even-money choice for the sec
 ond heat and with the word she shot off to the quarter in 31 seconds and to the half in 1:011s, with York Boy and
 Fereno fighting 1t out for second place.
 The favorite came home six lengths ahead showing up in 2:06R., York Boy was a six-to-five choice for the third heat and after Alright had led to the half he went to the front and the race
 was over, though for second place Colo
 nel Cochron, Fereno and Alright finish
 ed heads apart.
 The Brighton $5,000 purse for the 2:10
 pacers had a big field, yet Twinkle sold
 for $100 to $1S0 for the field. Don Derby started out in the most sensational
 style and led the field to the half in
 1:o1A and came home in 2:O6, with Ter race Queen three lengths back. He was
 now the choice at two to one and led
 again to the half in 1:01A, with Joe Pointer and Twinkle Tapped. The trio had the race between them, but at the
 distance pole Twinkle shot to the front ! and won by an open length.
 It was now 100 to 60 on Twinkle, yet it was close call and she only won the
 next heat by neck from You Bet, with Joe Pointer close up. In the de- ciding heat Twinkle had it all her own way.
 l The talent laid 100 to 25 on Prince Alert against Anaconda, and though as
 a spectacle it was pretty, the race was hardly ever in doubt as the favorite led all the way in each heat
 ] For the special event it was announce ed that Dan Patch would go against
 his own record of 2:0o& and Star Point
 er's record of 1:59A. He was aceompa- nied by two runners and paced a splen- did1y rated mile. He went to the quar- ter in :30A and to the half in 1:00A. I The three-auarters was paced in 1:31,
 and he came home without pressure in
 2:00%, equalling his record.
 l For the 2:24 pace, novelty, the roam
 gelding Albert was the choice at even money for the first heat and he had an 1 easy time beating a poor field in 2:1t1s. 1 For the second heat Orrin B. was an even-money favorite, but Free Advice
 made a runaway race of it, winning by
 six lengths. Dick Wilson was three 1 to-f1ve on favorite for the third heat, but it was won by Orrin B. in the slow time of PISA The summaries: l 21 0 Class-Trotting-Nove Race--Purse i $1,50o-Horse winning fastest heat wins first money.
 l Susie J.. TO m, by Jaybawke- Million
 l aire. by Sorwood (Titer. ......... 1 TO {: Louise Mae. oh m, by Little Cor
 poral HowelD ...:...:....:.... 1 TO 1 York Boy. g, by Wilkes Boy (sny- der) .................. 8 3 i ! Fereno blk ID Benyon). . ? 3 3
 Colonel Cochran. b h fGeersl. .... 10 2 , Waubur, g g (Saunders). ........ $ 4 5 | Artezella, (Spear). ........, 4 7 6 Alright, b 6 tDemarest. .......... Q 9