New-York tribune., 1902-07-08

-se fe,+1l-e OF the racing at Brighton Beach yes
.adav was he dead heat in the first race, between
,-boate and Keynote. OF course. the latter was
.,-ch the better colt he showed in the run-oH
.,d would have the first time save for the
,ors kind Of ride; but this fact did not prevent
-. 4rt=h from being Of the most exciting
imaginable :.
fz5-r f7v bows who had piloted winner
l-t,s+a vent out in front. and stayed there by a
-r.5a margin until the end. Keynote got on oaoIy
s,6 was allowed 10 swing wide around every turn
When the finish came little Yancy could haroIy
stick 10 the saddle But. on his own courage key
-o.e zar I'D in time 10 prevent the judges from
saving that Choate beat him. In the run or Kew
note left Choate far behind that If it had been
rror1f-r race he would have been distanced.
Dead heats are not common the turf Last
season not one was run in the East, Last week
Highlander and Dublin ran one al Sheepsheac
Pav and Yesterdays makes second
There are few horses in the country that can
hear Old England al six furIongs and none OF tne t
we're entered IN me thIrd race 81 SHOT and
looked i as # Josepha might give him an argument
b3t as soon as Jackson urged him bit the son Of
C5oldfrch drew without uuch efrorl anu " On
No horses have run more inconsstently this sea
son than those Of the Dwyers. francesca kept up
this record YESTERDAY by heating seVeraI Ialr
over mile and furlong ar the lloerai oous o.
GO 20 and Al t-a4 he four-year-od with rs pounds
M ran from last place into second. with 5000
ran like the favorite he was
THE SUMMARIES.
FIRST RACE-Apprentoes years and over 70 be
ridden by boys who have never won race ll-l0
miles GR'''iHf7 3 p
H vinggts choate by Needle MsddlsGn q
EafFi5ia; F5an5bse 5 br g keynote by chOr-
& ;ssaBsy} if5aBsy} 80 TEs out
2: oTs &c 20 @ to :, and d to and d S:an STss5 As5 Es6
o= ,zE-iiisr1s1 ; 10 and to /. start good
Time. I:43as.
-Dead heat. On the run Of Keynote won gauoPing by
80 lengths. in l52lz.
SECOND RACE-Malden fies and geldings; furlongs'
Mrs l. Curtis's B. T. EHlgenis Burch by &.
Ben srrome-7he Humber, 100 G7ur9sl / l5-3 .
Louise Els1on .CRedfeFo II So
s , C IS hs 10 20 and and t. L Fsss cha
Doyle, 100 70 and 20 70 l. Pink m 1o arr go % 20
DekabeT 100 0Connor Is % an5 70 l; 66 Sou5naia IT
aaa ss 70 !Pss odo5' is . j and to and i
ao Itan' 4snaiiy ~ by i lengths Time
THIRD RAcE-s-year-olds; 6 furIongs.
lF4n@ee Norss Bes qia Iis Ens55ae IA out
49sf94s: }emorss 10 Ios c1oRfePi9' % 81
@ ss;,.2s Msf 81 2s atss aPas 800 Is 70 ana snf
Cron s$ q @ 40 & 70 ao ana 20 20 ac ,9 ns az
oRicej. to Il to and Neither One. l0l Red
Tl'i Z icnsths ~ IS Tme, Tim 1:15is '-9' ''''
FOURTH RACE-Handicap; , years and over; II miles
G. F DV-yer's b. c. Francesca. by st.
Maxiu1-Frances, 102. (Sheal 12-j 81
,SGnes l23- % rt-onnorD = -
ROxsne :. 116. GFSedfern) 81 p
Homestead. los lJackson). o and Colonel
Bill ll3 lBullman) 20 1 and l; Slipthrft, 106
Burns ! and 1: Cuspidor, 103 CWonderly) ;
and !, Trigger. 81 Cochran. and TO l.
Ffnnan- "a Smith 10 l and - I. also
Start bad Easily by 3 lengths Time 1-5lss
FIFTH RACE-seIIins; 2-year-oIds; turlongs
:. E. SeaEran's ch. Dranatist, by
Racine-Rosebud. 11o---.---- -(BuIIman) 81 2E
Joe Cobb, IL. (3urns) ii 2-5
Fraukivu Q. 104 fRedfern} B-1 81
Maxus lo4 Cvronderly1 I s President. 1O2
fSheai l !; AmoFOus, 10T (F1etcherJ, 50
70 and 20 TO RAPID; 167 Smith. go 70 and 70
knight 1nz 90 ConnorD Is to 1 and to l. and
OIL IN the Can II COd0ml. 20 I and /, also
Start good Ceveriy by length and half Time. ll4]S
SIXTH RACE-selling; 3-year-olds and 1-1s
miles.
NJ MaIoney's z ohnet. by Conrad
Lucy P <. 106 ...--.--.. go. Cochran Il 2-5
Peninsula. 3. ia cksoni 81 -
Satire, i09- fWonderly) So 3-5
Carrier Pigeon. 81 CRedfernl, and s. and
Father Den. 81 ID O'Connor) $50 10 and y to also
good. Clevsry by length Time, I IS.