New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-25
BRIGHTON'S GETAWAY DAY
RACING IN ICY WINDo.
SalzateVa Wins the Billo1c and
Stalzcnrt the Produce.

iSfdl1CHrt me ITOdHCt.
With the running of the colt division OF 'ls
Produce Stakes. for two-year-oids and the bno'
the last in rie Seaside Handicap serial the a1
tumn meeting Of the Brighton Beach hacnns 70
ISOLATION to end yesterday ai'ei"
The racing public said goodby TO the little summer
Enclosure by the with chattering teeth ana US
that blue the shiverfng caDoaGss n, a.
adjacent lot 1t may be colder at Aaueou..' W."
al eleven day meeting begins tomorrow diteih'o"'
but II r. safe TO say that the army cannot suiier
more keenly than yesterday. when winuy "iiu'
whistling shrll with wrath. penetrated every hoOA
and corner OF the stands
As for the racing itself IT was Of better so''
thnn getaway day usually provides. and In the Two
stake affairs there we're evidences OF class anu
remnants of quality that are few and TAR between
in these lean and hungry days OF the turn. i"ie
of the seven starters In the Bilow Handicap NJ
one mile and a quarter furnished one Of the pref
test and most stirring finishes that nave pc"
seen months. The Bow Is for the oder no'S ,be
ord,narY group of end-of the-season performers by
the presence OF the fast stout,hearted IItte fIIv
Saivatea, W b. Leeds's Hurstbourne which ma. nsT
habit OF st2pp1 9gIo at and t%o or three other
campaigners whose racing has removed mem tIS
had slight pull in the weights over Eugene ,ls,
BuTeh ana an Hics and Lead and the latter rounds
made up principally Of George 0dom 1J LIS
second choice at . As much as Ito 10 was
ohtainabe against The chance er down the stretch
around the lower turn and well into the back.
sherm Bel and Rghtfu could not follow IT. and
the rest were all kept gaioplng end TOOK the lead
and at the next turn he was joined oE t5ic1s
BHIch one of b fantastic finishes whipped saliva
tella alongside. and the three ridden C almost
af OF aIi certaiR which had Won until the
o mTs no NUMBER were run up These placed saliva
tea first Eugenia Burch second and Hurstoou1 ,
run in the very fast time OF 200 - The pace Lux
Casta had set for hersef ,a Killed her at inc
William mn G Whitney's regret at having included
must fng have been qGickened when the yCungster.
CARRYING the jacket Of T. X; Prnds;ce Stakes
reserved colts like real stake horse covering 6
times for the distance made at the meeting stai-
wart was fayore at to H. ana to dtb frte iS
and OF these Kohinoor was added altsr tLf pro
sraTne n1 had an Excellent chance and he carried
many heavy commissions. RedYern took no cnlc -
Sarriep ON even terms With Dick Turpin he sent
pirn rigbt eIona and the two raced heads apart
M ib head Of The stretch where Dick Turpin gave
wav TO Orthodox another Belmont castof Stal-
Tats nS with S" Dick Turpin short half length away
Kohinoor succeeded Ia beating Gold Dome. the only
Three OF the five starters the Chantily stee2le
stance OF one another. and for a moment II looked
very serious for Heder who had gone do~ n W aI
fair and square the next instant Although ne
~,ts and Was around in the paddock hour
later The second choice Enright. won from Judge
phillips the favodte. almost in a wa h Bernhard
remounted Gypsic and finished third.
o In ah hs Rs Ton 5oF Fnef Roger
home at the fancy price OF to / Rob OBJ, Roy, me
end in cav selling ag IA ,h t ss Ees PG
handicap ,'i at SIX furionss:
SUMMARIES
FIRST RACE-Msd-n 2-year-Oas. 6is furIongs
s! betting F.
" IsSaor ssSSs b1aoresss 1%5TaIls3 81 q
LADY Lad ii &iithTgi i6i o. jones' 90 Ii
.. The 30 Hs"s 90 s lS oSf and 1z l
~, and 20 10 i IL GAY I5thars ITO cochran 10 to
and sir Carte IC7 'ffern 10 70 and r5 to
i07 Cfoi-.eT5 10 and and TthOnic. 10 tIilg
driving sIfs} 10 Tine FL i i:o5,' to 'O 1'
SECOND RAcE-rHB CIiASrrILY sTEEPLECHAsE
HANDICAP: years and about 2is miles
E c6oqSs5. , ss go
Casa sS 49, 9 Il to 10 and TO and ESR
s PsnP' so i1S NV pulled hsdsT 3 aple 'R in IN,
betting. tell. rem0unted and finished third
THIRD RACE-TIIE PRODUCE STAKES: second half;
colts and seldinss; clds; furIOngs.
E Rhsnass fn saiT Rs,.I by so Ia
6f5a09 fapl6 100 G H61ar5 = II
ndSt GS 2 90 TO to aha ana 10 'q a qs
Start bad Won driving Time. 1:1s 81
FOURTH RACE-THE SEASIDE SERIAL. HANDICAP
3 year. IL niles
W. A Chambers b. z Salvatella by
CaldrOn-SAlvacea. .. @. .... tRettsrrl - -
Eugenia Burch- 3. l0s. CEficksl 10 Il
Hurstbourne. B. 113.-......-..-..-tO dorD s. %
Bell g. % 90 Briea). to 1 and T. stamp
Ing Ground. s. 100 uIissinsl TO and even: Rghtfu
100 q. JCnes 20 ] and l. also start good
Won driving. Time. 2:04is-
FIFTH RACE-seiing; years and over: lie miles
G ponlno Mere Hill j. ,os SFuueT, FL -
Gaviota. g. % tMesde} 6o1 20-I
Locket T. Erter'l ) 6O-l ID
Mary Street 3. 20 (Callahanl. 10 l and J. Baikal
1Mch2els). 20 Ethics. J. 1US
RAM 10 and to 1: Hyand. = los Fraschl. - 1
and TO J. Cottage Maid 3 1O2 (Boesen). and -
10 l. Conundrum. > lt5 IReifern) and TO 1.
poor Won easily Time, 1:46as
SIXTH RACE-Hshweixht Handicap. years old and
over; furlOngs
g I. B. II. Boy. by St.
SavtoUr-Orlie. T. l2S.-.----- tOdOm I IL 81
Confusion. ;. 1oS ...-....--.- dIissnsl s 81 IS
Ice Water a. IL. CMulholland). II 10 and 5 TO 1;
IrgOld. .. 10 (FuleD. and 3 =: Ascen-
son, 4. ,Hcksp. to 1 TO =; Paul clifford 5
(AIichaes o /. 3.
fern. 10 and to 1: Elsie L. =. g. Jonesl.
IL to and @ 20 l. Young Henry. s. 40 McCuel. TO
and l. Brigadler O. 49, UiOar. I to 1.
wealth. 3 tBullman). II 1 ard TO J. aI4o
ran start COED. Won driving Time. 112 as Left
at the post.
AoUEoUcT ENTRIES FOR TOMORROW.