The sun., 1903-07-18
HIMSELF WINS THE HANDICAP.
DALY'S HORSE, ODOM UP. BEATS
TUGAI REY.
Bullman Lands Rain or shine I'm Front by
. Head-Ihc Rhymer Sncccssfui
Coed Thing--Dinah Sliad FIRST, at Long
Odds, at Brighton Beach Track.

Although there was no stake event on tho
card yesterday, the six over height races
provided some excellen sport mt Brighton.
where the perfect weather drew out a crowd
of 10 900 enthusiasts. Two favorites went
over the plate successfully, but three Of the
other winners were liberally played
Most Of the interest was centred in the
handicap for older horses at mile ard a
furlong. H. F. Meyers good three-ycar-
old W. r. Condor was asked to give away u
lot Of weight by tho scale, but he was backed
down to ia to s, tho same price ruling against
w. b. Jennings's Elliott The top weight
Articulate, opened favorte at to 6, hut
xeceded TO threes, rs Tugai Bey. who had a
big pull In the weights, was lowered to fives.
with generous play about Father Bill DAILY =
Himself 0dom up. O'Neil took Condor to
the front. where he pnckily stayed for "A mile,
hard pressed by Tugai B"y, Elliott and Him
self. Then Condor and Elliott stopped
under the strain and Odom rushed into the
lead with the DAILY horse. who won easily
be len 9Th and half in the rather slow time
OF I:s< s-S. Tugai Bey WAS second under a
drive, two lengths before Cogswell. 20 to |.
The value OF employing hustling rider
cap for two-year- -olds Mt ak furlongs. Bull
man had tho mount on S. A., Whites colt
Rain or Shine. by Rainbow-Highland PIll-
Nurphy's Baseful and fourteen from o. l.
Richards Race King. He was heavily
backed, closiu & favorite AT TO 5. while base
Race King CARRYING u chunk at threes.
Raoe King and Basefu ran neck and peck
in front to the head Of the stretch There
Bullnan drew his whip and after long; s"-
vsre drive he fairly lifted Ram or Shlne
over tho finish line. winner by Il short head
In. 1914 s-,. Race King also beat Basefni
Thorneycroft. with Odom in the saddle.
was a warm favortte in the third race, at q
mile and ,yteenth ent he e"6" Hna no, madn ttI tb
pace for three quarters of mile he gave
way TO The Rhyfner. backed down TO to |.
who won handtly under HGkT,s clever rn,S'r r'n",
two and . half lengths better than Lady
Potsntste. 5 TO /. with Ethics ana ,horh'y-
Shortoake was other Disappointing faNo-
rite In the 1rst race. for two-year,olds at slx
furlcns Tender Greit backed 1pTn WI ,bo be
Hnal sixteenth pole, where Burns put up q
strong finish or I. l.. Hravess Dlnah shad1S
lst TO I. and took the rnce IN dFlNs ny naIl y,
front Of Prince o: Elm so tol The time was
Z. B. Merran's Many Thanks. a widely
beatcn almost FROM the start Shc, got away
well. but had no speed and quickly dropped
O'Neil Redfern got Jacob Worth's Mamie
Worth. reduced TO TO O. away with Remark
able turn OF speed which resulted in a gal
looping victory ny three lengths over James
r. Kesne's Fucurita. 5 to |. who beat Our
Nugget. so to 1. by half length. The race
was run In lis AS
j. ii. Carr's Lelpsic. 8 to ? favorite, after
long duel in the stretch, won the last race.
FOR maiden thr-e-yenr- -olds at a mile and "a
sixteenth. by .hreo parts Of a length from
Hyland, played down from f1ves, while eight
lengths away King Carter. 100 TO / shot
captured third money from NUT Blanche
by nose Leipsic was ridden by Burns.
who thereby carried OF the honors OF the
day The time was lap i-5.
FlHSr RACE.