The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-17
FIVE RAVORITES DEFEATED.
TALENT UP AGAINST 1T AT
BRIGHTON REACH.
Oarsman and River Pirate Successful in
me Handicaps-Wotan and Duelist
Overlooked by Students Of Form-TOi
San and SabOt First at Liberal Odds.

The books got the bulk of the money at
Brighton Beach yesterday. Ten thousand
persons went there confident of picking the
card, but they came away with headaches
Five favoritcs burned up the public wealth.
There was stake event down for de-
cision. but the programme had filed well
and the racing was interesting. IL only from
q spectacular point of view. The only vic
torious favorite went over the plate in tn.
second race. handicap for all ages at mile
sid a sixteenth Oarsman, who has been
running some brilliant races lately, was tho
choice. opening at TO 5. but going back to
ITO 2. as Eugenia Burch was the magnet for
plunge that beat her price down from to
10 II to S There WAS also "a Wild rush for
Tribes Hin at IA to 5. T.. X. Thomas's Duke
Of Kendall going back to tens Rcdfern had
the mount on Oarsman, and he lost no time
IN taking the Belmont cast on to the front
Duke Of Kendall WAS beaten before the three
quarter polo was reached. so that he dropped
back quickly. Tribes Hill and Fugcnia Burch
raced together to the turn, where tn" latter
went after Oarsman IN "arncS,. But Rrdfern
let out a link and Oar'nian romped away.
Again Eugonin challenged in the last six
in winch the iavorte kept on, 10 the wire.
where he beat Fugenia by half length
in ~ rs, Tribes '!ill was third three
lrngths away and the same distance before
the Thomas colt
There WAS another interesting handicap
at mile and furlong for which John ".
SChorrs Injunction. carrying ~ pounds,
and giving away chunks OF s,hle weight, Was
the pick at 10 TO 10. Foxhall ketne's Stolen
Moments vert back to IA To ), and r.
thrfes RI" start killed the chances Of MIR.
Kesnes flly, ~ she was practically left, yet
she ran a magnificent race and finished third
Cohurn got River Pirate away Running and
never renQuished the lead, though pullman
had injunction close behind him all the way
handily and won by n length and a half in the
good time Of .jr -. Injunction had similar
advantage over stolen Moments. who might
have won with an even break.
The form players struck s,!ag in the first
race for tWO-year-olds at Bin furlongs when
at TO s. for the Deceiver colt did not nun to
his form. After Graziallo had run himself
into the ground. Hicks came along with
Notan. & to l, who had been trailer to the
head of the stretch, and after skilled bit OF
horsemanship won cleverly by a length from
Woodford Clny's Outcome, 8 to 1, who WAS a
head in front Of the Drake colt The time
was l:l4,
The layers held Toi San rather chenplv in
the third event for two-venr odds at six fur
longs. Offering as much as to against her.
Those who had played the daughter OF Pes
cara In her recent races q abbed this LIBERAL
price with avidity, the odds dropping to
other, good race. Higgins making the, pace
with her and driving her homo length and
a half before j. f. Madden's Golden Drop.
"a to 5. Two lengths away Mike DAILY un-
covered a good thing in Judge, so TO / shot.
J.. V. Bells Emergency, the, fayorite., was
was helpless. The time was 1:ls 4-b.