The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-07-26
CHARLES ELWOOD WINNER
CAPTURED THE BRIGHTON DERBY
BY SEVEN LENGTHS.
RigOdOn, the Favorite, Was Third
LavatOr Led All the Way i'm the
Aintree Steeplechase.

NEW YORK, July 25.-Before crowd of
10000 persons, ]. B. Haggin's Charles FL
wood galloped home an easy winner in the
Brighton Derby of 1000 at Brighton Beach
to-day. The Haggin horse was second
choice in the betting and admirably handled
by ONeil. Slave, from G.. NJ. Morris's sta
BILE, was played down from 10 to 1 to 5 to
1 and finished second, with the favorite
Rigodon, from the Keene's stable, third.
The Brighton Derby, which is for three
year-olds at one mile and a quarter,
brought out a fair field of colts. The
Keene entry Rigodon and Cardinal VOL
sey, was favorite, although Charles Ell
wood wa well played. Notwithstanding he
had a bad hoof. He went to the post with
cotton bandage on his his rorehoof. Only a
few moments were lost at the post and
they went away to good start. O'Neil at
once sent Charles Elwood to the front,
closely followed by Rigodon and Slave. The
Haggin horse led, passing the stand the
first time with the field behind close in a
bunch. Making the paddock turn, O'Neil
gave his mount his head and turning into
the back stretch, he was leading by two
lengths and going very easy. In the run
moved up to second place, two lengths be-
hind the leader, with the favorite third and
in distress. Passing the three-quarter pole.
Charles Elwood leading by five lengths
with Slave second. three lengths in
front of Rigodon. In the stretch,
Charles Elwood increased his lead and won
easily by seven lengths from Slave, who
was in turn one and one-half lengths in
front of Rigodon. The time, 2:05, was ex-
cellent: The Neptune stakes for two
Ormonde's Right and Pentaur Ormonde's
Right won by three quarters of a length
from Pentaur, who was fifteen lengths in
front Of Midshipman.
1iao CT n
won the Aintree steeplechase. Jockey
O'Neil carried off the riding honors by pi-
loting three winners. Summarizes
Topic, 1os eo'NeiD, n to /, Won; Petunis
100 (Gannon), 10 to l. second: Hazlewood,
III lRedfern); to ]. third Time los Bob
Of Wakefield. Ointment, Glad Smile, Gold
Tip and Hold Lad also ran.
Second-The Aintree steeplechase stakes,
about two miles and half: Lavator, 165
Gdenry). to 2. second i MAINTAIN. $50 Sssf-
feD, to /, third. Time, sos 2-5. illuminate
and Eopheone also ran.
Third-The Neptune stakes, six furlongs:
Ormondes Right, LOT (O'NeiD, to 10, won;
Pentaur. III lBurns), even, second; Mid
shipman, 107 Hicks), 40 to 1. third. Time.
lib. Bowler and Sir Garter also ran.
Fourth-The Brighton Derby, $4,000 adj
ded: One mile and a quarter: Charles Ell
wood, 1O6 (O'NeiD, to l. won; Slave, LOG
(Cochran). 5 to l, second: Rigodon 126
dinal Woisey, River Pirate and nlyria also
ran, Rigodon and Cardinal Wolsey coupled.
Fifth-One mile and furlong:' Lady
Potentate, IS Redfernl, to 2. won; Lux
Voorhees,, 100 (ONeiD. to 1, third. Time,
1852 4-5 Mackey Dwyer and DAILY also ran.
Sixth-Six furlongs, selling: Ascension,
lOS (Hicksl. II to s. won; Osgood. l02 (Wil-
40 to /, third. Time, 1:13 20. Our Nugget,
Forward. Baikal. Roue, General Prig.
Judge Fulton, Faranlass, Presentation,
Double Six, Interval, EIoem, Brunswick
and Locket also ran.
Jamaica entries for Monday:
First Race-Six furlongs: Yellow Tail,
Young Henry, 124; King Pepper. 1872; North
ern Star, 123 Astarita, 122; Operator, 116; G.
Whittier. IA; St Daniel al ~; Stroller. los;
LOG; Demurrer. los; Wealth. 104; Squanto.
second-One mile and seventy yards,
III, Satire, 10S; Water Tower, 107 Lord Ad-
vocate, Stroller, Belle of Troy, 106; Hyland,
Irish Jewel, los; Daisy Green, Sir Florian.
lO4; Messina, Ernest Parham 1903; Justice,
Frietchie. IS; Past Bob Hilliard, Sc; Gloche
dor, "a; Star and Garter, 81
Payne, Pentaur, Bob Murphy, Hazelwood,
Robin. 1l2; Tom O'Day. Ned Moore, 1o7;
Fourth-The Glendale handicap, for all
ages, one iiilie anu ohe iuIious. ftoendlp-
ton, lis; Andy Williams, ITO; Hunter Raine,
Lord Badge, w. r. Condor, 100; Daisy
Green, Sc; Tugai Bey 81: Athelroy, 80.
Fifth-Five and one-half furlongs, maid
en- two-year-olds: Highwind, Goldom, Don
nelly, Ned Moore, Billings, Berosa, liz;
Miss Shylock, M. Theo, Lagrue. Fitz Rosa,
Lagrand Gown, Diplomat, Fulmina, Gypsy
Ben, 100.
Sixth-One mile and one-sixteenth, three
year-olds and up: Yellow Tail, l12; Duke
of Kendall, la; Goldsby, Flying Buttress,
Roehampton, Ethics, Sheriff Bell The
Rhymer, Northern Star, Water Tower 10S;
Dom Paul. los; Disadvantage, 1O3; Colonsay,
1922 Blue Victor, SO; Merito, 81; Irascible,
Athelroy, Sc; Tristesse, 91.N
Seventh-Ffve and one-half furlongs
maidens, two-year-olds: Waterspout, Fern
lock, Tithonic, Pompano, Tom O'Day, SUM-
shine, Kingsboro, The Bowery, 112; Black
Socks, October Flower, Great Crossing,
Golden Mallow.