The sun., 1904-07-31
FIELD DAY FOR SYDNEY PAGET
HAMBURG BELLE, Tradition AND
CZARAPHINE ALL WIN.
vn.e Races ct the Owner OF These Horses
sII,sSO and All Arc at Prohibitive
Odds-steepiechas Easy for Lavator
-Big Crowd at Brighton Track.

sydney Pa get scored a series Of triumphs at
Brighton Beach track yesterday afternoon.
vhue the rank and file OF public bettors simply
looked on, as IL was impossible for them to sup
mort these winners at the prices quoted by
the LAYERS. The beautiful Hamburg Belle
Nv Hamb urg -Isiao. galloped of with the
Brighton Oaks. for three-year-old fllies. one
mile and sixteenth. She was prohibitive
feyorito at to IL. Then the two-year-olds
tradition, by Goldfnch-Reclare. and JON
ouil. by Watercress osette, ran first and
second in the Neptune Stakes. at six furlongs.
their closing price being l to g. Mr.. Paget's
third success IVES scored by the f1lly Cara
whine by Rubicon -Seraphin. In the first
ercnt, for two-year- -olds, at five and half
furongs, with to 5 against her. The three
raus netted Mr.. Paget sil.s5o as his share
of tine stakes and the purse. an amount that
was secured as easily as rolling of log.
1t was the closing day Of the Brighton
meeting and as there Will be no racing at
local tack until the Futurity Is run at Sleeps
head Bay on Aug. 27 crowd Of $4,000 turf
cnth.siasts turned out to see the sport. The
rrv,k was good and the weather just right for
a sdeligatful outing. The Oaks was a foregone
conclusion for Hamburg Belle. Under the
conditions OF the stakes she carried only lOe
pounds. and with Hildebrand up the combi-
nation looked formida BILE that only +. X.
Ihomass Dimpie and Mrs. c. Cochrans
Sonoma Belle were sent to tho post to contest
the prize with the winner Of last years
Fl,turity Early in the season Hamburg
Ie!le was Touoieo with osseiets. put trainer
4 i Joyner nursed her with his usual skill
and got her oaoE 10 her real iorh ior yester-
days race a.
At the start. which was a poor piece 81
business to say the least. Hamburg Belle was
standing sideways when the gate went up,
and as she broke hurrledly she bumped
Iimple, knoekng tne me mi1uniun pa III my eu. o,
ter s.rlue Inpoia' ny I,,,aasu us VIII S oS y.
nusul9s on .ne par. Va Ilnueo "nu. n"nouIk
Deiie soon iusheo ii,.o .he ieaueI snip anu thvn M
sa'4opea aiohs unuei "iaps. Al .ne iiiuu.e
oi tne oIeae. na. .vn a,.ns ~ 49, aH.e
win p'inp,e ma an. .ne .n .,as i"I
nyer On Mr noae .is , my W.h us xo :" a. ioI sne
oasheu up w. VIZ. .s sU To-. na.n ~ t'. DC.
sna ,', aosu, v. ~ pom. -.
niusoi anu .n., , ,hst .ha o-n,ra ..si,-sS, ~.
a"ay so ea, ,,, .". '.,.au.an, ". ha. S.m,
~, ,,p ,ras ron,. ana n,ada anotho- hsT
tor ,ha lad on the far turn on,v IN In va tha
d., to' eIir nav Nth bsr ror a r,nmsrt ana
thsn On awav with few wonderful bonnda
II was all over in the stretch. and Hidebrand
sassd Hambmr1 BeIle almost To a waIt NJ
the wirs where she won NV length in II7 TX
Dimnle kent IN her hard running and finished
thras lsnuths befora Sonoma RelIe Who
was last all the way and burned IN ton of
money wagered on her for the plaoe at to a
The winner pulled mn suspjciously, altbongh
It could not be said that she was really lame
But those who examined her in the paddoot
after the race Thought they saw slight indi-
cations of q rtnebone.
only the big plungers bet on Ira dition
and Jonomn IN ~. Nsn+,ns s,.ls. Thsv
took / to until the LAYERS shut them OF with
a more prohibittye price. e. r, Thomas
yoaday was backed well for the plaoa hut
some of the books aooepted nlaoe bet a an
Jonouil separately At ato6. Tradition who
Is one OF the hest fIlliea Of the wear took nm
1872 pounds. in cluding a three pound penalty.
This forced her to rive seventeen pounds
TO her stablAmate eisbtaen To ! n Folians.
bees Brushwood. thirteen 10 J. 4, Mc;fnni..
Botling and eight each to yoladay and James
McLaurhlin's Pasadena. When Caasidv let
them 90 PASADENA vas av.v runniru the
papet na,r heino allow IN beoip Rut a. IN.
turn H,Idebrand had taLan command With
Tradition whiI. Ion ouil vas mot Ysr hah,nd
A thew csra 49, to tbe wir. po,aasn tooL
Jonoui,un 80 80 ...La.h. -. y. .r.s g. ~.
dtion hut ths iatter vas rnnn IN o aasi,v ~th
Hildehrand iooL,ns h.oL A. ~ ~. r.
di,ion 80 ~, ~ - I..n
nnsh,ra - 49, ' 1870 ~, D. oosuu,' $500.
who haa. ra,ss 80 800
Tbo 80. o'1uay "N " N' '''
C,,r.uh,a a. ~. ="
.tere Sh,. - -. --...t ~ rIi
e,lv ,,a, nau sne n,oui', snu ene i.uolIoh
ninr ennpy nm. .o'eu WIN nei compShy, WIN
,.os ., ea'"s nuSs. Ss .nIso par.e oi 'enss' III
,e,o I % anu uiote ra' Uua "o' nun;
In sron. 'eso"u onu''e, NV 'ne p.sSe heau
20 ~ ho'o"n. 20 w '. Iai"onn. oo
ier,,.L "I'. M"o i'"oe 'ne curly paee' "u'
rha .;n. oa.N ,.,
,,i,." n.hiee i s.eepiechase, az eoout tmo
.",.'s 49,, wa. a's' ulisa' isiac.ory from pupho
n'.'Ins STANDPOINT ana was farce when
.ran rame 70 u, racing, mere were ohiy three
starters. }. W. Colts Lavator. with l84 pounds.
s 10y 10 laVoriIe, supported aimoss
usIeN .n,nt oy me heaVy speculators. ne
n.y.. an exercise eaiiop anu won puueo
w. ", 'eh Ieheths III 4.sl z-o' W. =. hayes
,".upa' ,a.u SECOND IN ImVoi, "h!keo nome Iolty
'eISass Tha an III iron, OF waiter ''eary:
r. ~. ~ n's, @ Leal oeltihe race !or the crowo
.nn "a ,ne nun sprint OF SIX 1urnones' Inc
snsou'a,lon se.u n,n narrowed down 10 ~. SUM-
- o'r rhRiaha ana D.. o. nomano sNouhter-
a., in, ior,ner win ruier up LOT the
,,' .,he since the sheepshead pay meeting
,,", vas she meolum ior great plunge which
.ueu ~ 1n .he oaus GOWN from 10 10 70 10
a'sol'e, WINE tOuhterpolse went paek
'Jn pn. eo 10 'Wos' Inc star. was i,leht.
o,a beu .Iocke' was ielt stahoihe' whie ootn
nnd ans'nhu a''I an anu .ounterpo,se oia ho1 ees