Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-09-13
RACES AT BRIGHTON.
fagets Colt Diamond Captured the
Produce Stakes Easily

Ihe fall meeting of the Brighton Beach
facing Association opened with auspfcjous
weather and a large crowd at the beach
track yesterday. The feature was the first
half of the $4,000 Produce stakes. for two
year-old colts and geIdings; distance stx
furiongs. Sydney Paget scratched both
Woodsaw and Tongorder, leaving the
Hastings colt Diamond to carry his con-
splcuous colors. But Diamond did not
eaten the Fancy of the wise men at to 2,
for James R. Keenes Wild Mint and John
w. Schorr's Jack Lory were made eouaI
favorites at u to 5, with Bed0uin nIaved
Down to II to s. Owing to the angle from
Whicn the crowd looked toward the barrier
the the h seart seemed to give Diamond much
OF fact the field left the gate in unison
Diamond, however. breaking much faster
imam the others and rushing into the lead
thrao t Ialr4 galt: he opened UP gap of
tnree lengths, with Bedouin and Wild Mint
1oloWlng him close together and the Others
strung out At the turn Bedouin dronned
back, and Wild Mint made bold attempt
to get up. But Lyme Rugged the rail win
the Paget colt, who never faltered and
came nome handy winner by length
ana a half in Lib 1-5. Wild Mint remained
IN the place, three lengths in front of Jack
Lory, who beat Bedouin length
Although Fred Gebhard's PuIsus won HE
last race in gallop. he was allowed to go
back In the betting to to /, in the handi-
cap at mile and an eighth. Dekaber and
10 to and 16 to B. respectively. Ostrich.
100. was hot tip. falling in price from 10
to 1 to Fights, while Rosetint receded from
10 10 10 4 to L. II. Phillips made all the
running with Pulsus, who is a greatly inn
proved colt. and won handiy with him by
half length in the smashing good time Of
l;ol 80 only three-fifths of second slower
the runner-up all the way took second
money from Dekaber by two lengths,
Rosetint ran her worst race of the wear
and was last
hrst event, for three-year-olds, at six fur
longs, won handily by three parts of a
length from Duchess Ollie. to l. who led
to the stretch. John Sanford's Adriutha 10
to 1, was third, two lengths behind. beating
Ancestor half length in a drive with
Wotan head back. The time was 1.13
Walter Cleary backed down to 2 to /.
showed much of his old form in the steeple-
chase. which he won in gallop by fifteen
lengths after leading from start to finish
Flying Buttress, the 8 to favorite was
caught in the run home on the fat and
beaten length and half for the place by
Paulaker, a 20 to l shot. The time was
4 26 %
The fifth event, for maiden mares and
FLIES. at mile and a sixteenth, proved to
be the most interesting race of the day
August Belmont's Bridlepath was the choice
at II to 20. Lyme who had the mount, let
Fred Gebhards Mutt Blanche to l, and
Rosie Dinham. IA to ], go to the front for
a spell of heartbreaking pacemaking. But
when he let Mr.. Belmonts Octagon flly
down at the head of the stretch he found
that he had to deal with II. J. Morris Char
ter 5 to l. who had closed from behind
Redfern put up powerful finish on Char
ter who won by nose, with Bridlepath
beating Mutt Blanche a scant length. The
time was AS 10
s. S. Browns ThirtyThird to 1, made
a runaway of the last race, for two-year-
olds. at five and a half furlongs and came
home, buck jumping, with five lengths to
snare. in 1.o7 3-5 John W. Schorrs VI
dalia. Is to l. beat Brush Up, 16 to 5 favor
lite. head for the place. Five favorites
were beaten.