The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-29
Be0KIAKERS BIG WINNERS.
RING CLEARS UP $1,000, 900 on
BRIGMTON NETTING.
Boies. Achtenstein and Tyler ~ the Top
Of the .List--Jack McDsnald. Dave
JOHNSON and Jesse Lewisosn Also
Aheati-Father Bill Daly Cashes Bet.

| JOHNSON and Jesse LoWleOOn Aisu
Ahead-Fathor Bill Dsiy Cashes Bet
The Brighton meeting which CLOSES to-day.
has been the most profitable from the book
makers standpoint In the history OF the
track. In the big betting ring every layer.
barring q few who have conducted I. 2.
books. have made money, the ssgregate
winnings Of the Mete and the other chalkers
being placed At Si,O0O,000 for twenty-one
days. including Yesterdays operations.
combination Of books controlled by George
| Bolee, which Includes the states manipulated
by j. II. Beck. c. W. Emerson. r. Brewer.
p. Morgan and Boles himself. IL 9SO, 600 winner
on the meeting. Sol Lichtenstein y another
heavy winner at both booking and playing.
with Tyler the Illuminating Bird. $40 coo ahead.
Many Of the bookmsksrs who did not have
q shoestrins. but who got the use OF other
peoples bank rolls. In some instances cleaned
| up a. much a. go 900, Other Myers who
did not care to take chance when the meet
Ing opened because Of The, former success OF
fsvorites at the beach concluded to go on
after the first week. whom they "a " how good
the game was. Including Sssterday. In 10
races forty Ave favorites. including twelve
at odds on. won. while eishty-one we're de-
feated. George Whselook and Henry Harris
have both lost extensively on the meeting.
while Jack Mcdonald has won all Of $4,000
Dave johnson and Jesse Lewisohn have also
finished with heavy gains. Sol Lichtenetein
meeting at the spa on Monday.
The Brighton Beach Racing Association
barring Saturdays and holidays. has aged
asy S!s q Pss sSn' While not sa
lsrge, this year as formerly. are considered
When Cinchona won the nrst race yester-
| day Jack Mcdonald and Jesse Lewisohn
each won about sl2;coo. c!nshons ,s wa.
and George Boles also backing this fast colt
Paget's Montanus was we'll played too ri by y,
5Sas Fr s%i b!i HSt ssys :n Bud Meyer
on fsep dSse sna .p
On en-, hsrriok and John Coleman took Merry
to Lady Amelia. Ii, the Second race. the former
closing at ! to ?. and the latter Going , Up to
Ghs1sy os john Fspp
nan EasIn and the combined SlqshogSss ,,, Fred
stuck to Lady Amelia and cashed. Aeronaut
was good enough for Fred Johnson. Dave
on a NOD eS bss Dosst D sss ss
had do Of the be. ,s;s BET.
by Joe Trunkett, Bob McGiven and Joe Rose.
H TSs,e sh Jerr aneed
by. Joe Hayman. Louis sneh and M. Man.
Wheelock won 1900 on Au Reyoir in the
fourth race. joe Rose eashing bet On this
horse At least half as large, Eussnia Buroh
to lack Hs Haan
Al stokes and Morris Stack. Pat DUNES
eS, %s. for md 9 sds Msy
sasR ea sna t. win who
s os frYm IS 70 down "Tey to l. carried
While Chalfonte was the fayorite in the
nth race. and won aftsr his Sdds had gone
mp much ho more sup % price Isfrsn
SssF.d %b:sS By rsd asSs ys
sf1 Ssss sad 0'fs % . se6
| wagered o. 900 on Chalfonte.
Louis H. was looked upon a. moral"
up instead OF the stable boy Hayward. who
him. NJ: and go Joe
thsi And Freq Eshnst betting 1000 each;
John Walters split 1850 across the board
r STACK a. ssa fs
il: and bet 81 900 on Father D. to show at
Father Bill DAILY who has not been much
in evidence lately and who has not won a
for n G. n into 0n.1
sold for 8. 900. e 400. ~. McCssnerty. the
trainer Of the colt wing him with the usual
ssd shS" sssass DiSe
ming about 500 on the result The Sage Of
Hartford counted his winnings in the paddock
oseap
j. J. Walsh. before them. after the sixth race.
and hin him shs h s4a been find
s s ,cf ea n st the n start ana ns i
Aubuc hon having his leftleg severely bruised.
srrstie Major hs Pisek horse
stake i Winner and sold ior $4,000 st the ena
into n" the Selling platter class, where he pToyed
to be one Of the rankest In and cutters that
ever Looked through Sn pr. bride Rather than
ming in his name Dwyer concluded to get
i'd Of hin at any OLD a. price. and :, when Gold;
WI Vide 20 a. he could Cold viii take iSs' the
old campshlYner n to the winter s- tracks
viii BE- the sale 81 Bic ssbs
q racers. Guiding, the famous. Met hesney,
The sale will be held In the paddock an hour
IRE r. E. Watkins has turned down Jack Martin.
| Ever since certain poor RIDE, on st. BAlRne
| Martin has been In disfavor with Watkins
and f: X. Thomas. On Thursday Willie
| Davis had the leg up on Quadrile instead
Of Martini and also rode Lady Amelia yes
Lady Amelia's victory was criticized by
some as form reversal. inasmuch as in her
last race she was beaten by Aeronaut, an
| ordinary selling platter. But In that affair
| Lady Amelia was probably hampered by a
long delay at the post. which, with her heavy
| impost. injured her chances, She carried
| the same weight yesterday, while Aeronaut,
who ran unplaced, picked up fourteen pounds
more than when he defeated the Ben Brush
| mare. r go
Race King warmed up like wild horse
and the close observers hurried 70 the ring
to bet on him, But his race was Of different
| quality.
Jack McGinnis had bet on his mare Sweet
| Alice at long odds In the third event, and
! when she was sailing along In front In the
| run up the backstretch MGGinnis's face was
| the generalization Of delight, But when
! she blew up the young turfmsn turned sadly
Kid Mccoy came to the gate with an old
badge that lie had picked up hastily. at his
hotel. Excuses did not 20 and the Kid had
| to return to his abode for the real article
| The McCoys. by the way. have not made much
| of success as yet with their boosted turf
| venture.
Willie Knapp and Puddin Mcdaniel re-
| heated Thurgday'g 6llCce4a by riding two