Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-23

NEW YORK July 22-Capt S. s. Browns
Accountant, quoted at 20 to l in the betting,
won the SIS, 600 Brighton Junior stakes for
two-year-olds six furlongs, at Brighton to-
day, defeating the favorite, Pegasus, by
length. Pegasus, who has been up at sara
toga for the past ten days with II. T. Whit
ney's horses, worked very fast trial, ana
was shipped down to Brighton especially
for this rich stake. He opened at 10 l,
but the weight of money soon forced his
price down TO to 8. at which inquire he
closed.
After a short delay they were sent away
to a good start. Pegasus was first to show
but Oyama, from the Keene stable. took
the lead and opened up gap of five lengths
In the first furlong, but in making the
turn out of the back stretch he ran out
and finished last. Meanwhile Martin grad
ually worked Accountant up, and In the
stretch was in front. He won IN a hard
drive
Wild Mint scored an easy victory In the
Seashore handicap covering the one and a
quarter miles in 2:0o.
Coligny won the Brighton steeplechase.
Jockeys Burns and Oliphant were sus-
pended for the remainder of the meeting
for disobedience at the post. Summaries:
First race, five and a half furlongs-Chalfonte.
l02 Baird o to 10 and l to 3. won; Masterson.
lo2 W. Knapp, to and to 8 second; MOI. Mon
Tine !. OF rs Mullins, Meddling Daisy. Hallow-
mas Cinchona, Chandos and Veronese also ran
two c and one a half milesCeiigny. III o. oBrlen
. to 5 and 8 to 3, won; Hyfas. 147 DRay,, to s
and to second mir. G5andR PINE ISL g. Heid Maiden
and Cheiro also ran
Third race, the seashore hsndieap: one mile and ,
5 to s, won; Buttiing, 104 (Burns), to and
to s. second; Blandy, los CIV: Davis, 6 to and 2
come, Eugenia Burch and An Reyoir also ran.
Fourth race, the Brighton Junior stakes of $40,
i and to /, won; Pegasus, 1o7 (Hildebrandl. to
8 and to 2, second; Don Diego, 125 lW, Davis.
Kttredge' Albert f., Timber and dyama also
Fifth race. selling; one mile and "a sikieeninr
kuss 80 80 ensPp p and % to
nce SO (diller), 10 to ! and TO ], thltd; Time;
1.4S 20 Salt and Pepper, Ricardo, "horler and
sixth race, six furlongs-Frontenac ia !M"rri:
SOM, 10 to ! and to l. won; Lady Amelia I26
Vale, i2b (w. Davis, u to and 5 2 ]. third
Tine LIS 8-5 Jake Sanders, Mad Mniiah, sly
Biide Wotan, Aeronaut, Druid and Dreamer also
Latonia Summaries.
CINCINNATI. July 221First race. Ga fuIonssn
Ham. 10 to g. third. Time 1.25 ss. All Scarlet.
Gil Jim Douglas Neryat9r Federal .,. sernlee
Second race / mile. selling.Hayiland, lo4
Radtke) to 2 won; Red IL Leaf t, 1oi ,Nicpl) to
third Tine l.42 a5. Matte H.. Florence Fonso
and Jim Collins also ram. n
s to 8. won; Two BiIis. 10 NicoD, 10 10 10. sec
ord; Ieta Duffy 107 e. Walsh, IL to 1, third
Time 1O2 2-5. Concert also
Fourth race, 1-16 miles-Reservatfon. JOB ".
Wslsh) to l. won; Alma Dufour. 112 tLarsenl,
s to g. second; sCoruscate, 100 tNicoD, 10 to 9,
third. Time. 1.49 1-5 Ara and Intense also ran.
Fifth race furlongs-Field Lark loo (Van1er-
bout, 8 to ., won; Attraction, Jos tHalD, to ],
second Inspector Girl, 105 lCheathaml IL to /.
third. Time 1.o3. Tinker. Floss s., Santa Lueia.
Galleta and Rezia also ran. -
Sixth race IA miles-Joe Rose. es (Radtke), 10
TO B. won: Hot 102 (Robinson), TO !, second;
Helgerson, 8s tMcIntyrel TO /, third. Time,
2.37 2-5. Grand vitesse. Roger Saith. Watereure
ard Gracious also ran
Delmar Summaries.
ST. LOUIS. No.. July 22.-First race. nse AID