New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-07-29
SIX FAV0R.TES FIRST.
BRIGHTON TALENT HAPPY
Sgsonby Reported Lame-Dpyer
Sells Major DaingerJfeld.

Although day supposedly I'll attended with
luck, the patrons OF the Brighton Beach race
course yesterday had a singularly fortunate
time OF It, and succeeded in hitting upon six
straight winning favorites.
In many instances. however. this return to
form was too late to be profitable and the
grandstand was filed with groaning regulars,
who elutched empty pocketbooks as they saw
the horses they knew all along were the goods"
winning without carrying cent for them.
The handicap. which took the place Of a stake
feature brought out a field Of more than or
binary merit for race OF its kind. and resulted
IN & sharp, well fought contest between Au
Revoir, which was an equal first choice with
Devout AFarfnee, Caronal and Buttons. The
distance OF the handicap was one mile and an
eighth
Smith succeeded In getting Marmee. one Of
she worst actors on the turf. away from the
pest and Immediately went out to blaze the
way. The mare lasted until the last eighth
pole when Au Revoir caught her. and. with
something left. showed her the way home
1&-uaee cid not stop. however. when collared.
t,ut stood or caronal and finished a respectable
hecond.
cnalronta q wen supported first choice. and
one sent TO the barrier at ODDS on had no difn-
Guilty In beating the three youngsters that op-
posed him IN a sprint Of three-quarters. Kur-
chevai was whipped all through the stretch. and
s.st managed to take the place from Phidias.
the second choice. by a head.
With Willie Davis instead OF Redfern UP, the
neettooted Lady Amelia succeeded In bringing
home l2G pounds first IN an ell aged handicap
~ ak furlongs She showed her well known IN
dtnation to quit after the last sixteenth pole
had been passed but as Lady Uncas, the near
set opponent, was doing likewise, she managed
30 last. and won by q scant length
curaousiy enough, Lady Amelia had the con-
Edence Of the stable and the betting showed
n She was sent to the post an IL to favor
ne Lucy Young was the runner up.
The Mighty. ST. Breeze and Jerry Lynch. all
hsrly good platers. had bout in the stretch
nat brought the grandstand up standing. They
were three IN a field OF ten that were asked to go
q mile and q sixteenth. and after permitting
Sweet Alice to race her head off they took UP
he running. and the result In doubt to the
bedding pole
Here The Mighty showed his head In front OF
St Breeze with Jerry Lynch only short dis
ance behind The winner was the best played
horse in the race. and was hailed as Hindoo
by the 'beachcomers' when he returned to the
stand.
II was reported yesterday afternoon az rrreh-
Ton Beach that James R. Keene's great three
seaT-oo colt. sysonby. starter in the Brighton
OeiD Ss 70 DC run To-Day. and looked upon as al
most invincible had gone lame
no confirmation Of the report could be OBJ
aimed al the track Since he won his first race
year ago, Sysonby has only once been actually
seteateo although he q dead heat IN the
Metropolitan with Race King Mr.. Keene CON-
hoers him the best race horse he has ever
fhLlp J. Dwyer has sold the great old stake
winner and money burner. Major Datnger6eId
Moses olohlatt. al private terms
Although the most notorious rog11e IN +bs
surt' MAJOR Daingerfeld is one of the horses in
re exclusive list Of runners on the American
UT that nave won 100000 or more IN stakes
nc purses and, for a performer whose past is
70 INDUSTRIOUS he seems to have drearv and net
wholly deserved future ~ '
He was bought by Mr. Dwver this srr,re- 90
ne oispersal sale Of the stable owned Jointly nv
NJ Miller and Mr.. Leeds. and was promptIy