Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-28
BRIGHTON RACES.
Tiptoe Captured Produce Stakes in @
Drive.

Perfect weather for racing and card Of
seven races drew more than $4,000 persons
to the Brighton Beach track yesterday
afternoon. The star attraction was the
second part Of the $4,000 Produce stakes.
for two-year-od FLIES, six furlongs. August
Belmont was represented by two Hastings
illIes, Tiptoe and Bivouac. coupled at to
5, with w. F. Schuftes Zenap, by Florist
backed down to IA to 5. When the barrier
went up Bivouac was left at the post.
James r. Keene's st. Ursula, Is to 1. broke
in front and stayed there to the middle of
the turn, where she backed up. O'Neill
then assumed command with Tiptoe. but In
the final sixteenth he had to put her under
severe drive as Ztenap, who was hfndered
by the poor send-of, ran a superb race
and was gaining rapidly under the lash
length to spare in lib 40. Zienap had two
and a half lengths over Woodford Clays
Single Shot. to 1. who also closed reso-
lutely.
an equal favorfte with James r. Keene's
Lancastrian at to 2 in the first race for
maioen two-year-olds five and half fur
| longs. made a runaway of 1t. leading al
ways, and coming home three lengths in
front OF the Keene colt. The latter closed
up big gap in the stretch and nailed the
place from Delmore. to 1, by half a
length. The race was run In LOT 3-5.
Grandpa, the even money favorite in the
steeplechase who made all the running. had
such commanding lead when he took the
last jump that E. Heider drew fine finish.
1t was too fine for some of the spectators,
who got cold feet when Paulaker. Is 20 /,
with Stone up, began oyerhauling Grandpa
with every stride. At the wire Grandpa
won by nose. with Paulaker having thirty
lengths over Willie Shields Pious. 1G to 8
second choice. who ran bad race Black
Death, backed down to 4 to 1, threw his
rider. while Pathmaster. in the Colt silks.
fell. The time was Az.
A heavy plunge on Frederick Johnsons
Aeronaut, lowered the odds from to l to
II to favorite In the third event, for three
year-olds, six furlongs. He broke In front
and raced with H. 3. Duryea's Chieftain, a
40 to / shot. who chucked it up at the head
of the stretch. After that Aeronaut went
on about his business and won in romp
by half dozen lengths in LIZ Is. Druid,
backed down to to !. took the place from
Suffice. 40 to /. by length and a half.
Monacodor. so to 1, was a length away.
In the fifth race. for all ages at special
weights. with special Inducements for new
records for a mile. Larabie, two-year-old,
was practically left at the post although
there were only three starters. August
Belmonts Lord of the Vale. to 10 favor
lite. went to the front quickly, and under
an easy ride from w. Davis he won all the
way, running the mile in 1.41 Oxford. rid
den out, took the place from Larabie by
length.
Sydney Paget's Water Mirror was left at
the post in the sixth event. for three-year-
olds. six furlongs r. E. Watkins QuadrilIe,
to z. after long struggle with Platoon.
to !, took the race from the latter by a
length and half In LIZ 3-5. Platoon, who
might have won with a better ride. had a
half dozen lengths over Archie Zimmer,s
Hannibal Bey. 60 to shot.
After Spring and True Wing had made
the pace In the handicap, one mile and a
sixteenth. until well into the stretch, Nor
rison came up with Alma Dufour, an 8 to
shot. with such a rush that she was an
easy winner.