The evening world., 1905-07-05
Belmont Mare, After Making
All the Running, Beaten
Out in the Stretch.
WINNER WAS AT 8 TO /.
Brighton's Opening Day Draws
a Sized Crowd to the
Track by the Seaside.
BRIGHTON WINNERS.
FIRST RAcE-Roseben (Even) I,
Lady Amelia Is to y 2, Bad News 4.
SECOND RAcE-Aiamansor "a to
y l, caloorahatchee us to y 2,
6acehanaI 8.
THIRD RAcE-Runnina Water
(even) I, Single Shot (even) 2. eou-
pied; 6aIIotta 8.
FOURTH RAcE-ort Wells (s to
~ I, Beldame "a to 81 2. Delhi 8.
FOURTH RACE-Ort Wells e to
~ I, Beldame "a to 81 2. Delhi 8.
BY FRANK w. o

BRIGHTON BEACH RACE TRACK,
July b.-Brighton began a twenty-five
days meeting this afternoon with an
attractive card, the feature Of which
was the Brighton Mile. The Distaff
Stakes. for t~wo-year-old hliies, was also
a feature event. but 1t did not furnish
a very high-class field.
In the Brighton Mile there was an ex-
cellent field, the race bringing about a
meeting between Delhi and Beldame.
Racegoers Welcomed the change from
Sheepshcad Bay. though there Is no
comparison to be made between the two
tracks In point of landscape beauty.
Ssieepshead far o~utclasses Brighton, but
after two weeks at one course. race
goers get track sore n long for a
change. The weather was fine n the
track fast. The attendance was good.
Roseben Wins Again.
FIRST RAcE-sl.: 05 added; for three-year-
olds and up: six furiongs. Start good. Won
easily. Time-l.l2 2-5. .,.-
Starters. Jocks, WITS. St. HI Fin; So. y;
RossbsE ii. io.Msli ia D J Z
iady -s News. Knapp liz s 5a s. 8 la,s
Jocund. Big Ben. santon. Head Dance AMI
ioueeI hiso an.
Roseben broke in front. bur was out
run by Lady Amelia. which made the
running to the stretch, followed by
Roseben and Bad News. On the turn
Roseben closed ground, ard, mailing
Lady Amelia in the stretch. won by
three lengths. Lady Amelia bea Bad
NGws a head for the place,
Ma. u..z., ELL
SECOND RACE+si.O 600 ADDED: steepie-
chase han .icap: four-yer r-olds and up: short
40.
Starters. Jocks. WITS. St, Hi. Fin. sir. n.
t:aloorahnt'ee r d'k 1855 5 s % Is 0
b1 Gate be,. ar n R aso Pagan ps sse' N II 10
jim Newmsn RED. white and Blue and
George Ksene also ran, h9gan Fey Nitrate;
George Keene fen. Rec. White and Blue end
Lintaen. coupled,
OF the ten starters in the steeple-
chase only five finished. IL was really
an exhibition OF higa and lofty tum-
bling. jan Newman led until he fell.
Then Pagan Bey led until he fell This
left Alamansor far IN front and he
stayed there. winning easily by twenty
lengths. Caloorahatchee. on whom Rod
rock was unseated early, but who 10
gained his seat and went on after the
fsld, was second. five lengths in front
OF Bacchanal.
stabls Runs One, Two.
twoo.senr,old fiiiics: $500 added: five fur
longs. Start poor. Won driviny. Time--l0 81,
starters. Jocks. WIS. St. HI. Fin. sir. RI
Rnnn'g Water. Lyne lio 2 q L. PIG
also IN. sinsi. shot snd Thinning Water
s!ns.e shot Jumped away IN front
They ran ih,- way to the far turn,
where Roadway droppea ~ OF ~:
Cousin Eve then stopped and Running
~ rlorr T,unninC Wafe- e'osed and won
BY a neck from SINCE Shot. who beat
Baliotta eight ienethn 70. the place
eeidams u Beaten.
.A soysIM nAs ssa Ss' g m'ss$ sa Ssls' s sss
- IL, nctt,,r.
s~tnrterA. Jocks. wits. 81 III, yip: SIR ri
s!|s E:' :s'; s':sI "A 3 a IL
Oxford also ran.
Beidamn jumped away In front, with
ort Wells. followed by Delhi ana OK,
ana made the running. followed by Orr
Wells, Delhi and Oxford. about a
and and z half separating each
hor5s. They ran this way for the nrs.
MA o,tisiii Sas bsstnnins % eet anxi-
ops on the mare. On the turn sperl!ng
sttn sitf{nk. quietly on ort Wells,
s"S ns| SsIe .n ss'd sh hs' .i irsS e Z sp 5sasss
1.fs hpsh ho cioped on neldame. and
o'Nelh cent 10 4 drtpe. Orts Wells had
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