Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-29
ing and playing with Tyler the Humming
Bird. $4,000 ahead.

ing and playing. with Tyler. the Humming
Bird. $4,000 ahead.
Many of the bookmakers who did not have
a shoestrfng. but who got the use of other
peoples bank rolls, in some Instances
cleaned up as much 10000 Other lay
ers who did not care to take chance when
the meeting opened because of the former
success of favorites at the Beach concluded
to go on after the first week, when they saw
how good the game was. Including yester-
day, In 126 races As favorites, including u
at odds on won, while 81 were defeated
George Wheeiock and Henry Harris have
both lost extensively on the meeting, while
Jack Mcdonald has won all of S1000oo
Dave johnson and Jesse Lewisohn have also
finished with heavy gains. Sol Lichtenstein
did not book yesterday. but went to Sara
toga for short rest prior to the opening Of
the meeting at the spa Monday
The Brighton Beach Racing Association
has made money, even without the usual
revenue from the books. The attendance,
barring Saturdays and holidays, has aver
aged 1900 daily, with CD per cent in the
field. The associations dividends, while not
so large this year as formerly, are consid-
cred satisfactory.
When Chinchona won the first race yes
terday at Brighton Jack Mcdonald and
Jesse Lewisohn each won about S12.0oa.
Chinchona was pounded down to 13 to 5 at
the last moment with NJ. Ray. Henry
Hoffman, Dick Brown and George Boles
also backing this fast colt Pagets Mon
tanus was well played, too. by Charley Fox,
Joe Rose. Tom Costigan. Tim Daniel. Joe
Trunkett and Dick Doggett julius Frank.
Billy Hayes. Bud Meyer. II. X. Schaffer
Bob Rose and George Wheelock bet on st.
Estephe. Frank Tyler split $1,000 on Mer-
rick and John Coleman took Merry Belle.
The smart players preferred Lady Uncas
to Lady Amelia, In the second race the
former closing at to and the latter going
up to u to 8. Uncas was supported by Da-
vd Gideon. Charley Fox. John Fay, John
Walters. Jesse Lewiston, who wagered
s., 900: Bill Jackman and the combined
ri Era6 Nav N ha
and Ike Thompson stuck to Lady Amelia
and cashed. Aeronaut was good enough
for Fred Johnson. Dave Johnson and Billy
Hayes. Jim Davey lost $1,000 on Monet
and Dick Doggett had bet on Frontenac
Alex. Shields had one of the biggest bets
on The Mighty. who won the third race
Atwood, who was left at the post, was
played by Joe Trunkett Bob McGiven and
Joe Rose. Jack Mcdonald and Frank Sas-
sons took Thistle Heather, with Jerry
Lynch fancied by Joe Hayman. Louis Smell
and NJ. Manheimer.
Wheelock won 81. O60 on Au Revoir In the
fourth race. Joe Rose cashing a bet on this
horse at least half as large. Eugenia
Burch, who seems TO have gone back, was
backed literally by Jack Mcdonald, Gull
Holland, Al Stokes and Morris Stack. Pat
DUNES Devout lbst wagers fore Joe Hay
man, Charley Heney. John Walters and
Eddie Burke. Max Blumenthal and M. Ray
stood to win $1,000 each on Marmee, while
Caronal, who was played from Is to l
down to to 1, carried $1,000 of Lewisohn's
money.
While Chalfonte was the favorite in the
fifth race and won after his odds had gone
up from to 10 to to 10. Phidias carried
much more support, his price dropping
from II to to to 5. There was club
house commission of $4,000 on Phidias
who was backed by Wheelock. Dave John
son. with 5000; Frank Moore, George CAT
ferata and others. Ed Suite and Blumen-
thai each wagered 5000 on Chalfonte.
Louis H. looked upon as moral
in the last race, for the reason that Lyme
was up instead of the stable boy Hayward.
who handled him in his other races
Wheelock bet s., 600 on him, and so did Joe
Hayman, with Morris Hayman placing
$1,000, Blumenthal and Fred Eshner betting
81, 900 each and Charley Fox and Pack Nc
Kenna $1,000 each Tyler had $1,000 on
Lady Prudence. John Walters split 81, 500
across the board on Father D., who was as
much 100 to ! to win. and Morris Stack
laid against Louis H and bet $1,000 on
Father d. to show at S to l.