The sun., 1905-09-13
BRIGHTON MAKES AN OFFER.
PURSE or $4,000 FOR SYSONBY
AND ARTFtL.

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Distance One Mile at Ten Pounds Below
the scaIe--.Jainaicn Tarin VIII Not
he Reduced Sullivan Clan Clean Up
with samuel II. Harris in Last Race.
G. j. Fitzgerald, general manager OF the
Brighton Beach Racing Association, an
nounced yesterday that he will make another
attempt to bring Sysonby and Artful to-
gether In a sweepstakes to be run at the 1ali
meeting at the Beach. which will follow the
session at Grayesend. Mr.. Fitzgerald VIII
hang up a purse Of $4,000 for race at one
mile. the weights to be ten pounds below
the scale, the only condition being that the
two star three year -ods must start. HAM
burg Belle and other good milers VIII pe
welcomed also. II their owners wish TO start
them. As Sysonby has not yet been turned
out for the season. and as Trainer Rogers
said the other day that Artful could not be
made ready for the proposed sweepstakes
at Gravesend, Mr.. Fitzgerald has hopes that
he will be able to pull on the big match AT
his track in response to the earnest wishes
of the racing public. II Artful does not
accept the issue at Brighton 1t Is possioie
that the Westchester Racing Association
may fall In line with an offer for match to
be decided at Belmont Park. But In spite
Of all the offers that have been made ana
OLner6 tnau may IOllOW ~ ID thO eS"S'e'
opinion among turfnen that Artful Will never
run up against the Keene champion. "
Is also probable that Trainer Rowe would
insist upon a longer route than one mile II
there should be chance to race Artful as
the Melton colt has been taking part In so
many long distance events lately that he
might not be able to do himself Justice AZ
the route suggested for the Beach
Secretary Edwards Of the Metropolitan
JonEay f'luh of Ianainu has laeueO
formal statement to the effect that there VIII
he no change in the admission rates at ms
track during the coming fall meeting. Inc
charge for the grand stand will be 81 for men
and $3.50 for women, with the field tarin ~
81. The field enclosure will not be such
vantage point as In the past. however. as the
Judges stand has been moved 1856 feet nearer
the paddock. This makes the unusually
short homestretch longer. although 1t brings
the horses who start in mile races dangerously
near the sharp lower turn. The new arrange
rnent will make the grand stand the best place
from which to see the finishes. so that II Is
believed there will not be the falling on In
receipts that would have been the case unoer
the former plan.
A similar change has been made at Belmont
Park according to Supt. German. VINO was
at Gravesend yesterday. The Judges stand.
which was directly opposite the clubhouse
during the spring meeting. has been moved
1870 feet nearer the middle Of the homestretch
while the whole track has been sanded as is
now lightning fast. This change viii be
boon to the patrons Of both stands. and those
who frequented the field enclosure In the
spring could see nothing OF the finishes ana
did not know the results OF the races until
the numbers were displayed on bulletins
opposite their stand several minutes after
the Official placing had been made.
Paddy Sullivan. Big Tins brother, leaped
for Joy when his Sir. Walter colt. named for
cal cal business. and we'll known as Terry
mspases tbe Biz
Circulated %Sais % on the boSery in the morning and
the the sRerts OF Biz Sitting Sodsy
came to the track hungry for the good thing
Mickey GrImmins, fom the sas gas, house ,6 s,, ds.
YyeP II eG1 When s Baron Esser another good thing
saay At the bens ery
%ctiovern's Si ?' midget brother. Phil. But the
sullivan good thing won and the coEks we're
uhplik uuntil the ceiebrators were Informed that il
was time g close up for the night.
Msrtene''e MsH Mase!fs May p him With
osr % ff1h for ths % svansv
the offer down. as he expects Monterey to be
rasSs Mays ar ~as said have bsen
made in behalf Of the owner Of Yankee Consul
Just before the, first race. when the field
stand was packed to the overfowing point.
there was loud explosion which caused
panic; panic sho.,- rs,,sd IN .,c,,ed follow who
made del" a rush for the back OF the stand. Others
took mp the cry. with the result that men and
women fell over the chairs In wild scramble
to get away. Several pinkertons scurred about
in u frantic attempt to discover the cause OF
the trouble, but it was not until John Cava-
nash the fact that sh Sow tire Of an aas
0fft' f. r. sehafier' who is still uncoverns the
brated his birthday by ,cashng solid bet on
Samuel II. Harris in the last race. He also
had big wager on sonoma m Belle in the I1 dfth
the dead line and tried to bet SIS on ,Larabie
in the. Flatlands the layers thought no knew
soihlnssM JockeH sMeDoneld led d was roundy scored by
the humane specta tators for the way he whipped
ycaday He laid on the 9s 50 Thick lex
The bookmakers' clerks and other en-
p9ySs have to be Fr
Employees p Association. The chief object is to
provide for the relatives OF member who
So a year, and in case of death the assess
snt dsnt y? Morrson rs treasSrer Max Hrsch:
secretary, s Jacob Munzngcr: board Of COVER
Kayerne and Jane Scullion
Asusual the first race got all OF the heavy
players in a busy frame of mind. Druid.
the winner, was backed to win thou sands by
j. England, Bill Porter. Frank Hayes, Max
Blu menthai. John Steiner. Jesse Lewisohn.
Enie Pearsall Aeck Shields. the lichten-
stems and Fiddle @ ponad al Ghsrlsy ,; Rensy
played D'Artle Nj. l.. Hayman bet $1,000
across the board on Brush Up. and Sam
Hildreth went to Luretta
mint of money was lost in the second
race on the Farrell colt. Clark Griffith. who
Pat shannon and all OF the rammany crowd
aboard. Eddie Burke and j. l.. Holland
thou ght they had good thing in LadyTodding-
ton, who had a world OF early speed. but was
evidently short. heney and Tom Costiean
terey, the winner. carried the support OF
Blu menthal. Porter. the Mchten stems. Pear
George Wheelook had IS 900 on Spring in
the third race the Lichtensteins also backing
the Atheling colt extensively. CiGarliRhter.
ho owever, was well backed TO beat him by
George r. johnson, Joe Rose. Leo Mayef
Wlnu Nomuh!. AN nm m uoor,y IL, +Lo