New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-26
THE PRODUCE FOR KUR0Kl
RACES TO EASY VICTORY.
IsraeEte Equals Worlds Record
at Brighton Beach.

Racing that without exaggeration or Qualih-
cation might be termed really brilliant marked
the opening Of the Brighton Beach Racing As
sociation's fall meeting at the track by the sea
yesterday afternoon. In spite Of a radiant au-
furnn sun the weather was cool. almost to the
point OF being disagreeabe. but 1t had little or
no effect on the attendance. The popular little
Enclosure held the same old fashioned thTons
which gathers there regularly each opening
cay of a meeting Only two favorites rewarded
the zeal of the untiring form players. but the
success Of a number of well played outsiders
balanced matters I'D, so that at the end of the
day honors were easy between layers and
players.
The fourth running OF the colt and gelding
division Of the rich Produce Stakes, for two
year-olds at three-Quarters of a mile, served
SIS the feature of the afternoon. although there
was steeplechase over the short course and a
handicap az a mile and furlong that attracted
horses of more than ordinary ability.
OF the half dozen youngsters named to start
I'm the Produce Veronese ard Belmere were the
only ones to decline. and their absence was in
measure atoned for by the addition Of the
oneck Stables colt Benevolent
James R Keene's Kuroki. although maiden.
had shown such improvement in his last pre-
vious effort that the public turned its back on
the alluring prices offered against the chances
CT the other four starters and accepted to 2
against the son OF Commando without much
hesitation Accountant. the top weight With
124 pounds. and Benevolent with 116. were
equal second choices at skies
With 100 pounds Kuroki was In receipt OF
weight from everything In the field, and for a
moment 1t looked if he needed all the con-
oessions that were coming to him, and more
too. Knapp APPARENTLY took his time about get
ting him away from the barrier, and when the
field left the chute he was last, with Benevolent
blazing the way at q clnking pace. When
Kurod once settled into his stride, however, 1t
was all over. At the head Of the stretch he
had assumed a commanding lead and won as
ne pleased by couple Of lengths.
BeIlsnicker and Tnquisitor had It hot and
heavy for second honors. the former finally out
gaming Mr.. Millers colt and getting the de-
cision by a head.
C. E. Durnells Israelite the odds on choice
for selling race at one and one-sixteenth miles,
not only beat his field In hand gaIlop, but
eoualled the worlds record of 1:44 3-5 for the
distance made by Glassful as three-year-old
In 1903 at Washington Park. Chicago. Curiously
enough. both GIassful and Israelite carried 101
pounds each, Israelite broke the track record
Of 1:444-5, made by Hyphen in 1902
The experiment Of rating the chaser RonAra
was made In the steeplechase handicap and
s'1i1aiA AMY. ernest Heider placed him
In behind Buck oDowd, the favorfte and 1rb.r
The aged son Of Buckmaster tired under n.
lmpost OF 100 pounds and dropped back Ron-
hre went to the front and won by three or rour
lengths from Gansevoort. Rutfl's r2et+1a. -
smashing race after hitting the LiverDoo, On
pcsite the clubhouse terrific rap. and e,ts,..
g respectable third ~ 0-4u Ahsheo
I. i, L Watts colt Don Royal, with 1o2 mounds
oh nus PACK and 10 to quoted against his
cnsnees. won handicap at one mile GA LIS
9SgnLn al the expense Of such good horses e al
ta1o ps Eugenia Burch and others Cans
gave 49,, i,, niue morse with 126 pounds up
aeverrneless He was off none too Wei a NE
Mn,a,. vas q contender. Eugenia Burcb and
-Aglis,edr Seancaire were the runners mn
both Bivouac and Kiauesha, post i'm =
800 were 4eft at the post in their respective