Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-29
SIX FAVORITEs IN FRONT
Au Revoir and Lady Amelia Won
Handicaps.
FIRST RACE

FIRST RACE
Cinchona, to /, won.
Montanus. even place, second.
ST. Estephe, even show, third.
SECOND RACE.
Lady Amelia, IL to s. won.
Lady Uncas, to / place, second.
Frontenac, to show. third.
THIRD RACE.
The Mighty. to l. won
ST Breeze, 10 ! place. second.
Jerry Lynch, to 10 show, third.
FOURTH RACE.
Au Revoir to 3 won.
Marmee, to l place second
Caronal, to show, third.
FIFTH RACE.
Chalfonte, 8 to TO- won.
kercheval, to place second.
Phidias, out show. third.
SIXTH RACE.
Louis H, 8 to 10, won.
Binderton, 3 to 1-pace, second.
Father D., to 1 show, third.
Six first choices surprised everybody by
winning the races at Brighton Beach yes
terday. In view of the vicissitudes suffered
recently by the public, this sudden triumph
of public form was the means of creating
the belief that there may be a change for
the better in the near future. Fully Il, 600
persons were on hand as usual and the ring
was kept busy with a volume of business
that was source of much profit for the
crowd.
George c. Benefits Au Revoir. who clos
ed equal favorlte with Devout at to .
picked up l26 pounds in the handicap at
nine furlongs and won easily by two
lengths. He received a splendid ride from
Willie Knapp. who waited with him in a
nice place until the far turn was reached
where he cut him loose. 1t did not take Au
Revoir long after that to run over Marmee,
to l, who had been In front from the
start, and at the end the Bennett horse had
two lengths to spare in 1.53 1-5. Marmee,
who received fourteen pounds from the win
ner, took place money by three lengths
from Caronal, backed down to 8 to 1, with
Buttons two lengths back. Devout and Eu-
geria Burch, who We're played well at fours
were disgracefully beaten
Lady Amelia, who was beaten in her last
race after a long delay at the post. was
an II to favorite in the handicap at six
furlongs. She handled 126 pounds as II it
were a feather, making all the running as
usual and winning. ridden out by three
parts OF length in :13 1-5. Lady Uncas
backed down to to ], who was in receipt
of twenty-six pounds from the winner, ran
second, a length and half before Fronte-
length out of the money.
Cinchona, who ran in the name of Mrs. D.
S. Dryer, and an equal favorite with Sgd
ney Paget's Montanus at 3 to l. made a
show of his company in the first race. for
two-year-olds. five and a half furlongs
winning all the way with length and a
half to spare at the end. where he was
timed in 1O7. Montanus had firm hold
on place money, as he finished half a dozen
lengths in front of ST. Estephe, to l.
Kansas Prices Belden was close UP.
A poor lot faced the barrier In the third
race at mile and q sixteenth, The
Mighty, to ! favorite, bringing home the
money In drive. He was we'll handled by
Mcdaniel, and beat ST. Broeze, 10 to 1, by
length. The latter just nosed Jerry
Lynch. to 2, out of the place. Sweet
Alice led for three-quarters of a mile and
then chucked 1t up. The time was Al.
AS Phidias gave seventeen pounds to
Chalfonte in the fifth race, for two-year-
olds. six furlongs. there was a heavy
plunge on the latter, who was hammered
down to to 10. Phidias went out with
Cassini to make the running, with Willie
Knapp lying third with the favorite When
Phidias began to tire Chalfonte passed him
at the head of the stretch as if he were
standing still. and won in a canter by
four lengths in TIA. Martin put the whip
10 Kercheval, Is to l. taking the place
from Phidias by half length.
There was another heavy play on Louis
H., who was hammered down to 8 to TO- in
the last race, for maidens, at mile and
sixteenth. Lyme had the leg up and at the
start his horse 7bolted. Lyme, however, grad
ually made up the lost ground until he was
able to catch Suffice and Lady Prudence
the leaders, the far turn. Then Louis
II. ran over them and fairly walked home
with four lengths over Binderton to l.
who beat Bill Days Father d, so to l. by
a nose. The time was AS is.