The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-23
WILD MINT WINS FOR KEENE.
TAKES THE SEASHORE HANDICAP
FROM DUTTLTNG.
q. q. Browns Accountant, 30 TO captures
the Rich Junior stakrs Hoiisn| bea's
lIyins IN JumpS-Fhc Fa'Orites NO
by the Hoard ut brighton ECacn'

lI,ins I'm .Jumps-Fhc EaNOritcs 80
! by the Hoard ut Brighton Hcacs'.
The way supposed sure things we're ben''h
at Brighton Beach track yesterday afternoon
made 5000 raceGoers pinch themselves 'o
find out whether they were aliv" or not Even
the wIsest Of the wise were stunned repeal'nF
by the failure of their selections 10 Ge' ."e
money, and when at the end OF IN" siouHh'eI
OF FIVE straight favortes, after the triumph
~ Cbaiforte in the first race the bookmakcrs
summpd up their accounts, they tound that
they Ind gathered together an ocean On
money. The downfall OF oil but one pho,'c
choice was 50 entirely unexpected that '"e
rrumbling of the crowd was OF deep anu
continuous nature Horses that did not
Azure at all in point Of FORM winch II some
times a dellsion and IA snare. suddenly as
sumed winning qualities. while others re-
Rnrded as invincble ran like overrated AMI
mnls to be charitable.
Probably the most hearrcnding disap-
pontncnt of the day was the beating sls-
tanned by J. l.. McGinnisss Buttling IN the
Seashore Handicap. at a mile and quarter
Buttliug's fine race against Hermis week
before in the lslip Handicap. when he 1orceu
the 500 O.0 horse to a drive, made him logl-
cal favorte and thousands wer" poured mo
the ring on his chances. tho pr''e rel'a'hine
eteady at 8 to s. James r. Kecnc's VIVA AiIh'
and Mrs H. Curt;s's EuCenia burch were
equal second tIibli rs u' W - WA $500
BclmoUt', Blnndy at SKIES and George u
Repnctt's An Revoir al sevens. As soon as
tho barrier went up, little Mcdaniel took
Wild Mint to the front. setting last pace LOT
Ruttlinr who was always the runner up. ana
Blandy who hung close at all stages me
pace told on tie others, who we're soon ID ar
fculty on three separate occasions burns
made nm ATTEMPT to go to the front with
DuttlinC but Mcdaniel. outstanding "lld
MINIS strength and speed with extreme
cleyerness never let the favorlte Ret up
At the head Of the stretch Burns saw that the
Zig was up and went to the whip. but IL was
no use, as Wild Mint drew away and won easily
nv four lengths in POS. Buttling took the
place by n length from Randy. with The
Southerner. one of the dcsplsed outsiders.
two lengths back.
H. p. Whitnev's Pegasus. by Hamburg
Peg Wellington, who was brought down
from Saratoga especially for the N5.ooo
Brighton Junior Stakes for two-year-o ,os'
ak furlongs was another hot favorite that
did not succeed. He was pounded down to
q to 5, while John f.. Madden's Timber who
opened on equal terms with him, went back
IN the betting james X. keene'S Oynma. II
strappiag big colt. by Com mando-ben My
Chree with Morrison up, was neglected at
IS 10 l. but no sooner had Starter Cassidy
sent the field away than he rushed through
from last place and with tremendous turn
of speed he opened up n gap of half dozen
lengths The crowd thought that 1t was
case of Sysonby over again, but as he hearcd
the turn. Cyama ran to the outer rail- ana
quickly 10 ST command. Then Timber showed
In front to the head Of the stretch. attended
by August Be lmonts Don Diego Pegasus
and s. S, Browns Accountant, 20 to sh OF.
Peg asus looked like the winner at the six
teenth pole but Martin put UP a royal finish
on Accountant, who won rather easily by
length in la As. Pegasus was all out to
beat Don Diego a head for the place. with
II. b. Duryea's McKittridge half length
back The result was generally regarded
as a fuke, the turf sharps declaring that
Don Diego was best. The latter carried i25
pounds giving three pounds to Accountant.
thirteen to Timber. and eighteen to each of
the others.
supported favorite in the Brighton Steeple-
chase. also met reverse that shocked his
Sst With sH sd took H to 'a lot
time around, and when, the latter had been
killed OF Hylas had nothing left to beat ! ( +; T.
on the far turf and then won the race BY
ye lengths p 81 H tyrssda had e!sh to
Woodiord Gays Angler was believed S,I,s d. to
o aR BIT 'frr faes v Ru6re
made all the running, and took the race under
finished in the place. three lengths before
Suffice. ~ to L.. Pronta. who went up to
' III o. %" bn iiy"~ Dreamer was another
killer for the talent in the handeap a. six *
I He Gsa IN s,Ssch Snd
finish on Frontenac. 10 to /, the la liter beating
Lady Amelia, to e by head n si5er 81 she
Lord Of the Vale. IL TO i; was a head back
beating p: H. McCarren.s Mad Mullah. 10 to /
bya similar margin i The time vas i u', a.
Chalfonte who beaten down to odds
on and took the, opening event. i've and a
half fnrlonG dash. for two-year-ods. in easy
style by two lengths in l;07 2-5. j, L. Hol
over sydney Paget's Montanns, u to /. Those
enthuse over Martins handling of the colt. he
who was q length and half outside of the
money. The summaries:
FIRST RACE.
For two-ycar olds: ten pounds below the scale
5000 added; penalties and allowances; Ave and a
half furlongs; - ~
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M Msl1,Swmas l l"s s SnHnnsl s Ell 81
Vsronese, 2.,,,...,,.il? no'c'norr.,oc-i 81
chandos' Tine, 'TI ' i"7 Is; 'O-' .o-'
Good start; won easily; chalfoue, CHI c, 2; b,
star Shoo,Msgna Char,a; owned and tranee
Brighton S,eeplechasc for four year Odds ant
oHf osse and Age, ", J H;s., acH'"s E =.
sfsadpa e:.;,:.,,,, +! /. Aeter. ri 4 +"
Shei HS" aSeu.'',,i 80 bupec S".' 2oi 81
Time. E57 Is
GGs s'fF Sn e owneG By s. Wdsnei
trained by L. Leach.