New-York tribune., 1905-07-18
DISQUALIFY TWO HORSES.
STEWARDS ACT At BEACH.
Esoteric WINS Stake-Rdce for jan,
NezCn1an.

Despite the proximity of the ocean, ii was sizzling
hot yesterday at the Brighton Beach racetracN,
where the usual large crowd sasped for breath ana
tried to pick winners In the latter case the 'asA
difficult, three favorites and one sec
ond choice finished in front The track was iase
as lightning. and the sport good.
Only one stake feature the Sunshine s.akes. Cor
two-year-ods. at five and a half furlonss. was
carded. Phidias. by Bathampton-Phida. with
Hildebrand up, was installed favorte at TO i. but
failed to finish in the money Esoteric, at eights
by a neck. in a driving finish with Snow.
Deviltree finished third
Bullrnan. Snow, employed roughing tactics on
the turns. and the stewards disqualified both Snow
and Deviltree. This made the official placing ESQ
teric first, Voorhees, second and Phidias third.
The winner showed a great burst OF speed through
the stretch. Phidias. the favorite. of badly.
There was heavy play on Kings Daughter. which
was backed from to to TO She was In front
for half the distance. but quit when Snow bumped
the leaders the stretch turn.
The riding honors went to Jack Martin. who was
up two winners Alan-a-Dale and Hector.
Myers Ray. W. Davis and W. Knapp each piloted
one winner
Eighteen starters went TO the post in the first
race. for three-year-oids and upward at six fur
longs This a selling for appreciates
Jockeys who had ridden winner. Regal.
the IS to favorite. with Myers up. won. Lou
psnia. $50 to shot, finished second. head IN
front of Adare.
Old England delayed the start for fifteen min
utes and finally left at the post. Regal. whori-
er. Graylad and Old England attracted the bulk OF
the play Mountford rode good race on Loupania.
which Off poorly
For the steeplechase, the full course. eleven
accepted Jim Newman was the favorite at l3 70
two favorites finished the betting Indicated
Russell Sage. at 30 10 1. third
the turns Stone, who rode Gascar, received Sc
we're shaking up when his mount a cropper
on the backstretch the first time around. Tuckey,
who was up on Pious, toppled OF the last time
around.
Jim Newman. the winner, easily the best OF
the lot. while Nitrate held the balance Of the field
safe at all stages of the
The third straight favorite scored brackets when
Colonial Girl. at to 10, ridden by W. Davis won
the race for three-year-olds and upward, at mile
and sixteenth Eugenia Burch finished second
and Mgrane third. The winner heavily
played. and won all the way.
Eugenia Burch ran much improved race. This
pany is not too high class. She was in front for
half mile yesterday, but was a little short when
Eugenia Burch, which belongs TO Mrs l. Curtis.
has always been popular horse with the public.
The handicap. for three-year-olds and upward. at
spot. The owners OF the Halma colt said he was
ready, and he won easily by Ave lengths from
Palmbearer, which beat Tyron four leng gths. The
latter favorfte at IL TO g. with AIan-a~Dale at
TO l. had many supporters.
winning one: Palmbearer seems TO be improving
while st. Bellane has had too much racing and
Yoladay is not ready. Jack Martin rode the win
ner Alan-a-Dale first made reputation in the
East at Brighton Beach. when he won big stake
as a twO-year-old.
Fourteen maidens went to the post for the last
8 to 1. won, with The Poet second and Centian
third The place and show horses were az long
lite. at IL to S. but was never prominent The win
ner belongs TO James Galway.