Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-17
BOOKMAKERS HIT
HARD AT BRIGHTON

NEW YORK. July 17.-Four fayorites
and q heavily backed second choice
were victorious at Brighton Beach
track yesterday. the books receiving
another scorching. The track was In fne
shape. and 1900 persons were in attend
ance. The Atlantic stakes for two-year-olds.
five and half furiongs, was captured by
the Newcastle stables recently acquired J.
c. Core. who was pounded down to to TO-
Miller had the mount and he clearly out
rode J. Hennessy In driving finish. the
favorite beating Royal Breeze. to 1, by
three parts of length In LOT Is James
back.
Garnish. backed down to to /. second
at a mile and a sixteenth. He was firing
at the end. but Koerner got him home three
parts Of q length In front Of the rapidly
closing Agile to l. who had three lengths
beating Keene's Belgravia. Z to i. q head.
The time was LAG 3-S
Maiden Jockeys had the mount in the first
race; for platers. at a mile and sixteenth
shire Lad. a to equal favorite with Lady
Ellison. and won in a gaIlop by three
lengths In LAB. Suffice, 90 to [ shot who
LED most OF the way, beat Lady Ellison
head for the place.
Chase Easy for Kassil.
AL Stokes Kassil to 3 fayorite. had an
easy time winning the steeplechase over
the short course. He left the others when
Terry decided to cut loose, and romped
nome fifteen lengths in front of Yama
Chrisy. to second choice, with Follow
On, to !. third. The time was 4.22.
George ]. Longs Arctic 8 to 3 fayor3te
In the third race. for two-ysar-oids fvs
ana half furlongs. was pinched off on the
Dackstretch Just as he was going to the
'front.' and Troxier had to pull I'D short.
A z TO l. led until well into the stretch,
George s. Davis, 10 to l, coming from be-
hind; beat him a length In LOS. Arimo
nareiy took the place from R. T. Wilson,
u" .1s %, Aie1neno. to by nose.
rasoIl.e or the day, won the last race, for
maiden mares and FLIES. at six furlonps
She had difficulty In getting to the front
n ouu az a. .ae mead OF the stretch she had
ahu II was only by q few inches that she
LOOK the race from Tipping. a 40 To shnt
VINO, IN turn beat Miss Ogden. 4 TO / nv
q aef nan length. Nemesis. II to 5, was shut
o'A repeatedly The time was lis 1-5
The Summaries.
FIRST race, selling; one mile and n s,1,oar,,-
1olAsn,re Lao. 1o1 fEnglander), 4 to l and To
ounce. 10 Soane). 60 to / and 20 to 1. Sec
ono' Lady Ellison, 90 (Whitney). to I ana -
third. Time Las. Sahara, Bragg ances.o. MAJ
nourhe Nominee, Earl Rogers, Noyena Itstlasa
dsliant and Jennie McCabe also ran.
second race. steeplechase: about two rrwa. w.
GGhFIsty 1oa Holman) to and to won; ue eams
third T IN; lSs asslaughter to and to l.
'g 4sra a rsee ran ax Python and Campbell FEM
Davis paws, 1os Horner,.. 10 to and to !; WoS a.
aIa1hs 1os SSochrane) to and to i, second
Time los Arctic, BELFAST Linnipee' Charles st G.
Rird 30 :
toqrth race. the Atlantic stakes; selling: five and
e esa fv wdO sos g. Core o (MieT 10 10 and
ana to 2 second: YorkIst, IS (Koerner)' s to !
anu 10 z, third Time OF is. Little Minister
and Monfort also ran t' DO"a"a5
az riILn race one mile and a sxteenth-Gsrnish
No No Ahaoerner to and to 5. won; Agile. iis
IsMarain)' to l and to l, second; Orly H. 1903
SsemeLl' to and even. third Time. 1.45 s-5,
urehade, Robbie kean. Belle of Peauest Corrigan
and Belgravia also ran f'' 'iiisHh
sixth race, six furlongs-SuYrage 10 fsbsw,
even ana to o. won; Tipping, ITO (Francis}. 40 to
f. ana an 10 10 J. second Miss Ogden, 10 OIartn
niss oilH Nicolas, In Line, Brigantine Flying
dsa Nemesis. Goodbye, Hera. Snow Ball. Col,
die, Stormy Petrol and Blue Mamie also ran