New-York tribune., 1906-07-31
STAKE FOR CONSISTENT
rINS THE GLEN COVE.
rountainbIue and 4ngIer Score
Brackets at Brighton Beach.

-,,se who played Miller's mounts yesterday
.so Brighton Beach races, and there were
= raoegoers who followed the successful
80 after his performance of Saturday. fared
- noorly To be sure. Miller won the first
,rith Pythia. the short price favOrite. but
".s,sr he failed 10 score brackets. although
,s,ted three other mounts. He was second
= -.,,,isitor in the fourth race but unplaced
Tord Badge and Soprano in the last two
-, Indeed. he trailed home last with Lord
go. go N the fifth race, which was rather an
',sl spectacle. Three favorites were sue
-. card was a fairish one. but the attend
:. was light. The steeplechase furnished
.sination Of tragedy and comedy. Flying
.osnisn. New Amsterdam and Python all fell
- who rode New Amsterdam, and Will
- uho had the mount on Flying Virginlan,
-. came had croppers. Come In stepped on
---ss rs he lay on the turf. and it looked as If
= ,ocgey was seriously injured. He had to be
..a..aa off the course. but soon revived. Will
-. was pretty badly shaken up, but sus-
.ssped no serious injury
r,ne In ARABIC and Renault fenced so poorly
-. the spectators were convulsed whenever
:. ~ these horses came TO the jumps in front
:, +ss stand. To crawl over seemed TO be the
.,rrlar way of taking the obstacle. Tom
ran and Bound Brook made pretty race Of
/. ,f,er Flying Virginian fell, with the former
.,ring the large end OF the purse for Thomas
ri.,hcock. jr. J. Z. Wideners Patagonian was
handy third Bound Brook fouled Tom COgan
-, before taking the last jump. The stewards
-, for Terry. who rode Bound Brook, but no
ssnge was made in the numbers.
g nicely were the weights allotted in the Glen
,,nrs that the bettors were ali at sea when it
eane to picking the probable winner. The two
,sn weights Kings Daughter and InQuisitor,
rs5en respectively by Lyme and Miller. were
tssyIy played. as was La Sorciere. with Sewell
n which was backed from fives to 20 ..
6ansistent with only 93 pounds TO carry, at
,-setea many shrewd bettors. and was played
srDr 10 10 l 10 : 10 / at post time.
L rained for moment just before the start,
fut hardly enough 10 affect the condition of the
rack which was fairly fast NoIter got Con-
sstent of in front, and the speedy Galore FLY
made every post a winning one coming home
three lengths ahead Of Inquisitor, with Kings
laughter third La Sorciere which was ridden
ty sewen. who was three pounds overweight,
neyer figured III the race.
Angler fayorite for the handicap for
itTee-year-olGs and upward, at one mile and
quarter. He never gave his hackers cause for
worry. he came home the easiest sort of win
lsT under a nice ride from Sewell COrrigan,
which is getting a reputation Of being rather an
in-and-0uter. was second. and Coy Maid third
TIE latter failed show the speed which she
bad the last time out. when she beat Bedouin
and lnQuisiJCr. II was Anglers fourth victory
o. the Brighton Beach meeting. Lord Badge,
with Miller up finished last. an unusual posi-
ton for Miller in his present form.
F0untanblue, T. A Forsythe's fleet Odd
fellow colt, was made odds choice in the
third race, for year-olds, at five and a half
furl0ngs He was asked to beat a mighty poor
fed, as Yowric was the only horse likely to
give Fountainblue an argument. The race was
IN strictly 10 FORM Fountainblue breezed
hme with Yowric as easily second, and Laura
third Herbert. who rode Charles G. Gates in
this race, was late at the scales and was
fined SO
The first race attracted fourteen three-year-
% nlies all non-winners OF $3.50 this year.
which were asked 10 go six furlongs. Pythia, a
laughter Of Horoscope, was a legitimate ia
Forte al 4 70 ., and won as good public choice
oagnt % win Miller had the mount Killkare
vas second, and Suficiency- third. A s. Sny-
Gers Ruby Star was fractions, and had 20 be
reused the entry Of this filly until properly
schOOied al the barrier
Despite the fact that Miller had the mount on
soprano, which was odds-on favorite for the
.ast race FOR two-year-olds at five and a half
lTongs there WAS q plunge on w. L. PowerS's
sAeS down 10 fours. Neither the favorite nor
ne GOOD thing won the race, however, for r. H,
4cgarleT POtteTS Dulcinea closed with A rush
ahq beat SGada a length, with Revenue third
ana the favorite fourth.
Ipm Cogan, which won the steeplechase for
=. 4h1Inas Hitchcock, jr-, was entered to be sold
-o $50 After the race he was bid up to
si0U but was retained by Mr. Hitchcock with
Ae customary 50 bid.