The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-08-05
ACCOUNTANT WINS THE DERBY.
nrady's Colt Has an Easy Time IN $4,000
Race AZ Brighton Beach,

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James d. Bradyis Accountant was an easy
winner Of the $4,000 Brighton Derby. for
three-year-oIds. ono mile and q half. run oyer
a slow track at the Beach yesterday. The
Fillgrane colt was q prohibitlvo ifavorlte
with practically nothing to beat. He opened
ut / to 8. the big operators backing him down
to l to 5. p. j. Dwyer d Albert +. was second
choice at s. Frank oNeills rimnap. 2oto I.
and Fred Burlew 3 Samson, Is to /. were the
other starters. Martin took q good hold
on Accountant and set the pace. at the same
time keeping the Filigrane colt In the middle
Of the track In order to avoid the heavy going
near the rail. Lyme was In close attendance
with Albert F., while j. Hennessy tried to
outrun the pacemakers with Flmnap. Shaw
trailed several lengths away with Samson.
who by the way was well supported for the
place. ( no time was Accountant extended.
II was o Rallop for him all the way, and when
Martin let out q link at the head Of the stretch
1t was all over. Accountant breezed home
with three lengths to spare in 2:s7 lis. 1t
was a sharp drive for the place, Shaw whip
ping Samson enough , take 1t from Albert r.
by three parts OF a length. Flimnap was
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HR Fan leap Tor 's ssS ssssi sSs M nix %fnrIonss. IN
n asalA 'Was the e'f% fsvorIte Si't ITO "p TO- J." 'PTanf
81 taTss S6 sSTlSns ! q e + 4 e ~ s,y S. Si SSiIs. W ssEsIl
was third With the tayorite, meanwhile. Keep
Ing him In the middle q the track; A. the
In a lily he shot TO the front and received a
royal welcome .as he came to the judges
an easy winner By 2 couple q lengths IN d;is.
closed with a game rush and pailed the place
by a nose, Penarris taking third money from
L. o. .'Applsby's Joaquin, heavily backed
at 8, made q clean sweep Of the sixth event, q
handicap for al ages. az si1 fuIlopss' Lyme
i. as nothing could get up enough speed to
be even dangerous. At the end Jacquin
had a length and a half over Boheemis. 10 t9 !.
ridden by Shaw while Mamie Hodge; s TO i
Jack McGinnis won two races. Frank
Gin. 9 to ~favorite. made all the pace in the
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% e T. 20 won d T he l .stra race A = RssSndi,e Ssss IS sls af fSr:
long enough TO. get the verdict over Ceder.
ties, 5 to /, by half a length. with The Belle.
King cole, I TO %tayorl.e. made nearly all !
mile and a sixteenth; KypePp eassd him him
the judges, a length and a hall in front of
| knocked down in a jam on the lower turn
and then ran into several pockets Wrenne.
Tom Cosan. even money f%ayorits. had no
trouble In winning the steeplechase. short
course. He was in front q greater part OF
the distance and just .galloped home four
lengths to the good in 4.2e. W. Gould
Brokaw's War Paint. 4 TO 1. who ran second.
was disqualified for a pal2abis fon WI In the
sterdam. 3 to / second choice In the place.
with Come In, 30 to 1, third, Five fayorites.
won and the bookmakers dropped q fortune.
Fully so, 900 persons were there. The sum-
maries.
FIRST RACE.
For two.y year Odds; 5000 added; 1--WE pounds below,
the scale. with penaltleS and alloWanceS. nNe and