Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-25
Standing Of the Clubs,
FIVE FAvORITES
WON AT BRIGHTON

NEW YORK, July 25.-Two-year-olds
bearing the colors Of August Belmont won
two races at Brighton Beach yesterday,
where another crowd of more than 1000
enjoyed a profitable afternoon because of
the success Of five favor!tes and second
choice. Mr.. Belmont's Fair Play. Hastings
colt. who ruled favorite at to 20, was vic
torious in the Montauk stakes for two-year-
olds, six furlongs. Mountain rushed the colt
to the front at the start and opened up a
good lead. but in the homestretch the Bel
mont youngster tired and had to be put
under the whip to win by head from c.
E. Durnelrs ROy;.l Fane. TO l, an added
starter I. l.. Watts Home Again. 40 to l..
took third place, three lengths away. The
time was ia
Mr.. Belmont's Fond Heart, a FLY by Hast
ings and favorite at IL to 10. made runa-
way of the last race. for maiden two-year-
old f1llies, five and n half furlongs. Noun
tain eased her up in the last furlong and
she passed the judges six lengths to the
good, in 1.O1 j. Fitzsimmons' Miss Delaney.
backed from 100 down to 30 ran into the
place, length and q half before Louis Cav
anagh. 10 to l, who beat James r. Keene' S
Red Bonnet, to 1. by half a length.
Had World of Speed.
Bat Masterson. backed down to II to 5,
had world of speed In the handicap for
three-year- six furlongs. making all the
pace and winning in drive by half
length from Mr.. Keene's Cabochon. 4 to 1.
who closed with a great rush and beat
Prince Ahmed. to 1 half length for the
place But the stewards disqualified Prince
Ahmed for fouling and gave third money to
Berwick, to .. The time was 1.12 %
J. w. Colts Thistledae, 10 to 5, second
choice, was much the best in the steeple-
chase. at about two miles He went to the
front early and was never headed coming
home the hit bo In frpp Of
Hitchcock, Jr.'s. Garrett. Ii to 5 favorte.
Judge White. 10 to 1. was five lengths away.
Belligerent and Sandalwood burned up a lot
of smart money The time was 357
j. 7. Williams Carthage fresh from La
tonla who was backed down to to ). won
the third race for paters at a mile and a
sixteenth. He went to the front In the mid
die of the backstretch and rolled home a
length and half in front Of Moonshine, 40
to 1. Bobbte Kean. 20 to l. was third. beat
Ing Miss Doyle. to l. a head Mr.. Bel
monts Biandy. II to 5, could not raise
good gallop. The time was 40.
After being in a series of pockets Dick
Finnell. to s. a favorite. shot to the front
at the head of the stretch and won the fifth
race. for three-year-olds. at a mile and
sixteenth. in a big gallop by four lengths. in
1.46 % Rifleman. to l. who led for nearly
mile was second, two lengths In front of
Trouble-maker, to /. Ampedo, to 1, got
a weak ride.
The Summaries.
First race handicap: for three year-olds; 81. 200
added: six furIongs Bat Masterson, 1903 O;arnerp,
) to l. won; Cabochon. lib (Miller). to l. sec,
ond; Prince Ahmed. 10 (FInn to l. third
Time. LIZ %. Berwick, Barbary Belle UaenseI
Perjucio. Umbrella and Senator Clay also ran
Second race handicap steeplechase for four year
olds and upward $1,000 added: short course; about
two miles -Thistledale, 14s tHuppep, 5 to g won;
Garrett. LAT ,Ray,. 2 to 1. second; Judge White
1874 slaughter. Is to /. third. Time 35i Guar.
dian. I.arone. Belligerent. Sandslwood and High
Rank also ran
Third race selling; four yearolds and upward;
non winners at meeting 81 900 added: and one.
sixteenth mtles-Carthage. Ill (Radtkep, 8 to j.
won MoOnshine. 80 tSumter). 80 to 1, second; Bob
Bile kean. ia (Martin), L. to l. third Time
Lao. Yada. Miss Doyle. Suffice. First Mason
Racine H. Brancas Blandy. velours and Vendor
also
Fourth race. the Montauk stakes; two year -olds;
$1,000 added; SIX furlOngs-Fair Play lis tAloun-
tain. to 2 won; Royal Vane. 125 (Dugan), 3 to
!. second: Home Again. 104 tBeckman,, 80 to l.
third. Time. LA. Ears Court Walter Miller
and Alauda also
Fifth race. three year -olds; 81 900 added one
and one sixteenth miles-Dick Finneil. 1I9 (Knapp,
to 5. won: Rifeman. 121 tMiller,. 5 to 2 second:
Troublemaker, 1l9 tMcIntyre), to l. third Time
LAC 2-5. Lord Lovat and Ampedo also ran
Sixth race. twoyear-old fllles; maidens; 5000
added: five and one half furlongs-Fond Heart 1U2
N1ountain,. to 5, won; Miss Delaney. 1O7 (Brus-
selp 40 to l. second Lois Cavanagh. lO7 o.
Powers). 10 TO l. third. Time. LOT. Red Bonnet
Boema, Stylit. Metsar, Moss Ricardonna Bel.
phoebe. Sheck. Alloy. Sumberess, Nanuo Dixie
Gold. Malaga and Queen Helene also ran