New-York tribune., 1907-08-03
MARTIN DOYLE GAME.
THREE FAVORITES LOSE.
Outsiders Win Three Races al BF3gh
ton-The Derby To-day.

Amos Turnev's Martin DOYLE stamped himself as
q horse OF no mean ability when he breeZed home a
winner yesterday Brighton Beach in n mile and
eighth race in 1:52 40 He was carrying top
weight 125 pounds. With Carthage out Of the race
Martin Doyle opened up the favorite, and was
heavily played both by the professional bettors and
the public. The start WAS not in his favor. but
Sotter had him well in hand Tommy Waddell set
the early pace. with Orbicular close up At the
three-quarrer post Notter called o. Martin Doyle
and he promptly responded. The favOrite was
jumping over horses at the end and was an easy
winner by two and a half lengths
The layers and the public broke about even on
the day. as three fayorites came home in the lead
while the same number OF outsiders won first
honors As usual on Friday there were no stake
races, and interest centred the handicap and
on the steeplechase for gentlemen riders.
The steeplechase handicap brought ont six
horses. with Essex. ridden by J. OBrien, the
favorite. at money. J. w Colts Blue Pigeon
was the second choice and he was heavily played
in his last race in which he beat Essex easily
The others had few friends. Guardian. with c.
Harrison up. went out Immediately after the start
and opened up a big lead which he held until the
second round: then Essex took command. and won
he pleased. l. Evans could not get Blue Pigeon
going and the jumper did not have his usual speed
the fat.
The killing came in the first race. in which Co.
wan, from the Oakland Stable. in her first start.
beat RosTniro and DESTROYS in a hard drive Co
wan opened 20 TO !. but backed down at the
close TO 6. Rosimiro the faVorite at i 10 >,
and had plenty of admirers. Away to a good start,
Knapp, Gowan. lay close to the pace, and
when called upon Gowan challenged Rosimiro
and outgamed her in hard drive DESTROYS tired
ming horses al the end, but could not get up
in time a heavy play made James Il
Keene's Masquerade, which was out for the first
time. She good race. but seemed short
Another long shot came home winner in the
last race-a furlong dash for two-year-oldS. NJ
Krause's Banya tiptoed her field and made every
post winning one, finishing six lengths ahead or
Seryie, while Biskra was about the same distance
behind Servile- The fifth race. for four-year-oldS
and upward, six furlongs. was won easily by
". Cahill's Security Nearly every horse In tllS
race was played. Big Ben being backed down
from ! 10 / TO at the close. BeckTnan took
Security off in the lead at the start. and was
never headed Voorhees,. after having a stormy
Journey the early stages, came On under q hard
drive ard took the place from EScutcheon-
r H. Anderson's Dick Ffnneu showed marked
Improvement over his last race when ne won tte
third the programme at a mile ana a
sixteenth three-year- olds- He was one OF the
three favorites TO win during the afternoon. The
books were flooded with money. and he closed the
fayorite at 3 Lad Of Langdon and Tony
Fonero were the second choices. both ruling at
place. Berwick also came in for some
play, Miller had the mount on Tony Bonero ana
got him the lead. with the favorite close up
They raced in this order TO the three-quarter mile
pole where Dick Finneil took command. AS soon
as Garner called him Dick Finnel responded
earnely. and only Ealloping 10 win by four
lengths. II looked If Tony Bonero had the
place safe, but he tired in the last furlong' and
Lad OF I.angdon. under a good ride by F. Dugan.
ec- second h0nors.
The Brighton Beach meeting closes this after
noon with the Brighton Derby as the feature. or
the large field entered for this rich purse. only
Charles Edward and Frank Gill viii go the dis
probable winner, has been declared out on account
Of slight accident in training This virtually
makes il a match race between Charles Edward
and Frank Gill.