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, 1 • , BRIGHTON BEACH FGRy CHART. BRIGHTON BEACH, N. Y., July 8, 1903 First day. Brighton Beach Racing Association. Summer Meeting. Weather clear, track fast. Presiding Judge, Clarence McDowell. Starter, C, J. Fitzgerald. Secretary, J. Boden, Jr. Racing starts at 2:30 p. m. No recall flag used. W indicates whip, S spurs, B blinkers. QQfJ" FIRSTRACE— 5-8 Mile. ,000 added. 2-year-olds. Allowances. Lnd Horses A Wt St % % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 4134 TIM PAYNE WB lot 10 51 51 22 l2 T Burns J L McGinnis 10 12 12 5 400382MONTRESON w 112 3 61 61 41 2» Redfern R T Wilson Jr 8 10 10 4 393262COL. JESSUP w 112 4 11 1" 11 31 Bullman D Higgins 2 2 7-5 3-5 40059MONTANA KING WS 112 9 10 8 61 41 H Michls A L Aste 6 10 10 4 8993S GRAZIALLO wb 112 2 41 3h 51 53 W Hicks Columbia Stable 40 6 f 60 20 , 39S632 JAMES V. w 113 5 2" 2" 311 61 McCue M Murphy 5 10 8 3 40109 RUSK ws 112 1 3" 42 71 71 Odom S S Brown 7 10 10 4 40160 RAIN OR SHINE w 104 7 73 73 8 8 J MathwsS A White 12 12 9 3 39840 JUVENAL MAXIMws 102 6 9 10 10 9 ONeil S Paget 15 15 15 6 40160 MODRED w 103 8 8 9 9 10 Gannon J B Haggin 15 30 30 10 Time. 12, 24, 48g, l:00g. Winner — B. c, by Star Ruby — Lady Bug trained by J. L. McGinnis. Went to post at 2:30. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second driving. Tim Payne, off last on the outside, but with clear sailing to a perfect start, gradually improved his position and, turning into the stretch on the leaders heels, he wore him down and came away fast at the end. Montreson was forced out of his position early and thereafter worked a rough journey to the stretch, where he finished fast. Collector Jessup, next to the rail and away well, forced the pace, but was never allowed to get far away. Having the advantage of the inside position throughout, he had no mishaps, but may have been short as he tired badly in the final sixteenth. Montana King was pulled up when Michaels found himself in close quarters and fell far back in the first quarter, but closed a tremendous gap in the stretch. Graziallo put up a brilliant performance on the extreme outside, but a wide stretchturn ruined his chances. Rusk is evidently a non-stayer. James V. was crowded back early. Scratched— 40182Bath Beach, 112; 39911 Hopeful Miss, 109; 40136 Vagary, 109; 40158* Divination, 109; 39599 Gold Saint, 102; 39988 Semitic, 112. Overweights — James V., 1 pound; Tim Payne, 2; Rain or Shine, 2; Modred, 1. Tim Payne, show, 2j to 1. Montreson, show, 2 to 1. Collector Jessup, show, 1 to 3. A AOAQ SECOND RACE — Full Course. 4-year-olds and upward. Handicap. The r *miJ O Punchestown Steeplechase Stakes. ,500 added. Net value to winner ,180. • tnd Horses A Wt St 4 8 12 16 gtrFin Jockeys Owners PROP 401323LAVATOR ws 7 154 3 33 3° 13 l3 l2 l20 Mara J W Colt S-5 2 3-2 1-2 39985T. GALLANTws 7 164 5 45 4= 4 4 3 21 H Wilson T Crooks . 8-5 11-511-57-10 40132 M. SHRINER ws S 142 2 23 22 3* 3° 2" 3 Mattocks G W Beardmore 15 20 20 6 40132 J. PHILLIPS W3 5 142 1 1 l3 210 2-° Fell. Henry G Schwartz 4 6 6 8-5 39539 RISING SUN ws 5 153 4 5 5 Pulled up. Ray R J Laughlin 8 8 6 2 Time, 5:05. Winner — Ch. g, by Sal va tor— Hot Spring trained by G. Tompkins. Went to post at 3:00. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won in a canter; second driving. Lavator alternated in the lead with Judge Phillips for two miles, then went to the front under Maras energetic and skillful ride, barely holding" his advantage with the issue in doubt at the last jump, where the only serious competitor fell, allowing the winner to come home alone. Tip Gallant rah today like a horse that was foundered, trailed far in the rear and after the first mile he had no chance apparently of ever getting up, but dropped into second place after Judge Phillips fell. Mystic Shriner ran well up for over half the journey, then fell away badly. Rising Sun was palpably unfit and was never in It. Tip Gallant and Rising Sun both pulled up lame. Scratched— 40014Eophone, 156; 393543Plohn, 150; 40100 Arius, 146; 38880 Yelp, 140; 34822 Hops, 140; 39448 Manilian, 130; 39202 Harrison, 130. • Lavator, show, 1 to 5. Tip Gallant, show, 1 to 4. Mystic Shriner, show, 2 to 1. JQ209 THIIP CE— 1 1*16 MUes. 00 added. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Ind Horses A Wt St *4 % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 40133 HOMESTEAD wb 4 111 1 3l 31 2* 1" Is Fuller A Zimmer 4 6 5 1 39717 BAIKAL wb 3 98 4 l2 14 l2 22 24 H CalhanJ A Tennant 20 25 25 8 40137 PAST w 4 93 6 4 41 41 3" 3* DeSouza G Forbes 10 12 12 5 . 40137TRIBES HILL ws 4 105 7 7* 710 7" 5and 421 Larson J L McGinnis 4 5 5 2 40C5S2IRISH JEWEL ws 6 104 2 21 2* 3*1 41 52 Haack P M Civill 4 4 4 8-5 40159 BELLE OF TROY w 7 108 3 5* a1 61! 64 621 J MathwsOakwood Stable 9-5 2 9-5 4-5 40137 CARROLL D. W 4 105 5 6l 6* 51 78 720 OBrien W C Daly 30 60 60 30 2f 032 SENTRY w 5 110 S 8 8 8 8 8 M WillmsJ Martin 50 100 100 40 40036 AGNES D. wb 5 110 Left at the post. Cochran E Morrell 7 10 10 4 Time, 12g, 25i, 48J, 1:14J, l:40g, 1:46J. Winner — B. c, by Candlemas — Sweet Home trained by A. Zimmer. Went to post at 3:30. At post 2 minutes. Start straggling. Won easily; second the same. Homestead forged to the front in the stretch after having attended the pacemaker closely and won going away. Baikal sustained his superior speed unexpectedly well, made the running for nearly a mile and is a greatly improved horse. Past got away well and held a prominent position throughout. Tribes Hill fell out of contention while going up the backstretch and trailing closed up very fast on his own courage during the short stretch run. Irish Jewel, apparently in good form, failed to stay after being a prominent contender for over seven furlongs. Belle of Troy was always outrun, ran a bad race and can do much better. Scratched— 40036Highlander, 118; 39236JSyrlin, 100; 40087 Early Eve, 98; 40137itDark Planet, 90. Corrected weights — Carroll D., 105. Homestead, show, evens. Baikal, show, 4 to 1. Past, show, 2J to 1. Irish Jewel, show 4 to 5. Belle of Troy, show. 1 to 3. A f FOURTH RACE — 1 1-4 Miles. 3-year-olds and upward. The Brighton *±:JjQ A_J Handicap. 0,000 added. Net value to winner 5,995. Ii d Horses AWtStStand % % StrFin" Jockeys Owners O H C P~ 400S6 WATER BOYWS 4 124 2 21 22 3l 34 1* 1* Odom J B Haggin 852 — 2 — £5" 40135SRHAMPTON ws 5 107 10 5* 52 54 14 2« 2* Bullman Mexican Stable 10 15 15 ET -40085 RIV. PIRATE wb 3 105 4 6i 6l 7" 7* 32 3l W Hicks P Belmont 20 80 30 10 40162 OOM PAUL ws 4 105 7 l2 l2 l1 2" 4* 42 Cochran C W Richardson 20 25 25 10 400853tM. ACROBATwb 3 100 9 810 8" S1* ,62 51 5* H Michls P J Dwyer 12 20 15 6 1 35889 FRANCESCO ws 4 112 1 2" 3* 2" 5* 6" 62 Gannon Ii V Bell 5 6 6 2* 40135 H. RAINE w 4 96 3 9 9 9 9 9 78 Creamer A Shields 8 15 15 6 40135 INJUNCTION w 3 94 8 T* 71 6" 8 8 8 Redfern F P Keene 5 6 6 2j OOMTIKOBD OK FIFTH FAQH, " BRIGHTON BEACH FORM CHART— CONT1 NUED. ■ . ■ 40i352HERBERT wb 6 118 6 4* 4* 2" 4* 7» 9 T Burns W C Rollins . 8 15 15 5 : t40187ARTCLATE wb 5 119 5 Threw rider. Larson W C DeB Lopez 12 30 30 10 tAdded starter. Time, 23g, 476, 1:121, l:25g, 1:39, 2:03J. Winner— Br. c, by Watercress— Zealandia trained by A. J. Joyner. Went to post at 4:00. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second the same. Water Boy outclassed his field, auickly took second position on the inside and indulged Oom Paul with the lead for seven furlongs, where he was crowded and pulling up and momen- , iarily in danger of defeat. He however extricated himself by sheer strength, bumping his -way through and went right after Roehampton, which had taken a long lead, and on the . turn into the stretch had the victory as good as won. In the stretch Odom was looking , back and when ready came away comfortably at the end. Roehampton s remarkably good race after his sore preliminary came as a tremendous surprise. Bullman rode a patient : race, biding his time until he realized the critical position the favorite was in at the half, at which point he sailed to the front in a jiffy and, after a game struggle with the winner, finished far in front of the others. River Pirate was forced out of his position on the backstretch. He put up a game effort, however, and his race demonstrates that he can ; istay. Oom Paul went to the front in the first furlong and forced a terrific pace to the far turn and held on well at the end. Francesco, evidently not keyed up, ran a close up fourth ; for nearly seven furlongs. Hunter Raine was outrun and trailed far in the rear, but was • making up ground at the end. Injunction, after being well up for seven furlongs, quit ; badly. The time is a new record. , . Scratched — 10162Colonel Bill, 121; 40135 Blues, 123; 40185Africander, 112; 4013o Igniter, , 111; 40086 Glen Water, 106; 40187 Daly, 85. Overweights— Merry Acrobat, 5 pounds; Hunter Raine, 4. Water Boy, show, 2 to 5. Roehampton, show, 2 to 1. River Pirate, show, 5 to 1. FIFTH RACE — 3-4 Mile. ,200 added. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Q-j-j Ind Horses A Wt St % % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P~ 39538ROYAL wb 5 125 5 55 31 15 l2 ONeil N Bennington 4 4 16-57-5 39719 FORWARD ws 3 104 4 35 25 2* 2" T Burns T Shiels 10 15 15 6 40111 INTERVAL w 3 102 2 l1 15 32 34 Redfern Oakwood Stable 5 6 6 25 40111 YONG HENRTwsb 5 122 C 71 42 4s Odom A Shields 5 7 7 25 3?2362SYRLIN ws 8 105 1 4» 5h 55 55 Feicht J Robertson S 10 8 3 40082 OUR NUGGET wb 3 103 9 6l 61 61 62 Cochran Mrs J Kraus 30 50 50 20 40058*OSGOOD w 3 97 3 10 7* V- V- McCafty W M Barrick 10 15 15 6 39619 MART MULLEN W 3 103 12 12 11 S* 8l W Hicks J W Smyth 30 40 40 lo 382422SLIDELL W 4 10S 11 9l 9l 9l 9l Haack J McGuire 12 15 15 6 39766 M RICHARDSON W 4 103 13 13 10 10 10 Farley F Clarkson 200 200 100 40 4TO58 FARANLASS W 4 113 7 8* SMI 11 McCue M Murphy 100 100 100 40 3011 ROUE w 4 110 10 11 12 12 12 J MathwsF H Milden Jr 30 40-40 15 40111 PITTACUS ws 3 92 8 14 14 14 13 DeSouza G Forbes 20 50 50 15 40133 KING PEPPER wb 5*117 15 15 15 15 14 Fuller F Barrow 3 4 4 8-5 33534 C. W. MEYER WB 4 110 14 2* 13 13 15 Simms L Tauber 40 100 100 40 364S5 E. OF WRWICKwb 3 112 16 16 16 16 16 H Michls A L Aste 20 30 30 10 Time, 12 J, 23|, 48g, l:13g. Winner— Ch. h, by Candlemas— Royal Falcon trained by F. Burlew. . Went to post at 4:30. At post 6 minutes. Start bad. Won easily; second driving. Royal outclassed his field and was much the best. He was in close quarters for five furlongs and, pulling up on the stretch turn, came along on the outside at the end and ran past the leaders as if they were anchored. Forward was a prominent contender throughout and showed sudden improvement in early speed and at the end stood a long drive gamely Interval forced the pace nearly throughout, drew clear in the last furlong and appeared like a sure winner. Young Henry, at a disadvantage in such a big field, being a slow beginner, was closing up like a cyclone in the stretch. Syrlin was knocked out ■ of it at the start and, in an amazing burst of speed, raced into prominence on the back-stretch, the effort tiring him at the end. Osgood was jostled out of it early. King Pepper St888 pStt3Sff%717Bva Russell, 107; 39908If You Dare, 105; 40108 ; Wyefield 104. Overweights — Forward, 3 pounds; Our Nugget, 3; Mart Mullen, 1. Royal, show, 4 to 5. Forward, show, 3 to 1. Interval, show, 6 to 5. King Pepper, show, 9 to 10. j aqi £- SIXTH RACE— 5 1-2 Furlongs. 00 added. 2-year-olds. Maidens. 4tVj5 X £U Allowances. Ind~Horae3 A Wt St 34 % %, StrFin Jockey3 Owners O H C P 401092SACREDUS w 107 5 13 1*5 I* 1*5 ONeil W B Jennings 3 35 16-51 ORMONDES RIGHTW 110 6 3*5 3* 2l 25 Redfern S Paget 4 5 5 2 40134 T SOUTHERNER WS 110 4 7° 71 32 3s T Burns R W Walden 2 25 11-51 GREAT CROSSING w 107 10 8 8 7* 4 Farley E T Graves 50 100 100 30_ S9863 FALERNIAN WS 110 3 41 4» 4s 52 Odom S S Brown 4 5 35 7-o 394 w 110 11 10 10 6* 6* Rice Madlin Stable 8 20 15 6 NED MOORE w 110 * 9 9 8 7» Bchamp J L Holland 20 30 12 5 01 40100 no POL ROGER wb 113 1 51 51 5h 8h McCue Weston Stable 15 15 15 6 GEN DVARME W 110 9 13 11 11 9 Dangmn S J Smith 30 100 100 30 4003S BOUND BROOK WS 110 2 25 6h 9 10 Cochran A Shields 15 20 20 8 CREOLE JIM W 110 12 11 12 12 11 H Michls J B Haggin 10 20 20 8 37072 REDMAN wb 107 7 6* 2M0 12 Creamer W C Daly 20 60 60 20 LAOCOON w 110 13 12 13 13 13 Fuller W B Leeds 10 15 15 6 Time, llg, 23g, 4SJ. 1:011, 1:08. Winner— B. g, by Montana— Angelique trained by W. B. Jennings. • Went to post at 5:00. At post 4 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second driving. Sacredus luckily got through on the inside, racing into the lead in the first furlong and i easily holding his advantage to the finish won going away. Ormonde s Right made a Promising debut, followed the winner closely throughout, tailing off slightly only in the last t sixteenth. He is a grand looker and may turn out to be a crackerjack. The Southerner, *» a slow beginner, worked a rough journey, steadily moving up and closing a tremendous gap in the last furlong and may have been the best. _ Great Crossing made up a lot of ground. Falernian was easing up at the end after giving the leaders a stiff argument to 0 the stretch. Sais was nearly left. Ned Moore has worked fast trials and may be expected 1 tC StJoItAtoOit, HO; 39482 War Times, 107; 39001 Briarthorpe, 107; 40158 8 Escobar, 109; 40107 De Russy, 107. Overweights— Pol Roger, 3 pounds. _ Sacredus, show, 3 to 5. Ormondes Right, show, evens. The Southerner, show, v. * 3 + to 5. e i. Falernian, show. 4 to 5. . =
