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BRIGHTON BEVCH FORM CHART. BROOKLYN, N. Y., July 14, 1006. Fourth day. Brighton Beach Racing Association. Midsummer Meet- lng 22 days. Weather clear; track fast. 2S5 books on. Presiding Judge, Clarence McDowell. Starter, A. 15. Dade. Racing Secretary, John Boden, Jr. Racing starts at 2:30 p. m. W indicates whip, S spurs, H blinkers. Figures In parenthesis iollcwlng 1he distance of eacli race Indicate track record, age of horse and weight carried. ftQftQ Q FIRST RACE About 2 Miles. Steeplechase. 4:22 151. Punchc3town Handicap. UOUQO ,500 added. 4-year-olds and upward. Net value to winner ?l,g5. Ind Horses AWtPPSt 4 S 12 15 StrFin. Jockeys Owners O II C PS 3297PHANTOM W 5 142 1 1 210 25 215 2S l1 Is Ray T Hitchcock Jr 6-5 3-2 C-5 2-5 out C3566PATAGONIAN ws 5 142 4 3 1 1 lh 1 2 2 E Heider J E Wldeiier 3 3 21 3-5 out 633GG SALTINE ws 5 134 3 4 3 3 3 3 3 3 Holinan BohniebrookSble 0 30 20 4 out C.C3393 KERNEL w 4 147 2 2 Bolted. Brooks J W Colt 2 1G-53 4-5 out Time. 4:25. Winner B. h, by Meddler Dissembler trained by C. Kiernan. Went to ost at 2:45, At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second driving: third easllr. Phantom developed rare and unusual speed on the flat, but fenced clumsily, roughed Patagonlan a bit, but inissod him easily at the half ami won witli plenty In reserve. Patagonlan, poorly ridden, showed superior ariy speed and jumped well, but was no match for the winner. Saltlnc did his best. Kernel, inadequately haudlcd by Brooks, lvolted into the Liverpool wings while going the first time around. Scratched 55!KiS Snuff, 137. Overweights SaUlne, 4 ounds. QQfi Q Q SECOND RACE 3-4 Mile. 1:123111. ,000 added. AH Ages. Handicap. XJ O jJ Net value to winnerJSTO. , Ind Horses AWt PPSt A A -yt StrFin Jockeys Owners O II C PS C345fiTIPTOE wn 3 116 G fi 6J 31 H 1 W Miller A Belmont 13-53 11-51 1-2 63593NANN1E HODGE W 5 124 2 4 3b 4h 2b 2?. L WilliamsW W Darden 10 15 10 4 2 63455FIRST PREMIUM ws 3 119 10 9 G 51 C" 3i Bedell J W Fuller fi 10 10 3 8-5 63521MONET . Wi: .5 112 11 10 7b fi" .rA 4s W Knapp J H McCormick C 10 8 3 8-5 G33G5PRINCE IIAMByRGwn 4 133 14 5 Sb Sb gi r,h ,yne H P Whitney 4 K C 2 fi-5 63363BRYAN wsu 4 100 4 7 9l 9J 9 fih Koerner G B Morris 8 12 10 4 2 C34S5EDNA JACKSON w 3 109 3 3 41 7 71 7 Shaw N Bennington 8 10 S 3 8-5 634S3HANDZARRA AVB 4 121 12 2 2J 2" 3 8 J Martin F B Van Meter S 12 10 4 2 13521 DIAMOND FLUSH wi: 4 90 1 13 10 101 10 91 Brussel It W Nelson 30 50 40 15 8 634S5 TOMMY AVADDELL avs 4 10fi 5 11 12 11 ll1 10 Finn M Clancy 10 20 20 7 2 62G96ROBIN HOOD wsb 5 120 15 1 1J lh 4h 11s Troxler J P Mayberry 12 15 15 6 3 ES6S5 FLEUR DE MARIE w 4 92 7 8 11 12 12 12 White T Thurman 30 50 50 20 10 6099S COLONEL AVHITE WS 4 103 9 15 15 15 15 13 Pcrrine R T Nickerson 50 fiO 60 20 12 UCS9 LUCY YOUNG wn 4 96 12 12 13 12 13 14 Baird . Delaware Stable 20 50 40 15 S 61871 MASEDO wsn 5 105 8 11 14 14 14 15 Schade E E Herbert 100 100 CO 20 10 Time. 12J, 23, 33L 47j, 1:12J. AVinner B. f, by Hastings Tarpela trained by A. J. .Toyner. AAent to post at 3:15. At post 2 minutes. Start fair. Won handily; second and third driving. Tiptoe broke on the inside and was shut off in the first furlong, dropped back and raced around the others on the turn, finished with a rush through the strftch and won going away. Nannie Hodge ran in forward vontention from the start, finished with a remarkable end rush and ran a brilliant race at the weight. First Premium, away in the rear, closed up rapidly on the outside and was going like a cyclone at the end. Monet, a slow beginner, worked through a rough jourey, made up a lot of ground and finished plosc ui. Prince Hamburg was shuttled to the rear early, but had clear sailing and finished fast. Bryan, on the inside and away poorly, steadily Improved his position, was pocketed for the first half and came in the stretch Willi a great rush. Edna Jackson was again prominent, but failed to stav. Handzarra was used up in pacemaklng, tired and was pulled up in the last furloiig. Robin Hood, from a flying start, showed great kih-c1 for live furlongs, warmed up sore and can do better. Scratched U21 Gallavaut, 105. Overweights Colonel White, 1 pound; Lucy Young, 1. f Q lA LCi TII1ID "ACE 5 1-2 Furlongs. 1:002100. ,000 added. 2-year-olds. J QJdbVf Allowances. Net value to winner . Ind Horses AWt PPSt StrFin Jockeys Owners O II C PS G3139FOUNTAINBLUE w 115 2 4 4 21 2 13 W Knapp F A Forsythe 3-5 7-103-3 out SALVIDERE w 9D 7 S G A 3 23 Finn W H Brown 40 GO 40 12 5 G.kl cCA LL ANT DAN wn 102 4 3 1 U lh 3ll Notter S J Doggott 20 30 25 G 21 G3319 ROYAL BREEZE w 107 9 1 3 4 42 W Miller P J Dwver 4 4 3 3-3 out ;3595SALL1K K. wn 99 5 G 5 5 51 Gl Horner J E Madden 12 15 12 3 1 3.j7 DUTCTNEA w 99 8 2 21 GJ 6 G- Koerner R II McC Potter 12 30 25 7 3 B35G9 VILLAGE. KING wn 102 10 10 8s S 7 7 Hagan C Woodford 100 200 100 40 15 G3439 KING AHAB w 102 3 7 95 91 91 S 1, Smith J A Bennet CO 100 100 40 15 G21G.:lALLERION wn 112 5 7i 71 S 95 Keves J J Walsh 40 100 60 20 8 G0C17 KNOCKIRKY w 99 11 D 10 10 10 10 G Burns W C Daly 100 2C0 100 40 15 FISH HAWK w 99 1 11 11 U 11 11 C Ross Palestine Stable 100 200 100 30 10 Time. Hi, 23. 351. IS. 1:00, 1:07. Winner Ch. c, by Oddrellow Ferrol trained by R. Colston. V6,"1,10 P,St at 3:40. At post 2 minutes. Start straggling. Won driving; second and third the same. I ountulnblue, on the inside and apparently outrun In the early stages, found a luekr opening on lie lnsiuo on the last turn and got up to win in a hard drive. Salvldere. away poorlv and dii:t off early, closed an immense gap in the last half and must be a good one. Gallant Dan, from a flying start, displayed immense speed and looked like spreadeagling his opponents, but tired suddenly in the last sixteenth Royal Breeze, boring out .on the turn and shut off and knocked about in the stretch by tlie winner tired badly at the end. Sallie K. was never dangerous, although going well at the end. Dulcinea tired after Close pursuit of the terrific pace. The others were beaten off. Scratched C.!45Pierrot, 102; C3507 Saghalien, 109; G32173Belcast, 115; G31GI Malacca. 102- 03507 Remiss. M; Boomerang. 00. fi Q I "1 FOURTH RACE 1 1-4 Miles. 2:024101. Brighton Handicap. Value 5,OOo7 J ZJ J tJC JL 3-year-olds and upward. Net value to winner 9,750. Ind liorscs AWtPPSt St "urStrFiiii Jockeys , Owners O H C P S 63520RAMS HORN ws 4 114 C 7 7" 7 4J 65 l" 1 Sewell W S Williams 5 5 1 G3275FIRST MASON wsn C 114 12 10 10 10h S! 4" 21 2i J Martin C E Rowo 8 12 10 4 2 G3T.KS TOKALON ws 5 118 10 11 11 11 71 71 7" 31 Bedell J W Fuller 15 30 0 8 4 G31SSGLORIFIER wn 4 ICS 3 C 5l 5h 31 2and 3h 4i AVishard L Ar Boil 10 20 20 8 4 .""STROMK wsn 4 95 9 S 8 8 lt 91 9h f,i Brussel R AV Nelson 30 50 40 15 b.,S"XVInjISK AI W 3 103 2 3 21 2J 5b f.h fii CJ Ierrine T .1 Gaynor 5 10 10 4 2 Tln,1?!?" w i I P 31 7i S,law v n Hitchcock 3 4 4 2 1 VSr1,11 FLA I -wi; 3 10C 4 S 91 9 6U su SI 81 AV Knapp G W Landon 4 5 41 2 J SmAS, w5J?I ?12,s 12 VZ 12 11 I WilliamsW Gerst 50 GO GO 20 12 S. AIRNGORM wsn 4 118 1 1 lb m in 10 10 10s J Jones S Paget S 10 10 4 2 MllHVV.11 H2! J? 2 11 43 lh lh W MiIler " T Wilson Jr G. 9 9 31 2 "AMBG BELLE w 5 121.11 4 fi. fi. 9 11 12 12 Lyne S Taget S 10 10 4 2 a12SKUROKI wn 3 10.. 5 Left at the post. Koerner J R Kecne 10 15 12 5 21 Added starters. fCoupIed In betting; no separate place or show betting , J;Imt; - l ;ci 17- J100- VAh 2:032. AA inner B. c, by Bute --Aunt Tessa trained by AA S. AVilllams. Went to post at 1:10. At post 3 minutes. Start bad. AVon driving: second and third the same. Ram s Horn away poorly, but luckily placed and skillfully reserved in the carlv running, moved up on the far turn and. closing up rapidly through Hie stretch, won out in the last sixteenth. First Mason, away badly, gradually improved his position, ran around on the outside on the last turn, finished like a .vhlrl-o"JMinoniWei,mTC W." t0lay- Tokalon als "Vr,1 t e start, trailed far in the rear for half the journey and, closing an immense gap in the last hair, put up a wonderful effort. Olorifier, badly handled throughout, was excessively urged and then pulled up at intervals, finished close up and ran a cracking llY, t;eIcrSl,rom; finished well up and going fast. Whimsical, badly messed about, was securely pock-h, foil ;0-k,e,, lact-repeatedly in the last half, hut was going as well as anything at the end. Dandelion railed to stay after being a serious and forward contender, for a mile and an eighths Flip Flap, pock-iVl i 1 i1 oK oa tlic bT1 tmlu ran ,m to forward contention in a marvelous middle half sprint, which ... B5anC!ISSt away poorly and closed a big gap. Cairngorm was the early pacemaker, but quit iLu n. ca,ofa i lnile- DolIy Spanker failed in the last quarter and could not stay the route. Hamburg lieile quit badly. Scratched G3105Miss Crawford, 05. Overweights AAhimsical, 1 pound; Dandelion, 2. f Q. AzLO FIFTH RACE 1 1-16 Miles. 1:44? 4-101. ,000 added. 3-year-olds and upward. UOUt Selling. Net value to winner . Ind Horses AWt PPSt ?4 StrFin JoekeyB Owners O II "Cp"S fpJS ?m JWIS WB?,S1 i l l I "rner .1 II McCormick 21 3 11-54-5 2-5 55? oh VlIARLATAN VH 3 102 1 1 51 fih 4b 21 21 H Cochran AV Gum 5 C 5 2 1 63391 E VIE GREENE Wit 3 92 8 S 9 7 3b 3 3 Jas HcJ p Mavbnrrv V0 12 5 " G33G7 PRINCE FREDERICKw 3 97 fi 3 2b 5b 2b 4 n Koerner D Gideon 31 4 1C-56-5 7-10 63o.0KING HENRY W 3 90 2 2 lb 3l CJ Gl C1 Rownn Tf Tirnwn 8 10 10 4 imTORfef? 1 S K I n8 o8 7 W cTSSly Jo 60 Jo 20 h TSlandlkifgiP wSm r ? A 2, 2. x W McGeo D R Hyner 20 30 30 10-5 v1, 12 2 ,f 3 ,l .7h 9 brussel Ike Stable 20 30 20 8 4 S nOTivni 2,LiD im i in " " in W W 10 10 10 10 Shaw AV Caliili 5 10 S 3 8-5 LOUIS H. wn o 107 9 Left at the post. IFbrand T M Cassidy 15 23 20 8 4 lime. 11 J, 23Jj, 3;J. 47J l -oni! i-i-s i-ioj 1 -.17 AVlnner-Ch. f, by Victory Furlano trained bv J if McCormicl- JernrrR? , IVst Start bad. Won driving; second and third the ame. Mary m, Morr s. from a lucky start, forged hit,. ,llc iead early, opened an unnecessarily wide gap on the far Sell 1 i,n L ,t?7TW"7- "In:,,,, shuflkd back early, made up a lot of gro.md and I h ft finished w with a fast, but belated end rush am! was best. Evie Greene, away iKXjrly, closed a big gap into a fast Mhif, ft dr. . I I-rlck ran in 0ls and was excessively urged to keep up. and looked dan gerous in the strocli but tired Rohador sf.adlly improved his position. King Henry showed plenty "f sieei. but was repeatedly shullled back and Civing .luring the middle running, but was going .-" well at i i0 end and can do hotter. oladay .likes mud. Overweights Mary .MorrllVmnd; Clia::atan, 1; Rohador, 1; Volnday. 2; Louis II.. 1. . fiQftA SIXTH KACE 5 l-2Turlongs. 1:002109. 00 added. 2-year-olds. MaYd"ens" J PJ fc Special Weiglits. Net value to winner . Ind Horses AWt PPSt M StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P S S Ik ri?I . in !i I ST 5? 3 "1 Snaw N Bennington 4 -C 7 C 2 C-5 fLTftwnv lS 9 7i 5i3:t J Martin AV H Brown 4 4 S-5 4-5 . W 3 3 4 4 4" L e H p Whitney 13-53 2 4-5 2-H r-a ,mv r?-o- Tox4!wiwp?n WB 0 9 7 C 6 5 W aI11Ier A Belmont 3 4 18-57-5 7-10 w?nL?ER W Ji? 14 2 lh K 2h C w KnPP I Schreiher 20 40 0 8 4 iu iornt-i, WB;?A15 1 21 51 7 71 Unissel 1 AVimmer 12 20 15 C 3 rU2?5iIJHTaMBBR S 10 8h 8 8 Sh 11 Cochran J C Cooley 50 CO 40 12 fi wrSPn. nJ?Z-i,S 101 101.991 L WilliamsM Knius JO 15 15 6 3 C3iI7 LORD X.OYAT , ,ay UO 9 J3 12 X2 12 jo; Jibrana B H McC Potter 4Q 68 SO JO and . , ! HERETOG -W 110 12 12 lit nj hj h: Knaack R C Nelson 100 200 200 60 30 63590 GRAND VEDETTE wn 1J7 10 14, 13 13 13 12 W TraversR T Wilson Jr 60 100 40 15 8 IRONTON wb 110 4 4 6l 91-10 13 W McGee L A Cella 100 100 100 40 20 63517 MAUD MG w 107 2 11 Fell. Gerdes Lake Stable 100 200 200 60 30 Time, Hi. 22J, 351. 1:00J, 1:07. Winner Ch. f. by Alvescot Ignite trained by P. Coyne. AVent to post at 5:05. At post 2 minutes. Start-straggling. Won driving; second and third-tlje same. Altnda maintained close pursuit of the pacemaker to the stretch, where she forged to tho front and appeared like winning easily, but just got home, however. AAaterbury, nwny slowly, made up ground rapidly in the last quarter and Just failed to get up in a whirlwind rush. Frank Bill got away badly and worked through a rough journey to the stretch, where he closed up like a cyclone and is -a good colt. Marathon was shut off early and finished close up. Smiling Tom, nearly left, closed a big gap, hut waa pocketed in the stretch. Scratched 035355Yorklst. 107; C3040 Sallie IC. 107: Syl Mount. 110. 6Q CIA A SEVENTH RACE 1 l-16MiIes. 1:44J 4 101. ?1,000 added3-yearld3and"upr. O UJctc ward. Selling. Net value to -winner . . Ind Horses AWtPPSt U i StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 62907 VINO wsb 3 96 6 C Is Is 1 1 1J W Miller Patchogue Stable 6-5 7-511rl01-3 out 63342MANDARIN w 3 93 7 1 2 2b 7 21 2 Koerner F R Hitchcock 4 5 3i "4-5 out 63594 TELEPHONE wg 5 101 3 3 3 3 2 3 31 Finn R A Smith 6 10 8 2J 1 63591 CHAMPLAIN ws 5 101 5 2 4 41 3 4 4 Hagan A L Asto 15 25 20 6 2 C321G AVRENNE ws 3 94 2 5 51 51 51 51 5b Brussel G S Davis 12 23 20 6 2 6354DAZELINA w 4 93 4 7 7 6b 6b 6 G Keyes T E Crist 6 10 8 21 1 63541ArARIETES ws 4 93 1 4 61 7 il 7 7 C Ross J Curl 5 10 8 21 1 Tiine, Hi, 23, 355, 47$, 1:00, l:13i, l:30f, 1:45J. Winner B. c, by Fresno Lobosina trained by S. C. Hildreth. AVent to post at 5:23. At post 2 minutes. Start fair. AAou in a canter; second driving; third the same. Aino, fresh and good and very fit, made the running by a wide gap throughout and was always under a pull. Mandarin, poorly handled, fell back at a critical moment on the last turn and then came again with a belated burst of speed. Telephone got Into third place directly after tho start and at the end of six furlongs took second place by several lengths, but tired badly In tho stretch. Champlain again failed to stay and will improve in soft going. Wrenne was very badly handled and will do to yatch. Azelina got away very badly and was never dangerous afterwards. Aarietes lacked speed to a pronounced degree. v Scratched CCG43 Ati Rcvoir, 103; C3501 Earl Rogers, 94; 03460 John Lyle, 103. Corrected weights AArenne. 04. , , ..
