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! . BRIGHTON BEACH FORM CHART. BROOKLYN, N. Y., October 6, 1906. Sixth day. Brighton Beach Racing Association. Autumn Meeting. lays. Weather cloudy; track heavy. 225 books on. Presiding Judge, Clarence McDowell. Starter, A. B. Dade. Racing Secretary, John Boden. Jr. Racing starts, at 2;15 p. ni. W indicates whip, S spurs, B blinkers. Figures in parenthesis following the distance of each race indicate track record, age of horse and weight carried. i PtflkT f7 FIRST RACE 5 1-2 Furlongs. 1:002109. 00 added. 2-year-ohls. Selling. UWvl Net value to winner ifSOO. . . Ind ilorses AWU;PrsT yt V Str Kin-Jockeys Owners O H C V S CC003 TILEING wc 102 9 10 a1 21 1A ll Kocrner Palestine Stable S 13 12 5 2A ,6t85SB13LLE OF IROQUOIS w 101 3 4 1J 1 2 2 W Miller Paitchogue Stable 7-101-5 ::-3 1-1 out C1S33 RUSSELL T. w 102 10 2 3 3 3 Sf- Dillon J T Mulr S 12 10 4 2 .65003 ACE HIGH . w 106 SI 1 4 4 4U Garner T D Sullivan 10 15 15 5 J C1S97 CLEMENTS w 102 3 8 11 P "1 -5 Brussel M Clancy 10 20 20 C 3 C1CS7 OUR OWN w 91 11 C 8l 8 GJ Ci C Ross A A Rellly 10 100 100 10 20 Ct377PUGENT v 100 1 3 Ci 7 7J 7l J Harris G C Bennett 8 20 20 C 3 G77 JOK I-ALl.EItT wi: 102 7 12 10A ! Su Si L, Smith W C Fessenden 30 10 10 15 8 61793 ALLOWMAISE Wi: 112 C 5 3 51 9 9 Sewell C E Howe 10 15 10 1 2 MSGSDONNA ELVIRA w 93 12 11 7 10 101 10 Horner V Belmont 10 15 13 5 2 C1793 DARABOW vru 102 1 9 lh 11s 11s 11 H CocliranJ R Macombcr 10 100 100 30 12 C195SLADY VINCENT WB 96 2 7 12 12 12 12 Hagan A D Aste S 12 10 4 8-5 Time, 11;. 235, 3CJ, 49, 1;02-, 1:0S2. Winner -B. c, by Hastings Futile trained by AV. O. Scully. Went to yost at 2:14. At jiost 3 minutes. Start fair. Won driving; second and third the same. Tilelng got away poorly, but closed up steadily and, challenging Belle of Iroquois In the stretch, won going away. Belle of Iroquois niade the running after going the first Sixteenth and tired right at the end. Russell T. ran forwardly throughout and finished a fast goiiig third. Ace "High disliked tins going evidently, hut held a moderately forward position to the stretch, where he tired badly. Clements was sliufileil to the rear early and closed up considerable ground. Our Own Improved, her position. Ptmgent ran an unexpectedly poor "race and is Very inconsistent. Allowmaise showed early speed. Donna Elvira seemed anchored in the going. Scratched 04795 Momentum, 1.02; 01977 Taunt. 99; Gl33Winsouie Ways, 99; 01S5S Storm, 91. Overweights Russell T., 2 pounds; Ace High, 2. , Q SECOND RACE About 2 Miles. 4:125159. Chantilly Steeplechase. ,500 Dtlv J.O added. 4-year-olds and upward. Haudleap. Net value to wlnner.S2,p!5. Ind Horses" AWtPPSt 3 6 9 12 StrFin Jockeys Owners O II. CPS . C1913JIMMY LANE w: C 15C 2 1 2 2 1 lh 1 1 Owens Mr Cotton 3-3 13-101 out 61993CxVX.LER r.7 U3 3 2 1 1 2l,22:2Donohue J E Wldener 21 4 31 out 61553 ORO w 4 140 133 3 3 3 3 3 Ray T Hitchcock Jr 13-03 2 out- Time, 4:20. Winner Ch. g, by His Grace Anna Page trained by G. Tompkins. Went to post at 2:45. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won easily; secoud driving; bird the same. Jinnny Lane, after. being reserved in close early attendance on the pacemaker, forged into the lead when beginning the last circuit and won practically us. his rider pleased. Caller liked the soggy going and put up a game, but unavailing, effort to keep pace with the winner. Oro refused at the end of a mile and is very- erratic: Scratched 049.34 Balzac, 130; ClOloGiandpa, 102; OllSO The Miner, 137; C31SC Dick Roberts, 138. Overweighf s-Qro, 3 pounds. "- -- K"iT T1HRD RACE 1 1-10 Miles. 1:4451 10L ?1,000 added. 3-year-olds and up- J!tJJ.jL xJ ward. Selling. Net valpe to winner .1810. Ind ilorses AAVtPP .St V- "A Str Fin Jockeys Owners U- H O P S 61901 BELMERE wn 3 93 4 3 1 Is iu l 1J .Tas HensyF Burlew 2 21 S-5 3-3 1-1 GtOOlANNETA LADY WJ! 3 100 5 1 3 3 2U 2 2 Koerner C W Richardson 2 13-521 4-3 1-3 G1743 MANDARIN -w 3 98 9 6 i 4 4 31 3 L Smith AV D Millard 30 40 20 C 2 Cl!i91DEUTSCHLAND. Wsn 6 10S 2 2 2b 2 3 4s 4 AV Miller B Schrciber S-3 3 13-59-102-5 G1991 PALM TREE wsu 4 IOC 6 9 8 S 3 5 5s AV Knapp E R Bradley 40 GO 50 15 C G1973 JOHN F. AHEARN wsb 5 103 S 8 5 51 G G G J Harris J Buyer 100 300 300 GO 30 G4S77 CANNON BALL w 6 107 7 5 7" 7" 7 7 7 .S Dickson T Stewart 100 300 100 30 15 C493S IAANHOE wsi: 4 103 1 4 G5 6s S S S Garner J L Hayiuan 40 50 40 10 5 61078 SOUFR1ERE w 5 103 3 7 9 9 9 9 9 C Miller A F Dayton 6 15 12 4 8-5 Time, 12j, 24i, 303, jsj, 1:01 J, 1:14 J, 1:41. l:4Si. Winner B. c, by Ogdeii Nahiiia ti-iined by F. Burlew, AVeut to post at 3:10. At post 2 miuutes. Start good. Won handily; second driving: third the same. Behnere is a superlative mudlark, made the ruuuing by a safe gap all the way. easily shaking off Anneta Ladys determined challenge at the end. The latter was forwardly placed from the Starr and liulslied with a belated end rush. Mandarin closed up fast in the last half and gamely earned third place. Dcutsch-land ran prominently to the sf retell, where he tired and was palpably handicapped by the going. Palm Tree made up ground from a poor start. John F. Ahearn also finished well up. Soufriere was not ready and can beat this kind when lit and In nood form. Scratched 03003 Tyron, 100; G5C09 Tipping, 95; C1SS2 Leonard Joe Hayiuan, 93; G5009 Azeltna, 103-04975 AVater Tank, 95. Overweights Anuota Lady, 3 pounds; Camion Ball, 1. f K ;Ai A FOURTH RACE 2 1-4 Miles. 3:49 1121. Brighton Cup. Aalue 0,000. OuUiU 3-year-olds and upward. Weight for Age. Net value to winner ,S0O and ,000 Cup. Ind Horses AWtPPSt H 1 V.j 2 StrFin. JOckeys Owners O II C PS G1!0HOLSCHER WSB 3 111 3 3 4 4 3s 2 1 ll Xoone AAr Shields 20 30 20 3 7-10 61956FLIP FLAP wn 3 10S 1 I 3l C U iu 2 23v Shaw G AV Langdon S-517-10S-3 1-1 out Gt9C0PROPER "iv 121 2 2 1 1 21 3 3u 3" L AVilliamsAV 11 Jennings 3-5 3-1 3-5 out - .61707 THE CLOWN ivs-S 111 1 1 2l 21 4 4 4 4 AV Miller G Brown Jr 20 40 SO I 1 Time, 24g. 38, 51j, 1:01 J. 1:10. 1:30H, 1 :44J, 2:llj, 2:25J, 2:39j. 2:53j, 3:004, 3:19J, 3:33j. 3:59J. AAinncr Br. c, by Lamplighter Princess Lorraine trained by W. Shields. Went to post at 3:34. At post 1 minute. Start good. AVon driving: second the same; third eased up. Holschcr, a stayer and at home iu the going, came fast through the stretch and scored u lucky victory by being patiently waited with for nearly two miles before making his final move. Flip Flap, under an overunxlpus ride, waif sent along prematurely to dispose of Proper and In turn succumbed to ITnhchers challenge, biit came again under the whip and was wearing him down at the end. Proper simply failed to stay, took up the running at the end of five furlongs and led by a wide gap for a liiile and three-quarters and then tired. . Scratched 01950Qxford, 121.. d. PC Ci? 1 FIFTH RAGE 3-4 Mile. 1:12 "111. ,000 added. 2-year-olds. Allowances. OtlVHl Net value to winner . IuHllorse3. AAVtPPStU if. j StrFin Jockeys Owners O II C P S 61S79ARIMO wn 10S 1 4 U Vi is. 1 J. Martin J J AValsh 3 5 4 S-D 1-3 C170tBiVRI7;aO" w 103 0 6 71 7 3U 2U AV Knapp E R Bradley G 8 5 2 1 0iy97rFlsn HjYWIC w 103 2 S 41 ll 2l 3 AV Miller Palestine Stable 3 31 3 G-5 7-10 G1933V.ICT-ORIA B. wn 105 3 7 o1 G 4s Garner G J Long 10 12 10 1 2 tlil!sl6JAMES CRAWFORD wh 103 S 5 -5 5 6 5 Radtke W AV Burden 21 31 31 7-5 7-10 6tS97 GENERAL SHERMAN Wis 102 10 1 31 3? 4 G Brussel .Dehiwar6 Stable 100 100 100 49 20 CJ919G1LD Wil105 110 S S S u Jas HensyF ONeill 6 7 5 2 1 6491GGEORGE S. DAVIS v 114 9 2 2U ;l 71 85 Sewell G S Davis 0 7 6 2 G-5 61S7DPRINCE JIPISSING "W 102 5 8 9 9 9 9 Finn A A Reilly 100 100 100 -10 20 HARRY GARDINER 99 7 9 10 10 10 10 L Smith C R TOtlison 30 100 100 10 20 . Tiin, JliA. 21. :;04. IS?, Winner fit. e, by Sojltaire 11. MagdHlonas trained ty J. R. AValker. Weht to post at 4:91. At post 2 minutes. Start straggling. AAon pulled up; second driving; third the same, Arlnio forgel Into tb.o jcaI on thy inside n the first haK apt yvyuuallv yoi by fojijiself asvij i Jp. Barlngo, a Blow beginner, lost much ground in the early running, but got up for second place with a sensutioual stretch sprint and is very tood. Fish Hawk ran a dull race, was forced out of position in the early running and also tired unexpectedly in the closing drive. Victoria B. closed a big gap from a fiatfooted send-off. James Crawford was never dangerous. General Sherman showed superior early speed, but failed to stay. Gild, nearly left, never got into serious contention and can do better. George S. Davis bores In to the rail constantly, ran well to the stretch and quit. Scratched 048973 Royal Bree2e, 108: 049582Landsman, 102; 649305Barbar.v Belle, 90: G4920 Cambyses, 102. h f O O SIXTH RACE 3-4 Mils. 1:123111. ,000 added. All Ages. Handicap. JXJJll Net value to winner 25. Ind Horses AWtPP St ,4 V 34 StrFin Jockeys Owners , O H C PS C403S NANNIE HODGE wb 5 123 4 1 21 4l3i 11 W Miller W W Harden 2 2J 9-5 7-101-2 649972GAMBRINUS w 4 10S 8 r. 4 3l 3 2" .1 Harris W Gerst 15 2J 7 23 7-5 64934 ROBIN HOOD wjj 5 105 0 4 31 2?. I2 ?fi Koerner .1 P Mayberry 10 15 12 4 2 C4917 DISHABILLE w 4 126 1 12 12" 11" 9l 4l L WilliamsG G Bennett 6 8 7 21 7-5 C4978 SUFFICE w 4 102 10 3 51 Dillon J T Muir 100 100 CO 20 10 64975 "WATER TANK "WB 3 90 5 8 71 71 75 6 Garner F B Lemaire 30 30 20 8 4 64914 SIR CARUTHERS wb 3 97 7 10 9 9 10 7 C Ross R Angarola 50 60 60 20 10 64934 HALIFAX "wn 3 127 12 2 ll 1- 43 S2 "W Dugan. E R Thomas 2 4 4 S-5 4-5 65007iLISTLESS wn 3 S7 3 6 S. S3 S1 91 G Burns W C Daly 50 60 CO 20 10 64975 AVTSTON wb 3 92 11 7 63 5and 6l 101 Notter J L McGlnnis 60 60 30 10 5 G4997 MONET wb 5 106 2 9 11 12 12 ll2 Hasan J H McCormlck 10 15 12 4 2 C3SC1 THE L.EX. LEADER wb 4 92 6 11 10t lO 11 12 Mahon J W Colt 100 200 200 SO 40 Time, 12, 24, 36, 48R. l:Ui. Winner Ch. m, by Rossington Mrs. Lane trained by W. W. Darden. Went to post at 4:34. At post ." minutes. Start fair. Won driving; second and third the same. Nannie Hodge was skillfully reserved in forward contention from the start, made good with a brilliant closing sprint and is in her best form. Gambrinus is improving, maintained clbse pursuit of the leaders and finished gamely. Robin Hood displayed brilliant speed and challenged the pacemaker on the last turn, getting into a clear lead, then tired right at the end. Dishabille broke away so slowly as to be virtually left at the post, but closed an immense gap and finished with a cyclonic rush, going three feet to the leaders one and was much the best. Suffice was also going fast at the end into a close up fifth. Water Tank displayed unexpected good form. Halifax quit completely in the last quarter, but showed a glimpse of his old-time superlative speed for a half mile. Monet, ran a bad race and can do much better. Scratched 04794 Pater, 110; GlS32Ladv Savoy, 113; 02470 Security, ,122; 0171.r Kiainesha, 120; 01934 Guiding Star, 90; 04S90 Voorhees. 99. Overweights Suffice, 3 pounds.
