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NEW YORK FORM CHART. BRIGHTON BEACH. BROOKLYN, N. Y., Saturday, July 13, 1907 Fourth day. Brighton Bcacli Racing Association. Midsummer Meeting 22 days. Weather clear; track fast. 350 hooks on. Presiding Judge, Clarence McDowell. Starter, Mars Cassidy. Racing Secretary, John Boden. Racing starts at 2:30 p. on. W indicates whip, S spurs. B blinkers. Figures in parenthesis following the distance of each race indicate Index number, track record, age of horse and weight carried. rT f 111 FIRST RACE About 2 Miles. 019934:12.-5159. Punchestown Steeplechase, f VJ JL JL JL ,500 added. 4-year-olds and upward. Handicap. Net value to winner ,735. Ind Horses AWtFPSt 3 G 9 12 StrFin Jockeys Owners 0IICP S G9SG1 COM. FONTAINE W 4 140 2 2 2s 24 2s VI 1 1S Stone J W Colt 4 5 4 G -5 out G!S07 D E LC ANTA w 5 150 4 4 l1 lJ l1! 25 2s 2 W G WsnLong Island Sta 2i 2 9-5 3 5 out C99C0PALM WS 4 135 1 1 3 3 3 3 3 3 Dupee C II Smith G S 8 S 5 out 09909GRANDPA WS S 157 3 3 Fell. Mr J OBnW C Hayes 7-5 S-5 S-5 3 -5 out Time, 4:31. Winner Br. g, by Gerolstein Fusee trained by M. Daly. Went to post at 2:45. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won easily: second and third driving. Commodore Fontaine was iu close attendance on the pacemaker for over a mile, then went to the front at the half and gamely held sway to the end. Delcanta made the running until joined by Commodore Fontaine, when be blundered at the next jump and could never get up afterwards. Palm fenced in slovenly fashion at iirst and, being handicapped by the slow early pace, was unequal to sprinting with the other two when the real racing began. Grandpa fell at the second jump when in the lead. Scratched -01034 Desert Chief, 155; 09955 Garterette, 130; 70087 Kernel, 141; 09210 Pagan Bey, 117; S0S9 Harlequin, 140; 07502 Uncle James, 132. fj f Cy SECOND RACE 3-4 Mile. 70001 1:1 1 1 11 OS. ,000 added. All Ages. I J j L J Handicap. Net value to winner . I nd Horses AWTlP St M Y- 34 Str Fin Jockeys Owners O II "cPS 70037SSUFFRAGE W 4 127 3 2 2 2 H Is W Miller J It Keene 7-5 7-511-101 2 1-5 70037 RAPID WATER W G 111 10 It 7 4J ?.S 2S Redell S C Ilildreth 30 30 30 10 G G9G23 HALIFAX wis 4125 S 1 HJ Is 21 3S Jas HensyE R Thomas 5 10 10 4 2 70037 COLONEL WHITE Wit 5 101 9 3 3 Cl 41 4s llarty II E Rowell 15 20 20 8 4 C993G DON ENRIQUE WI! 3 97 11 4 4i 3J Gi 51 E Dugan A Belmont 30 30 30 10 G- 70037 PNCE HAMBURG wn 5 123 4 10 Sl 5l Gs 0s Mountain II P Whitney 4 G 3i 7 5 7 10 J!9:5S AIT U D A w 3 90 1 5 G1 7s 7s 7 Garner G J Long 15 20 15 C 3 f.97S3sRUBY w 5 93 2 0 C. Si Si Si M Preston W B Jennings 30 30 30 10 5 G9.-.55sVOORIIEES Wis 4 110 5 7 9i 9i 91 9 AV Doyle A B Spreckels 12 15 12 4 2 G99SG BARBARY BELLE w 2 92 G 9 10l 10l 10l 10l W Walsh F Brown 15 15 15 5 2i 70037S1IERODOTUS w 4 100 7 S 11 11 11 11 Notter W Huston 12 20 20 G 3 Time. 12?, 232, 35J. 47s. 1:1 2J. Winner Ch. f, by Volcr Queenston trained by J. Rowe. Went to post at 3:14. At post 3 minutes. Start fair. Won easily; second driving; third the same. Suffrage, troni a good start, was reserved in striking distance pursuit of the pacemaker to the stretch, where sh.? drew out and made good in decisive fashion. Rapid AValer, away poorly, rapidly closed an immense gap into a fast going second and ran a remarkable race. Halifax outbroke the others and set a fast pace for a half mile, then tired badly and was lucky to save third place. Colonel White was lucky at the start and ran in early forward contention, dropped back in the stretch and then came again with a belated rush under a bad ride. Don Enrique ran prominently to the stretch, where lie tired. Prince Hamburg got away poorly and Slowly improved his position, but ran a bad race. Altuda was prominent for live furlongs. Voorhees was never dangerous, but had no chance under a bad ride. Scratched 099S9 Lord Lovat, 95; 70037 Ilaensel, 102. Incorrect weight in entries Barbary Belle, 00. Overweights Rapid Wratcr, 2 pounds; Herodotus, 1. T7 fl t Q THIRD RACE 5 1-2 Furlongs. 577S0 1:00 2 109. ,000 added. 2-year-olds. I JL JL O Allowances. Net value to winner . Ind Ilorses "AWFppSiHa Yi ytStr Fin Jockeys Owners O II C P S GSSG1 FAIR PLAY wn 102 5 1 Is Is Is 1SJ W Miller A Belmont G G 3i 7-5 7 10 G99SSNIMBUS ws 112 7 2 2s 2 2s 21 Garner AV Clay G-5 7-G13-101 2 1 -5 C9S09 ADRIANA wr. 107 2 G 4 3 31 3i Mountain II P AVliitney 3 4 13-51 12 C995MAGAZINE wit 115 S 3 3s 4l 4 V- E Dugan R F Carman 10 15 15 5 2J G9403SZIEPHEN w 115 4 4 5l 5l 5l 5s F Swain AV F Schulte 20 40 40 12 5 G9940 CORNCOB w 105 10 7 G Gs G AV Doylo E L Norton 100 100 GO 20 10 C99C5 HOLLISTER W 99 9 5 71 7l 7l 7l Beckman H K Aingut 10 15 15 5 2J C9SS5 MOSS W 99 1 10 10 Ss S2 S2 R Lowe C M Durham 100 100 100 40 20 700G1 iflSS DELANEY W 99 11 S S4 9s 9s 9s Brussel .7 Fitzsimmons 100 100 100 40 20 G915S SZAMOSY wit 99 C 9 91 10 10 10 Henry G F Johnson Jr 100 100 100 40 25 700G1 CASTLEWOOD wn 102 3 Left at the post. Notter J L McGinnis S 15 12 3 7-5 Time. 103. 22. 04J, 47, 59J, 1:00J. AVinner Ch. c, by Hastings Fairy Gold trained by A. J. Joyner. AVent to post at 3:44. At post 2 minutes. Start straggling. AVon in a canter; second driving; third the same. Fair Play, a coming crackerjack, decisively outbroke, outpaced and outstayed his opponents and won cantering. Nimbus, always iu nearest pursuit of the winner, .tired finally and was driving to save second place. Adriaha, seemingly outpaced early, finished with a belated stretch rush. Magazine tired after early strenuous pursuit of the leaders, showed much speed, but was overweighted. Zlephen ran well up to the stretch, where he was eased up when beaten. Corncob was gaining in the stretch, llollister was weakly ridden and never dangerous. Scratched 70001sThe Squire, 107; 09S39 Donncll, 102. Overweights-r-Corneob, 3 pounds. VJ f- A FOURTH RACE 1 1-4 Miles. 477252:023104. Brighton Handicap. Aalue I VJ JL JL Jb 5,000. 3-year-olds and upward. Net value to winner 9.750. ind Horses A WtPP.St St Vi Ys V Str Fin Jockeys Owners O II C P S C991DPETER PAN wn 3 115 7 S Cfi cu Gi 3i 22 1" Notter J R Keene 9-5 2 8-5 9-101-2 C993SSM CARTER w 3 101 5 1 H 1 lJ li li 2i AV Miller Newcastle Stable G 7 G 2 C-5 G99G2MONTGOMERY AV 3 109 1 3 4i 4" 2" 2 3s 3 Nicol E Herz 4 G G 2 1 G99Gl!sDANDELION w 5 117 13 9 9 9" Si 4h 4 4s Radtke F R Hitchcock C 7 C 2 C-5 7001GMISS CRAAVFRDw C 100 2 5 S" S 7" 7l 5s 5 Garner AV AV Darden 20 40 40 15 G C99G2 COTTONTOWN wsn 4 119 8 10 101 10i 10 10 7i Cl AV Knapp I J Millett 20 40 40 15 G C99G2 FIRST PREMIUM W 4 10S 12 13 13 13l 13 13l 11s 7s C Bogker J AV Fuller 15 25 20 S 4 G99S7FOUNTNBLUE AVlt 3 102 11 12 ll!" 1 lll1 9 9l Ss Onley J li Brady 10 15 12 5 2i C99G2 COY MAID V 5 105 G 2 2U 2U 3U Gs G2 91 R Lowe Kenilworth Stable25 40 30 10 5 : 70010 NEALON ws i 121 10 i 2 3" 4i GU si 104 W Dugan C E Durnell 10 15 12 5 21 C96S5 FAUST 3 00 9 7 V V 5 Sl 10 lib E Dugan C E Durncll 10 15 12 5 21 699S9 G A LL AA7AN T wn 4 115 3 11 lib nti j-Jh 12 121 12 Mountain R T Wilson Jr 20 20 20 S 4 G99S3 MARTIN DOYLE wn 5 110 11 C 5l 5 Sl II1 13 13 Prior A Turncy 20 2T 20 8 4 6S9S9 TOKALON w C 11G 4 1114 14 11 14 14 14 Finn J W Fuller 15 25 20 8 4 fCoupled ia betting; no separate place or show betting. Time, 232, 35s. 47E, 59, 1:12, 1:244, 1:3s?., 2:03s-Winner 1$. c, by Commando Cinderella, ly Hermit trained -by J. Rowe. Went to.iost at 4:ir. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won driving; second and tliird tlic same. Peter Pan broke badly in the middle of the lleld and was hemmed In the first furlong, improved his position gradually on the outside and got Into striking distance of the leaders on the backstrctch, commenced to overhaul the leaders slowly, bat surely, and got up finally under the whip. McCartcr made the running by clear daylight and was going well in hand for a mile and an eighth, but succumbed in the last stride of a terrific effort. Montgomery developed brilliant speed and, after going a half, was in nearest pursuit of the pacemaker, seemed promising on the last turn, but fell back when Peter Pan challenged him, then came again very fast, but could not quite get up. Dandelion suffered at the start :uid was in close quarters for nearly a mile and closed up in the last quarter into a fast going fourth. Miss Crawford steadily improved her position and finished close np in a cracking effort. Cottontown held forth in the rear, hemmed in and unable to get clear sailiug until too late, then came very fast. First Premium, nearly left, had no chance at the start. Fountainblue got away very badly and ran on the outside throughout and was pulled up frequently, had no chance witli the ride, but put up- a cracking effort. Coy Maid was prominent for seven furlongs and quit badly. Nealon loomed up at the half, but was crowded out and pulled up. Faust got away poorly and showed early speed. Martin Doyle retired early. Scratched G95933Bcacon Light, 100; C0002 Wexford, 100; 70005Cairngorm, 111; C0002 Ironsides, 107. r7 fl 1 PT FIFTH HACK 1 1-1G Miles. 57709 1:4-18 1101. ,000 added. 3-year-olds and I J JL JL tj upward. .Selling. Net value to winner . I ml Horses AWTPP St Str Fin Jockeys Owners O HOPS 7003S3REIDMOORE TVs 4 106 5 2 4b 3b 3J 21 lt Jas HensyAV Shields 10 15 15 5 21 70091 SAALOR WB 4 9S 11 5 21 l1 l1 31 23 E Dugan C E Durnell 7-5 S-5 3-2 7-101-3 70015GOLDEN WEST "Wit 3 S3 3 S 51 S 7 4 31 AV Walsh F E Brown 15 25 20 7 3 CJSSiMARY F. w 4 101 1 7 71 5h 3i 4 Garner AV B Jennings 12 12 S 3 S-5 G9783ANNETA LADY ay 4 103 7 3 S3 7 G 51 5b W Miller C W Richardson 4 41 3J 7-5 7-10 7001G TONY BONERO ays 3 101 S i 0 3 9 S1 C Beckman C R Fleischmannl 10 S 3 S-5 fiOJSG HERMAN Avn 3 101 G G 3 41 4b G I3 M Preston A L Aste 10 20 20 8 4 G99SG YORKIST AVB 3 91 4 11 10 10 10s 93 S5 Henry T W Coulter 5 8 7 21 7-5 G99G3 CUTTER W 5 101 9 4 l1 21 2 7J 9l R Lowe C J Brockmlllcr 20 40 40 15 7 70015 VAQUERO ayb 3 93 10 1 Gl 51 S1010100 Brussel II B Duryea 40 CO GO 20 12 C9557 BEGGAR MAID ayb 3 92 2 10 11 11 11 11 11 Shreve AV McMann 20 30 30 12 G Time, 11, 23, 35, 4S, 1:00s. 1:14, 3:40s, 1:4G. Winner Ch. g, by Ornament Desayuno trained by W. Shields. Went to post at 4:45. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won driving: second and third the 5.ime. Keidnioore, from a striding start, was forward!- placed, but reserved from the fast early pace, and finally wore the Cavorite down, but was lucky. Saylor got away poorly and was impeded on the first turn, probably moved up prematurely on the backstretch. and held sway to the last stride before succumbing. Golden West, away poorly, closed a big gap on the outside and finished a fast going third in a cracking effort. Mary F. had no mishaps, loomed up in the stretch, but tired finally and likes mud. Anneta Lady was on the inside and repeatedly pulling up and could not get up afterwards when clear. Tony Bonero got away poorly and closed up much ground. Herman retired after going a prominent six furlongs. Yorkist got away very badly. Cutter set the early pace, but quit after a sharp drive with the favorite. The winner was entered for 51.000; no bid. Scratched GOOSG Pretension, 105; 09051 Heaslip, 10S; 70091 King Cole, 100; C9S12 Pulsus, 100; 09710 Pioneer, 10.!. Overweights Beggar Maid, 4 pounds. I7A1 1 C SIXTH RACE 5 1-2 Furlongs. 577S0 1:00 2 109. ?1,000 added. 2-ycar-olds. 4 J JL JL O Selling. Net rvalue to winner .fSOO. Ind Horses AWtPPSt H Str Fin Jockeys Owners O n C P S REENE W. w 99 4 4 2l 11 ll l1 J Powers S Emery 10 20 15 G 3 G9S59 DONNELL AV 102 7 G Sl 51 41 2b Fuerst J B Haggin 50 GO 50 20 10 70012 PROCLIVITY w 99 10 7 G1 3h 31 3i AV Walsh J G Oxnard 50 50 50 20 10 70011 REQUITE ay 101 11 1 5 Gl 6" 4b Garner G F Johnson 2 2 3-2 3-5 1-3 11.991 STYLIT ay 101 5 2 l1 2l 2b 5b Jas HensyF Burlew 20 20 12 4 2 G9S3! MILFORD Avn 109 13 S 91 91 71 Gl Troxler G J Long 10 20 15 6 3 C9S39 MONTCLAIR ay 10G S3 3 41 51 71 Mountain P J Rainey 5 S 7 21 7-5 69910 PUNCH Ayr 107 G 12 12 12 12 Si Beckman M L Schwartz 50 50 40 15 G 70011 KODAK ayh 104 2 9 71 Si 9l 9l Notter D Gideon 10 10 G 2 G-5 700113HAL avis 10S 1 11 ll1 10 10 101 Harty F Regan 2 1S-53 1 3-5 fiySSO MANSFIELD w 104 12 10 10 ll1 11 11 Brussel H B Duryea 30 40 30 12 G 69991 GREAT DAME AYR 101 3 5 4l 7l Sl 12 R LoAve H W Goldberg 12 20 20 S 4 CONTACT w 105 9 13 13 13 13 13 Conlon M L Hayman GO 100 50 20 10 Time, 10i?, 22, 35, 4SJ, 1:01. 1:072-Winner Ch. f, by Star Shoot Magna Charta trained by A. Blakeley. Went to post at 5:14. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won driving; second and third the same. Iteene W., a slow breaker, worked up rapidly on the outside, overhauled the pacemaker on the last turn, drew out with a rush in the stretch and held her advantage gamely to the end. Domiell. away poorly, dosed a tremendous gap on his own courage, came like a shot at the end and was much the best. Proclivity made up much ground from an indifferent start and finished well. Requite, away llatfooted and hullled to the rear early, seemingly failed to get into his stride in the early running and loomed up menacingly in the stretch, but tired finally. Stylit established a good lead at the half, but tired badly in the stretch. Milford got away badly and made up ten lengths on the leaders and. is a good looker. Mont-elair showed early siced. but quit badly. Punch, nearly left, was gaining steadily. Hal had scant chance at the start. The winner was entered for 00; no bid. Scratched G9S39 Glancus, 102; 099SS Dottie S., 104; 09024 Citizen, 104. Overweights Milford, 1 pound; Montclair, 1.
