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NEW YORK FORM CHART. BRIGHTON BEACH. . BROOKLYN, N. Y., Monday, July 15, 1007. Fifth day. Brighton Beach Racing Association. Mid-Summer Meeting 22 days. AVcathcr clear; track fast. 325 books on. Presiding Judge, Clarence McDowell. Starter, Mars Cassidy. Racing Secretary, John Bodcn. Racing starts at 2:30 p. in. 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. rTfi QT7 VI KST-ItACE 341SfiUT 700011 :llf 1 10S. ,000 addedr"2-ycar-oIds. Selling". UJLQ I Net value to winner 00. Ind Horses AWtlPSt j t. yt jjtr Fin Jockeys Owners O 11 C P S 700!3 SANGUINE wn 105 5 7 7 7s 3i 1 W Miller It T Wilson Jr 1 1 4-5 1 3 1 S 700;::YOUTI1FUL. Wis 301 2 4 li 13 1 2i Notter J L McGinnis 5 7 5 S-5 7 10 01735 KIIKSII wn 105 4 5 3 31 2i 3 It Lowe Oneck Stable 211 30 20 7 3 CSSCt TOMMY AllKAltN AVii 10S 3 5 S S 5l 4i Mountain W White 30 50 41 10 fi 70OG3 SWEICT-TAIRE wit 107 1 S 5" 4J 4" 5i E Dugan It F Carman 4i 5 4i 5 5 3 5 70012 ANSON IA 97 C 3 l1 D 71 ! Beckman 1 J Dwyer 15 20 15 4 S-5 700:0 SUKEYS SON wi: 105 9 1 2h 2 G 7 Brussel M Kaliski 20 40 40 10 5 0S3U5 MELZAR 103 S 2 5 5s S S8 Boadwcc R Tucker 20 100 50 15 S C07S2 THE DANE Wit 100 7 0 0 9 0 V Swain Dominion Stable 15 40 40 10 5 Time. 12, 23J. 35. 47-, 1:14s. Winner Cli. c, by Ornament Alarming trained by T. J. Healey. Went to post at 2:20. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won in a canter; second driving: third the same. Sanguine broke slowly on the inside and was gradually forced back, finally was pocketed and pulling up frequently and sharply behind a solid wall of horses until in the strolch, where he dashed through and made good with amazing ease. Youthful outbroke and outpaced the others to the last sixteeilh and was a lucky second. Fresh ran prominently throughout, gamely saving third place and will improve. Tommy Abeam got away badly and was seemingly outpaced in the early running, but closed an immense gap in the last half and was a fast going fourth. Sweet-taire broke poorly, but got into forward contention quickly and finished close up, but tiring. Ansonla dropped out in the last quarter after a wide stretch turn. Sukeys Son is fast, but a non-stayer. The winner was entered for ?S0O; no bid. Incorrect weight in entries The Dane, 107. Overweights Tummy Ahearn, 3 pounds. rj ft Q Q SECOND RACE About 2 Miles. Steeplechase. 01003 1 :12 5 150. ,000 added. i J JL O O 4-year-olds and upward. Handicap. Net value to winner 00. Ind Horses AWtPPSt 3 6 9 12 StrFin Jockeys Owners O II C P S C97S1 AMANDA II. IV 4 139 7 2 lh li 2 ll 2 H Stone I Fox 5 fi 4i S 5 4-5 70012BLUE PIGEON W 5 137 5 1 5 5 31 2 lh 2 Iluppe J W Colt - 7 S S 2J 5 5 5!i929DR. KEITH wn 4 150 fi S fi1 C 45 4 315 3o Saffel M II Dudley 4 7 1! 2 fi 5 70011 THE DOCTOR av 5 135 1 4 2" 2 5 3 4 4 Davidson J E Widener 5 10 S 3 7-5 70012 JUDGE OGIN w 7 133 S 5 3 3 5 5 5l 5l Gainoy T Hitchcock Jr 12 15 10 4 2 70011 WABASH wi: 4 130 3 5 7- 7 7 fi fi 0 M OConr C E Durnell 30 50 10 10 5 70012 SUNG LOW w 4 US 4 3 4l 4J lb Fell. ArchibId G It Tompkins 9-5 2 1:5-103 5 1-1 70011 GOLDRAY wn S 130 2 7 Fell. E Ilcidcr YV O Stotesbury 20 00 40 10 5 Time, 4:35. Winner Br. f, by King of Coins Katie Rigg trained by G. Graham. Went lo post at 2:55. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won driving; second and third the same. Amanda II. practically set the pace throughout under the most skillful ride and won going away after a game closing struggle on the Mat. Blue Pigeon was reserved within striking distance for a mile and a half, loomed up menacingly on the last turn and momentarily appeared the winner, but tired unexpectedly at tlie end. Dr. Keith kept well up throughout and tmished a fast going third in an extra good race. Tiie Doctor retired early. Judge OGin was a prominent contender and raced for a mile and a half with the leader, but tired linaily and finished eased up. Wabash Iinished well after being badly outrun. Sun-glow kept well up until he blundered at the twelfth jump, but seemed beaten then, however. Scratched 00210 Pagan Bey, 353; 0015G Paprika, 140. T QQ THIRD RACE 3-4 Mile. 7005 11 : 1 1 J 13 OS. S1.000 added. 4-ycar-oIds-and up I V JL O J ward. Allowances. Net value to winner . Ind Horses "AWtPP St Vi "A Sir Fin Jockeys Owners O IIGPS WSt CRESSINA w 4 llfi 4 2 32 lJ 1 1 W Miller A J Joyncr 2 2 9 5 7 101 4 I97S3 SISTER FRANCES wi: 4 115 2 4 4- 21 2 2 Garner A Baker 2 2 9-5 7 101-4 70015GAMniMNUS Wi: 5 3 IS 31 3 2l 3 3 3i AV MelnreW Gerst 30 32 10 4 2 i;:iSSS roQITESSING W I HO S fi fi1 5l 55 n Brussel P. Murray 15 30 30 10 5 I5!M521 CINCHONA Wl! 4 121 1 1 3J 4A 4 5" Kadtke Mrs D S Dryer 15 20 15 5 "h 5S571 RACINE II. wn 4 110 li 7 7l 71 7l 5 Beckman AV S Diffenderfer50 100 100 50 15 7S33 LADY ESTHER Willi 9 5 51 f." 5 7" Mountain 1" H Jones ! S S 3 7 5 70115 ANNETA LADY w 4 llfi 5 32 12 9 S S Notter C W Richardson 5 10 S 3 7-it 70055 ArELOITI!S wn I 113 11 9 S Sl 9 9 AV Knapp II Franklin 20 50 20 S 4 ;:i253 GENTIAN wn 4 113 7 It 10 30 30 30 AV Rums AV C Daly 50 P0 UK lo J0 52192 SAMUEL It. W 4 110 5 S 11313133 J Clark Mrs G E Perrine 100 100 100 10 20 5S717SUN FIRE w 4 113 3 10 9i 12 12 12 AV Doyle J Scnnott 50 100 100 40 20 Time, 12?., 23?., 35,, 47H, 1:122. Winner B. f, by Watercress Carina trained by A. J. Joyncr. Went to post at 3:20. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second driving; third the same. Cressina drew out quickly and made the running throughout, never fully extended. Sister Frances broke slowly on the inside and was pocketed early, went around on the outside with a rush, but never seriously menaced the winner. Gambrinus was hi close pursuit of the pacemaker o the stretch, where he dropped back into a safe third. Poquossing got away slowly, but improved his position steadily into a fast going fourth. Cinchona tired after early prominence, but is extra good and prohahlv was short. Scratched O00OSLa Londe, 111; 70001 King Cole, 121; 000G3 Helen Porter, 101; 0073S DArkle, IIS; 5i 1 07 Highrank, 100. Overweights Samuel R., 4 pounds. l7 ft A f FOU 1 iril RACE 5 1-2 Furlongs. 577S0 1 :00 2 100. AUantic"" S fakcsl $ 1,500 i xj JL "at V added. 2-year-ohls. Selling. Net value to winner ,775. Ind Horses AWtPPSti -;i Str Fin Jockeys Owners O 11 C PS COSSfi ROYAL VANE w 97 5 2 21 2i 2 1IJ E Dugan C 10 Durnell 7-101-5 3-5 11 out 70050 ELLA ONEILL, W 99 4 1 ll V. IA 2 Notter F Burlew 10 10 9 3 9 10 700I2MASKS AND FACES W 302 3 I 4 3". 3i 3 AV Miller J R Keene. 4 7 7 S 5 1 2 r.9:i5l AVOODLANE wn 101 1 3 3i t8 4s 4 Garner E llerz 4 5 5 1 2 5 70090 SMJRKER w 99 5 5 5- 5 5" 5s Harty F Regan 20 50 50 12 5 C99SS AYALTER MILLER wis 97 2 5 5 fi 5 F Swain T II AVilliauis 20 40 30 5 2 Time. 11.?. 22. 31?. 47, 50s, 1:00. Winner B. c, by Royal Flush III. Flavane trained by AV. A. McKinney. Went to post at 3:51. At post 2 minutes. Start straggling. Won easily; second and third he same. Koyal Vane was in close and leisurely pursuit of the pacemaker until straightened for home, where be drew out and won going away fast. 1511a ONeill, from a Hying start, made the running undisturbed until in the last sixteenth, where she readily gave way to the favorite, but showed sudden improvement. Masks ami Faces got away very badly, then closed a big gap in a twinkling and tired linaily. Woodbine kept dropping back in the early running ami came again in the stretch into a fast going fourth. Siuitkcr showed moderate speed, held on well and Iinished easing up. Walter Miller was hopelessly outpaced from the start and finally bealen olf. The winner was entered for .,500; no bid. Scratched 70l31 i:anyah, 102; 70113 Hollister, 00; 00105-Bluu Heron, 07; 00021 Tilekilns, 00. Overweights Masks ami Faces. 3 pounds. T f1 A 1 InTiniAGi; 1 1-lTMilcsi 57750 lTl4El I OlT ?200 "added.-3-yearIdiaud IvJLtfcJL upward. Handicap. Net value to winner . 1907.sh85. Ind Horses AWTlP St M IStr Fin Jockeys Owners 0HCIS ViW.r, ORBICULAR w 4 112 4 5 3h 4 5 3 31"Radtkn J ,T Murray 5 7 IS 57-ij, 7 10 ;09S:i YANKEE GIRL- W 3 121 5 5 5 5 4 5 2 C Booker C R Ellison S 15 3and i. 2A 70055-FAR AVEST Wi: 5 117 5 5 5U 5i 3i Bh 3 Mountain M L Schwartz 3J li 4 7-5 3 5 7003SRYE w 4 113 1 1 lit 3 fi 5 4k AV Miller D Sullivan 4 5 1 7-5 7 10 700T,5CAIRNGOKM wi: 5 125 2 2 2U 1 2h 4 51 E Dugan S Paget 11-53 2i 1 2-j 70010 DOLLY SPANKER wn 5 US 3 4 lh 2 1 2i fi Garner It T Wilson Jr S 15 12 4 S -5 Time, 12i, 21?., 30R, 4Sjj, 1:002, 1:132, 1:302, 1:151. Winner Ch. e. by Smile Orbed Maiden trained by T. Murray. Went to post at 4:10. At post 1 minute. Slart good. Won easily; second and third driving. Orbicular, luckily placed from the start, drew out rapidly on the last turn and made good linaily and impressively. Yankee Girl trailed for half the journey, then closed up on the turn witli lightning rapidity, but failed to get up in the stretch sprint in a grand performance. Far West, away poorly, was pocketed and pulled up so sharply on the lirst turn that he nearly fell, then loomed up menacingly on the last turn, but tired in the closing drive. Rye, away in the lead, tried to hold it, but could not do it, was linaily hemmed in and shulllcd back to last, could never get up after that, but Iinished like a cyclone. Cairn gorm nearly nulled Ids jockey out of the saddle in the hitters elTort to place him in behind the early pacemaker and finally was compelled to go to the front, but was badly messed a Unit and really had no chance with Ills ride. Dolly Spanker also moved up prematurely and succumbed at the end. Scratched 701 12Rapid Water, 115; 00011 Running Water, 120; 70112 Colonel While, 111; G00S0 Confederate. 110; 70114 Miss Crawford, 115; . 70010 Jacquin, 110; 70001 Hyperion II., 113. Overweights OrlieuIar, 1 pound. ft A Cy SIXTH RACE 1 1-10 Miles. 577001:4421101. 1907.sh00 added. 3-ycar-olds ami J JL tt U upward. Maidens. Special Weights. Net value to winner ?SG0. Ind Horses A"wriPSt U V Str Fin Jockeys Owners O II C PS 09935LITTLETON MAID wn 3 105 0 12 1H 10l fii 4 li Garner H P AVbitney 7-5 2 7-5 3 5 lT 59SS9IIOWARD SIIEAN wn 3 110 3 1 2l 2l 2 2i 2 AV Miller J C Nally 4 5 4 7 5 7 10 70037 HAENSEL wn 3 110 33 fi li H li H 3J AV Doyle AV Gerst 7 9 7 21 .7 5 70007EASTON w 3 110 9 7 5l 41 4l 51 41 Brussel GrosvenorFmSta S 12 32 4 8-5 f.!353 SAILOR GIRL w 3 105 5 9 7i 7h Si fii 5l Beckman R Stockton 10 15 15 5 3 C955S .TOBSTOWN wsn 3 107 2 11 12 9 9 9l Ci J Johnson P Jackson 100 100 100 40 25 59SS9 RAMROD . w 3 107 11 5 4 3h 3 3h 71 E Dugan II 15 Duryca 10 35 12 5 21 C9959 ROALTA w 3 111 1 2 CI 11 V S1 S J Martin T H AVilliams 20 50 20 S 4 G9731 MELINITE wn 3 109 7 3 10?. 11 11 llh 9 AV Knapp R 5auer 50 50 40 12 5 5S913 ON THE EVE w 5 105 4 S 91 8 10 10 10 R Lowe G Henry 100 100 100 40 25 CXX3S TIIE IKNIGIIT wit 3 107 12 4 2 5 5i 7 11 Mountain Elmwood Stable 15 20 20 S 4 01199 DOM IN ATOR W 3 110 8 10 S1 12 12 12 12 Notter J J Kelly 50 50 50 20 10 C3S21 TENEZ wn 3 107 10 Threw rider. AV MclnrcAV II Timmons 100 200 200 CO 30 Time, 11J, 232, 352, 4S2, 1:002, 1:132, 1:402, 1:47. Winner B. f, by Hamburg Rose Standisli trained by J. W. Kogers. Went to post at 4:40. At post 1 minute. Start fair. Won driving; second and third the same. Littleton Maid, away flat footed and knocked out of the race by a collision with Tenez, gradually worked through the big field, got up linaily after a terrific closing drive and evidently is a crackerjack. Howard Sliean, away in the lead, was reserved hard held close in behind the pacemaker to the stretch, whore he swerved into defeat after lieing seemingly a certain winner. Haensel made the running for seven furlongs before he succumbed and finished a game third. Easton got away slowly, but quickly .improvd his position ami was well placed for the first six furlongs, but failed to get up for third place. Sailor Girl made iu ground steadily from an indifferent start. Jobstown, nearly left, closed a gap and Iinished like a cyclone. Scratched GOSSO Willdo, 105; 00003 Helen Porter, 105; G055S Bizzy Izzy, 107. Overv.ciglits Roalta, 1 pound; Melinite, 2. r7- A Q SEVENTH RACE 1 1-16 Miles. 577001:4421101. ,200 added. 3 year-olds I V7 JL O and upward. Handicap. Net value to winner 1907.sh00. Ind Horses AwTll St t Str Fin Jockeys Owners O II O P S 700C5 RIFLEMAN wn 3 91 fi 4 1 1 1 1 1 E Dugan R F Carman 5 7 15-55 -53 5 700G5CEDERSTROME wn 5 9S 4 7 4?. 3 2J 21?. 21 Notter R AV Nelson 3X 4 31 7-5 1-2 G993S3MINIOTA w 3 100 3 fi 5 fit C 3l" 3and Beckman MrsLALiyingston S-5 2 2 4-5 1-3 T.99S9 LORD LOVAT ws 3 10S 1 2 21 2 3ll 4 4l Brussel R II McC Potter 8 15 10 4 2 699SC ZIENAP . T 4 03 2 3 SMS 4J 5l 5U Garner W F Schulte 12 15 12 4 2 70115 TONY BONERO wn 3 107 5 5 7 7 7 7 6 Mountain C R FlelschmannlO 15 15 5 21 C99S7 SAN AL.VISO ws 3 107 7 1 5 5 C 7 AV Miller R Spreckels 5 S 7 21 7-5 Time, 12. 24, 30, IS. l:00j. 1:13, 1:30. 1:40. Winner B. c, by Pessarn Fanny Hikes trained by J. Blute. Went to post at 5:00. At post 2 minutes. Slart good. Won pulled up; second and third driving. Rifleman broke badly and was crossed at the start, but worked through a rough journey into the lead in the lirst quarter, then proceeded to successfully spreadeagle his opjionents. Cederstrome got away iioorlv, but took v quick forward positron and, after going the lirst half, singled out of the ruck the only serious contender, was a game second, but never menaced the leader. Mluiota, poorly ridden and messed about, got away badly and, after being held far in the rear, iinished a fast going third. Lord Lovat showed superior early speed, but gradually fell back after going a forward six furlongs. Zienap also dropped out after going a good six furlongs. Tony Bonero lacked contending speed at all stages. San Alvlso loomed up momentarily at the half und then retired. Scratched 70005 Arimo, 04; G0035Gold Lady, 103; C07SC Acrobat, 107 : 70001 Sailor Boy, 00: n,w 00030 Don Royal, 102; 70430 Yflours, 87,
