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NEW YORK FORM CHART. BRIGHTON BEACH. BROOKLYN, N. Y., Thursday, July 25, 1007. Fourteenth day. Brighton Beach Racing Association. Mid-Summer Meeting 22 days. Weather clear; track fast. 305 books on. Presiding Judge, Clarence McDowell. Starter, A. B. Dade. Racing Secretary, John Bodcn. Racing starts at 2:30 p. in. W indicates whip, S spurs, 15 blinkers. Figures in parenthesis following tlie distance of each race indicate index number, track record, age of horse .and weight carried. PTf prQ FIRST RACE 5 1-2 Furlongs. 577S0 1:00 2 109. ,000 added. 2-year-olds. t J tQ Allowances. Net value to winner . ; Ind Horses AWtPPSt V and Str Fin Jockeys Owners IlC P S 701S9UNCLE wr. 122 11 1 1 1 Is 10 Dugan J K Madden 11-203-53-5 1 lmit 7RlS5JlTr,IM5E W 112 7 7 li 2 2i 2" AV Knapp F Littlelield 5 10 8 2 4 ,. 70220WOODLANH will 2 3 21J. 3i 33 33 Nicol E Herz 10 15 12 3 7 5 7015lBL,ACK OAK w 107 5 1 G 4 Is 4 Mountain A Belmont 15 S 7 2 4 5 701SUSDEAD GONE w 112 11 6 ." 5 5s 5l Garner J L McGinnis 20 40 10 S 4 OiaiO ROLANDO Wl! 107 10 2 31 51 51 G Brussel T Fitzgerald 11 50 50 12 5 POLAR STAR w 107 S 5 71 71 71 71 Hurley J T Muir 100 500 2im SO -ID GS5SS EMMA CAKHS w 101 4 9 Sl S1 S Ss Gaines L Tally 100 500 200 SO 40 JOHNNY EDWARDS wis 107 12 S 9 9 9- 9 Englder P II McCarron 40 100 100 10 20 51IS01 SIMONIDES W 107 3 11 11 10- 10 10 Harty G Cornell 50 200 200 00 30 G9S09 KALCADA wis 112 5 10 10 11 11 ll3 AV Miller R T Wilson Jr S 10 9 2 1 HARRINGTON w 107 9 13 123 12 12 12 W Doyle AV Grst 100 500 200 SO 40 AMONTILLADO W 101 13 12 13 13 13 13 T ChandlerKnickerbckcrSta GO 100 100 10 20 Time, Ui, 23?, 34. 475, 1:00, 1:001. Winner Ch. e, by Star Shoot The Niece trained by J. E. Madden. Went to post at 2:2S. At. post 12 minutes. Start fair. Won in a canter; second driving; third the sapie. Uncle decisively outbroke and outstayed his opponents and almost cantered in front throughout. Jubilee, :.way well on the outside, closed up steadily into a fast going second. Woodbine, away to advantage, maintained nearest and strenuous pursuit of the winner, but tired finally and unexpectedly at the end. Black Oak was well up to the last turn, when he was pocketed, but finished well when with clear sailing In the stretch. Dead Gone ran prominently to the stretch, but went wide and quit finally. Rolando, after running away before the race, displayed superior speed and held on remarkably well. Falcada got off very badly and only cantered the journey. Scratched 70051 Win. II. Lyon, 109; 70I513King Sol, 107; 09991 Ida D., 101; Miss Popular, 101. Incorrect weight in entries Bolando, 109. TJ fC K A SECOND RACE 1 1-16 Miles. 577091:4134101. ,000 added. 3-ycar-olds I J JU ta: anil upward. Selling. Net value to winner . Ind llortes AWtPPSt Str Fin Jockeys Owners O HOPS 701753PRETENSlON wi: 5 10 4 1 1 1 l1! li l1 E Dugan P T Chinn 0-5 S-5 9-102-5 out 70229VON TROMP W 5 10S S 7 4U 3 33 2 2" AV Knapp AV A Mclvinncy 1 5 5 S-a 4 5 70217WORKM.11 Wl! 3 S3 1 3 31 2" 2l 3 3 Henry J 1! McQuaid 12 20 20 7 3 702l73eiIlEF HAYES W 1 SIS 9 S 71.1. li li 1 i10 Beckman B Schreibcr 12 20 20 S 4 GJSra EL CAZADOR W 3 Sill 10 10 Sti fii fii 5i 5 C Grand E AVayland 40 100 100 30 15 70152 EUDORA W 3 91 5 2 2" 7i 7 f.i 5 M Preston II 11 SchalTcr 15 30 30 10 5 70229 SAM. H. HARRIS Wl! 5 105 5 4 G1 S1 81 7" 7i Finn 1 II Sullivan 12 20 15 5 3 GS00U MOL.13SEY W 3 Sf. 2 9 SJ 9 9 8 S5 Sumter J A Bennet S S 5 2 1 702153GOr.DEN A VEST Wit 3 9G 3 5 5i 5I 5i 95 9l AV AValsll F E Brown 12 20 20 7 2J 70217STAR CAT wr. 3 101 7 5 10 10 10 10 10 AV Miller T C McDowell 12 25 25 G 3 Time. lis. 23J, 35;, 472, 1:005J, 1:13J, 1:39, 1:45?.. AVinmr B. g, by Orillamb Vanity trained by P. T. Chinn. AVent to post at 3:05. At post 7 minutes. Start straggling. AVon easily; second driving; third the same. Pretension dashed into tlie lead at tlie start and won all the way never seriously menaced. Von Tronip broke poorly on the outside and closed up rapidly into close and unavailing pursuit of tlie winner. Workniaid. from a lucky start, was in close attendance on the pacemaker throughout and would have been second but for interference on the turn and at the end ami is extra good. Chief Hayes, away badly, closed an immense gap in the middle quarter, was linally pocketed in the stretch and was easily second best. El Cazador, nearly left, closed an immense gap. Eudora was gaining in the last half.. Samuel II. Harris also finished well. Molcsey ran as if sulking. The winner was entered for ; no bid. Scititched 70215 Jacobite, 10S; 70229 Bclcast, 01; 70207 Homeless, 91; 57S05 Kemp Ridgeley, 09. Overweights Aon Tronip, 1 pound; Workmaid, 5; El Cazador, 2; Star Cat, 1. T tTfcO PC THIRD RACE 3-4 Mile. 7005 1 1 : 1 1 J 1 1 OS. ,000 added. 3-ycar-olds and up- 6 fJ ward. Handicap. Net value to winner . Ind llor.-res AWtPPSt A Str Fin Jockeys Owners O HOPS 7020GBEN BAN WH 4 92 2 5 3i li. in V Garner II II Duryea 7 9 7 2i G--5 701G2ROSEF.EN wit 0 150 1 2 ll 2.. 2i 2l J Martin D C Johnson 11-107-51 1-3 1-G 7020RED RIVER wi! 3 10S 4 4 5s 4 41 3 AV Miller It T AVilson Jr 10 12 12 3 G 5 701G2 HALIFAX wi: 4 122 5 3 2l 3i 3i 4 Nicol E R Thomas 7 9 S 2 1 7020ilCOMEDIENNE wr. 1 97 3 G i3 G 5 53 Sandy J T Muir 15 25 20 7 3 .135:: AVARDINE wr. 3 90 9 7 71?. 7 G1 Gl Sumter AV Lidding 100 200 200 51 25 702N5 GENTIAN w 4 S3 7 8 9 9 9 7 G Burns AV C Daly 100 200 200 50 25 G7SSG3TODDLES W 3 102 5 9 Si S S S M Preston T Hitchcock Jr 50 GO GO 20 10 700GILADY ANNE W 1 110 8 1 4 51 7 9 E Dugan T C McDowell 3 3 13-59-101 -3 Time, Hi, 23, 31J. 47, 1:12J. Winner Ch. g, by Ben Strome Ban Amy trained by J. I Biggins. AVent to post at 3:39. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second driving; third the same. Ben Ban ran close up from the start, caught and passed Rosebcn on tlie last turn and came away with comparative ease in the stretch. Rosobcn set the pace closely attended by Halifax, but tired at the end of a half mile, then came again and finished a game second. Red River, always within striking di; lance in the early running, was a fast coming third. Halifax ran lappeil on the favorite for three furlongs and then dropped back, but finished unexpectedly well. Comedienne was seemingly outpaced for tin- lir.it half, but made little impression in tlie stretch. Wardine finished well irp. Gentian was not very far away. Lady Anne was prominent for a half, but ran a very bad race. . Scratched 70112Suffrage, 132; 70212Carthagc, 10S; 70191Crcssiua, 100; 0S751 Kent or, 112; 70254 Golden West, 92. rTVQpT FOURTH RACE 1 Mile. 70010 1:37 3 114. Test Handicap. ,000 added. 4 J tj O 3-year-olds and upward. Net value to winner ,555. Ind Horses AWtPPSt V V- Str Fin Jockeyn Owners O 11 C P S 701G2SDREAMER w 5 102 7 2 l1 li 13 l1 1 Brussel II B Duryea 8 15 15 I S- 5 70111 FOUNTAIN IILUE Wl! 3 110 1 1 5s 53 1 1 2i Sandy J B Brady 1 5 1G-51 1-2 7020DFAU WEST Wl! 5 109 3 3 4 31 3i 2i 3i E Dugan M I Schwartz 4 10 10 2i 5 j 7020PCA1RNGORM Wi: 5 110 G 7 Gi G1 5 5 in AV Knapp S Paget 3 S 7 7 5 3-o 70112SITFFRAGK W 1 115 4 4 2" 2 2 3l 5i AB Miller J It Keene 7-5 8-5 1 2-j 1-j GS397 DON DIEGO Wli 4 105 2 5 3 l G G3 G3 Mountain A Belmont 15 20 20 3 70201 COY MAID w 5 97 5 G 7 7 7 7 7 Garner KenilworthSble 15. 20 20 G 3 Time, I2i, 21, 35J, 17J, 1:00. 1:12? 1:25, l:3Si. AVinner 41. g, by Hamburg Forget trained by J. Hoggins. Went to iiost at 4:07. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won handily; second and third driving. Dreamer drew out quickly after the start and held sway to tlie end in a remarkable effort. Fountainblue, taken .back early and reserved in the early running, finished with a belated stretch rush and probably was best. Far West was prominent throughout, finished :i game third and is extra good. Cairngorm, away badly, went wide 011 the first turn and closed a big gap in the last half after being carried wide 011 flic last turn. Suffrage, under a hard pull, was reserved in close attendance on the winner, was linally :;ur-rounded tn the last turn and failed to come on when called upon and was givenan injudiciou: ride, Don Diego ran forwardly for six furlongs and tired as if short. Coy Maid was badly outpaced after going the li.-st quarter. Scratched 701S11 3Kentucky Beau, 100; 70111 Faust, OS. Overweights Don Diego, 2 pounds. r7fCyKrj FIFTH RACE 5 1-2 Furlonss. .r77S0 1:002 109. ,000 added. 2-ycar-olds. 4 J jZJ I Selling. Net value to winner . I nd Horses AWtPPSt Vt, V- -A Sir Fin JockQ3S Owners O 1 1 O P S 70223SINGLE STONE wr. 97 1 3 2i iu li li Beckman T D Sullivan S 12 10 11 ,.1 70151PLKASE W 101 10 1 li 2 23 2 AV Miller J W May 1-2 2-5 2-5 I o out 7005GAVM. II. LYON W 101 3 2 3A 3i 3i 3i E Dugan J Carson 15 8 G G 53 j 70202LONG HALL W 101 8 1 43 li 1 4u J Powers J V Lemairo. 7 10 S 2 1 U 70202 RONTON AV 104 9 7 G3 Gl 5i 53 Harty D Gideon 30 50 50 lZ 701G7 YOUTHFUL wn 91 5 G 5 51 Gi G Lang J L McGinnis 15 20 20 G ii G9SG2 BRAAOURE W 100 1 10 SJ. 71 7l 71 Scovillc J O Keene 100 100 50 20 8 701S0 ETHEL LEVEY W 99 2 9 9 9 8l S Englder I II McCarren 50 100 GO 20 19 G9833 THERMIDOR wn 107 7 5 7 SU 9 9- Mountain R T AVilson Jr 12 25 20 7 3 MATCHMAKER w 107 G S 10 10 10 10 T CliandlcrJ F Carroll 100 100 100 30 U Time, lis, 23, 35f 47i. 1:00?., 1:05.?. Winner Br. g, by Solitaire II. Cattle Kate trained by 11. McLaughlin. AVent to post at 4:35. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won driving; second and third the .ame. Single Stone, from a good start, ran in close pursuit of Please and linally wore her down in a long .stretch drive. 1lease outbroke and outpaced the others to the stretch, where she tired, but held on ganily. Wm. II. Lyon was prominent from the start, but failed to stay in the closing drive and was a lucky third. Long Ball "was badly ridden and finished with a belated stretch rush. Bontim came fast from the rear. Youthful again failed to stay. Bravoure, nearly left, closed a gap. The winner was entered for ,300; no bi-J. Scratched 70230Tartar Maid. 101; 70121 Simon AVeil, 102; 70220 Masks and Faces, 19; 09735 Rifle Range, 91; G9S33 Goshen Chief, 102; 597G3 Miss Adkiiison, 91; 70233 Hiacko, 102. Incorrect weights in entries Ronton, 99; Bravoure, S9. Overweights Bravoure, 1 pound. PT fC T Q SIXTH RACE 1 1-1G Miles. 577091:4434101. 00 added. 3-year-ohL and I J jLL J O upward. Maidens. Special AVclghts. Net value to winner . Iml Horses AWtPPSt Vi V- ft StrFin jockeys Owners OLJlL.1!-!8 701GG3SAILOR GIRL w 3 105 3 2 21 2i 2 2 lk Beckman It Stockton 4 5 3 1 1-2 70142 EASTON w 3 110 2 1 Is l3 l3 li 2 Brussel GrosvcnorFmSblo 1 5 ."i G-j 7 10 70179 LAD OF LANGDENwii 3 107 11 5 4 l 3s 3s 33 3 E Dugun AV AV Dardcn 2 2 S-5 7-101-3 EC ATARI N A Wi: 3 105 10 10 9s S1 4" l 4i AV Miller J R Kecno 3 S 8 3 Sa 70207 SAM RICE in: 3 107 G 11 10 10l SU 5 5- McDowell J D Logan 50 GO GO 20 10 701G1 AL II. AVOODS ivis 3 107 5 4 111 GU 7i G G5 Finn P II Sullivan 25 25 20 G 3 70112 JOl.STOWN wn 3 107 9 12 12 12 10 7i 7 AV Knapp P Jackson 20 GO 40 15 G GS913 GREEN HILL wsu 3 110 1 3 3i 4l 55 S S5 Mountain E Miles G S 8 3 S--5 70215 GRENADIER wi; 1 107 7 8 5 11 11 9 93 Mahon AV Littauer 30 100 GO 15 S 701GG LACnESIS wn 3 105 4 7 G 5 G 10l 10 AV Doyle T Gilman 100 100 100 30 lj G9SS9 BOB EDGREN WSU 4 107 12 9 7U 71 8i Hi ll15 J Murphy AV Ehvood 100 100 100 30 15 G3302 POTENT wb 3 107 8 G S 9 12 12 12 Hurley J T Muir 100 200 200 SO 50 Time, 11?, 23J, 352, 48, 1:00. 1:14J, 1:40, l:4Cj. Winner Rr. f, by The Sailor Prince Deno trained by M. Feakes. " AVent to post at 4:59. At post 2 minutes. Start good. AVon driving; second and third the same. Sailor Girl was in striking distance pursuit of the pacemaker from the start, wore him down finally and scored a lucky victory in tlie last stride. Easton made the running by a wide gap and was excessively urged to increase his lead at the half, appeared a sure winner in the stretch, "but tired suddenly and unexpectedly. Lad of Langden was under pressure after going the first half to hold his position, dropped back on the turn and then eanio again at the end. Ecatarina broke and ran green, was nearly left snd showed superior speed in the third quarter and loomed up menacingly for third place, but tired finally ami probably was short. Sain Rice steadily improved his position from a bad start. Al II. Woods, siiullled to tlie rear on the tirst turn, made up ground afterwards. Jobstowu, nearly left, closed a gap. Creen 1 1 III was prominent for six furlongs, but tired eventually and Was short. Grenadier was knocked to tlie rear on the backslrctch. i Scratched 70170 Howard Shean, 110; 70000 Algle, 107; 7017SJ Garters, 107; W035 Recruit, 1Q7
