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NEW YORK FORM CHART. BRIGHTON BEACH. BROOKLYN, N. Y., Wednesday, July 31, 1907. Nineteenth day. Brighton Beach Racing Association. Mid-Summer Meeting 22 days. Weather clear; track fast. 300 books on. Presiding Judge, Clarence McDowell. Starter, A. B. Dade. Racing Secretary, John Boden. 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. U f n FIRST RACE 1 1-1G Miles. 577G0 1:442 4 101. ,000 added. 3-ycar-olds and I 0 JL I upward. Fillies and Mares. Handicap. Net value to winner S5. Ind Horses AWtPPStA Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C V S 70219SZIENAP W 4 S 4 3 4l 41 3l 31 In E Dugan W F Schulte 5 9 S 21 1 7025G COY MAID wb 5 112 5 5 5 5 2S 15 2$ Sandy KenilworthStable S 15 15 5 21 7G301 CRESSINA w 4 116 3 1 2 2i 5 5 Si AV Miller A J Joyner 5 C 5 S-5 7-10 7022SSSISTER FRANCES Wis 4 109 G 4 31 3i 41 -in 4s Mountain A Baker 21 31 1G-51 1-2 70255 LADY ANNE w 4 114 2 2 15 12 1? 21 5 Garner T C McDowell S 12 7 21 G-5 7017SGOLD LADY w 3 114 1 Left at tho post. J Martin A L Aste 3-2 S-5 3-2 3-5 1-3 Time, 11, 23, 35?, 47?,, 1:00, l:13s, 1:40s, 1:4GJ Winner B. f, by Florist Alleviate trained by R. P. Brooks. Went to post at 2:29. At post 5 minutes. Start bad. Won driving; second and third the same, .ienap, from a lucky start, was forwardly and luckily placed and got up in the last stride of a game stretch sprint. Coy Maid, away poorly, trailed to the baekstretch, where she moved up rapidly into the lead when straightened for home and, after seemingly having the race won, unexpectedly succumbed right at the end. Cressina, from a striding start, ran In close early pursuit of the pacemaker, but was crowded back after going the first quarter and pocketed and forced to go around, could not quite get up after a wide stretch turn and probably was best. Sister Frances, from an outside start, was carried wide and pocketed, loomed up menaclugly in the stretch and tired finally. Lady Anne set a stiff pace for nearly seven furlongs and then quit and finished pulled up. Scratched 7025G Suffrage. 120; 703O4Barbary Belle. 90; 702953.Sonoma Belle, 101; 70293 Golden West, OG: 7025SSailor Girl, 05; G97S3 Consistent. 97; 70139 Anneta Lady. 104. rr"YQ- Q SECOND RACE About 2 Miles. Steeplechase. 702GS 3:55 7 143. ,000 added. vO JL O 4-year-olds and upward. Handicap. Net value to winner . Ind Horses AWtPPSt 3 6 9 12 StrFin Jockeys Owners O II C PS 7026SSBUCKMAN w 7 140 G 3 l1 l1 Is Is 21 12 Ray T Hitchcock Jr 2 3 12-51 1-2 702GS3r.LUE PIGEON w 5 143 4 1 4s 4s 45 21 1! 2s Mclnney J W Colt 5 S 7 2 7 5 7021G ESSEX II. WS 5 155 5 4 SI 3 3 3s 3 38 Mr J OBnD K Kerr 4 G G 2 1 7026S THE DOCTOR W 5 13G 3 G 5s 5s 5S 5S 4s 4 Bemish T Burns 20 30 25 S 4 7013SAMANDA H. w 4 14S 7 5 2s 2s 2 4s 51 5 Stone I Fox 31 4 13-51 1 -2 7021GSDR. KEITH ws 4 11S 2 7 7 7 Gs G1 G10 G Archibald M II Dudley 5 G 4 S-5 4 5 7026S DR. HELLSWTHws 4 130 S 2 Gs Gs 7 7 7 7 Saffel Mrs E Wilson 50 100 GO 20 10 70211 HIGIIRANK WS 4 130 IS Fell. Rogan II K Vingut 40 100 GO 20 10 Time, 3:51J new track record. Winner Ch. g, by Dorian Miss Buckman trained by C. Kiernan. Went to post at 2:5S. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won driving; second the same; third easily. Iiuckman made the running for a mile and a half, then began tiring but, after relinquishing the lead to Blue Pigeon, came on again and won a lucky nice after the latter nearly went down at the last ottstncle. Blue Pigeon, a good horse today, was reserved close up until a half mile from the finish, where he drew out as if the pacemaker was anchored, but landed badly at the last jump and lost a dozen lengths, which beat him. Essex II. was a forward and game contender throughout, is a first-class fencer anil fast on the Hat. The Doctor is improving and finished well up. Amanda II. failed to stay after strenuous and close early pursuit of Buckman. Dr. Keith was interfered with frequently. Scratched 701113Palm, 150; 70241 Garrett, 150; GS791 Patagonian, 13S; 70200 Paprika, 131; 70211 Guardian II., 132; 700S7 Parson Kelly. 130. rTQ T Q THIRD RACE 1 1-2 Miles. 422502:3214120. ,200 added. 3-ye.ir-oIds and 4 J O JL J upward. Selling. Net value to winner ,000. Ind Horses A WtPPSt St ft Str Fin Jockeys Owners O II C PS 70212 RACINE II. w 4 SS 10 1 1 Is Is Is 1 1 Bccknian AV S Diffenderfcrl2 15 10 1 2 70270FLAArIGNY wn 4 96 5 S Si S 10 G1 31 2s Sumter R E AVatkins 2 4 13-51 12 70191 PALETTE W G 9S 3 7 9 91 Gl 3 22 33 AV Walsh G L Richards 30 40 40 12 6 702953SONOMA BELLEwn G 103 G 2 10 10 Ss in 4H 4 W Miller T E Mannix 31 7 5 2 1 70270 RRANCAS wsr. G 105 S G 4" 4 41 2? 5l 51 It McDanlW Gerst . 20 30 S 3 S 5 70307 RED FRIAR wsn 5 112 9 3 31 31 53 7s Gi G J Martin P J Dwyer G 7 G 2 6--; 70270SLANCASTRIAN wi; 4 111 1 9 7l 71 7 10 Sl 73 E Dugan C R Ellison 11-53 13-51 1-2 70151 DEKABER wit 7 103 7 4 5l 5s 31 9s 9s S" Notter J II Warren 50 50 30 10 5 70291 BET. BINFORD W 3 90 4 5 21 2 2 51 71 9 Englder C It Talbert 20 10 30 10 5 70212 FIRST MASON wn 7 10S 2 10 Gl G 91 SJIO 10 W Knapp M Kraus 12 20 15 G 3 Time, 12. 25J, 503, 1:024, 1:15, l:2Si, 1:411, 1:54, 2:07, 2:32J. Winner B. g, by Racine Silver Grey trained by F. E. Gardner. Went to iiost at 3:20. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won easily; second driving; third the same. Racine II. took the lead at the start, made the running by a wide gap throughout and was never even seriously menaced, but was lucky. Flavigny was away in the rear and pulled up frequently, rau on th extreme outside throughout and, closing an immense gap in the last half into a fast going, but liclaled. second, was probably best. Palette steadily improved her position in the last mile into a lucky third. Sonoma Belle, on the outside all the way, lost considerable ground, then loomed up menacingly on the last turn, but tired finally. Itrancas was a prominent contender for a mile and a quarter. Red Friar retired at the end of a mile and has probably trained olT. Lancastrian, reserved in the rear, was completely hemmed in and securely pocketed and had no chance whatever in the last six furlongs to get through. Dekaber showed speed for a mile and the same applies to Betsy Biuford. The winner was entered for ,000; no bid. Incorrect weight in entries Dekaber, 10S. Overweights Red Friar, 4 pounds; Betsy Biuford, 2. rjAQOA FOURTH RACE 5 1-2 Furlongs. 577S0 1:002100. Sunshine Stakes. ,500 t UQU added. 2-year-olds. Allowances. Net value to winner .735. Ind HQi-ses AWtPPSt 4 Str Fin Jockeys Owners O U O P S 70220 II EKNOWS w 109 S 4 41 2l l1 l3 Garner SilvcrBrookFrm 3 4 31 1 1 2 701G531IALF SOVEREIGN W 119 G 2 lt lli 2i 2n Mountain A Belmont 1 51 5 8 5 4 70292LIVE AVIRE W 112 5 1 31 31 3l 3 AV Knapp AV AV Darden S-5 9-513-103 5 1 3 70205 ORMUZ wn 107 1 5 51 51 5 41 Baynor Orniondalo Stable20 30 30 10 5 70279 MAGAZINE wn 115 7 3 2 4l 41 5i E Dugan R F Carman G 15 12 4 S-5 70253BOLANDO wn 107 2 S 8 8 S Gs Musgrve T Fitzgerald 20 30 30 10 4 70292SEARLS COURT w 107 4 G 7 7s 7 Vi AV Miller J R Keene t 8 S" 21 1 70193 SEPOY Wit 109 3 7 63 Gs 6s 8 Notter J R Keene t5 S S 24 1 Added starter. fCoupled in betting; no separate place or show betting. Time, 11, 22s, 34. 47s, 1:00, 1:00-. Winner B. g, by Ileno Intrepidity trained by J. D. Odom. Went to post at 3:59. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second driving; third the tame. Heknows was luckily and forwardly reserved in behind the two pacemakers to the stretch, where lie drew out in decisive style and is of superior class evidently. Half Sovereign set a very fast pace for nearly five furlongs before she succumbed and was a game second. Live AVire ran in close pursuit of the winner to the turn, where he bore out sharply, losing much ground, otherwise lie would probably have been see-cm!, as he was closing up fast. Ormuz wns well up throughout and going fast at the end. Magazine helped force the pace to the stretch, where he quit badly. Bolando trailed far iu the rear early, but finished fast and Is promising. Keenes pair were hopelessly outpaced throughout. Scratched 70151 Rialto, 115; 702133Tiome Again, 101; 70253 Dead Gone, 112. Incorrect weights in entries Orinuz, 112; Earl s Court, 100. r7QfT FIFTH RACE 3-4 Mile. 700G4 l:llV-4 10S. ,000 added. 3-year-olds and up- I JtJ Jmi JL ward. Selling. Net value to winner 1907.sh00. Ind Horses AAVtPPStA Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 70255 AVARDINE wn 3 lli 5 2 21 21 2l 11 Mountain AV Lidding 30 50 40 15 G 70254 EL CAZADOR W 3 112 1 5 4U i 41 2h C Grand E AVayland 30 GO 00 20 12 70228 ESCUTCHEON wn 5 123 12 3 31 3 31 Sh J Martin R E AVatkins 4 5 31 7-5 7 10 70293 ROYAL ONYX WB 3 101 3 1 1? 11 1and 4and Liebert T G Molinelli 12 15 12 5 21 700G2 SAAABLE wn 7 US 13 G 5 51 5l 51! E Dugan C E Durnell S 15 15 G 3 702GG3FLANMAN wsn 5 123 G 8 SI 7and 7 0s Notter J A AVernbcrg 31 4 3 1 3 5 702GG HERODOTUS wit 4 123 7 9 91 G G1 7l Nicol AV Huston 5 0 G 2 6 5 702S3 VENDOR w 4 120 15 10 10s 9l Sl S Beckinan T Hitchcock Jr 30 40 30 10 G 70175 AKBAR wsn 4 123 S 11 If HI 10" 9" M MurphyW Elwood 100 200 200 GO 30 70179 ROLLICKING GIRL w 3 102 2 4 71 S 9i 10b JIusgrve MrsLALivingsfn 100 200 200 jO 30 702GG BATTLE AXE wit 4 123 1G 7 G3 101 ll1 ll1 AV Dugan T Oilman 30 50 40 1, G 70293 BELDEMO wsn 3 107 4 13 13s 12- 12- 12s A Lee 1 Cannon 10 30 30 10 5 702GG GAMBRINUS wsn 5 120 11 12 12l 13 133 13 R McDanlW Gerst 12 20 20 8 4 70283 L AMOUR ws 3 109 14 14 14 14 14 14- M Preston MissAMMarrone 40 50 40 15 0 70152 JOHN SMULSKI wsn 5 123 9 Left at the post. Garner J P Mayberry 15 20 20 8 4 70229 BELCAST wsn 3 107 10 Left at the post. AV AValsh F AV Seeley 31 4 31 7-5 7 10 Time, 11 1, 231. 35, 47s, 1:138. AVinntr Ch. g, by Bradwardine Total trained by R. Harris. AVent to post at 4:25. At post 5 minutes. Start good for all but John Smulski and Belcast. Won driving; second and third the same. AVardine ran lapped on the pacemaker to the final sixteenth, where he drew out with a rush. El Cazador, always within striking distance, finished fast through the stretch. Escutcheon had no mishaps, was luckily and forwardly placed from the start and tired slightly in the closing drive. Royal Onyx set a still pace to midway of the stretch, where he tired under a bad ride and should have been second. Savable was coming like a shot at the end and ran a better raee than the figures show. Flaxman, away poorl3, closed a big gap and is extra good. Herodotus steadily improved his position and was in close quarters in the early running. Vendor showed speed. Rollicking Girl was prominent to the stretch. The winner was entered for ,000; no bid. Scratched 700GG AVoodwiteh, 102; 7C0GG Russell T., 100; 70242 Aelours, 123; 70207 Homeless, 100. Incorrect weight in entries Wardine, 113. r7A000 SIXTH RACE 5 1-2 Furlongs. 57780 1:0G 2 100. 1907.sh00 added. 2-year-olds. i J A Maidens. Sclliug. Net value to winner . Ind Horses AWt PP St JA Vz Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 70271 BEARDALL wn 101 G 2 l1! 1and l1 Is Garner W Kunzo 10 10 S 3 S-5 70215 MELZAR w 9D 9 1 23 31 2U 2" AV AValsh R Tucker 12 20 10 4 2 7029G FRANKLIN w 107 11 3 31 21 3l S Raynor L Stuart 10 12 10 4 2 69S39 GLAUCUS w 107 3 G 5 41 4U 41 Notter J McLaughlin 7 7 3 1 3-o GD595 REGAL ROYAL w 102 12 4 71 G" 5U 5 Msgravo II T Grillin 20 30 20 S 5 70271SLUMBERLESS W 101 S 13 12s 12 71 6s C Grand AV D Babcock 5 7 fi 2 6 b 701763PROCLIVITY w 99 14 8 S1 8l 01 7 Beckinan J G Oxnard 3 4 31 6-5 7 10 70202 SELECT w 99 13 11 Hi 111 Sl Sl Crowley AV T McGivney 100 100 100 30 la 70202 TRASH wit 104 7 15 10- 91 9l 91 AAr Miller SilverBrookFarm S 15 15 G 3 70245 MOSS AV 101 15 9 91 10 10s 10s Sandy C M Burham 100 100 100 30 1j GS69S AIM wn 99 1 5 eand 7 11s 11s F Swain L A Cella 20 30 30 10 6 69G40SGUN COTTON w 110 5 10 13l 131 13s 12s Nicol AV A Stotesbury S 10 10 4 2 70271 SMIRKER wn 104 10 7 43 51 12s 13 Harty F Reagan 7 10 10 4 2 7021S FASHION wn 33 2 12 14s 14 146 14s Sumter AV L Powers 40 50 50 15 8 G9S39 RICHMOND DUKE wn 109 4 11 15 15 15 15 W Knapp B Nolan 20 40 30 10 6 Time, 11. 23, 35?, 4S, 1:011. l:07g . Winner Ch. g, by The Greek Marionette trained by P. J. Reilly. AVent to post at 4:57. At post 4 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second and third driving. ; Reardall rau into the lead at the start and won all the way like a coming good one. Melzar, excepting a , brief period on the last turn, was always in nearest pursuit of the winner and stood a long and game drive to Hold second place. Franklin went on the outside on the turn and. after losing ground, loomed up like the winner midway of the stretch, but tired finally. Glaucus broke slowly, but got into striking dist-l ance mirsult of the leaders and finished well, but was in close quarters all through the stretch. Regal l Royal shuttled back early, closed a considerable gap in the last half and finished like a shot on the out-; side. Siumberless, nearly left, made up a tremendous space of ground while running on the outside ; throughout. Proclivity was never dangerous. The others were beaten Off. Scratched 702153LoIs Cavanagh, 00; GS77G Lady Slchel, 104, I Incorrect weight Jii eutriess Richmond Duke, 107.
