The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-09-18
LAMPLTGHTER WINS AGAIN.
MR.. LORILLdRDS GREAT THREE
TEAH-OLD CARRTES AUAY THE
FIRST SPECIAL.

nnu EqNSiy WIN /" hHeep.
The First Special and the Algeria Stakes
drow 1000 persons to Gravcsend yesterday
afternoon. and those who went to the Brook
Ign Jockey Clubs pretty course expecting to
zee good sport were not disappointed. iierro
Lorillard's grand three-ycar-old. LampliGhter.
defeating n good field in the Special. while Col.
liurrcrt's Ajax won the two-year-old prize
after n furious finish with Frank Ehret's Sir
Francis. Tie track was fast and the atmos-
phcric conditions perfect.
The First Special Is always considered ono
OF tho races OF tho year. and II has caused
moro than one sensational flush, that between
Kingston. lakeland. and Tcnny two years ago
being fresh in tho memories OF urfmen.
Iamt'iEhter was favorite In the betting at
odds or. whilc banquet was always q consist
ent second choice. S~trathmeath being the
most fancied Of tho others. the bookmakers
quoting very long rriccs against Tho Pepper.
Demuth. and !iacolana. When Mr.. Rowe sent
them away to u good start. snapper Garrison
let Demuth make the pace Mt u moderate clip.
lamplightcr running in second place with
Banquet at his shoulders. lakeland bringing
up tho rear. Green j. Norris stood in tho
timing stand. and. when asked wha. horse he
favored. no said: My own; Strnthmeath will
They're going slow enough to suit YOU"
was JACK LOWERS COMMENT; tho live fur-
IN win. then" was Morris's rejolnder. All
.hls f'% n: the ho hsa 'S Es,m m" ihn laaIin n t I,am no.
lighter and %lianl,ct 10y u lnnsth and u half.
while s~trathmsath was a time ~, front OF Tho
the old club house. Simms lot LampliGhter
lnre his head. and the thr"o.ycar-o!d, left
t .I IN %oys} u i, ~, rsSial} on H.. tSs SSStsias
l)pmutn first fy q nern, InmDIlEntpr second.
a length in front of Strathnieath. with Ban
%%e. i '9uss1 rar namIp' MaH. and dTeT Tsr 1qt IN a h,I
Ioyington were whipping in, n trice. Simms
looking over his SHOULDER as tho brown son Hf
meath answered little Covington,s calls in the
Eumcst manner imaginable. and he succeeded
in getting to lnmpligntcrs Hanks Il hundred
si'nms Simply shook the hree.ycnr.old up
winning in hand, by three; nunrtrrS Of u length.
Baifluet was u clos third; Ianpiigiter, was
a. e I%s m eoit a. At ! sa , ,n., r He is Ti ii 4 sy az hGps
nlmos, from start I" finish. while D"muth
chucket it M when tho real issue came. He
has evidently not recovered from tho effects OF
his four-mil. ,aun:.
the Algeria stakes. Sir Francis and sam Weller
representing +. A.. .Ehrct: Ajax carrying Col.
ROY rsprcs S%ltFi' T EolEai nlh&Ss ssno and 1a' A ISsHat
Belmont respoct.veiy., Rainbow wore the
Morris scarlet. Sir Francis was a slight
and good prices against tho others. The start
was prompt aud good; san Woller cut, out a
lead 'S 81 a " c"np pie II l" ""HthE Sir Fra Fran.
els. AJAX. AID Corduroy, running in q
looked as though the Ehrct rair would run
first and second, but the nr1ly, named Mr.
lirkwieis colt tired a1ickly, and AiaT. coming
with SIR Francis. the, Cnnadinn-bred young
ster winning .y a short neck. Sir Francis
Sam Weller finishing ut tho Rlcmton Stables
represcntative' throailatcli. The. time, lib.
will both make useful thrce-year-o DIS. Cor
duroy has not fu!!3 recovered from, his
81. Sam ".yirr is as Eands"me as anyboiySs
tw2-year-"l,i and should win good races.
the bulk oil HE money going on the lilly. There
were n numbsr Of break; before owner, and
lengths the best Of the flag. Van Buren, rushed
up and ran mock and neck with the stout
mile. Taral taking Fairy back into the bunch.
When squared away Tor home Taral brought
M Satry rsrTu Vas W soon " on s tSe ANXIOUS rutsl 81 sea spefHn e
fourished his whip and .bobLed about in
the saddle in his own inimitahle fashion Mt a
won by a length. Miss bike was third, a few
lengths away. Fred Taral role Fairy, with
1Taral may nave ridden 70 orders. Van Buren,
now on. particularly when he carries 100
rounds or less. Derlarsilia is only u shadow
'Nomad. WaIcott, md Fred Taral were all
ing event ut three-Gunrters Of u mile. Wnlcott
the flag went down he exhibited amazing
speed and opened a Zap 81 three lengths; Fred
homestretch Noniad Wore down the leader and
won at his ease: DogEctt looking around all
snsi y'f id h0m Second TFe mG I,tgal hitho %:ieo No nS,y
WIS entered for $1,000. there was no lid on
him; NJ. r. Dwyer. III. ownrro Of the colt; won
for five furlonEs.
Fourteen two-year-olds gave Mr.. Rowe 10
Il superb start. The rappoose colt ran Iikca
VIZ via horse for half a mile. win the Girofe
the ruck. Tho Ianp0ose colt had
enough At the betting ring, and then the
the end. the former. thanks to Taral's untir-
lIng efforts. getting tho money by Il neck.
Homer and iGutty were tl!e most fancied
Tor the last race, II .daah OF one mile and n
Ir., ,cassatti,' a!ly runs better al
quickly disposed OF Tie Californian when
simms shook the whip at her. winning viii.
King Mac came very fast at The. nnitsh, Sire.
phon was placed second ANA Homer third.
S,ss" =; h;";' an, GT SGSs. Of WIS., FIRE Rid M nsi On mr Kfns
s.~'h' WV ~ 49, '''S' -, ','f ~ vi tN'its |
Mac one. Two. three. and got in limo to cash
.Aeir tickets had something to snr.
hi. Alfred 1irnnttl Morris l. on his way homo
rom England wlth twenty OF the best year
ings that could be- secured abroad. They will
AXE the place OF those that Were DESTROYED ut
Nidd!eburg twOm months ago.
n. HercilA. the French Iookmaker. now do
ng business 1T Gravesend. seems capable Of
holding his wi
summaries follow:
THE FIRST RACE.
handisen swrepstakes Tor al ages. at So each. with
ilii: enc nie.
) Mc,anastylsb h. h Aloha. aged, by 81. Munso-ol.
a my" - y - ';i. ,T;,.i "'"'"""'"'
J. y Pepper 4 co.'s br. T. M:.s DiI.. y. 80 tienni.... 9
ar artAur. Van Iurci. and Drrfnrg.l,a atso ran.
iiiIr. i3i.4..
hsttlnH-EA.i money flirl ngrin,t Aloha tn .;
Il" Van Buren,, Ito !; Miss Dixie. 10
% !: sir Arthur. loo TO ]. Mutua = + AID sll.ao. $685..
TIE SECOND EAcI.
4 sweerstskes" ~ SO each, Tor three. year 0lcs and
'pM ara, with flOuO added, ct wllcl 500 to sccor!
ma 300 T." Ihlri: weight 10 pound, above the scale;
.sl ny a lpwancrs; Blk fuTInng,.
u r pwNrr,s b., q. Aonau. s. ~ Mid Idle-Amelia.
100 IDpygetl -,,.., goo. .....,.. ..,...... ,.,..... !
D. Mctane ty's b. h. Fred Tara aged, ll2 (Mccaf.
IA . Naf ur,l H,t. IL - -. = 80. - |