The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-09-13
KINGS OF THE TURF BEATEN.
KINGSTON AND LAMPLIGHTER UPSET
ON Ora ESEND's OPENING DAY.

ON RAvESEND's OPENING DAE
Lady Violet. Princess of the Two.yenr-oids.
Defeated by Princ. George In the Pros
pcet StAkes-Tbs Favorites Pnrvenn.
Dinblo, and Zornetsn colt win the
sweepstnkes-A Heavy Betting Day
A Book maker's once for Women.
Athrong Of fvo thousand ardent racegoers
made tho Brooklyn Jockey Clubs race course
Mt Gravcsend n lively place at the opening Of
the fall meeting yesterday. 1t was a great
betting crowd. and mani women We'd with
mon In backing their favorites. For tho ac-
commodation OF women q bookmhker's oflce
was opened In tho centre OF the grand stand.
on the top platform. with a rlacard reading:
Ladies' Commission Office. Ten cents for
buying tickets: no charge for cashing. No
business received from gentlemen" A bevy
OF women crowded around the window during
all the races. busily engaged in buying tickets
and cashing whom their selections won. Fa-
Vorites and outsiders broke evon on tho day.
but the f~avorites that lost were the greatest
race horses Of the year-Mr. Pierre Lorillard's
$4,000 champion colt Lamplighter. Mr.. Au.
gust Belmont's peerless fllly Lady Violet, and
Mr.. Michael Dryers great horse Kingston.
The Oriental Handicap. the race Of the day.
with $4,000 added. was disappointing in sew
eral respects. Nine were scratched. leaving
only six to start. with Lamplighter even
money %favorite. carrying the fortunes OF the
best Judges Of horses. Fidellp being fairly
well backed Mt odds OF 3 to l. with Raceland
third choice ut half a point better odds.
Father William Days green cap bobbed In
front as usual at the opening sAtrides. ].
Lambley sending the light weighted Tidelio O
length in front OF the field. 1t looked as though
tina riAare pf I nm pliuhtor arl Ipralap l varo
under waiting orders. for neither made a
move to head of tho light weighted s%printers
fidelio and Pactolus UP to the last quarter,
when 1t was too late. l.ampli.hter made a
game and close fight ut the finish. but Pacto-
lus won tho rich stakes w u head from the
There was Joy in tho house Of tho Days and
sters crossed the line at the finish in the Pros.
pect Stakes at three-uuarters of a mile. The
s stronssst isv ttnt p'n pIsys sIc Mr. Tsnsy Ss li lily
Lady Violet ct 3 to Oh. while, others SUP
thS"ir nEin St " Mif Easb at 2 Wtliis OF . b to ! as saI, Tr; few
George. that showed that he Us u game young
s[er by winning, tho Golden Rod Stakes on
longs;, Taral had Fringe George in front at
i flhacI fall an" n, held ady Violet gettins away ssyyd II
TO Prince George, with Corduroy close UP, and
a5aK d'0 mot ;s aaS i ttSSs H g. the iinIs ndv buy y tl,sy
SU Q mn INTO ,e tGird 'h plac ,'' at the lead lead Of i'i the
homestreich but tho Trince held out to the An
ish a In,di,w won by three,!nariers q a ienGth;
aa %1YIs a. ,I ssTntShi ,Isia il !, t tSir frss t race ssvr re-
Although Kingston was copceding lots Of
weight, the great %sprinter was heavily BACKED
l against. Correction next at 10 to 1. with the
Torment9r, Correction, Laughing Water.
and Kingston was tho order OF The start, Lit
t!eleld sending Correction out with u rush
that sent the ill!y a length in front OF tho field
ut the quarter. Kingston running third ut Tor
mentor's flank. Correction held the lead by a
neck from Tormentor up to the last half fur
i iSrs; Th snie Ta a st pcSs. d sffnaIHi nn hinss cer,
%rection holding out. lasting Just long enough
to win by q neck. few yards moro and King
.TiitsiurEI fhiis eolt Iarvenu had an easy
ia sHtss-' e distapse. at bor M = ~ rode Is R}ais@s
eald - in 'i the op ason st strid d,4s1 ra .Sesins ran ran
like a race horse. three longths out, in the
light to the line. with Julien second. beating
d.id. who ran well ut the Bay. made a very
poor run, straggling all the way. and trailing
Phil won very little money on his horse. as tic
invests lightly when the odds are . to 4 on.
considered the good thing in the nth race.
a TnP "nS En at + Ii "ea lc Saas. nRl t zach ath hsxip is
the big field rating ut long odds. chattanooga
and the Clio colt led the field in tufn at a live
DogE,tt moved Lernitza colt through and won
by. a length from Courtshil. japonica getting
Key West led the field a lively chase in the
last race from the first iurionG until straight:
shsok DIT pfab IT TIN the h iaVori1e. up. a M1en h.a nh1ni
getting the place by a neck from by Dy. Sum-
mary:
.ddsa. OF which s2ooto second and 500 to third; 'hvs
J s 4, 4 4; d !; No5 ia = Fl it { GE.Ess'ion' T. by Hlmy.r-,
NJ. n !. nwy er'syb r. b Rins !. aged. Ia2 cTaraD.::s
Empire Io5ss s.s0i fsn Oh; H. t To,iins anti L .. ii1 Ss'% %a..f Al; ALSO 3
ran.
Time, lao1.
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E zSss.i p Rskf; 5000 t9G j. s !; ssD sa5S: water ''' 10 L.
THE SECOND RACE.
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Fi ;=::,sn !:i!;y IS S!' SSs:ss hi :. r.E1:no': BY vHs.:-
E az: Says ss. sS. !. 1 H:s !. is'i IN d l!I I aia%ls!;en'":::55
Madrid Also ran.
sss. ssp!s, b !. to E l q xif saay.a 81 IL .fr.'n;ai S sS'.s.' I : is
THE THIRD RACE.
81! tn ioI fsS:p s1sh s .:.soa a ,Gs '~ Of ssisS 500 c' 10 .. s:sna
and $40 to shITI: -non.w.nners Of race Of the value
OF 5000 allowed 7 pounds: SIX iurlongs
W. L. Days b. e. Prince George, by sensation--
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1 saPRsf sii. s5i,; b +. { t t.ay ! % s.'i 5fs },st4,aiHa:gi::::::::5
St. Michael, Corduroy and lay Belmont also ran
B.ulnx-?hr.e to on IN LADY, toilet; against ST, Nj:
s ses;!. Z 70 j I, s,'1'i lay %y'i S:im L = 81 ia ! Mutual;
paid s<G.15. $l2. S&!.2u.
THE FOURTH RACE.
Tho Oriental Handicap, for thrre'year Odds and mp
ward; 500 each. with 5000 added. o. when
$1,000 to second ind 500 to third; one mile AND u
quarter.
X. Wilson's br. c. rac,olus. Q. by tncas-cadencs.
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We iiaiy'sb. G. Fidsio. 8. ~ ID. amblsy....;.r" ,
Rsncocas Stables Dr. {. l.anlpishier. D. Az uiamil' i.
The Pepper. Raceiand, and dundee also ran.
Time. 2:ll,.
Bstting-Eysn, money Lan'rllshter; against Fidelio'
q TO 1. RacelAnd, I TO :: IaCt"IuS. . to. !. The Pepper.
i2to Dundee. lootol. Musaa.s paid Sb3.%o. $3.50.
THE FIFTH RACE.
For tworyearolds: selling: a sweepstakeso Of $40 each.
with 1000 added, OF winch 500 10 second ana $lUO
TO third; fye turiOngs.
Madison + able's b. {. rOurtshtp, lOI tNarvAez. ....... =
shefIsld stables b. 1. JarUnIca. 10 (Penh). -. -..... y
Tar and Tar al, Raindr"p,. CHATTANOOGA. Queen Enid.
Pat MALAY. Jr. integrity, CLIO colt, silver Queen, JudaN,