The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-09-25
KINGSTON
Lamplighter Now the Running Turf I'd
-Stake Eyenra at Grayesend.

LampIighter Now the Running Turf Ideal
stake Events at Gravesend.
GRAHEsESD RAcE-TRAcK. Sept. pa
fairly good programme of six races, lnclud-
ing two stake events. the Holly Tor two
year-olds, and the second Special for three
year-olds and upward, attracted a throng
of ten thousand spectators to the scene of
this afternoons racing. The Holly result
ed in q rafting contest and b victory for
Colonel Ruppert's Ajax, the STOP second
choice. Bergen rode admirably on the colt
and took the race by half q length from
the Moyne gelding. the 13-to-i0 fsvorIte,
who ran away from DR.. Hasbrouck on
Thursday. The gelding had his weight up
this afternoon, however. and it stopped him
ut the end. The special dwindled down To
q match race between LamplIgbter and
Kingston. Although all of Kingstoa's best
races have been at distances under the mile,
che plungers. led by Michael 4. DIVER.
the brown whIrlwlnd's owner. forced the
Dook-makers TO make him a 7-tO-10 f~avOrite
over LampiIghter, 6 to 5. The first six fur
longs was run IN l:1s, thus giving Lamp
lighter time TO get thoroughly into stride.
When Taral called on Kingston half n mile
from the finish he had q beaten horse under
him. Lamplighter winning the stakes in a
gallop amidst tumultuous cheering from
che spectators. Only a few weeks ago
Kingston was the turf ideal. Now il is
Lampnsntcf. SuminaTios w tno Jay 5
svents:
First Race-FIve-eighths of a mile. Eagle
Bird first. Halcyon second. Chattanooga
third. Time. 1:024.
Second Race-Mile and one-eighth.
Transit first, The Fop second. Algoma
shird. Time, E5Sh.
Third Raee-Three-quarters of n mile.
Ajax first. Msrine geldIng second. Spartan
third. Time. Ills.
Fourth Race-One mile and an eighth.
LamplIghter first. Kingston second. Only
Two starters. Time. 1:51.
Fifth Race-Ons mile and o quarter. Tom
Rogers first. Lepanto second, Alaho third.
Sixth Race-One mile. Cynosurc first.
Diablo second. Fred Taral third. Time,
1:43.
Four Horses and Three Riders In a Heap.
C~INCINNATI, Sept. 2+-The spectators at
Latonia to-day were were treated to the
spectacle of four horses with three riders
going down in a heap in the first race. 1t
was at the end of the back stretch that Lou
Dudley tell with Reagan. Miss Knott with
J. E. Moetz, White Wings with Parkinson
and Orrick with Lowery and went down
into a heap in the order named. Perkin-
son was dangerously burt. Lowery and J. Z.
MOetz were unhurt. Both of them rode IN
subsequent races. Reagan was badly
shaken up. lie was. however, posted for
the sixth race. but was withdrawn. Perk-
insOn GOT q blow OH the head from the hoof
of Lowery's horse. He was unconscious
for an hour. His phy sicians says he Will
recover. Summaries:
First Rnce-SIx f%arlongs. Ont of Sight
won IN 1:lSls; Rorka second, Mark :. third.
Second Race-Cne mile. Bessie Bisland
won In 1:4&4; Calhoun second. Loudon
third.
Third Race-One mile aud an eighth.
Ray ;. won III l:57l9; Mnud Howard sec
ond. Falero third.
Fourth Race-The Kentucky Central
Railroad stakes; one mile. Afternoon won
an l442; DaraVela second. indigo third.
Fifth k~ace-Fivo furlongs. Cora Taylor
won IN 1:0a4; Coquettc second, Vida third.
Sixth Race-SIx furlongs. Miss Ballard
won IN l:16. Lonnie Ii. second. Ernest l..
third.
Seventh Rnce-Ono mile. Little Annie
won in 1927; Happy Day second. Cup
bearer third.