New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-09

pleased with the colt. Hamilton received 800 for
winning with Lamplghter. Sims. whose contract 70 rde
for Mr. B,rilId 1893 signed yesterday. also re-
cciyed $500 The mace was hot from the start and
Fdclio's Is not likely 70 be forgotten III future
handcaps. Ara heavily backed both IN Inc CIV
md on track. lie a and the public
had the satisfaction OF seeing the top-wcieht first
bottom. weight second and m.ddlewcsht third -he tine
made taking track into consideration ana he weight
carried by Lampgher. makes it one OF inc 'atese ana
best ever run by q thrc,-yeafold'
Potomac received a royal reception when he arrived at
the Hurricane Farm at Amsterdam arg ~o"d
was oil hand him. General sanford in'ehu' 10 mate
him with that have great races or nav ue"h
the the winners Of great rsees. "o"- "i "i-
ford says breeding the best n the ueS' POuucS
one best and secret OF the ALLEGED sup io'y
Of English Iaeeho!ses.
The following booNmskers won heavily Oh ooroet'S
victory: NJ Corbett j. T. Mcdonald, and H. Sied,Aef.
Thompson is said to have bet and hedsed uht nc s1ood
lose matter who won. NJ. +. pwyer ana - Neha's
won heavily Corbett, who at even money III tho
betting in this city when the hight began Inc members
OF The tn Regiment were all for CoiD'tt aho w 'c.
cordingly. Colonel NcLcwee won handsomely SvNe'.l
teerrsms were by Coitets friends az the t'sci
They brief and said
Il without scratch JIM
Tie sale OF paddock before the lace was
success good prices secuted for the lots offered
The Ill UsedRoyay colt not sold a. resef'o OIL
5000 was placed him by his owner
Here the names Of the horses sold aud the prices
s,o EghS a., b. C., by Iiyder M-Noia"''
Chestnut coit. 2, by Sir ModIed-CIad Eyes; L Cor
Sir Herbert, b. g.. . by Sir Modrcd-LuIui Blossom
Hill stable. 81 600 .o,,.. :.
Sheiark. b. c., g. by Sir Modred- IinOndelle; L. C.
Fair Play, b. c., g. by SIR Modred, Melro'e Stable.
az 800 -.o
Riverside b. c., g. by Alarm J. Gully. ~ 30 an.
Jefquct en- s. by Joe DAM ls-'uih - ~ y . ~
Frceland b. o. , by Free might DaRicl liorls sn,
Lillian Gully. b. f.. ., By Emperor-fcctptioh' D. T.
Cuenns flj0. n Noc,.,o
500 .''''' " ~ - y VII.
Van wart. CHI. ig.. g. By voltnnn-M''' Mailer j.
Somer.et b. c.. 4, by St1atfor-Imelda; Mr. Hewitt,
500. . ,.
Uncle Jim. b. o., ., by Long Taw-Mary Anderson a
Young ,iuys eh c., ., ~ Harry o'Falon-ia 'lA's';
Idaho b. c., 3 by MIser-A,quittd; American Stables.
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The Great Eastern Handicap Tor two ycarod' Is the
nest important b. decided, ard the weights a.
signed 10 the youngsters being discussed by tn
owners end trainers who have horses engaged. Don
Alonzo top weight, with 12s pounds and There AZ
eleven bottom weights, with ory % pounds 10 carry
Lady Vioe; gets 125 pounds. Dr. Rice and me l"hl'-
donna colt have 100 Helen Nichols has lis, LoNelhe
III, Emin Bey 10. Corduroy I0S ChisvicS 100 Mad
Marian lOS. wormser 90. and Prince George ha> IL.
These horses likely accep: the weicht ana thc
others engaged that have good races VINO may
take chance that gooiszed field. includlhg some
Of wo-yearolds In training IS likely to fac
the II Morllo In the With 40 pounds
IL would give the public chance decide upon the two
year.od champion Of 1892.