New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-13
FOUR FAVORITES WON.
BANQUETS MANHATTAN HANDICAP.
THE NORRIS PARK RACES ENJOYED BY LARGE

CROWD.
At half past O'Clock yesterday there were not
100 people in the grand stand at MOTHS PARK Inc
management had decided 10 Weld everything 10 inc
columbus celebration. only few hundred pro
gramIncs were printed. and provisions were set ont
for very small attendance. The New-lork. New
Haven and Hartford Railroad made up only about
half as many trains usual and did not expect to
dave them one fourth filed. But all these calcuIa-
tons and preparations were wrong There were nearly
5000 people who had seen enough of parades ana VINO
decided 10 enjoy a days racing. They went TO the
track In a mass and one of the most successful DAYS
of the meeting in the number OF spectators, was
recorded.
Lamplchtcr was of course an overwhelming favorite
In the nr, race as all the horses that might have
given him battle withdrawn. lie was sluggish
and had been INDUCED and won only after sims
had whipped him vigorously in the last quhr"r'
when he was pulled up he WAS lathered all over
II would not have taken n remarkable h0rSe 10 De''
linn yesterday, as he clearly was not IN MS p'S'
condition. II he had started against Eahquel III tc
fifth the spectators would pIopaDN nav" Se'"
,nc Of the finest contests OF the year. but OWING
DO some misunderstanding the two failed TO meet.
BANQUET was never better than he is now and lie won
she Manhattan Handicap with astonishing ease carry
Ing l26 pounds, but NJ f. Dwyor did not BET doi'''
ON him. as he thought that both Montana ana hhuee'
isyould beat him. He won so easily that many eoou
6udges agreed that he could have finished IN mont
with five pounds more than he carried But Banquet
Mas meeting an ordinary field. Montana never was
n great horse and never will be. and As ior inc
others they are not far removed from the selngpae
class
Fairy. lame and rheumatic. won the second race
IN common cancr.
Yemen who IS now extremely fast at six fur
longs. romped on with the third race. carrying II
largo stable commission.
The Annie F. colt at 90 to l on Monday, was the
hsvorite In the Dunmow Stakes, at to o. ana "oer
arrisons terrific driving succeeded ia beating WorSer
Inv n short head Garrison was In q driving MOOD
lnn Tuesday night he came in collision with race
track font at Turkish BATH and II Is said that the
tout will not be seen at the course again before next
= The last race went to Lady Mary. after lively
Ther werc far too many withdrawals In several races
Of horses that had been announced as proDaOie
starters This abuse has grown 20 appalling p0por
lions II is far more serious than In any previous
season and if the iockeycubs do not take some steps
10 check 1t next year the public viii become ~
thoroughly dsguse that racing organizations can ho
longer rely upon popular support.
DETAILS Of THE RACING.
FIRST IACE-Spccia wtights; 81 ,0O1 added one miie
' Biting;
ss1Ss SE e Ia% g1s i5 GS
,ns'",a nro,, C. St, Felix g. os Si%. l5-i I0 guy
W. hendAe' Dr. Co. 'e''G "a. E6IgeHj 1901 81
r,,,io 1o4 ............. tIanlley o 4U-l ~
Mutuals-Larlplighter Straight - w. pi@cc % 90 S
Felix Place So 40
Jmpshter frightened ont Of the race Ba1quet' s'one
nell Lowander, RcN, sir Matthew Ma'of pay Gnu 10"
,,nco-s :, Felix tool, the lead and. setting lively
race made the running for seven furonss' b11e anu
49, ,.~ra,to, On socond place. Lamplghtcr
seemed unusually sluggish and Sims was oD'seo " rSV
his whip freely TO get him to pass his horses nc d
a.s ,bsp however aid won easily by two lehs'hs'
ST. F.x second four lengths before Versatile VINO o"'
Lizzie a head.
SECOND EAcE-wciter handicap; 81 oco added FIVE
flAngs. ,o,,,,