New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-04
LAMPLIGHTER DEFEATED.
PACTOLUS WON THE SEPTEMBER STAKES.
RACING AT sHEEPsUEAD BAY-BANoUErs FALL
AND AIAHO,S VICTORY.


at shcepshead Bay yesterday solely through the nmaz
ingy bad riding OF Hamilton. II he had ridden the
winner OF the Champion stakes In exactly the way
In which he rode him when Lampghter won the Twin
City Handicap. nobody could have found any iauit'
But with 1876 pounds up. Hamilton fooishiy sent Lamp
lighter along on the bachstrctch In an efort TO over
take Fldelio who was In the lead. but WHO was not
at an dangerous and who at the weights and at the
distance was certain TO fall back in the horestretch
pactolus carried only l02 pounds, and Pickpockct
only los. What on earth was there Tor HAM
llton urge amplighter. with l25 pounds up out Ill
front Of these colts half mile from the nlshl Blu
Hamilton did 1t, and rode in Just the way
that could not fail to defeat Lampiish'er
That was not the sort Of riding by which Lamp
lighter won the Champion stakes and the TWIN
City Handicap. and any owner trainer, jockey or
writer who thinks that Lamplghter was We'll RIDDEN
In the September Stakes simply does not uhue'-
stand the primary principles OF riding, no mau'r
whether he has trained horse or not, ana no a'i'r
whether he has been the turf fifty years OF
five minutes Properly ridden by competent Jockey
who could Judge pace, Lamplghter would have won
the September Stakes As II was, he came in third
pactolus winning the With Hckpocket second
The time = ID. The record at mile ana three
ulongs is y 10 Ia, made by Ormie at Washington
Park. Chicago, July :, 1890. Reports have been
ai!oat for time that Trainer Rogers mas
Insisted repeatedly that Pckpocket within eight
repeatedly worked together when Mr. Rogers trimmed
them both But II Pickpociet was within eight pounds
~ Lampghter, when the two worked together III the
stable, he certainly Is not within fourteen poIhds
Of him now, because Pckpocket only defeated Lamp
lighter BY head for second place, and wtis all out,
with Sims doing everything he possibly could win
him. Sims rode him to the best possible advantage
1t was very unsatisfactory race, and the best colt
ut the distance and the weights certainly did not win
It, Tirfmen generally will hook with Intense Interest
TO how Iamplghter Is ridden In the S2OoOo Bridge
Handicap OH Thursday next. The one point that Is
perfectly clear every sensible man who Knows any
thing at all about racing matters Is that Lamphghter
both the Champion stakes and the Twin City
Handicap b. making his run III or near the home
stretch. Now why, with 1913 pounds up giving sew
enteen pounds to HckpOcket and twenty three pounds
TO Pactolus should he have been sent along on the
backstretch In the september Stakes to catch such
colt Edelo!
Bellies anes for two erold nnes, and won the race
Ia canier Faithful getting second place, and Mime
King Mac. the favore. carried or the first race.
IrOnmaster was heavily backed second choice lie
in front furlon. from the end. and seemed likely
~ win. But he soon sackened speed ~ II short Ut
work. and came home tldd, tho outsider Ronald run
Naturally Banquet first choice in the betting on
the omnum Handicap after HE recent brilliant victory
race. ard Alaho won easily. Lepinto second and
Equity third The details Of the accident to Banquet
An excessive number Of scratches mared the after
Moons sport seriously
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST EACE-A sweepstakes Of $40 each. with $1,000
added. Ono mile.
b n''an f.
O. . O. Holtss = MtDJ k'Gs NJ BY fes s.
c. l1,.ehm.a'. CHI c. Ronald j. ITS ;!:sI 90, 81
O. lid i,ii!.acd, rs. ch. . The IEoams;ter.
8. los cab. lOO1 -. -.....--.-CL . Nt.
Laughing Water. B. g2 = AZ ka"Oey)o 4o-i IL
Mu.uals-Kng Mac straight psd $40 90. place 80 So;
E0uad place paid 80 % ~
Ma, and Ronald close In the stretch King Mac
came away and won easily by neck Ronald second a
neck before The Irvnmsster
SECOND RACE-rHE BELLIES STAKES. For Niles
TWO years old $50 cafh 1850 added Straight course.
ABOUT !. H.''ns Fl.
F'i rs;.nl isc 5ws s%f IL II p1i
J. A. 80 A. H. Gorfi.' b. Mn"fH.F shd lS7 IL, 81
M.. x.ua .sa. 1 i.s1sl,s%, E =
S .,;sS5' 1t. 10 TO- i%s:y Z
Crysalis. io'...'-''; III 49,
Mutuas-IAdy vIole, straight paid 50 so place ~ ~;
Faithful place el3 TO- "a,
ylo. waited on her horses until they reached the bend
then cpme away and won In canter by two and one'hah
l.nsns Faithful second length and half before Mime
h,ha who beat Miss Maude short head
ruIHD RACE-TUE SErTEMBEE STAKES. For threo-
v,,r,d. 500 each $500 added one mile and
~ s ne''Ins q.
Wilson's ra'0Iu' by pn G9s57 ls-5 s-s
Brown esa''ss ROGERS eSe - b. c. pchpccArt Ics
RancOeas stablc's Dr. c. Lampighter, le5 ~,
rId.ue 1o2 damhley} Q ~ CT
Lord Motley. To-. NA""' " ~ =
Mutuals-Pactous straight paid SO 3D. place sioo'
Pickpocket place $40 30
Sir Cst.sby Lconswell and Kilkenny were withdrawn
rd.o made the running urlongs, Pactous and
Lord Moy in close attendance LampiIchte made his run
On fine ck stretch too many thought and reached the
front at the had OF the stretch P'etolus ana fcNP
Joined him In ,npa struggle and the former Won hau
down by two and half lengths Pckpocket second short
head before Lampigher
FOURTH RACE-For two.yearOlds. Purse 800 Sell
~ 81 ne''p f.
Ssass S,sIs % r,,r o!M ifI ii ii e
r. j. pwyer sons b. c. Indigo 100. *. A
commo,lo, (Berecn) 81 90 q
He'd; :, Tails 1lI, % q coyneo" i-i Il
Forest Roe, 90 ........--tA r SaSllS~ g IS
Sweet Alice. 80 Time 1 10
Mutusls- E Eg "a straight pad ''' No. place.
Janooica and Spartan withdrawn Keena'o
nlavcd with his horses. and leaving them IN lh' s'V"
a. ~ they were anchored. won In walk by three chRNH
Extra second two and half lengths before lhuI'"'
Flake on Extra broke a srrup leather on the way To
tho most and a delay ten minutes was thu result.
Sweet Alice swervcd all the stretch and tied TO oo'
az the bend The winnor entered TOR ~ ooo was p'a
I'D by Jeer Walden to $1,000 aud bought III py MS
owner.
FIFTH RhCE-TUE OMNIUM HANDICAP. a hsndt-
cap sweepstakes of $50 each with sl7jo added. one
mile and furlong.
St Pl.
J. J. McCancrty's br. h. Aaho. by ST.
M""s'- o'o ~ ''N arcrty II %
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j. u Cossacs Gu - Ni'' (Midelcyl 81 So
nemnth 8 lls. lIan.ll - %