The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-06-21
LAMPLIGHTER NOT IN 1T
Loxlandsr, 10 TO 1, Cantsrs Away
From The Great PaYorite.
HE WON AS HE PLEASED
II Was a Square Race From Start to
Finish-The Winner Set the
Pace and Was Not
Headed.

ShEfFSHEAD DAY. June sU.-Iuo NuO-
urban handicap Of 1919 was most griev.
ous disappointment TO the .urf loving
public. LampliShtcr. who was looked
upon as sure victor, was made TO fall
from his high pedestal. He was van.
quished strictly on his merits. as the race
was fairly run from beginning to end.
Lowiander, by Lowland Chief, dam Rest
less, won the rase from end to end. He
set the pace almost to suit himself and
won In the fAs, tims of 2:OSM; Terrifier
second, thr hree-quarters away; Lamp!ighter
was third. four lengths behind.
LowlAnder was n 10 to shot in betting
and AL kinds of prices could be obtained
on 'ferriiier. Llmpli.hter was at even
money. Tho raco was worth $4,000 to
the winner, 5000 TO second, and 5000 TO
third. Tho winner is owned by book
maker, Fred Rowe, who, beside the rich
stake, noted many thousands in bets.
THE BETTING.
The day opened oppressiveIy hot, but
tho weather did not keep tho crowd away,
for fully oo.oo) people were OH the ground
when tho first race was called and people
kept coming till the time sot for tho Sub
urban.
The betting ring was a most animated
place, for everybody was anxious to bet
on the great event. Lamplighter was an
even money favorite. Banquet was next
in demand at 4. while Mars, Lowiander
and Pessara were at 10. Twelve could be
obtained on Or. Hasbrouck and The
Pepper and co upon Tcrriiier and the Eng
lish horse, Iddesleigh. An immense
amount was waged on tho result and
most Of it remained with tho bookies.
| A GOOD START.
The race was set for 4 80 o'clock and
after several breaks, tho flag dropped to a
good start, with DIR. Hasbrouck in the
lead aud the others in a line, close behind
Lowlander soon took the lead. with Terri
fier and Iddesleigh second and third, re-
spectively. Hasbrouck and Lamplightel
followed the others. punched close behind
In tho middle of the back stretch. Low
lander and the leaders drew AWAY from
Lamplighter and the rear bunch. Al th,
head Of the back stretch, .Iddesleigh Wa,
beaten, while Lamp!ighter and Banque,
began to make the run.
THE FINISH.
Lowlander turned into the homestretcl
three lengths before Terrifier and:Dr. Has
brouck, who were neck and neck. an,
who were two lengths ahead of Lamp
lighter. The flying leader never faltere,
and passed under the wire rather an cas-,
winner. Terrifier secured second plac
by four lengths from Lamplightcr, VIII
beat Dr. Hasbrouck by head. Banquet
The Pepper. Mars, lddesleigh and Pessar
finished in the order named.
FALSE REPORTS.
Owing 10 the fight between tho Sleeps
head authorities and Guttenburg ant
Fort Leo people, and also tho Western
Union company, no one was allowed 4
leave the grounds ill after the Suburban
and precautions were taken to prevent in
formation getting out. Hence the crron
eous reports telegraphed over the countr
during tho afternoon.
the SUMMARY.
FIRST race. Five furlongs-Dobbns won
Melody, second: Declare. third. Time
I :022 20. Second race. Five furlongs-
Amcer won; Mic Macqueen, second
Montepool, third. Time, :o3 3-5. Thir
race. One mile-Lizzie won; Pickpocke,
second; st. Florian. third. Time, &C
Fourth race. Suburban handicap. On
mile and quarter-Lowlander won. io'
McDermott. 10 10 1; Terrifier, second, %
j. Lamley, 40 TO /; LamDlighter, third. L..
Simms. II to 10. Time. 2:06 35. Fift
race. Futuri'y course -Tormentor won
Adslic. second: Bcss McDuir, third. Time
IL. Sixth race. Seven furlongs on tn
turf-Hamle won; Integrity, second
Madrid, third. Time, 20.