The record-union., 1893-09-29
LAMPLIGHTER DEFEATED.
A GARRISON FINISH LANDS TAM
MANY IN THE LEAD.
Marcus DaIy's Great Three-Year-Old
Wins the Match Race at the
Gutenberg Track.
Special to the REcoRD-UNIoN.

NEW YORK, Sept. 2S.-Over 1900 peo
pie went to Gutenberg to-day to see the
match race between Tammany and
Lamplighter. the greatest three-year-old
racers of the year. The purse was So, 900
and side bet of s., 800. The horses were
in the best of form, and the track was as
fast as any in America. Lamplighter
was ridden by Taral and Tammany by
Garrison. Lamplighter led by length
and half all the way until the turn of
the oval, less than half a mile from home,
was reached. There Garrison moved
Tammany up until his head was at
Lamplighter's tail. Taral did not urge
his colt until the stretch was entered. and
he saw Garrison after him in dead earn
est. Swinging around the wide turn,
Garrison leaned over the colts neck, and
Tammany began to move faster. Within
ten lengths Tammany was head and head
with his rival. Taral used whip and spur,
but it was no use. Garrison cut Tam
many ruthlessly, though there was no oc-
casion to do so. Marcus Daly's great
colt easily went to the front and finished
three lengths ahead of Lamplighter. The
enthusiasm was not so great as 1t would
have been had Lamplighter won, but
Garrison was carried to the Jockeys
room on floral horseshoe by his admir-
ers. Tammany clearly proved his su-
periority over Lamplighter in the race.
fractional time-eighth 0:l2l, quarter
O:248, three-eighths 0:G, halt 0:494, five
eighths 1902, three-quarters l:148, seven
elghths 1:273, mile 1:403, eighth 1:53,
quarter 2:063.
AT TERRE HAUTE.
TERRE HAUTE (Ind.), Sept. 2S.-Nancv
Hanks to-day failed to lower her
T., J,
Charley Doble driving. the mare did not
seem to be at her best. When she came
out with Budd Doble holding the ribbons
it was seen that he was not fit to drive.
His physician had advised against his
making the effort. but he was anxious
to make another mark for the queen of
trotters. In the first trial he took the
word, with the runner Artist to urge on
the mare. The first quarter was done in
OBI, the half in l:03. and the third quar-
ter in OBI. In the stretch the mare missed
the magic touch and cheering voice, and
faltered Doble was very feeble, and
was steadied in his sulky while the mare
was being driven to the stable. In the
2:2O pace the six fastest heats ever done
in harness were paced. May Marshall
took the mark so long held by Vinette,
and old Brown Hat now has four of his
get with mark of 200 or better.
Two-twenty pace, Hal Branden won,
Nav Marshal second, Rocker third. Best
time 2:071.
Two-nineteen trot, Harrietta won, Lees
Pilot second, Florida third. Best time,
2:134.
Free-for-all pace, stakes $1,000. Mana
ger won, Roy Wilkes second. Best time,
2:0S3.
Nancy Hanks to beat the 2:O4 record of
Nancy Hanks, bud Doble). Time by
0partorc 0.21 1.0S RI 2.t)bl.
AT GRAvEsEND.
GRAvEsEND, Sept. 2S.-This was the
closing day The track was fair. Five
and a half furlongs, Stonenell won, Pc
destrian second, Iddesleigh third. Time,
Five furlongs, Factotum won, Pirate
Chief second, Torchlight third. Time,
1034.
one mile, Raceland won, Clio Colt Sec
ond, Now or Never third. Time, l:423.
Mile and a quarter, Sir Walter won,
Ramapo second, Glenoune third. Time,
2:114.
Five furlongs, st. Patrick won, Armit-
age second, Economist third. Time, l:021.
Six furlongs, Wah Jim won, Chesa-
peake second. Tigress third. Time, 1:l64
AT LAToNIA,
LAToNIA, Sept. 28.-The track was fair.
Seven furlongs, Cora Taylor won, Fay S.
second, Vida third. Time, 1:25.
Mile and fifty yards, Bonnie Lassie
won, Emma Nc. second, Governess third.
Time, l:4f1.
Free handicap sweepstakes. one mile
Santa Ana won, La Colonia second, The
Reaper third. Time, 1:4l.
Latonia autumn prize handicap, mlle
and a furlong, Aldebaran won, Elizabeth
second. Semper Lex third. Time, I:55
Free handicap sweepstakes, six fur
longs, Buckwa won, Pirate King second,
Delmar third. Time. 1:l5l.
Seven furlongs. Emma Primrose won,
Flower Dellis second. Golden Hope
third. Time, l:2S8.
AT ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 2S.-The track was
good. Six furlongs, Belshazzer won,
Little Crete second, Prettiwit third.
Time, 1:I74.
Five furlongs. Teeta May won, Queen
Nab second, Mrs. Morgan third. Time,
1:O3!.
Festivities stake, mile and a furlong,
Glory won, oxford second, Service third.
Time, 1851.
Six furlongs. Bansach won, My Part
ner second, Expense third. Time, I:161.
One mile, Knickerbocker won, Fran els
Pope second, Bedford third. Time, 1:444.
FLYING JIB's FAST SECOND HEAT.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. - speclai W Lfle
Republic from Sedalia. Mo-, says: Ten
thousand people to-day saw the Califor-
mia pacing wonder, Flying Jib, break
the worlds record for the second heat,
which he covered with ease in 2:043. He
reached the quarter in SO seconds, the
half in 1:Oll. the three-quarters in 1:35
and the mile as game as a pebble in 2:043.
Tomorrow Directum will attempt to beat
the record for trotters. The track is in
good condition.