New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-16
RUDOLPH FIRST OVER THE LINE.
BEATING MOIELIO LAMPLIGUTER ,yD VI
TAMBIEN FOR THE COII-NRI,v u.xnrc,p

TAMBlEN FOR THE COLUMBIAN HANDICAP
Chicaso July 1.-The Aena Stables grind col, Rudolph
captured the Columbus Handicap to-day at Washington
I1ih' leaving behind him pride OF West Morco.
and the wcll.toutcd Eass~rn s;ar Lampphtcl /, was
the best hed that has together Wet
IL rc'ltel IN one OF the eandS witnessed
thi, track, Rudolph only winning by Jimmy Iryings
- yu1- mon for tn that had something
LIT the finish whereas the winner could not r,ssbiy
have zone another sixteenth and remained I'm the lead
Lamlightcr and DiabIo outclassci or not
mp Z iruiSng rlcc, Tor n. thcr got within hang
tanoo the entire When odds were posed for
this Morello quo.cd favort, at TO . but 20
heavy was the play Frank Van Mess pet that
cloc o u VIZ the best price obtainabc against him.
"'"rs smiths nair Maid Marian and Yo Tambicn. were
second In demand 10 The bookics were
afraid to lay against Lamplirhter first but before
the close they lecamc brave and ch0lkcd up TO !
against him. Diablo being held al G to l. Rudolph on
forI figured the best. but he also held at g.
did not TO the post unbacked a. Mr.. ankns thought
his dances with only 107 pounds carry.
and played him accordingly They all well at he
post with the exception Of Lamllgher, and he refused
to break. spelling good break
serious accident happened Morello, he stumbling
and turning complete eomersault. soon
on his feet assn, but the fall Undoubtedly him.
for when Miller remountcd him. he all anxious
to get in the bunch again.
Finally Pcttingil gave the word with Ida Pick.
wick in the lead Santa Anna second and Maid Marian
third Maid Marian full OF run. passing
stand for the first time had gained lead Of half length,
were punched and close in the following order Rudolph
Highland, Ida Pickwck, Michael Loudon. Morllo
Tanbien, Lampigher. Dablo Huron. Ray S. Hume and
Poet Scout At the quarter Maid Marian still held
mand, but morco had moved second Rudolph into
third places respectively. Maid Marian and Morcllo
head and head all down the backsrctch and the
quarter pole but here Irving urged Rudolph trnc and
the Fonso responded spendidly rounding
into the stretch he had his front Yo Tambicn
second neck and neck with Morco. At eighth pole
Rudolph looked like easy winner. but Yo Tamhcn
fast under the whip and half fuong out the pair
on even terms Irving Oh RUDOLPH clearly ourode
Jordan and using the best kind of judgment managed
land the Aetna Stables colt winner BY scant half
length.
George Miller, who rode Morcllo. after the
His badly swollen from the fall he
He says the fall greatly injured Morelos chance and
thinks the accident had occurred would certainly
have Lamplighter AMI Dsbo very badly. finish
ing sixth and seventh respectively. reen b. Morrs's
strahmcath the handicap. fourth the programme
but Gsndo, with 1o2 pounds his back. gave him
hard rub, the Morris horse only winning by neck.
Pop Gray the heavily played 5tO2 avortc for the first
race. trouble in winning. on first he
headed and passed the wire well in hand length 10 the
good The closing six fullongs, had OF the
spIinters the West named start but Oregon
Eclipse, handsomely ridden by Pred Taral. with
something spare by lengths The performance
good one Oregon Eclipse carrying l2i pound. and
erinc distance l34 which is the record
that distance summarize,
o First aesFo1 ~ % ye and half bat 'qronS
oakwood l1s CfhorIej IL 70 l. sec nd; GOV. Tihnan,
los Tucker. to j. third Time-l 10 Nienta nlly.
Senatr Irby, Charity Caroline, Hamilton DsIot. May
Thompson. lAbertinc, and Viola finished named.
.ond racc-Thrce- quarters Of a nile Minnie Gee
1O7 Thorpe. 10 J. won by length S. OI.ec. 10i
(Grahaml 20 l. second; Mclaine. lOi (BalIadJ. 20
l. third Time,1 :l42. santine, Monowai. NAry~z.
Goosc Annie Bishop Fontinella, Lulu and Vattcl I'm.
ished named
Third race-Thc Columbus Handicap sweepstakes
and upward 500 each starter worth
SO 900 TO The winner one and three.sirtenths mile
Rudolph, 1o7 diving, To- l. won by q half length
irorter' 90 to L third fine~l ia', LiudcS Iiume
land Huron Ida Pickwick. Widw GOD. Maid Marion,
and Santa finished named.
Fourth race-Fiee handicap one and sixteenth miles
Strathmesth 116). Noble to > by head Gsl!rdo.
1870 CMorrpl Q TO l. second taraday. JOG Crvnr 10
l. third. Time 47i. Selma D. Chimes. Bonnie Byrd
and Sweet Blossom finished as named.
Fifth oce-onc mile: Mdebaron 30 a. Clayton). 4
10 J. by lengths Somersaut 122 (Morfis) 90
TO l. second; First Ward 100 (R: Williams 9 10 >.
thiid. Time-1 :40i2. Tulla Blackburn, Emma Louise,
10 and Romair finished a, named.
Sixth race-Three-quartcrs of mile. Oregon EcliIsc,
l24 tTaab. 10 /. by two lengths tiascon, 10,
Morris to second Ethel GRAY, 1l9 CR Williams.
to .. third. Tlmc-l :l$A. Alaiy Princess. Tin Muir
ply, Lorenzo. Tigress and Acclaim finished As named