New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-13
I.AMPLIGHTER IN FORM.
Ills FyCELIENT RACE AT NORRIS PARK.
CAPTURING THE COUNTRY CLUE HANDICAP WITH
100 POUNDS UP.


100 POUNDS UP.
r.. ,ropramme at Morris Park yesterday IN
,uded two important handcaps. the Nhi'e
plains for two-year-ods and the Country CIup TOT
~ ages In cacn the top weight proved the WIN
- c,, Excess capturing the former, ana Lamp
tighter romping In first in the latter Lamphs"e'
performance was brilliant as he carried low P
and ran the mile and a furlong IN l:'f' ""'' "
urged he could certainly have run almost s''0"'
faster. . .A fro,
Fifteen maiden two-year-olds ran in the nrs.
800 parasany was the favorite. Our Jack second
choice and Setauket next In demand Inc '.'e7
GOT away well and had the race between '"e',
throughout Setauket Joining Parasang a' ."e NV
OF a half-mile and in driving hhiSn 1 ,
her by a length. Our Jack was third' N0 '''9
farther back - . oooa
The second AFFAIR was looked upon as soo'
thing for Aloha. lie had been purchased ear II.
the day by L. H. Garrison the Joche!, ~
was reported that Garrison had packeu H
win the s. 200 that he had paid FOR MIN ~ "'
This amount Garrison must nave pe' q" 80
s,o ooo which Is wholly incredible lot 'ne ''''"e
,.a az . 70 and closed at 10 T. Aioha ca'Nc
=, sacond Saragassa made all the running anu
mon nv a neck Aloha second. SIX iengthS oeio'e
Lizzie. E.. ,o ,.oor
In the White Plains Handicap for '~o.year-
ODDS fourteen took part Sir EXCESS WIS ''e"'N
Tho hest OF those named to run but as ne WAS
- 20 Give away from eleven to thirty-five
ovrds 10 the others his task looked anything
h,, easv He was the favorite. but as mucn DIS
- WAS alw,vs obtaipablc against him; Ellen
,,as hacked at 6 to |. The result was srih"s
,.ictorv for Sir Excess. Tara had 10 roe MIN
,,orhat for the first half-mile to Keep pace WIN
,ho ugh,weiehts but at the end he had pain
calling winning with plenty 10 spare oH Nv,
,a,s,bs Prc second three lengths before E'e"'
who got away poorly ,,,. ,
In the Country Club Handicap lampish'er was
asked 10 carry 100 pounds against Charaoe ' NO.
r.ckon at 10 Pckncker at 20 ana l-owl"h''r ~
,no nd the bookmakers offered better than even
-, a,ainst him After the race any OF them
o,,,,, hove said that ! TO would have been ABOUT
,ha ,roner figure against him. Reckon went racing
o a, tho start to make Il runaway AFFAIR oi H. Out
toe, ne she ran LampligEter was close Dehihd her,
,,, raral kcepng a good hold of him. At the end
=, milo Lamplishter was in front and the only
ouos,ion then was by how much ne would "lh'
rar,l kent him we'll in hand ana he won the race
nv a length Charade second short head before
Bcckcn Picknicker and Lowlander winner OF the
Suburban last June. were beaten on l-o"i"huci
.nd picknicker are mere W. 'ckS now.
Oh nth race fell Redskin, the faVorite, by
half lsnpth Treasure beat Midnight by siN lengths
led all The way under pull. The Linden manage
N pnt has changed the conditions OF SeN'rdl IdcrS
in lis coming meeting In number oil races aiIoW-
snces were m for horses beaten at oth r tachs
than Clifton and Gutenberg. This brought a storm
Of protest from the owners and trainers AT these
SO that they are for horses beaten since Septem-