The sun., 1893-06-21


l;ampiirhter three or four stIngine blows with
the whip and the gallant colt answered with
Hst s to g, Tie o
leaders. Lowlander. Territer and Idlesleigh
Yer wh @ their tss
away In front and at the turn for home even
the. most .sanguine believer In Lonplighter
gould land tho favorite in, front at the wire.
1ddesleigh collapsed at the head OF the stretch
With sTddenneIs that Was as@azing "a and
lander % with With BIZ Bii! baIy's erippe. McDermott
moved away as rapidly rs though the race had
the stretch. and the din Of cheering could 10
heard for miles Both Beth iiada & rode with whip
and that they were almost at the goal.
LowLANDER FIRST AT THE GOAL.
Lowlander was always in front. and an
swering every call made upon him BY his
Tefriifer. fer on N, whom % the midget LanIy rode
the race OF his life. 1t WAS almost dollars to
cents that Pr Ilasb,roackk would ne third at
chestnut horse head in the very last stride.
three lengths before The Pepper. Mars. Iddes-
leigh. ant Pessara, struggling in at the finish
The winner and his clever. rider received m
ing. stand the cheers OF the few. who had bet
Of those who were carried away by the enthu-
s!Rsin Of such occasions. and who are always
rone Sss mhd sns
broad @ grin. T and he Re was entiiea to il. as the
he was considered little better than stable
SSy s% Ses es.s the Sf nh III.
and being in continuous practice al tho Gutten-
burg race.track. where he deyeloped Into q
ss2s sssssH' sfst 3 is ih:a
Glorious crimson " he ioosened the sirths Of
the saddle. and the cheers Of the multitude
%nase t ssh h 2,
icrtune. After Weighing il he sat in til" aerai
walked to the psddosk. as big a hero in the
estimation OF the sma boys and stable hnn'is
f SEf at ss ssis t2d sd
might was right.
Lowlander was more distressed than either
pSt the raeo was s0; Quarter a St me
further the !, favorite would have been the only
THE OWNER OF THE VICTOR
When McDernott reached the paddock a
young man in a light blue suit rushed upto
him and gave him M greeting thst Was S9rIia,ity
owner Of Lowander. and youth who has had
more ups and downs than most men OF his age.
fey years ago he was u nc messenger 1ss, . at the
tom to enter F96 the SERVES Of G. Wabau ia one Of
the owners Of the Guttenburg race track and
bookmaker who always has a number Of
the, East. Lowe got some money together;
and tyo years ago. when LowIaader and
Virginia were sold at auction. Lowe purchased
the winner Of yesterday's race for S2lO9. hs
IN WIN .bs bo
Chief including the MorTissey Stakes at Sarn.
toGa and dash Of a mile and sixteenth at
the Very fast time of i: :4a he Supported his
horse generously when he had the money. and
sixty W thonsand @ md doars winner. INN but last Winter
and this spring he lost his all save Lowlander.
and before yesterdays race he had hut $500 in
the world. He bet this OH Lowlander straight
ioand hms sef $50 900 600 richer. the first n money
being worth $4,000 clone.
SKETCH OF THE WINNER.
Low!ander has q history OF his own almost
as checkered as, that Of his owner: His dam.
kestlese. was bred TO Lowland Chief in
try by astersas @ w "ei Of ieW ors % represeDsed pres
lander and the now we!l-known Bliszen to Mr..
GINA, and they were. placed in the hands Of
not G IN Taesc
venture. and. it is said. mortgaged his horses
to the Is,tersa company y9p in due tine
' into The hands ot Fred Lowe. Bitten vent to
t'.B v,
as many tholsauis OF dollars for the tall turf
man. whose horses are a!%ays, out to win.
'ma M srown ho;se plain and
degree. and with about 100 or LOB pounds up
can run n almost record time any distance up
mile and quarter was considered beyond his
He Is trained by Charles OK OF
put m him in tbs saddle before the race: 80 ~
49,. " Patsey, they will have to run in 2:oeh to
india
me for tie was zoe 'oqH Wh,es
following are the frrctions: Quarter "a l-5:
1a me 81 @ e sna ialions
~ B. 3;5: mile and qua,rrtsr: 2:oy .s.3,. a.5.
mile and an eighth. on Saturday last In :54 s.
and WAS then ridden out the extra furlonR. hun
IN R Was @ ra G tsE and The
Suburban. and such ,shrewd observers as Jack
Me Donald George Whee!ock. Gerrge Harris.
follow the form of race horses most closely
thought the work good enough 70 win yester-
Fkke won As MsDanad sos tnat and
Harris in the vicinity Of 100000.
DoBsINs WINS THE FOAM STAKES.
:, Tho other stake feature OF the day was the
but i've IS, sarters incns Mr. Echari Sts crokers Nst
DUbbins. There was some trouble about get
ting, the scratches in tho betting ring and book;
sam Lucas entered, Whon. it was learned that
they had been Withdrawn, the pencii!ers made |
a lusty protest having laid 2 to / on Dob |
bins; syppos:ing that the others would
Coney Island Jockey Club representa- |
tive in the ring. !, went on still hunt
bat failed to find them before the horses had |
gone to the post. According to the ruling Of the
Board # Control bets could not be declared or |
in my circumstances. but II was certainly the |
fault Of somebody that the scratches were not |
posted in the betting ring. SO much money |
went on DObbins that the bookmakers Dracti- |
eally tnrned their states and refused to do busi-
ness, II being u forcrUne CONCLUSION that the |
bearer OF the Yale blue would win easily. tie |
biz chestnut colt having shown hts ability to |
smother Declare who was the best OF the lot he |
was asked to bent. As was anticipated, there !
was only one horse I'm the race when tho flag |
Ieli. Dotbns springlng away IN the van and !
running under a pull to the finish. with Iamly |
looking around at his opponents. Declare was |
second for the ilrst thr"r iurlonGs. but the Nor.
ris flly. Melody. cOllared the half brother 10 |
lierlaie. opposite the hritinG ring and beat him
I'M prove with every race and appears TO have
he $4,000 Worlds Fair Stakes, to be run at
.hicago next mouth, at his merry. as tie
Scssrs, Reene will not send Domino to tho
West. Declare Is evidently stale. and Is npth- |
ng like the colt that ran Dobb!ns to q head at