The sun., 1893-07-17
oRAioNDE.

last August he stoutly maintained that Lamp
lighter was not a phenomenon. as many would
have him. He contended that while he was
dead game and could stay over n distance Of
ground. he did not stride far enough to be q
great race horse.
Huggins and j. W. Rogers had many warm
arguments over tho brown colt after he
passed into Mr. Lorillnrd's possession
Rogers. who swears by Lam pliehter. thought
him capable OF beating any horse on
tho turf. while HugGins always main
tanned TINT Locohntchee could defeat the
brown colt. They had met in the Suburban.
for which Lamplighter was third. beaten n
neck and head Locohutchee finished fifth.
after moving away from the post 80 slowly
that he was as good rs left. They both ran in
the Champion Stakes at Monmouth later on.
when Lamplighter won and Locohatchee was
third. the record for a mile and q half being
broken on that occasion. or course after
Lampiichter became tho property Of Mr. Lor-
illard. the public had no further opportunity
TO determine whether the crooked-lcgGed son
OF OnondaRa was really the superior OF the
gallant brown representative OF tho spend
Last spring when in training at Jobstown for
very cIeyeriy It will be- % remsnb @ d' bered that that
Locohatchee broke down and did not get to tho
ss IT tbs Send
Of the stretch It has been an uphill game for
.na ssns ess ss sds e owes Gp %r Teht o
@ sar aa
bring Rudolph to Monmouth, Park. as he has
shown form OF the highest order: He is q
Eva s. good race Mare IN her day. Mcreiios
chances on Saturday In the Columbian IIandi-
% h,a w q pa1i inU
bien's Psrtor@anee wss lirst; class; and she is
70 sn1H Mcreo az" the sGa author
Frank Van Sess he ran Moreo IL
ap;lr purse race totally uHht, and the great colt
days later Morelio s the BreSe % saissp ap p
Eying 12l pounds and running the mile, In
@ sa ss hs an fssts4n pap qm Ed @ S e
unless he comes to Brighton Beach or Saratoga.
America and the tongues OF turfinen ii in Eng. Eng
land are !, wagering about our enterprise.
and sire OF tho phenomenal Orme. winner Of
the Derby last year. and twice winner Of the
Fse IS das in New 'Se @ any
and Meddler, considered by, many English
nsa 81 as Dbns W T the
d"hoarh Of Gaif"rna an and Mr. W. il. Forbes o. aei Of
foS g IN hi so1tS fqss
land, Siessrs Macd enough and Forbes should nuT
specimens Of the thorough bred race horse at
Monmouth. or whatever track would be most
at M Fe2es S5 s' viii Ssso eds be spsd
SUNs picture q ormond9 shows the horse as
no appeared when In training. 1t was drawn
from lifelike photograph
ssHsssd in detail below. tho Mdsumm;sr Han
row the Tyro Stakes for two. year-ods and
the Stockton stakes for three-year.old Will
js@s Of pSs
az Esefd II ths TIRE While ST. Walter winner 9,
: the Realization; Sir Francis. st. Leonards.
Ramapo. and other good three year. olds are
ards will receive an allowance. and il he has
improved any since his last race he should ut
are no stakes on Wednesday, but Thursdny's
& crTd G,n Mii have the Colleen stakes for tWo-year.
@ npward at one me tor f5
will bo Of the purse and handicap. order, Sat
Handicap at one milo anil quarter. with ali
tn" clinksrs entered. and the Select Stakes for
tSen bs dsHiae over the straight course will
Tho card for Monmouth Park to-day Is q
real good one, the Midsummer Handicap for
three: :year-olds and upward. at one mile. hav-
Ing the fastest horses In training engaged.
Sionrneii, ln sir3eeo slelpner; Ajax. Eestibne.
For the, opening race. Kingston. Chesapeake.
Derfargilla. Topgallant, and others are amed.
while some fair three; ;year-olds run in the
second. Raceland will undertake to give
Julian. Mary Stone. and Steve Estes a lot OF
weight and a beating. at one mile and
O. furlong and tho good two-year-old fllios
flirt and kentgerna will meet for the
first time in the nth race, at five and half
furlongs LongstTeet is the star Of the last
race. nut II the old fellow is sore Roller will
give him an argument.
This Is the program in detail:
First Racs-!sw.epstnkes for AL ages. OF sl5 each
to third; hye furlongs
Kingston ~ Chesapeake ......,...124
Derfargila Topgall lant .....,,...l15
W0odchopper li5lwah Jim .............li5
Second Race-sweepatakes for three yeArolds of SIS
each. with 81 ooO added OF which 500 to second and
500 10 third; tho winner TO DO sold at auction for
$4,000: six fur!onRh
Midnight ........... II2 Reginald Io7
Miss MAude LOT Cactus
Old pomnion ........lo$ Artillery ios
JACK LoNsi..,....,..'..' MI
THIRD RAcs-swe.ps axes for three. .yeAr-ods and up
ward OF sAch. with 900 added Of which $500 10
second and 500 to third; ono mile and furlong.
RareAnd. I2b steve Estes, .lo4
Julian NARY stone
Fourth Race-The Midsummer Handicap; n sweep
siAkes Of $50 each. with si. 500 added OF which 1850