The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-13
IAMPLIGHTER IN A RoMP.
.,r,DrHRrr1,s GOOD SON WINS THE
coUy1RY CLUB HANDICAP.

,a Tom Harding the Other Winners
~ PROGRAMME Now Satisfactory.
,,.,, pork played in it's usual good luck
i,v the weather being OF the finest.
~ roodly throng turned out to see
,,rlipht or win the Country CLUB Handlcap at
Nils and furlong. and that good colt sir
I.ss land tho White llains Handicap MT Blk
,.s,on,s Lamplighter carried his l3O pounds
IT, the hill in great STYLE and won with
o va, denl In hand. Among those present
&c ". X. Vanderbilt. j G. h Lawrence and
",,.r members Of tho Coney Island Jockey
Club. ,. a., Cor,,-r
r1un Handicap. hut the good price OF oto D
.'uy ,, no had Mt any time. Charade carrying
oou.' r,onrv tban any OF the others. Reckon
a,J uot Give as much trouble Mt the post as
ul a When good start was made Reckon
away sailing, and ran the first five fur
asun tho hill in ! :O3 Lamplghter and
,s,nder were right Mt her heels. however.
Ia. Chsrode was waiting last under pull.
shuared away for home Charade moved
:, Iamplighter and Reckon. while Pick
,...r and Iovlander promptly gave up the
mt Cbarade was in trouble moro than
ssrtor Of n mile from home. but he hung
y. eamely under punishment Lamplghter
Nar,ned along alone and won with Taral sit
ling still. Charade. In herce drive. beat
Rscson a head for second money.
Tnr the rich White Plains Handicap. Sir E1-
..,s and Trinculo were equal favorites. with
TIIsn and Halton the most fancied OF the
s,h.r. After quite q delay at the post. tho
r,o went down to n fair start. Rubicon and
poscommon we're the leaders down the hill. .
i.rc,h before Prig. Trinculo. Ellen. and Sir
r,csss The latter was only galloping ut the
i..t ouarter pole. and the instant Taral called
,non him he took the lead. and drawing away
A. avery stride won in a gallon. by three
S saf has whn the de
sboWn enough ability to be rated in the first
sisss Of two ear. olds. When he beat Dobbins
for the Champagne stakes many Many .nouG s, ~ IL
was t6is theory. j. ". Rogers certainly
MAYED sound judgment in buying the son Of
s sbonId develop into a spanking good three
ssor.od Rubicon was something of q disap-
nSintment stopping badly at the end OF five
There were half a dozen alleged good things
IN the race for maiden two-year-olds. and
quite lot q money was wa age on Setauket;
tses could win ParasanG. Mamie ,. i!ly. and
on Gs e a hI san 'e esms
through with Setauket. and. riding him right
out. won by two lengths. Parasang. under the
Snper ia a spanking big son Of Himyar.
% Swned by Mr.. Il. X. vingut.
snapper Garrison's most recent purchase.
race, d dash OF a mil and it seemed the surest
Of sure things for him to beat saraGassa. LIZ
lie and St. anthony; At tie ID post Ia Tar f, who
f 6oScetts cap. but Dogeett had all the fun at
the end Of the race. and the laugh was on the
D'aRh 5 IN the
furong won by hall a length. AS the finish
ineline was passed Doggett turned in tho sad
SSd s third. Aloha cost ohm McCafrerty 300
o year or so ago at Chicago,
Redskin was favorte to beat Treasure and
cieyerly after getting out OF a poke Treasure
Immediately INN I'd behnd the leader; Midnieht and
long .N from ~ home Midnight dropped back
and ds wS TO or
Tom Harding seemed q good thing on paper
for the final race scurry Ct five and half
iprlongs He was the fayorite in the ring at
gelding was, in front from the start and won
Snd.E q pull Astoria, rether well ridden by
The meeting Of Guttenbure and Clifton
owners to protest against the conditions Of the
races for the coming meeting at LINDEN Park
aSdss ire on n tho part Of the linden manage:
mont to slight any body OF horsemen and
Clifton and Gutenberg horses will receive the
conditions Of tho races that were Objectionable
have been changed 50 that they now read non;
Winners since Sept H." This was decided
tos interested at the St James Hotel last
evening" Matters were adjusted to tho entire
hitlsiaeton OF all concerned. Summaries
FIRST RACE
@ 1 ast 500 sSGss Of %SeS oo s 81 s9
$S to third: weights 10 pounds below the scale: tve
TX vingu.s ch. C. setauket by Himyar-Ploss 1os
sPsII. t PaI.;.nE loo G.miyj :::::::::::"3
sSio @iS a s.pp9S Lon F1.sr on the Way
Cuckoo and Morocco also ran; ~
p,.,n.,,. Time, :ooK
smie y oar
SoroSso % Lon 90 i. pGi'sF 20
S., sapPao 80 to Nonsense 80 to Cuckoo 100
SECOND RACE.
asss Which h.ys run and not Won since Sept
r. seisIsms DO sar.gassa. by Duke of Mon
~ Garrison. b. 1oss aged.
palys D. m. Lizzie. ia tsimms).
.A'n0n' also ran Time. 1.an
ssnsss 10 e. s,, t? 70 on Aona to against
THIRD RACE.
mLu OF 800 each with 81. 900 added OF which S50O
= ~ se pa and 500 TO third: six furlongs
, W; noEstss b. e. Sir Excess BY Sir Modred-Dix-
t.aA H, and D. Ii, Morris's B. C. Prig. los Gi,to.
o. Norris Co.'S ch. Ellen 97 iReifD
Rail- shhheuio Discount. Illusion. Longdaie, Rubicon
nd Hsl,on Nm Rotcommon. Weinberg. Lochlnvar
pn,, Time. LION
be,tlng,Three TO against Sir Excess 8 to 1
Ion IN r. 70 Irinculo to Rubicon. to Hal
Roii. Ellen 10 TO Iochnvar. 10 to Prig. 10 to
NI.sio 20 Longdhle 20 TO ROscOmmon. 70 to /
AA'in' oo 10 Discount. 80 to Illusion.
FOURTH RACE.
Of iH w Sipo Handicap. for all ages: swespstakes
s.sh Tor horses entered by Jan g. 1891 and S76
sdd,a nurses entered by Aug 10. 1858. with 81 500
,mMbanms br. b IarnpgLter 4 nv sperdtbrift-
uiooiehhght 100 CrarAIl 80 y ~
T. Jones' Blk b, Charade T. i0s tiiamiitonl '
,IsneId' a u H. Aorriss CHI. m. Reckon. g. 40 dit
'"'hsAer and Lowlsnder also ran.
cSsaS. y g money against LampliRhter sto
kSiana o. ol Reckon. 10 to / Picknic Il to /
p, FIFTH RACE.
,ss w &C. Aolds which have not won race OF tho
With ssoS 80 10 1873; sweepstakes OF SO each.
NTd; afuleu OF which $50 10 second and $50 TO
MIL H"'Hs penalties and non winning allow ances:
P oaigto Ssbo,s oh g. Pedskin by Runnymeds or
IA ~ SI b 9. treasure. ll2 Doggett). 800.
uIttian,i, anu ~ H. Murrls's CHI. C. Midnight, 1l2
Po,t p,,t,, Time, '43Il.
Treasure N * ILEen money against Redskin, to 8
"' 70 against Midnight.