The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-27
LAMPL[GllTER'S GOOD RACE.
mn. LoRILIARD,s GREAT COLT BEATS
4 GOOD FIELD FOR THE FALL STAKES.


the Do'ph'h
Fo"ensH'e sse ''''' hres' run 7"'"'
toys, Viotorious-tStoueneiiie Wins Again.
.,o,,.,d ,.rso,s ,,v I,n,,iohtsr
-" ~. vail STAKES a, sheenhead nav vester-
w" ",,arnoo, oon.adino or..t rmns n,
os -, - 80 ,,.r,orr,oro os Wildwood
.' ponnor ond p,ctpoctet Tbcre was n
~ ,,onut 81 enthusiasm over tbe race and
,ao' ,oraI consensus ~ oninion last night
.no ,hat NJ Iorjllard,s great four.venr.old
,Ss rnnndcd. to again. and ia capable OF de-
n", a,r horso In trainIno At weiyht for aoe
iea.'ns , In, ~ ground Tho Dolnh,n and
o,o, .t.sas Oh, former for tbre..yenr-olds.
uieeD I.,,.r aosh ~ n vii, ox.r tbo turf
snu W" %, throo,,onr.o,ds and inward were
ooui'e o,,ir.Iv NV tho Messrs Eeene's 81.
WV .na w NJ p,rrict,s Wild
be emu ,h., 500. o,,.so AVID nuccr hut
,,sho,d .iv,vs nic.uresrue. neyer looked
,,.,,ar The cav notes Of n good band were
ss ,,rinc tho ,f,ornoon. and there Ia no
heard uui,hs .". .n....i, ,,nsst, ID
disputinC the fact that music is pleasing al.
junct to the sport of kings. Superintendent
Frank clark hsa % neS ,ar, a., ., sm'
traces OF wednesday night ieariu' STORM
but torn up Uy mo r tS.
tops twisted ~ IN INC EroNe near ,he ru'ur'o
chute. remain as evidences OF the cyclone
inc ,nne, r,;. h " oron -, er.ss and The lawns
10 green win crop oi k,asn Ana ~.
=. anu Indian rug.
ror tho Fail Stakes Lamplighter and The
Pepper were equal favorites in the betting
Mr. I.orillard and his friends faithful to their
champion. despite tho fact that Mr.. Days
four-year old was receiving 10 pounds In ae-
tuAl weight from the great son OF spsndthriit,
The IaHAorh!ans 'nous". "nu"ou i. .1p"o's
Of administering defeat to his competitors. and
those who hsa seen the nt
have OLD haee.anu Dea.en ,, -, I ~. tha
outcome. They hardly dared to bet
on Wildwood to win. and vet they did
n na, car. to play against him. A delay OF per
ssSs sna mt oi sns
tribe hard to control A few silly persons
Missed Starter Rowe because s,, he would not let
the field away once when ",,awo0 o,, was
O. themselves son i1~ start anTbodv ever saw
Tas 'e' pp,,mss was generous. showing Mr..
his good work %as
pace pace. but Cand and Bitten
lis heels and the 1ela DIV vas s.n well
punched rounHnG 5ne 'oTeF t tbe bael stretch
GenS WAS ,nV clear Of his feld while Lamplighter.
tetns. W." ~ tba .xtrer,a outside pick mock ct
Was on the Tai imm t" sa ne" rontent 70
nsnt tb any nor;ne hat he wouII get through
Ehsn Iamplir liter made his run on the turn.
As they Swung iTr InH on the inside
and and Wildwood on The outside bore down upon
6 6s,s dropping 91 rode IampIichter with hs
hanas' am1 AZ ne carnuinr the brown horse
n maj sio ITun or ten feet from the pole giving
chance to 60 10 avs On bm ns raj
tb na onnortunity. Midgiey had gradually made
nm .,e 1I lost Ground With The pepper until he
S Mi1Sad d0ur' nue sp OF mile from home
Count soon began iounderinE. and lamp
tnok no iiberties with him though. for he
was, was being chased by Wildwood, The
sharp Lookout Tor SURPRISES on either
side he crossed the line victor By a good open
I nncEet had cruel drive for second ana third
piac.s and tho trio finished in the order ed
hs %Ssr ap@5 rrs,t de, o, cheering over tn.
outcome. as LampliGhter is the most popular
horse Of the year. and whenever he races the
the tn way s' in which ehter won that pleased
Displays dis lays; When at his best -,
There was some criticism OF Hamilton's rid
s ooES boy S See u1 his sI.
was scarcely strong enough to do The Pepper
Justice Nevertheless. 1t Is more than likely
that Lamplighter would have won under any
circumstances Trainer Higgins has him big
and lusty. and he should be n hard horse to
beat at any distance for the balance of the
season
II, Leonards and Sir Francis were the only
starters named over night for the Dolphin
Stakes but the withdrawal Of the DAILY repre-
sentative threatened to give Mr.. Keene's big
colt walkover. Billy Donohue and Bill DAILY
both we're vide awake. and they promptly sent
Roche and the Clio colt to the post and the
second event for two year. lds having already
been divided. the public saw seven races in
stead OF six. or course St Leonards WAS .
favorite Mt prohibitive odds for the Dolphin.
and nearly every body thought he would have
an easy race
The Clio colt with Roche at his saddle. cut
out q smart pace. however. and Taral had to
move once or twice on the favorite in order to
win By half a length, Roche was quite good
mile In :l5t.. The Clio colt got third money.
and Father Bill was happy.
Last spring DR.. Hasbrouck was considered
invincue at sprintng distances. but Barrick
asked tho chestnut horse to run over a dis
tarce NJ ground and he appeared to lose his
great turn Of speed. trip to Saratoga was
INDUCED TO- tut the faithful could n OF see him
In the nrst race yesterday. making Lady Violet
favorite at n short price. while Yemen was in
more demand than the redoubtable Doctor.
Yemen and Wah Jim were the leaders to tho