The sun., 1893-07-09
RACING FEATURES AT TIE REACH
LowIander. tho Suburban Winner. Beats
Blitzen In tho Owners' Handicap.

LovvIander. tho Suburban Winner. Beats
Bitten In tho Owners' Handicap.
The attendance was large at Brighton Beach
yesterday. The feature Of the afternoon was
the Owners Handicap. in which the Suburban
winner, Lowlander. was o starter. and sus-
tanned his reputation by winning handily.
Mordotte was favorite in the opening race.
at seven furlongs. Uncle Jim and Dickerson
ran heads apart in the order named for the
first half mile. At the upper turn Dickerson
showed in front and led to the finish. winning
easily by a length from Mordotte. who beat
King Crab q length and half for second
money.
Thirteen maiden two year .olds in the second
race gave the starter lot OF trouble. Sub
Rosa got the best OF struggling start and ran
IN fgont t. the upper turn. where Factotum
took the lead. Coming into the h9mestretssh II ts
Anglo was third hfi length away v VI,
the post an even money .iayorite; Bitten was
not neglected. many Of the friends OF Gutten-
the brown colt at 1 to /. Lowlander got the
best OF the start and maintained his lead to
Bitten. who captured the place by two lengths
varab9nd had strong backing in the fifth
running to- the upper turn. whore Vagabond
hnndily by two lengths. Kemorse second. a
head in front Of Uncle Sim.
Pat Oakley was strong tip pt 7 to against
to win the steeplechase. the last race on tho
card. The son Of Rayon dor took the field in
ten lengths ior second money Sand Flea
Ecarte !eli at tho last jump. Summary: ~
pur.a .unIIir
J. u: AcCormnck,s & br b p.ckerson. s. by Duke Of
sh..d .S.s ss 'oS aorad.ss
% Rns G, aged s M .s Rns
Blood also ran.
Pos. B...tns-Two "f I" asaast l.a pieser.on. 4.o1
Kng &C, Cab p t.1 % Bslwood So MSIdo,te ID to rn:
iraiitz. '''' ''N' -'' "'''
SECOND RACE.
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u wSrnks Sis sprinkle. 80 Sisideirj: .:::
Bs p KSs NK % q .o S9
Iceland and PA'roman Tn. also ,.5,5; 5,n
Pos. Bs.,ns-Egns s%s To iSt sssfn.. r.e,o,um, to
k..nssu knnss coll COLT sSS to spH1f Hnso 9
dnsy E: 20 S RS; 80 g 70 Is 80
Elizabeth
THIRD RACE.
Purse 500; Of which 500 to second and $50 to
dSs%si. R:,s;s: S5 Ss * f., b, ssn...oa-
W e psiys sh AissIde.. = Jos a.
A. s. s,sfs. bo.s da Esa me
English Lady. and Resn %in. Guard lsn also ran.
Post Bettng-Three TO against Play or Pay. 81 to
ksssp ksss .% Eafsh LADY TO . Sn
] Marguerite. 100 to Msndicant.
FOURTH RACE.
Purse 81. 900 q which 5000 70 second and 500 TO
third; owners Handicap: one mile.
T. loves br. b. Lowlander. 8. by Lowland Chief
Restless lo3 (McDermotU
SGtfSSfy: Sayy: sT sF rsIrsl s,ssH g. g.
Count and Peg Leg also ran
Time 1:<1x
s.rsn rS.. hst5nSESe1 m money y sfsn,s a
FIFTH RACE
Purse $780, of which 81 30 and 500 to .hird
selling: threequarterH Of a mile
Thompson'sb. b. h. Vagabond, G, by Wanderer-vivd.
E1celsior staSies b. r. Kemor:s I lia IN iiD
Sheffield stables ch. c. Uncle rim T. ll2 tMcDsrmott
Bob Sutherland Prodigal Son, and LAlah Also ran
Time. l:l7
against Vagabond, s to Remorse. u 10 Bob suthsr.
land. 20 to Lal!ah. 80 to FTodigal Son
SIXTH RACE.
Purse $500: steepleehase; selling; over the short
course
A. shieds's ch. &. Pat Oakley aged. by Rayon dor
clssgsfts ch T. cIamotR aged ia2
~ kenrnsy'sb z LiJero aged 1875 uynch) ;.....;...s
The Duner Japonica. St. John. Sand Flea. Easerbok,
LAndsesr and EeAr'e ,,,ho slso ran s!no,<
Post BettinR-sevent TO against Pat Oakley. 4 to !
tdGeT9 r. d TO Ecnrte 8to st. John to Glsmor 10
so to j Landse:r. so 10 / sand Plea ~ '''-'
Jockey Crittenden Injured ~ the Hurdles.