The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-29
70 TAMBIEN'S GOOD RUN
DEFEATS LAHPLI0HTBR AND
MAKES A NEW RECORD.
sh. Easily Ran Away Prom the Duke Oh
Guttenburg's Crack Horse-iho
other Races-Time, 2;oI IA.

| CHICAGO ILL, OCT. Ho--ISit"t N"'-
sond people went out TO Hawthorne to-
dav and saw 70 Tambien win In galiop
from Iamplighter. II was not the big match
r9ce that the crowd expected to see, but
special event in which Each party put
side bet OF 1900 and the Association
added 81 500. The race has nothing to do
with the big race which win come of
| on the first good day and track-Monday
II possible. The conditions OF the race
call for good day and track. The
race was programmed for to-day
but Eugene Leigh, who owns Cliff
| ford, declined 10 start him because neither
/ track nor day could be called good. There
was no room for al argument on Leighs
/ position. for the track was heavy and
the day cod with raw wind. Waibaum
| was anxious 10 race Lamphghter, and
| Chris Smith eager TO start Yo Tambien.
| Mr.. CCfri6an did not want 10 disappO mt
/ the crowd, so he offered TO make a spe-
cial race for 70 Tambien and Lampighter
at mile and an eighth. The arrange
ments we're quickly made, for each owner
thought he mad good thing, and was
anxious to bet his money.
When ii was time for the race. Mr..
WaIbaum and a party OF friends led the
applause as Fred Taral cantered by in
the red and white colors OF the Duke Of
Guttenburg Yo Tambien was a little
slow in making her appearance. but when
she cantered up the stretch she was
cheered by storm OF applause, which
showed where the sympathy of the crowd
was. There was only moment Of delay
at the post, then they broke away and
1t was all over. 1t was a race that is
easily described. Yo Tambien simply
ran away from Lampllghter. Passing
the stand, she had two lengths the best
Of II. Around the first turn Yo Tambien
kept right along, and when Strengthened
out in the back stretch was running 30
easily Doggett turned In his saddle 10
see what becsrne of Lamplighter. There
was no change in the positions until the
lower turn, when Tarai tried 10 move
up with Lamplighter. but at the same
time Doggett also let out a link IN the
mare and she went away still further
Taral did not persevere long He raw
That unless 70 Tambien fell down she
would win, so he gave 1t up and stopped
urging Lamplighter Doggett looked back,
and seeing that he had a mortgage on
the race took a wrap on the mare, and
the finish was a slow one, pulling up less
than one hundred yards past the post.
Time, 2:01A.
There were some big bets on the race,
one Of the largest being $1,000 10 1920
on Lamplighter. made by c. Walter with
Leo Mayer. Joe Ullman laid even money
against Lamplghter and took in lot
Of money.
The Winners at Elizabeth.
ELIZABETH. n. J.. oct 2S.-The fol-
lowing are tO-day's results:
First race, 5 IL Enthusiastically !,
Harrington 2, Curacao g. Time iii.
Second race, furlongs- Indigo /, Inte-
gritty 2, One g. Time 1872.
Third race, mile and Observation-Disclosures
/, Captain r. date Clio, colt 2, Riot g.
Time l:53 IA.
Fourth race, furlcngs-AnDie Bishop J.
Maidstone 2, Reynard 3. Time i:e7 IA.
Fifth race, acknowledgements l,
Nick 2, SiroccO g. Time 1903.
Sixth race, IL furlongs-Wheeler J.
Flatlands 2. Watterson 3. Time 1l0 "a
The Entries for Monday.
Following are the entries at Elizabeth
for Monday:
First race. five and a half furlongs-
Robin Hood, i0S; Intimidad, los; Arnus,
los; Figaro, los; Armltage. los; Aurelian,
los; Harrington. IOSi Annette. los; Milan.
1906; Micmac Queen, 105; Charlie r., 100;
GaIloping King 100; Sappho, 81; Sprinkle,
o..
Second race one mile-Comanche, 1872;
Prince George, To-; Herald. 10; Tom Skid
more. ITO; Redskln, ITO; Shelly Tuttle,
1OT.
Third race, three-quarters of a mile
Best Brand. III: Adde, 100; Uncle Jess,
Df6 nppnfpfon ina
Partchester, i0i; Lorimor, 104; Chiswick,
102; Khafton, 100; Belwood, 90; Lita, 90;
Treasure. %.
Fourth race, mile and a sixteenth
Raceland, 100; sleipner. 115; Loantaker,
115; Soundmore, 10S; Fidelio, l04; Stock
ton, 102; Roche, 101 Young Frion, 100.
Fifth race, three-quarters Of a mile
One, f07; Poor jonathan, 1876; Blueblood,
1875; Strathmaid, 101; Midnight. 10l; CHS
wick, 10I; Seven. 81; Lemon Blossom.
96 Lallah, %; Plenty, "a; Priscilla, "a;
Big Mid, o.
Sixth race, three-quarters of a mile
Chesapeake, 100; St. Anthony. 102; Rico,
90; Red Light, 90; Bolno, 9S; Miss Kitty.
05; Azrael, 95; Miss Bess, 90; Busiris, %.
The Winners at Gloucestor.
GLOUCESTER, N. j.. Oct. 2S.-Only
two favorites won to-day, but with the
exception Of Simrock i'm the handicap,
the other winners were fairly well played
Frank D. HART got off badt- In the colt
race, and was beaten by chance. This
saved the books a barrel Of money. Sum
mary:
First race, 6 - furlongs-Greenbay !.
Warpeak 2. Quartermaster 3. Time 25 ~.
Second race, furlongs-N estside !,
Lismore 2. Prince Imperial g.. Time :2l Ia.
Third race 8 Acknowledgement J.
Rosa II. 2, Censor 3. Time 1904 IA
Fourth race, 7 furlongs-Simrock /,
Penzance 2, Lou Rhett g. Time 1884 IL.
Fifth race furlongs-Chance l, Frank |
r. Harf 2. Innocent 3. Time l:O4 "a.
Sixth race. furlongs-Annie Il. !, Va |
leXia 2, Bonnie Lass 8. Time Los.
UNIVERSITY WINS.