The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-03

Lnmpnghtor llb. ana hudoiph ia. Inc
owners Of LampliRhter and Rudolph are
willing TO enter their pets. and Matt
Byrnss. who trains Tammany. 10 also
frst secure Mr.. Days permission. Mr.
Daily wants Tammany for stallion at
Bitter Root Farm. and 1t was his intention to
ship him to Montana at the conclusion Of the
Morris Park meeting. He wants to retire him
20 the stud sound az Salvador was. believing
that better results can DO obtained than II no
waited until the horse broke down under the
strain OF heavy campaigning.
OF course the Pelham Bay Handicap over
shadoved all the other contests yesterday at
Morris Park. A smart field OF nine went to
tho post. with Sir Walter. Ramapo. Bassetlaw.
and Prince George heavily played, tho former
going to the post favorite. Rainbow was max
ing his first appearance since Monm outh Park.
and tho brown colt looked 30 well that he
caught many who thought that his rest must
have helped him materially. The Bassetlaw
people considered their colt capable OF winning
andan odd LONG -shot play Ter took flyer on Her
cid. Many looked askance at Glenmoyne and
seo lar iSr t6en. fJttis Sir Walter lad such
Snd that q majority Of the talent thought he
held the New Jersey bred colt safe again yes
ss S Of .h ai s sa
ShS run uP the baokstrstcn and aropnd the
Ws Hs a ana Hsrd
hundred H Yards. and taxing S place s aon sa
sbs d The
SeorEe DoeGets in the meanwhile improving
his position on the fayorlte By Slipping through
hsTs no could not s. D obssruet eS 0 snd Il
% md to B'I Wn I ns m nnaaRns Els sm s
ksWsIisr. sss Vas badly pcslessS: Whsn 10
ksSspa won Ssli spssR a fsFs rv nss
was that Sir Walter should have won. The
sTs 207 shows the kind e. 81 5aGe it and
r beating a. s,pFrinting Distances: The eol-
ard was great dissppointment to the Eng
Esh go SoagSny ns Large delegation coming UP to
Ssdsn Di rave. cS.s H have number o, al
:.s Ss RSs & Ave lSs saS
tsnsiyely It was freely stated in the paddock
onds. Rolla and Anawanda were the leaders
from start to tipish. the former winning cley-
1s s1TGS sfa II ,an ss Of S
a !anishsd wei " a. ne end. ire Madison
syore Tor the s second f raes a.
y Sims as usual lessinT the Old old feiloW 1 rate
elong In the early part Of the contest. when
ins naS w ,Ss the ass snd
Mas passed BY Hume and Raceland. the latter
winaiag under 2 pull Of half 2 length IN The
fnthe proposed four mile race at Sheepshead
Helen Nichols seemed inylncible for tho
shs was held at almost prohlbitlye odds
Sn 70 beat the Others, Helen Nichols u coad
Re Sssed to her SS Syf let hsr
open 2 big gap in the first half mile and then
P 81 YpH fs rs sSm BY " JOB:
}hS post Spd a. hung th head doYnTard with one
ssssS hold him Sas the ioeteS eatr II
Mary Stone easily, outclassed her opponents
y ne nth race; end won oleyerly after waiting
1s sas Sshd Soss asdsd Sn
.sH Hsfdiss At 81 bounds was tavoslte
Of such dyers as Frog Dance and Minnehaha.
s9% ses ss"S Frog
1attle Reir. the Kansan, riding for Nc
hsTnpa 'S Sas Ss a hsSn Sss
S SId On Hume In tho second race. Summaries
Which sos SoSP 20 ..::na 81. snS
s:ssS; Dr. 9. soA by RosA.rAnl-x.rr,
Eiapiss staSis's b o Xnswanda. ia iSosi:j
ASs, Iss si sssn. D. q Enssld ids
asa. BIG MD. and ha T,Ssd s:eian '
fe.s gs..inE1six. 70 against Rou.. 9 to Saginaw.
Ssisn q 80 ca n%:s
Big MIG. rs " Kings Daughter
SECOND RACE
so 10 s: OF sna s a
sn. %.Is .nf ae tdslS&a aged by B..c.om.
g Norris 6a.S j. HUNS. is
Newton and Lizzis also ran.
,,I rS:, n;:ss. IN sgain..
THIRD RACE.
For threeysarolds and upward which have not won
each with $500 added Of which sioo 10 second and
NscsasItT 4 xishsId's' es T. Helen Nionois s. by
SyiSSh MseI.is%ds
Clio colt ilansSi ana Yoiaa also ran
po.,p.,,,, GA, Time. i:o9A
Midnight 20 TO JodAn
FOURTH RACE
.a:1 q Which sJ
e s:, sssond ana 100 70 third one nile and quarter
PontisoIAnnls T.. III tTaraD .....,.,....,1
Oheek Stables O. Sir water. 1873 iDoggetD ...,..2
w Haywsrd's b. G. Herald, VI tSSash) ..,....,,.....s
skin. aud Colnaneto alec ran
Tins, 2OT
Test Betting-fye to against Sir Walter. 4 to
Prinre George, to RAulap1 to BasEeIlGW II TO
GlynmOynr, ~ TO ComanChS, ~ to | RGinbpw, POLO
Herald. 90 70 Redskin.
FIFTH GACE.
For all ages which have run and not won than
one race since Aug 70; AswerpstAkes of $40 each,
with $500 added. OF which $1,000 second and $50 70
seysn fnIlongs.
W; Jennnss's br m haIy stone. 4. by Sir hodred-
Lady Rosemary IOH (poRzetD. NM, .,......,..l
WArnke's Annio BIshCp y, lo4 liAIriSl, .,..
DwyeT Sons br. N. Madrid, I. llo (simus).
Florinda also ran.
Time, 1877.
Pos. koting-Fys TO on Mary stone. TO against
Annie biahol, 10 10 Madrid. ~ TO | fiUrindA
SIXTH RACE
For all ages; AswsepStKkss OF SO each, with 5000
added oil which 500 second and $50 third selling
AlowAncesI hye tur.ongH