The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-06-21
l0WLANOER THE WINNER
The Suburban Handicap At Sleeps
head Taken by Ten to
One Shot :
He Led All tho Way Around and
Made the Distance
In 0:O6 80.
Lam pliehtsr. the Great Favsrite, Wal
Eosrcsly in II with sa,e Leader.
and Flnishod Third.

Ecsrcsly IN II with the Leader,
snd Finished Third.
HHEEPsHEAD Bay juno 20. The Suburban
handicap Of 1898 was . most ersvous dis
appoin ntment 10 the turf loving public.
Lamplighter. who was looked upon 40
sure victor, was made to fall from his high
pedestal. He was vanquishsd strictly ON
his merits, ~ the race was fairly run from
beginning TO end. Lowlander. by Low
land Chlsf. dam. Restless. won the race
fton end to end. He set The paee almost
to suit himself and won % hs pleased In
the fast time OF 2:O6 35 for the mile and .
quarter. Ter 'iher was second. thres-quar-
tsrs Of length away. while Lampliahtsr
WAS third. four lengths behind. Lowlander
was ten 70 one shot In the betting and
all kinds of prices could bs obtained ON
Tsrriiier. LampliRhter was ct even money.
Tho race was worth $4,000 TO the winner.
%. 600 to the second and $500 TO the third.
The winner 10 owned by Bookmake Fred
Rowe who. besides the rich stake, netted
many thousands in bets.
The day opened opprsssively hot. but the
| Weather did not keep the crowd away, for
fully 10000 we're on she grounds when tho
first race was called. and people kept COM
ing till the time set for the suburban.
Even the accident which kept Tamnany in
the stnble and robbed the public of the
giant battle it had expected between him
and Lampliphter could not materially de-
tract from the gala day. But whom tho
snddling bell iuno there seemed scarce .
spAce unoocupied. Then the flyers came
out. stripped for the parade, and we'll
worth the CraninR of neoks to see. There
was Lsmplighter, the favo ite, with depth
Of xi,th. well-knit muscles. strong back
and sho strong legs fine as fiddle. anx-
ious to ietrisve his failurs in the Brooklyn
handicap. But he was not the only one
the spectators approved of. There was
Banquet, who ran q mile and quarter on
the straight at Monmouth in 1890, with 108
pounds up, In 2:03M. He was only three
years. old then. That king Of srrintsrs. DR..
Hasbrouck. was a. likely looking % any.
AZ Pessara pranoed up in front of The stand.
II WAS said probably this was another of
the Campbell surprises. Then came
Mars TO uphold tho honor of the
Morris stable in the absence Of Russell.
who has bad log. Lowiander and Ter
rifer were not particularly attractive TO
the crowd. who seemed to believe their
lish no SO Iddlesleieh came in for consid-
erable comment. He is a big, long rangy
chestnut and a fair racehorse. The Pepper
| looked formidable and had many friends.
The betting ring was the most animated
place for everybody anxious to bot on the
i 1{,,k,k
money fsvorite. BANQUET next IN demand
at four TO one, while Mars, Lowlsnder and
PesLara were Vt tens. Twelves could be
obtained on DR.. Hssbrouck and The Pop
rer and sixties on Terrifier and the
English horse IddlesleiQh. An immense
amount was waRered on the result and
most of it remained with the bookies.
The race was set for 4:50 and after sew
eral breaks tho flag dropped TO good
start, with DR.. Hasbrouck in the lead and
the othera in line close behind. Lowlander
soon took the lead. with Tstriier and
Iddeslsigh sesond and third respectively.
Hasbt Duck and Lampliahtsr followed the
Others bunch close behind. In the middle
OF the back st. etoh Lewlandsr and the
leaders drew away from Lnmplights' and
the rear bunch. Az the head Of The back
stretch IddesleiRh WAS bsated. while Lamp
lighter and Banquet began 10 mako the
run. Lowlander turned into tho homo
stretch three lengths before Ts.rifsr and
DR.. Hasbrouok. who we're neck and neck
two lengths ahead Of Lamplightsr. The
flying leader never faltsrsd and passed un-
der the wire rather an easy winner. Terri
fer secured second plnce BY four lengths
from LampliRhtsr. who beat Hashrouck by
Mars. Iddssleiah and PsssaEs finished in
the order named.
Owing to fight between the shespshead
Bay authorities and the Guttenburg and
Fort Lee people and also the Western Un-
ion COMPANY: no one was allowed to leave
the ground till after the suburban. and PIE
cautions were taken to prevent information
getting out. Hence the erroneous reports
tslegraphsd over the country during the
afternoon. making LampliRhtsr the win
ner.
The greatest suburban WAS run June II.
soonest horse that ever started in IL. kinRly
Salvador. Salvator was . public favorits
and his rival. Tenny. was we'll favored also.
but could only finish third. and out Of the
race spYang the great match between hin
and Salvador. in which every fraction Of =
record Of distance was shattered, the mile
and . quarter being demo in 2:05.
The lesults Of to.day's races. summar-
| iZsd, were 40 follows:
Five furlonas-Dobbins won. Melody SEE
ond. Declare third. Time, 1:o2 2.5:
Five furlongs-Ameer won. Mic Mao
queen u0COuos VlOuSepooA suAIO. AiAues
1903 3-5.
One mile-Lixzis won. Pickpockst see
ond, 81. Elorian third. Time. 1:4O.
Suburban handicap. one mile and q quar-
ter-Lowlander. 1O6 pounds, (MoDermottl.
10 TO I, won; Tesriter. 81. (J. Lawley)
80 to !. second; LampliRhter. l '9. (Simms),
| II TO 10, thiid. Time. 2:O6 3-b.
Futurity course: Tormentor won. Addis
second. Bess McDuf third. Time. 1:12.
seven furlongs on the tutf-Hsmmie won.
Integrity second. Madrid third. Time. l:29.
| Raoing sa Othsr Tracks.
LAroN1A, June O.-Track fast. Free
handicap. six furionGs-Bellsvus won. Sal
vation second. Lasso third. Time. 1:1+A.
Ono inile-Annu won, Cicsly second,
Philora third. Time. 1:41h.
Five furlOnRs-McLieht won, In Front
second. SaddlsbaRs third. Time. LOB.
Latonia spring prize handicap. mile and
one futlonl-Clidord won. Plstus second.
Prince Dsseivsr third. Time. 1:b31S.
Nine e-sixteenths Of . mile-Loonell won,
Miss Rec second. Joe l.. third. Time.
| :5b11.
Sr. LOUIS. Jane 20-Track good. Six
fuElongs-Oxford won. Tom l.. second.
| katrinka third. Time. 1:18h.
Five furlonaa-Whirl won. Royal Prince