The sun., 1893-09-17
LAMPLIGHTER IN A GALLOP.
THE BROWN HORSE HAD oNLT CAD
NUS 10 BEAT AT GRhTEsKND.

NUS TO BEAT At GBAThS6Nn
A Match for $4,000 Arranged Between the
Victor ard T.mr.uy 20 ne Run at Cat
tenburG One Week frou, Thursdsy-Mr.
Croker's Red Bnuner Takes the Ciintor
stakes-IIiehI.nd. stoneueI. Rama, and
Kirkover In tho Van - Western Union
wires Cut Out or the Gravesend Course.
The storm OF Friday evening. augmented By
yesterday mornings deluge. made the Graves
end track heavy, and OF course prevented .
meeting between the great four-year-olds
Lamplighter and Tammany in the First Special
Stakes. The news however. that the pair had
been matched late on Friday evening for $4,000
aside and q stake OF $1,000. the race to be
decided at Guttenbure one week from Thurs
day next. and the distance to be mile and .
quarter. caused tongues to waK vigorously.
and between now and that date small fortune
will be staked by enthusiastic admirers OF
the horses who cannot walt until the
day OF the race to wager their money. With
Tammany out Of the way. Lamplighter dis
posed Of Cadmus oleverly and added $4,000 to
the already plethoric bank roll OF President g..
Walhaum Of Guttenburg. The race for the
Clinton Stakes resulted in a most gratifying
victory for MIR. Richard Crokers Red Banner
the $4,000 daughter OF Iroouois showing her
heels to Orchis. Charmion. and Martyrdom.
Red Banner did not thrive last spring, but
after her long rest she has begun to grow and
is coming to her speed very rapidly. As atwo-
year-old she was practically invincible.
LampliRhter was favorite. OF course. for the
First Special. as Cadmus was not able to
make the brown horse gallop. The three-year-
old has been sick more or less all summer.
but he clung to LampliGhterfora mile Then
Taral. still with a stout hold OF Lamplight-
ers head. drew away and won In romn
Nearly all the speculation on this race was from
q time standpoint. to being laid that 2:1l
would not be beaten. and to 8 that the time
would be slower than the figures .given. to
being az offer that the race would not DO run
Charmion opened favorite for the Clinton
Stakes but persistent demand for hed EAT av
figure at the close Of the betting. ,Martyrdom
and the betting was very spirited. 0rchi s and
MartyrSdom ran IKE & team Tor seven ~ nrGnfs th
ead snd
1sas @ sna %S
q pull. orchis beat Martyrdom cIeverly for
e sRs ae shi Rs
victory for Mr. Croker When J. NJ brown
l training. ia one on tt q the breaks Tsrsl pnllsd
0rshs up for ss%s % stsl de
The snpesay the
opening event st one mile and Siftsssnth
through the mud in 10 seconds. and had her
snd
second money. the latter getting 1t BY short
and yesterdays race shows that her reputa.
tion Is deserved: Lustre showed speed for
The betting on the second race was passing
strange. Stonenell opened up at even money
and wen. to to beng Daysd from that
on Derfargllla forced her into fayoritism for a
few brief moments; As usual. Annie Bishop
bishop led Deriargila and Pedestrian by
the thI e-year-old. the great sprinter fairly
flew and passing his li h3rsss S,s, In hqndrsd r.
Derfareila ran most disappointingly. In
@ %s r.ss sss q. s in as %sch ass
= q good Performer g. the mud. and yester,
race at Sheepshead Bay was . poor one. and.
Judging from the way he acted. he had become
heiped him greatly. and he was in his old form s
Hama was selected . ed. a. M the bes. Of the two
and with Taral up the Rancocas cast of got the
verdict It was % a gS1d start. 6nt Fred Little,
nh dice, up as the flag fell. and was left at the
anG St
syer. and Book maker Collins won his colt out
pnd money. Rama cost Mr.. Pierre Lorilard
81, 500 as yearlinR.
race selling affair at one mile and siT-
idne h@ Hs % Ss had Se otSer: tSsen
half over. Marshall was second throughout |
and Forerunner was always third or there
The papers for the match between Tam;
syrpes; repres%sntding %dIg Mars Marcus Daly; and g.
,arry i22 pounds and Garrison and Taral will
ts best this pair OF clinkers should run the
pnsssS1 SP q fs Sny:s S:ts q hs BE- soSf1a SeES
2an remove all but It's newspaper wire from
iuttenburG pool rooms doing business on
iravesend events. The ent was suo- |
'essfui yesterday. Summaries follow:
FIRsr RACE
For all ages, Q handicap BweepstAkes of Slb zach
With 81 900 added OF which s2OOto and 500 to
bird: mile and n sixteenth.
Highland GIoys stables b. m. Highland, 6. by Col
HepDurn~-Rdna, 10l urvinR) )..............
J. Morris COS z. strathmeaIh. b. IIb (SUbiej
v. c. Day's b. Terrlher. 6. 81 u. Lamy) ........8
LOantakA and Lustre also ran.
Time l:4pK
Post Bet.ing-Nine to against StrathmeAth IL to b
Highland. IL to 8 Terrinor. 10 to LoAntala 90 to
.ugtIe.
SECOND RACE.
A sweepstAkes for all ages Of $40 each, with 5000
dded. OF which $76!to second and s25 10 third; six
uTlonRs
{: =. Dryers ch. c. StonenelL. 4. by stonehsngs-
G whites b. Annie B,shop & 1o6 tijnnnn,;w,,i;;''
!, ". Lehy sons b. c. Pedestrian, T. 1872 (TaraII
DertarRilla also ran.
Time. l:lT
Post retting-Ten TO on stoneneh. to DsrfarRila
TO Pedestrian. 20 to Annie Bishop.
THIRD RACE
Clinton Stakes for ies three years old of $50 each
Nth 81 $50 added or which $3.50 to second and 500
o third; III lie ana n furlong.