New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-24
LINDENS FINE RACE.
WINNING WITH HEAVY WEIGHT.

Attractive SPORT AT THE BRookLfN coono"'
Tho gentle showers Of yesterday AFTERNOON uia m
neveut dust following the hooi-oea's oi uo "!s
rarscs a, Eravesend nor did they keep away soou
.,andance NOR obstruct lively sport Prompt anu
fair starts with excellent management OF an ue.an'
sent tho crowd home fine spirits for an carry unno
II was a day OF close, sharp hnisheS anu "0,e
,..r thronrbout Secretary Mclntyre's or'hiSu'
band,capplng received warm praise on All eiuos'
M, -, race was that of Mr. Galway's Lindcn ana
- ,,c,orv could have been more popular, for no man
m tho turf has many warm hienos anu >. ~
onomies Linden's first race OF the year was s'o,e
ortor,nance and his chances In the DIE III! Hanu'p
=. Ioro,ue PARK on wednesday look bright. Brown
D,le with one of his startling PUSHES, almost csusn
TIraa, at tho finish, but Brown Duke Is no" iuHS
se.soned and carried dozen pounds less than L'no
Tho nwyers and many othor people were DISAPPOINTED
that Bessie June failed to get place. but sho Simply
had not the necessary speed in the nnai iuiiois'
Garrison was confident that Cyciops "ouiu W.. w.,
,h erst race hut few of the betting mon agrecd win
him and Portland and Fordham led him IN inc uoo"0
He won easily and Is really remarAaDio ep'
heavy weight falling to check MIN III ehoi. -.
But no came in lame and his legs are SO snahs no
his career may be short Portland ana fo,una a ros
wretchedly but Mona sho"eo her oiu 'P
q good second ,, lane
In time the public will learn that to BACK Long
Knight when he is strong favoflte - "n0 s a.,
on dynamite with both feet he was no. psO
the second race, which was won U! "i , -. ~
head. DOnahue getting MIN noiN
rush Guttenberg's hshtlyweighted prue 'oS 49,, ~.
nna onIv a head before another lightweight the
Ella Smith colt , ..r d,srraccful
failure OH Monday Her owners ana the PUBIC n'sNo
hsr tho favortte over Miss Cody. Mclaughlin trieo
new policy with her, going OIL In inc ioao in''0"u "
waiting Bat when GYPSY Queen and MISS Oooy
cot near her In the homcsrctch sho "ouiu no' W
and was beaten BY both. She is olsihai u'l ~. u'
appointnent to the friends OF the Dwyors s'aoio'
Fitzpatrcs riding Of Miss Cody was btor'y erDo.s'u
He lay too far back the lower turn ana trea no ~
come through at an Inward place, thus losing InS
rae 70 cys 3. Green Snmnd ay STUN oi poor quA
chuIShs poor judgment Of pace and too early G ths
pS @lb H race "'aH Mr. BemoDts belinda .oe was
kicked the post by pwyers ocean, nywey Mr.
& GT ss cU Oan NOT much the best IN the
Gay stockton went of fast aaa go, On Rcndo and
Sbre G tried i0 TO close this Belinda wa.
beaten of mile from the finish but MF snd was
beaten by IaEclands Peg Wellington one Of tho stars
Of Brighton Beach last year ana oS s sa91e milo to Get
Peg Wellington up and only sneccede coud dnr ra.V
hch faulty or ME- MctsusSs to ride his
FLY and then success would have been certain oeo"n
seems MsLs %Ttn sk work on the tavorlto King
Crab, In the last was delightful to see'
FIRST RACE-HANDIoAP SWEEPSTAKES. s25
EACH $3.50 ADDED. SIX FURLoNGS
Mcmahon Co.'S CHI cycOps by MoreTsI Lizzie
Lucas, years, l25 n . .osa ITO W1ebusch}
s. s Bn0% 0tbeys S br C. Ford6am 3 ITO Gedesj
Ganiey Co.'s blA h. Portland s, 100 tea I,, io7
wesbury Stables CHI. g. Breton, A. s5 car 9o) DAY
Tlme-l :16 "a
BETTING to wn-Portand to L, Cyclops to 2, Ford
ham 3 to l. Mona 8 to /, Breton 40 to l. Place-Cy-
clops to 8. Portland TO 10 FordhsU TO o. Mona
to ]. Breton 10 10 l.
Auction pools-Cyclops 500 foruahu ~1o' '0oA'A'
$50, field So
Mutuals paid el5 90
ouibber was withdrawn. drizzle laid tho dust as
the horses went to post While ngnrng for START
PORTLAND his jockey Mona got on In the ieao
length before Portland Cyclops third Breton was last
oil the way. Garrison took things quietly waiting with
his mount until the horses came into the homestresch'
Then Cyclops everything and coming on won
easily enough by length Mona second two lengths De-
Tordham. third, Portland away back cyciops ap-
peared lame after the race. Fordham had no
business in such company dry track.
SECOND RACE-SWEEPSTAKES. s25 EACH. $3.50
ADDED. ONE MILE.
T. II. Cribs CHI. g. Wifred, by wiful; Ecliptc :,
E. T. ESsszsas s. Is'' 81 E 20 ss
g5; fe,Isie s. pgsd lG1 ,, SeqEi
T. j. Badwin's CHI. Malaria, aged 10Y Armstrong; Q
n n Means So LSnSIsh 1o4 Gear loo) (dp 1sop}
Edg@on stab i Teaady l. 16s (car io syof
Time-1 AZ
Betting to win-Long Knight to S, Malaria and Joseph
each l, wnfrcd to l, Longsht TO 1, Perces 10
TenaHy " L. s. and the Ella Smith colt each IL to l.
Place-Long Knight to g. Malaria and Joseph each to
D.
ATTY, V. L. S. ami the Ella Smith colt each 8 to l.
Auction pools-Eield $50 Long Knight sSS, Malaria
SIS
Mutuals paid sos 25.
Perlcles got off in the lead and Tapped by Longight
and the Ella Smith running the quarter
where passed by Long knight and Joseph, who ran
head head half around the turn. Then Joseph Shot
out and got OF his field But instead Of rcsorvng
his speed final pinch in the homestretch little
Kelly kept pumping until he pumped Joseph out
Then the Ella Smith colt punched at him. and lastly Will
fred stole up away the outside and the race by
half length, Joseph beating the Ella Smith colt neck
for the place The favorite beaten furlong from
the end Had Kelly urged Joseph less on the turn he
could hardly have lost the race
THIRD RACE-PURSE $3.50. MAIDEN TwO.YEAR-
oLDS. SIX FURLONGS.
Excelsior stables b. Gypsy Queen. by Rayon dor;
B. GoSriss ey T. Miss Cody, liz sat IT'S
Dryer Brothers Dr. sorvla. ns esT fiGi;S -
Tme-1 II Ia
Betting 10 wn-Servia even, Miss Cody to o. Gipsy
Queen to 1. No place betting
Auction pools-Servia s25. field 500.
Mutuas paid s22 05.
They wero promptly dispatched Miss Cody in front.
the others tapping. Before going dozen strides Nc
Laughlin had seis length before the others and the
further they the wider the space until they
tered the homestrech Here Servia two lengths in ad
vance. looked like winner and Mclaughlin turned
his head what had become Of his opponents They
turned up enough Miss Cody closed with Scrvla
at the furong pole. bringing Mclaughlin to whip
Serva weakened under the ash ana Miss Cody gained
perceptiby. While these fighting their bat
tie, Taylor brought up Gypsy Queen the outside and
won ty a neck Miss Cody beating Serva head
for the place The favonte Quit like coward and
terfeit when asked for effort
FOURTH RACE-SwEEPSTAKES. FILLIES THREE
YEARS OLD. s25 EACH $3.50 ADDED. NILE.
w. Lekelands b. Peg wOfingtOn by LN geN,
D. D. @ltheTs's b. T. by King Ernest InvefmoTc, lis
(Church) 2
N. ~ Nclsq's b; f. Clay Stockton, 1os ,d,sasrty 9
J; Cottons br 4 Fanita loS 40 F. Lntteneidl y
A. Belrnonts b. T. Belinda, 10S Godfrey o
Time-1 A3 81.
Betting to win-Belnds to 2, Peg wonSngton, Ocean
and Invermorc FLY each TO 1, Clay Stockton 10 to /,