New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-25
RACING AT LINDEN PARK.
A DULL DAY WITH POOR SPORT.

A DULL DAY WITH POOR SPORT.
THREE OF THE FAvoRITEs DEFEATED-FIIT-
AwAY's RUNAWAY VICTORY.
AZ there was opposition at Clifton, the attend
snce at Linden Park yesterday OF fair proportions
But little interest was displayed In the racing, which
| was OF wretchcd quality Although much labor had
been spent the track since the opening. It
sun very unsafe, Astounding In holes and soft places
| Nearly all the horses that of little value.
| IL Is not to be expected that owners and trainers
should risk horses OF high class upon a track which
was prepared in such hurry that Il could not
possibly 10 fit for racing.
Iipstan the favoritc in tho first race, but no
was beaten rather easily at the finish by Manola.
The favorite Kern the sowest OF the slow
IN the second race, and came In last of the four.
| Macbeth II cantercd home the winner with Annie
! blackburn second
Then It was the turn Of favorite and Lavlnls
Belle led nearly all the way In the third race and
| won at her leisure Tristan q good horse at
Jerome Park, but he now appears to bo unable to
yard He came in poor third
properly ridden a safe track, Lsimony would
nave won the fourth without difficulty, but
Lamley is cipher in the saddle and by his bad
riding st John able to win in the fourth race,
While Lisimony ran second Lamley made a
PLANT Of foul against Garrison, who on st.
John, but the executive committee disallowed it.
| Leuitia fearfully and wonderfully ridden In
| inc fifth race. She staggered 10 and
| fro across tho track all the way, Ike wcavers
! shuttle. II IL her Jockeys intention to delay
LetIia all he possibly could, TO take much time and
% cover much space possible between the start
and finish, he succeeded admirably Rarely has such
PECULIAR exhibition Of riding been seen. Most
| Jockeys when they wish TO win seek the shortest
way home, and do not dash across the track dagonay
over and again, from the fall Of the flag TO tho
last Stride But the boy who rode Letritla Is
peculiarly original young person. II the Linden
Park Blood Horse Association enjoys his perform
way made runaway race of It and won easily.
IN the last race in finding ali the soft spots in the
track So Glory won, with Village Maid second
eember-like But disagreeabe as ii was, the racing
was worse.
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST RACE - SWEEPSTAKES $40 EACH $500
ADDED. SPECIAL WEIGHTS FIVE FURL0NGS.
j. f. Mcdonald, CHI: (. Manols by acknowledges,
G. b. Noigr VS. d iS' e. Tipstad coyiEgtonj
W. c. Days oh. f. Mamie b. p VI {esT; ~ 2
cSrnsnse9's s4 Garnet 1875 90 lom}
G. Wa1bsGm ' s. e. Rupert Rupert aged ii6PeHay}
J. Adler. rs gt c. Louis c. a. ITO Gar d llls}
p.,,,, Mt, Time J. 90 r,D.,,n 10 & M,m,.
RE- F5sP' III. yPs'I d'rHo' Is l.
Ts q Si'1s Eqges l. Garnet
xr dcsy Of tEeaty minutes At IN. posi- Sv, Ing
5d %5 The f ayo The Of as e on fair
Ma5S o1h drns S MaT Tp! SS f 6e
Mamie b passed Freo ard led into The homestresh by
ss aS1 Up dR tn sa 1T the 4s sn
easily by half lsnsth Tpsta hs 6NGH seG0aa' swS
Ro6espcrfe were Withdrawn.
SECOND RACE-SwEEPSTAKEs 500 EACH, $3.50
ADDED. SPECIAL WEIGHTS. ONE MILE.
Chicago Stables b g Macbeth H. by Ms,cdgm7
Be1 1aRSS Sstsbies 81 CHI Annie Blackburn
g. g. h Mass; b. E Eaf Iri b5saRss
S; Rps I Ss ;$Ss Ar nn,. paesDu,n
Pfs Rsd iS' e sy;a Annie D''Aor.n
5nI m sa KERN ss s3 I f2F II
through from the ana won acdna gnOP BY
F9s mSss s R "a se nsy Fsa arc going
THIRD RACE-swEEPsTAKEs. s2s EACH. $3.50
ADDED SPECIAL WEIGHTS. IL MILES
Beyerwyck stables b. Lpynis Belle. by LOnss TSSsn
G. v @ae. sH:nS Iatsnm'ni5 .vvS5rESsHP
E. f B. MSir 81 sh 1 e. E@;sisl%
Betting to wn-LavhiS Belle to l. Larchmon. to l,
Tristan 70 I, BaTri;ter to r,,.,or, .r,,.
BE trs t9f rla nsra1e iiGG TO - 10 o.
ana Burnside aa nG ' Es ,5 Ba5ris 20: of
last Tristan went out to set the pace but was passed At
S end won in common eanter BY four lengths
mont III. head nearly pulled on second, length before
FoURTH RAcE-swEEPsTAKEs $40 EACH. $500
ADDED. SPECIAL WEIGHTS. SEVEN FURLoNGS.
L. Loyds CHI ST. John by BotheFatOnCcHiSitoy
G. n. IqrTiss b. .. Lsmo1y, 2, 94ii3-(La%TsSISGy}
j B Hsgpins Dr. c. F1james, l. i25..(W. Donohue)
J. s. McDOnads b. gr Ozone S S4'-.''.''IDecAeP
Betting to whist John ohm TO $ Ismony to l, Wood
buzz Being Il g Tor fIe@-ss John Vf's Ii@ony
.mdoJ Is took the s5a at & &c . Sns and he'd Re
T @ Of ss Re9a ! Of III
e back fourth R sT sypg aT hs Tacs and H.
new gold watch When Ii;mony got clear Of his enange
@es he came very fat g IN n s Sh he needed
In order to win. St John won easily by e@S6tSI
Informed the stewards that Garrison ana st. 5ohh o IoGel
making The complaint and no attention paid 70 what he
Clear i Of hi stS%2 Nb ses he OF crossed T h
FIFTH RACE-SELLING SWEEPSTAKES. $40 EACH. |
$500 ADDED 1-16 MILES
Countess DAsred%s ch Ttaway, by s'n 1SsdSnT7
Be3erTTck Stables b. c Lotion Csteyen.on
Cotton c9!T BS. D. m Sf Gei4Ita Q
Hanover stables Or e r, Esyf 1902 '-'fSm''
Betting to win-Flita%ay ! to J. Lotion to 1, Glen
dali aS to 9G o Ef,Ea G L ESQ to .
a's Nm 5'i sass FL E'p :Gs
eoa1 no: help winning Taking the eD 1ns AZ pull by
tive i ne away is% her ecd G%f dozen a nqR
aa g who beat Gt3 ne Length The i Your U%ee Viii
lam DAILY who knows bargain when he hsPPeeinSS ~
stumble the broad light OF day bought RA'S""
fo- lips only 1925 the entered price, 49,.
SIXTH RACE-SELLING SWEEPSTAKES $40 I9ANh' |
$500 ADDED. SIX FURLoNGS.
W. c. Daly,s ch = Glory by The uUsed-Mehal,
p nr5. VS. 100 en-, p ls % SSG5
EmGlrc stables br. e. Rcporfe g. ill., rSny
]. i. McD@naid's en-. z Tho BGle 3 1C9....-lGay} |
Castle Stables b. q. Goliath g. 1Oo.-...-.''.'SihN
BETTING to win-Glory 3 to Village MAG : g Gal.
Eepar'ec 10 J. Rupert 10 l, Inc beilS 7" - ~
lain % T. - at, ..ocs