New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-30
IN THE MUD AT LINDEN.
TWO HORSES FALL IN THE LAST RACE.
NUMEROUS WITHDRAWALS CAUSED BY THE uN

NUMEROUS WITHDRAWALS CAUSED By THE UN'
SAFE CONDITION OF THE TRACK.
II further evidence of the unsafe condition Of the
Linden Park track were needed it was furnished
Yesterday in the last race. The four twoyearolds
which entered for that contest Of speed and endurance
were strung out in single file, from to ten lengths
apart as they rounded the upper turn Mamie b. lea
into the homeStctch, but no sooner had she squared
away for the run-n than down she went in one OF
those abomnabe soft spots with which tho track
abounds Ozone, who was running second at the
time, followed his leader to earth, stumbling over
Ter as she lay In the mire The Acquitiai colt 'iu
IN the procession escaped ozone's fate because TIC
happened 10 be close to the inner rail- and Sir william
escaped # because he happened to be many e"e'hs
In the rear, which gave lin time for enco"oh @"u
decentralization. Mamie d. was war;"
in tho betting, and winning easily d. 'nV "l"U
the accident and Ozone was running SO VIC" "i'n','
himself that ne would undoubtedly have oeeh seco""
~ ,ho eth race Oarsman the favorte, came near
,.,,,,, IN Tho bomestretch, half furlohS HOm hc
finish He had Just challenged Rupert inc i'"'o.'
when he lost his footing. and but ior n''e
firm grasp OF the reins might nave so"o ~ ms "'0'
As il was he fell back foot OF '"o' WIN" '""9,
-. ~ ,btn him beaten, but Rupert was excessively
,.tr,od owing 10 a severe attack OF the QUITS anu
Coin, rally enabled Oarsman TO win by half length
,rsosa vcre the only accidents of the afternoon.
uhue they did no serious injury TO horse or jockey
Il would have been vastly better for Linden fark
,bcv had not occurred Owners have lost faith IN inc
track trainers dread it and horses seem afraid OF IT,
The betting ring does no business because pc.-
ting men dare not risk their money on TRACK
where public form completely knocked out by moors'
marshes boys and fens. Compare the programme
published in yesterdays papers with that winch
actually furnished the afternoons sport Fifty horses
were announced probable starters In the SIX races
To what were the faithful treated T. Four horses ran
In the first race in the second. two IN the MIRO,
sixth making in all twenty. This sort OF racing 60
ought to be boncath the dignity of so dgnihed an as
ISOLATION that of Linden Park Only the track j.
10 blame The management throughout has been
!aultlcsS. There has been friction OF any KIND IA
clubhouse IS cosey, comfortable, hospitable' Inc
bettingrng is one of the best IN the country. ihe
railroad facilities for reaching the Park are unequalled
Gentlcmcn, Linden Park can live only through its
c0rbagni in which YOUR ASSOCIATION will be buried II
something is not done with your track. spare no
expense You in too deep 10 retreat Go aheaN
ana reconstruct your track give the horses sure. safe
footing and Linden Park viii be success
Full details of the racing are given below.
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST RACE-swEEPSTAKES $40 EACH. $500
ADDED. SPECIAL WEIGHTS FIVE FUR
LONGS
". otman's b. +. -, by Retorm-IssaaugMna 2
5. Walaums b. C. Blue Rogk g. ii.I MEN
Seyerwyck Stables b., Re;Iehc 8, 9l..(seyensOnj
Betting to win-1ssaquena MY 5 to ) Blue Rock to
S cn sei fof co l0 y to > Rock
Ciy Service to ; ReE ;s6c to he fall Of the
Gag and the Others could never ge near her, Allen MADE
bIotheT Of R3eeland had too much wsIEhl In such such
going he could not 6egn to gy he length Bue RocS
Second. SIX lengths bfoe CIV Service Tho bat IL
E yiR6 g oa HaAs ana al not not
SECOND RACE-HANDIcAP SWEEPSTAKES s2o
EACH, $50 ADDED. lie MILES.
w. c. Days b. (. Flitaway, by Sensadon-Ferid4,
ua I0 Stables ch N Jennie Mcfarland, aseI lG5
Bengrntaway to i5nf /, Jt TGf Mcfarland evcn.
,,n III was M GsI 1a a. sni tho end Was
dozen iSnsihs q25less wlfrci T'isn Hsyday and
Third ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SO EACH $500
ADDED SPECIAL WEIGHTS. ONE MILE.
BOverTyeA stables b. Glay Stockton BY bSnsSS8
J. S. McDOnala's b. Burn RgIn,id: 3 9S.".-"(DecAeD
Beuinr-Clay Stockton / 10 G. burnside 8 to l. 49,.
was Pg oS in the Fe s6ne gh as G er
Was ay between Clay Stockton and her rider seyenson
clay determined to beat burnside out o. SgH SO
they had lively usse, which resulted In a comp nnyed
OK Merdeh john Mnoa Viva ana Kern ga siab H9'
s ss' in ne coio4s Of his new owner S Mcdonald
FOURTH RACE-HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES SO
EACH $3.50 ADDED. l-16 MILF
L. stuarts ca h. stockton by spendthtnf.D2ou6t
BeSeyyW Js ~? Stables b C. ca;iiway H. g. i09 (Ae9j
H. g p psy. + +. 81 Ken Eaad g..
Betting to win-stocElon ? to l. Castaway H. 8 to g.
he 70 for H placest6ekton to 5, Cas,away II. none,
N' s5oSkn and Sa 70 tae 2uarHGF gef
KEN The wonderful Kern selected his footing WIN
cseiul discrimination which he mus, have learned from
On the urn he nafe wide ae9gr which S I o MN so no
wrestling with marshes. moasea and bogs one oil Them
gdS Of . grp . on stockton S5 b ana
the former taking the lead But stockton released him
com Of the Then IN was oyer HS He sm9 5s
enee in the honesuetch and winning eiey9y BY three
SSri Little Minch and Vivid did not start.
FIFTH RACE-SELLING SWEEPSTAKES S1o EACH,
$500 ADDED. ONE NILE.
BeE Ndls BOOZE yrs. io7 isI56O stevenson
8; Wabaum's b. 2 Rupert aged j02.....-..; Auen
J. T. Carmody's b. c. GendalS' q lOS-'..'...IPenny
Betting to winoarsman to 8, Rupert to l. zephyrus
Betting Tor pace-oagsman none. Rupert TO 8, ze.
T6e pr6cl2mme SLOWED zsphyrus io3 pounds but he
didn't any part OF the stakes not even third money
Woe VIA b a oa%n afe ' openHs gap q
o .a5 M Sns crent ure nm in the
home and eolaei him tq[ong from The I'm, Line
ne went sstlay in swamp spped stumbled and iost
seher WIN eF . him over the dc go places and
IAN MIN winner by half length Rupert second three
lengths before Zephyrus who beat dni1ent modest re-
tirihc Glendale twenty lengths. No bid Bill Barnes
Loneay Jennie Mcfarland Narlee Harzburg and VictriX
were'wlthdlawn
sIXTH RACE-sELLNG SWEEPSTAKES. TWO.
YEAROLDS. sl0 EACH. $500 ADDED. SIA
FURLONGS.
saiuePs CHI c. Sir william by Northumberland.
L. Stuafts D. c. - BY Forestor-Acquttal, 1O7
W C. DAYS ch T. Mamie b, 100 -. G.ambicy)
yime-l %
Fell.
Betting 10 win-Sir william to l. Accuitta colt 3
20 ]. Mamie +. 20 ), Ozone 20 10 / 04 ~ WV
Betting Tor Pace-sF William 4 to 5. AcQuittal colt