New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-26
me FAvoRITE SUCCESSFUL.
,rNTREss EASILY BEATEN BY LARCHMoNr.
a. IMPROVING TRACK AND BETTER RACING AT

IN IMPROVING TRACK AND BETTER hANiN" NJ
LINDEN PARK.
The Linden Park track was In better condauoh yes
terday than on either Wednesday or THURSDAY anu INC
racing was more satisfactory, though hve faNof'es
vere beaten In succession the only TO get home IN
front being Veronica I'm the last race Annie BLACK
burn, who had been improving steadily in her work
bo,h privaie and public, neglected in the first
race while a crazy. plunge was made on LleweIyn
Ilovd,s ST. John. whom Garrison and his new goid
watch had the mount. The apostle was not feehhg
we'll and the combination failed to score, Ammo
Blackburn winning cleverly after slipping in wei
SPOT at the starting post and unsesting her' rp'e
Some of the bOokmakers laid 10 TO against the WIN
ner though on majority of the states the closihs O
was 10 l. Annie Blackburn is a halfslster Vi VI"
Long knight ~. ,0n ,ho
The entries for the second race substitute ior 'o
sweepstakes at mile and sixteenth "h'on "'o no
fill. were announced the track so0"
90, o,o,oct 1bev comprised eleven selling
pia.ers ~ all ares sexes, colorS and previous 0on
dftiops of servitude Frank Sarkes fuH@ie was 'no
favor,te and Kane's Facial B-iaclai ooin''n0N' my
cav IN the rng-was second choice re" po'So"'
aarsd m back the Mary Buckley coit' 'noueh many
s.o,.d the voungster strongly. snedeker, the great
,orn was in the saddle But the Mary Buckley
colt won Notwithstanding this crusher Puzzle was
soord and Facial Bemishes nowhere The start was
abominabe. ,. ,o
tlndS
her very easily by length and half JudiciouSy
..d.r nv Sims LarchmOnt waited in the rear for hall
,ho tourney moved forward gradually on the upper
turn and won in impressive racehorSe style ho
oncht 10 have won Thursday the race mat "ehV
~ Laynia Belle, in which he carried llo pounus a."
her 11e But possibly the occasion was not propuous'
The Handicapped must have overlooked his performance
On that race or he would not have treated him SO
,r,sDtlv Yesterday Mr.. Walbaum-"Dutch Fred Is inc
endearipg name by which he is generally hhoWh-
Is an exceedingly lucky person. His ways are pros
porous. 80. y,
W otman's unnamed FLY by Reform our OF
Jssaouena won the fourth race as she pleaseu'
Iading all the way That crllsty, crazy old maid,
Jennie Mcfarland. captured the selling race al
mile and Brown Dicks speedy two-yearold veronica
the one at five furlongs. One OF me negro 'o"'s
who frequent the track had the good fortune "
seer a welLto-do stranger on Jennie Mcf arIaHu at
10 N 1 and was rewarded-so the story goes-wlth
two $500 bills after the race, the stranger "lnhlhs
"a 900 on the tip Kitty Pease showed phenomenal
need in the last race failed 10 last long enough
70 win. She is now keyed up for brackets at hVe
furlongs. . -. .lo
The races were run of promptly, but most OF tne
starting Of very Indifferent o rue snecotion
tendance was of fair proportions, ana Inc
spirited. The return 10 New-1orK was accOmphSH0"
before o'clock
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST RACE-wELTER HANDICAP swEEPsTAkES'
H.,
'0S Tsn Slas,s s1eS5is Knight H s as,s;t
F. eHr rs Gh 1 %5red 4 i2? GARRISON
W. jennings b. h punbOynee59 3 l2o .'-.Ihay"'i" .
Re,tine to win-Annie blackburn to ]. wnfred to
S Ss,, ISsn for 70 p a. BacSbGr Wfrd
to 5, St. JOHN = 3, Dunbcyne TO o. "'pnSIu'
snf Kas;Sa yS5 dn nTsg
ber Jockey who landed neatly ON ms ieeo, and was
81 John nv %g zsp6 5gF paw who O raced With head
Inc homeretG cc.o1 H feo As by @red and the
bad lively tusse in the be last ny WIRED ecOnd
lengths before St. John. ,,s -, A.,
srCoND RACE-swEEPSTAKEs. MAIDENs OF All
AGES. $40 EACH. $500 ADDED. FIVE FUR
L. s1uagss CHI by stonehepse-MtHs5yye d PqS9
s e Ss4.iss. = en- e FqHs ~
ne. s1ss 5S 5s5s; 1Ge Fqi 49, '25
As;. q sHssy 81; rS,!;
bst tSs'i io 70 col! yi 70 FqerG
4aT RsGeho to 20 G SSGass 'pi
avS H S %t Mary TO BG s9siaS t6 as &
On 6s h9% By half The Ghes f erS
Seyer IN the hunt finishing out for half furong
TuGRD RACE-HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. $50
EACH $3.50 ADDED. IL MILES.
G. wslbaOms b. 6 & harcim0n' oy SINS,
Chicago es Stables HgntTss; 49, lS g. coylnston
W e 3. Seays Dr. HypocTe T. 100 Gear C s
W. c. Days b. F1awsy 4 so s'''''.'H'mOley' .
Bettins to win-Lsrchmont to / Huntiee e eyens'
eR@Sq9d q, to HTGGSI6Ss e to tnT -
GTOund Hypocriie to I;a1 Gha a isaSne for
4Ts S a.. n San away G e. s%GqS
head her and N whg9 u IGe SS a@e along and dis
posed him and she in .Gn was forced TO and
won IN the possible manner by G@g16 2nd %
roURTH RACE-HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. TWO
YEAl,oLDs. s25 EACH, $3.50 ADDED SIN
w. ottmann's b. f. -, by Reform-IsSaquena,
chicago stables Dr. c Ro6esperie ii2G CoJingIoQ
Boyle Co.'S ch. c. St James, ldS....-....(--c
5ois B H5sss 81 sn H2.i!s tS vaMS fG9
W. C Days b. Civil Service, Extraordinarily
BETTING to win-1ssaquena MY to Robespierre s
R r. S1@eS to To- Maa Sn ny to ' service
B' s. e. Ssms % c
J. Kosest e Maria a. MY ,3 T. to I5o start and no.
being hesdsd Won easily by two lengths Robesperro
a. SO second fS for half i''' milo and collapsed
siy also shut up rather huniedly' The start was ca
FIFTH RACE-sELLING SWEEPSTAKES. $40 EACH,
$500 ADDED. ONE NILE.
Hanover Stables ch. IN. Jennie Mcfarland, by Astral
Beverwyck Stables br. G. Oarsman, >, 1O7.
W. DOnOnue's br. vasdee. 3 1o8....(W. Donohuej 5
Timc-1 Az.
Stephanie 100, Al Reed 90 Bill Barnes o. j. j. OBJ.
1ol. and Not Guilty So, also ran
Betthg 10 wln-Jennie Mcfarland G 10 /, Oarsnan
70 o. Nardee j Stephanle 10 l. Bill Barnes l,
v u OB 70 10 MOI Guilty 80 TO !, Al Reed 40 to !.
Betting for plaee-Jennie Mcfarland To L Oarsman
to 3. Valdee 10 3, Stephanic 10 10 Bill Barnes
70 j. j. OBJ. 10 J. Not Guilty to / Al Reed 10 10 /
BIZ Barnes led FOR three fGrlongs and gave way to
Jennie Mcfarland, who, in turn. passed by
sesr the head Of the homestretch Here. however
0fOu2h on the rail and again take the lead This time
PIE he'd a. the end winning cevery by length and
haf; Oarsman, under whip and spur second a length
before Vsrdee stephanie never in the hunt no
DID fOt winner
SIXTH RACE-SELLING SWEEPSTAKES $40 EACH
-Tr,ro MOS