The sun., 1890-11-17
GOSSIP OF THE RUNNERS.
1AC1N0 MEN NOT sURPRIsED ar TIE
kkSULT or LINDES'S TRIAL.

De 1.Nssy Weas Ia ier Amusement aaa ne
Csrssiniy IL neiue Eatsrtaiaed-Gautten.
ture saA CiiSteA Ready Ter Ihsir via.
ter seasoa-Eatries nBa Weights.
The outcome OF tho trial OF the New Jersey
Jockey Club and Linden Blood Horse Asso-
citation did not surprise or confound the SUP
porters Of those organizations and the racing
public nt large half us much as tho truly good
end teautiful De Lacey and Judge Van Syckel
hoped for. and In tho language OF one OF the
mon doing business in tho ring. things will
20 on next year the samo as usual and at the
came old stands"
However. thsro 10 no denying that Do Lacey
b making things interesting for his enemies.
When the nRht began Peter slyly tapped his
pocket and remarked that he had plenty Of
money-in fact, more than he knew what to do
with, and that he was In search Of amusement
His Quondhm friends were game for him. and
since then lie has worked carly and late. and
TAUGHT moro than one person how to walk
Spanish" Just what action will be taken
a&a!nst Clifton and Guttenburs or whether
they will be unmolested remains to be seen,
De Lacey may have become so infatuated with
the chase that nothing short Of clean sweep
In New Jersey will satisfy him.
1t 10 Interesting to note the manner in which
the proposed National Jockey Club Ii getting
try. Kentucky is in tho field crying for a con-
Yention and tho formation Of n really National
Jockey, Club, with Representative. mon from
there is not the slightest shadow oi doubt that
such IN oraanlEst on is sorcly needed.
,ss ne Ds Sss Y Ss IN, ~: 0Sn ss If
tracks 70 race IN THO East, and thon Clifton and
SS,ssnsrs % RGgp their long snTpnien
snd Eiiss6eth INV VIII Is sss tSs Sl Ssll in moslos once
more.
now having courses and aceommcdnt!ons that
, i$s, rssol.I;. Ths Hudson. oounty Jockey
sS cRsssa ~ %0Is. :s :ssF sx nsss .as
Ssr,sultuIsl Society haze followed n ihs lead
viii not REQ oGnize the place on Friday next x
ss h1s and Ts.s
sSpHsl 10 siss ito to tha. at Norris Park has been
see the place and note tho improve ments. and
sltse numbar we're enter .ei1 Ell at Gnttenburg;
horses n.t now that il viii be war to IL: dcsiS.
Nns rnSs bs esi R
full force. tho HUuahs having slgnifsd their
insSSnion o Sse to
Ia MAsnsy Eroihers. Whittier n Brothers. and
otner. Will 10 found iG line It in y
TACT that thcro nre rcsrly 1.50O horses
pow nt Clifton and Hutfenbure awaiting the
beginning OF the campaign. overy stable being
Naturally. the racing will not como up to tho
high standard Of the summer months. but both
traSsks ,S wt siso stakes k for two aud three yea.
enjoyable snort will be seen.
Good. sled purses VIII ie offered from day
TO day. the feature Of tho opening dav at Gut
s;sts"nibs iSr pars. os z si6u. Ensrles @ Fe ior
this rgcs will cloae to-day with Secretary b.
Whitehead. at tho track. or J. Q. Carr. at Lin
den.
To-dsy's PROGRAMME for Linden is full Of good
things II tho talent displays any ability az
Eas % with b. anS i,;s d' and ID
the se:cn,i may go TO Carrie e., with lago SEQ
end La,inl. Bsllo and WillIed may fight out
tho third between them; but 1t II hard to pick
q iIobablo winner In tho fourth. EvanCeline
On Gnidera looking like the bost Of the lot.
j.. y. Miller, may land tho fifth. With Puzzle
second. nni Major Tom may win the last, with
laEgview second.