The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-14
SENSATIONS AT LINDEN.
OUTSLDBRS FIRST IN TWO ices, AND
TWO HORSES INJURED.
Beatty at 40 10 and KinE Arthur at
100 to Among tho vIctors-Umpire and
Vengeance Probably RuA Their Last
Race-Martin RusseIps Improved Form.

100 to Among tho Victorp-Umpire and
Vengeance Probably Rms Their Last
Race-Martin RusaeII's Improved Form.
Sensations we're the order OF the day at
Linden yesterday. Beatty. Capt. Corners Ally,
beginning the game at 40 to l. and old King
Arthur. at 100 to l. winding 1t up in the last in
race which brought tho turf careers OF UNI
pire and Vengeance 10 an abrupt termination.
Umpire, on whom Spider Anderson had the
mount, was going through his field like wild
horse when he stumbled and fell headlong.
throwing Anderson under the rails. The
Spider kept on rolling and landed in the grass
cafe from the steel shod hoofs that were thun-
dering past on the track. A little stnble boy
named Creidle rode Vengeance. and. blinded
by the dust and tho excitement attendant
upon his first race, he did not see
Umpire. and Vengeance fell over the pros
trate horse Neither Anderson nor Creidle
sustained any injury, but Umpire bled from
the mouth and nose, and is probably fatally
injured: while Vengeance. besides being badly
bruised broke his of foreleR. Umpire got on
his feet for few seconds, but fell again, and
at dusk last evening he was still on the track.
Vengeance hobbled TO his stable on three legs,
and will probably have to be destroyed. UNI
pire is a very speedy fve-year- old horse. by
Versailles. out OF Claudia; while Vengeance is
royalty bred, being by Virgil. out OF Reagan.
James Clare, the superintendent OF the Clifton
track owns the former while Vengeance is the
property OF I. Cavsnagh. 1t may be remark ed
with reasonable pride that THE Sun gave Be-
atty to win and Salisbury for the place in the
opening race. besides Martin Russell. Ad-
miral. and other good things. Those who
backed the flly early got as much as 40 to l to
win and 10 to for place. Salisbury got of In
front, but the fllly outran him all the way
meme, and won by half length,
ibiTS ran good race asSihhS
good colt in the second S Whining hands Ss down
after running In company with Alarming for
three furionRs. while Tourist got the place by
est e colt ' Martin Rsse had NO d HE In
defeating 81 James and Prince Howard In the
year-olds for the place, St. James lasting long
enough to get the place by head. husselIs
last rage was bad enough to provoke criticism.
was plunged on to win the fourth. the closing
price being TO on. Under a stout, pull he
was CHALLENGED BY Royal Garter. bohemian
and Patrocles. Lambley rode Royal Garter in
gTand STYLE and won No9d race BY length;
cles, stumbled near tho finish. ADMIRAL won
have troubled him at the end had M9Dermo,t
Tid ridden ~ hin 1oo VIII Sny ndgmeMH oid King
to place. had the last Face to
at the finish. Umpire and Vengeance falling
n The ss Hs go6d as nOsd Nc
Russell in the last event.
The weather was superb, the track good. AMI
the attendance unusually large.
THE FIRST RACE.
Salisbury was the favorte fox the oreninR
race at half mile. while Little Monarch was u
warm SECOND choice. the others at long odds.
played By good judges. but her price was 10 to
! Mt the close. SO confident We're those behind
Salisbury that he would win. Salisbury and
n mud nEN fhn
turn young snedoker moved out with Blisss
daughter Salisbury chased tho tly all the
way home. but peRtiiy won by half lonRth,
with Salisbury three lengths in front OF be-
PENDANT.
PuTse $500 of which SOTO second and SO to third
l. stusrts ch. T. soa'iyy, ., by onondnSA-Biss los
M Rsiy.1, salisbury: aged rs d,oaps,
Louise Little Monarch " fso" also ran '''''''
arch SIC tstssda"t SsssoIa lea I'M y%"es each
is TO i Emv Garter. 10 to i: Louise 50 to l.
THE SECOND RACE
Sea Bird and Alarming were the most fan
year-old event. but n lot Of money went on Adj
venture. The Interest colt. Alarming and
Toust got a%"y II roIt bur there was but
son OF Mi-er, moved up on the turn. and. TAX
ing the lead in the stretch. won hands, down
beat the Interest colt II hca for the place.
Purse s,u Of which sIu,,o second and So to third
for twoyearoids. selling allowances four and half
iarlcnEs; ,'.,.o.,,..,
Boyle& liltIofed,s clt C. Adyenturer. by Miser-Per
adSsnHte i"S IT, Lt,irnsu,'
iismnnd stahe's Ihi.resi colt ~; Bsr,np1
Sea Bird Alarming Fav0ra luna Aide L.. Alva
fliy Pigeon. and Elastic cot also ran.
lime U.5o's
Post Bettng-ARa'nst Sea Bird and Alarming. 2 tol
i Interest cot II to i; Enna 2lto /: Elastic colt
Alva d y each ITO i Aidie l. aud Pigeon o. to l.
tiny 1urpn RACE
Martin Russell was the favorlte for the third
E uuo enorod Trhoro VIA ,b
rnnninr Until strajRhtened out for home
when lIin,e Howard St. JHmes, and Martin
Russell al moved up. The last named drew
away at the end winning by n length and
half while 81: James beat Prince Howard
head for the place IN whipping finish.
to second and ~ to third; seven tnr!onSs
r. Levi ch C Martin Russell y oy ST. @"rn-hulu
q IIitI.a.d'H ch e. 81, iamca h lnsio (F LirtIeaodl
j A Mah0noys h c. Prince Howard 3 IoS Flynn y.
Time 2eltL
Post BsttinR-ARainst Martin Russell, ? 10 /: Gt
James ii 10 3; Prince Howard ~ 10 l; Crbsna Sto is
Pelham IL 10 !. Village Maid, 25t
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