New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-23
GEM OF A RACETKACh'
,crNNNG OF THE SPRING MEEllN" M
LINDEN PARK.

LINDEN PARK.
r,o linden Park BlOodhorsc ASSOCIATION ' =.
i"' i ' ruhIic Yesterday as bright gen Vi
"'aouse &C ever sparbled in the metropoil'aA u"
TIN grand stand the most unique sur
',.d N the United States. is both comioi '"oD Gu
,acious; the betting pavilion IL ~ .t Tho
,c,;,ed ne track is belt OF goo' sdio was ex
osramne was not brilliant, bat 'o " . c,oss
osaincly lively and some OF the n'''' ~, g.. r,ce
sna exciting OF course Fordliim oo" :, IN. q, the
mi. cas.ofY from the Brooklyn s'aoic :, ~. h,s socn
l"' -. consistent sprnters the turi ms SCI"
. d.v At his distance ana Ill HIS ~ W
III I,, The betting against MN was ''"","
~, cor, AZ much as TO ~ peins i 80.
~ The dose. This was owing e"'"ev and wos
,relv circulated that he had pee" 'e t hocL
30 his eed. He opened at 10 CIV oo,vhnc
r,r go.dness sake bring on so"0 '"'
iorses! ,.s TODD for rejection by
Inc rn,,ic 10 a dead heat Han's Oh .'e
0"'o % 3 finished on even 'erns WIN "'o
ou a Il 10 l shot He was GYMS "0
'enueno' N.Y. ,ores were divided Day Lao mourn
~ This race on Martha Washington ''-0
rsau nav was suspended for year son IN
s.,drift made an exhibition OF al oiu""l' ~
80 aco winning in common eah.e'' 49,
the tmiu ,'' ,,ard,e cast offs have turned out WE'LL
-. " .hov never could win anything ior her he"
10 EMS IN have gone back. SAN Moi's WV"
D, .a,.e an upset but failed dismanS'
" ,, c.,loped of with the fourth race, her only
armament being Golden Reel who was sen. wv ~
curse for second money. lima b. is entreb 'oo iaS'
for the selling plates she mas nio' '~''
cannot make her extend herself
Golden Rod captured the fifth ra' e in ceVer sFio'
scorinr his second victory in week. 'hc His. AZ
10 10 l. the last at to l. HIS people arc S"iu ~
have backed him for a considerable SIM vi o''
occasions. . ,. g..
The sixth race was divided, owing TO the 100
numerous entries. The finish in the first ha between
lin GRAY Little Barefoot, Matte Looam ana MIA
" caused the most intense enthusiasm iheS p"'
the judges short heads apart ana wee uiuo"e ,.,
nlaced as they finished, but several fuhuIeu eN
specnlators who thought Matte LooraD had "on' nu
made themselves extremely obnoxiousior h'o "
Children accustomed to lose their tempers sio",N
not he nermitted 10 bet Nina was shochnsH
ridden and besides was very unfortunate IN oeils
nocketed all the way down the stretch. n rein'
cood Jockey never runs into pocket feii~P'
sspider1 Anderson is not really good JOCKEY
Defendant stole the last race Com Little Monarch
a pocket edition OF Little Mnch his sire Ills ua"'
was the gray Cricket ant lie taxes ai'ei "''
IN color He can get away at tne start as quickly a.
.nrtbing ON four legs and can stop in the stretch
With even greater celerty few strides from inc
sni,h Defendant fouled him s. seriously tan frerSn
va ,eoE M action which was considered strange
If is unfortunate ttat complaints should have been
made sSs that 'ns spssa United train would leave
-York-Cortlandts st. fer1y-at ~. Many per,
cons Informed the writer that there was no such
tran that thew were obliged wait for the O'Clock
train There is evidently MISUNDERSTANDING SUMO
where. ., .., - orr. IN bs
own land medtates foreign tour under the patronage
al ono the Young man $50 900 year if he viii to
Austria Hungary 70 rde. 0arisoh P'U ;e AVE-
last night; Hes been taken on the h''' he never
The afternoon was delightfully."- warm and the at,
ten Sa%es NEAR %sS the Clubhouse were occupied by ladies
FIRST RACE-SwREPSTAKEs $40 EACH sooo
ADDED. s n BELOW THE SCALE. SIX FUR
LONGS.
s. Emsrys blk ID Fordham by ia''tff aasSDs5
g. Wss,a&s T. bradford e. iia;i I ns5:sn|
S Sslys s. q ST. St e William
Mclaughlin Brothers Violet 8 i15 (iur'her'
John Ssi Z T. Beck wla co to l. voess $50
5'Ps for Eek sS'Fs'Ss's & R' i5 vs' 4
Pordham moved of ieisureiy in third place. Bradford
leading William second In the stretch the race
was reduced 70 match between Fordham and Bradford.
furlsng the finish the former took the lead and
holding 1t TO end in the easiest possible manner
BY lengths Bradford second two lengths before ST.
John.
SECOND RACE-swEEPsTAKEs. Two-YEAR-oLDs-
$40 EACH $500 ADDED SPECIAL WEIGHTS.
HALF NILE.
Union stables b Z. by onondaga-Tendencyi 100 n
MSl assd F. Hands 81 Il st H
VIC. DAYS CHI Best Boy lis CpPaImsGR
W WsIsaa s r f csSain io
D. Jchnson's blk I. Martha Washington 10, DAY Q
4 carSos ;. e. knss I
BETTING to vlp-T.adSasy ny 70 Hang On
B.. Roy 7? G9 shscs fEGfa 10 20 MdI'1a
sei,s FOR 70 placefeadHcy an to l. naads on 92
fs bSt smroeS To- knckknack i: to
Martha Washington in front when tho flag fell bur
Be-, Boy and Tendency Ally Immediately passed her,
followed by OF the lead the turn and
was the first into stretch. Tendency Ally riusiug
yield foot Of ground rallied to the encounter and
desperate dispute occurred between her and Hands on
For sixteenth mile they raced nose and nose passing
the judges that they could not be
RATA. Two cphers were hung out on the telegraph
board announcing dead heat The public appauded vo-
ciferousy. Best Boy third, three lengths back 1t
was at first decided of the heat but wiser counses
prevailing tho stakes were divided
THIRD RACE-swEEPSTAKHss. $40 EACH. $3.50
ADDED. SPECIAL WEIGHTS. SEVEN FUR.
LONGS.
l. Martins b. seadrt by sensatiG gsitSees
J. a'y e.rmody W. b. c. Sam Morse 3 iO5'' ,JSass
@i MstOys b. h. 3 3%Ssnd s.
RsyISyef sf1Ssi b, b. I Le9n 1, = 'qS"
j. s. M Sf'a d b. ' g Burnsds
n.as ; ,. I Sam More vssaa
grift l. 70 l, Burnside 20 70 l. Ebs 30 20 ].
Betting FOR place-Seadrift to s. sam Morse to J.
KcnvOOd TO j. Little Jake 20 =, Lotion Q. Van
derrift I TO l. Burnside & TO ]. Ebli- 10 ~ l.
The Samuel Morse made the running for half
nile. lengths in front Of Sesdrft who kept the
rest o. the hed at his heels In the stretch seadrift
strobe Samuel winning at he pleased by length
and half; sam Morse second. a neck before Kenwood
Bohemian reserved for a beating In the fifth
FOURTH RACE-SWEEPSTAKE $40 EACH $3.50
ADDED. SPECIAL WEIGHTS. ONE MILE.
Union Stables b. T. lima b., by John Harper-Little
Excelsior Stables b. NJ Golden Reel, O. ia
(Ihompson)
Time-1 1874.
h"'tng 70 "in-Ilua Il. to 7. Golden Reel 70 /.
Lisimony withdrawn. lima Is. took :hc track a
the start made the whole Of the running, and
won IN common cantcr by four lengths Golden Reel.
nara cil'en for the last half mile could never approach
ihs IN any par. Of the though Bergen did encourage
hef by taking pull at the fayore the upper turn.
M III RAG L-SELLING SWEEPSTAKES. $40 EACH
$500 ADDED. SIX FUELONGS
brsdiofd Stables br z. Golden Rod, by faustJs--