New-York tribune., 1890-04-29
YOUNGSTERS NECKS APART.
HAMILTON N \ FIGHTING FINISH AT
LINDEN PARK
.,sr .,y. At 20 TO I. RrNs Away FROM TIP
srArP AND BRADFORD TRISTAN
HrAra rARAnnN-
Ats rAR,CoN

,,. sno-t that marked the close ~ me lho"n
p,,oihor.e Association first .plNt "''"'- "'
,,,...d a. strict good ordinary. lh''' wa. , '.,'
mat .oused the qnar'cr.tri'h q" 49, ,
tn.la.n hat has ben ellai'" '''
80, I, ,a. b, the third race. % s"'"p-'hh''
l"' -, Ia. -. e,.. o,fl,nr. Farh hlo-.om g.
whom, the race wa. EFT. even ir'fn '' wa y" p"
49,, .o,. s,a o.s 90 fo fic pot. W. ''''m''"
sruerou.iv leaving the stake Q" De- n"'"'' '' ~ F
oh rt, chatham and r0odN. l'N'l"" ~" '''
mount on ,rs, Eo,k nrfrrn he'"- -" ,,
,.,sion and A. VII NnlN'um ''"
a., D.. h.,,,n. information ti'f SOON .l'''" wv Wv
wv " -. "A. 4, screaming favorlie al ] O" =.
,,.,h ,,v.,erisn. Whispering ot great u'"N "'' ""
~. cor. chatham bred done pni AT VI" '"''"'
~, d., Goa. h..Ard down to ~ 4" ai the
'' ''''' a. ,.,,t,ton ua. entirely private, As he
a., .,... .t.rtet ln r'e N'i'n'i HN "''
,'.,.,,, 90 wanted at ANY price Inc iofn''' WIN
-. I'd, nj. l,,.k would have had %" auh'"N N
.,,,,,,,r ,he pr,re as with il3 pounds "p u" Wa
a., 49, horse In the race 'ha'"am' VERY ~
,.,,i.e vonngsfcr. D. = bl"''' "" vi '"'''
- s...sinslv green. bet he al," Win
' -. ,oche, ,n the saddle. would have
- IL, c,sv time ~ % beating hi- n'h.
,t.,,,,o, Ind all he couf do - get GRAY Rock home
as, n, , nc,k and he would never have succeeded n
e,ne that II warwick had not gone wool gathering IN
-. L., hundred ,ard. Elv finished without any
assistance from him. which peaks Well foi On" colt
chatham wa. beaten only b, neck for the place
ccoal, who ought 20 bee rcchristcned Poorly. Wa
beaten of.
Your Uncle william DAILY. who said very little and
vas wisely non commiital before the first said
afcrvard that knew Rest roy going O. win IL.
Be-. Roy dld win II ln impressive stNle. almost spread
sasling his field. \, good - "a I could he had
about HIM IN the ring The young,tcr. carving hui
eighty four pounds took the lead al The start and held
an the way the race never being In doubt. TIP
stan the favorite AZ ~ ard cvcns. did his best
capturing the place There a strong ~ tin on
lag, and much money WAS invested "a hni. bat hc
could not 20 m Tire mud
sam Morse being chokod nearly o. death In the
second race. Golden Reci the fsvoric. succeeded IN
winning Penny l- altogether too powerful IN tAr
hccrs. lie should De- required 70 ride with elastic
lines. II Is not charged that his pulling of sam
Morse Wa done with fraudulent intent Ii- IN
siructon. wcre 70 hold the colt back 70 hi, horses
and not permit him To pump himself ont TOO crN in
the race. The result was that he choked an the life
and ambition sui Of Morse. who. ridden with luis-
mcni. would have Won ty a dozen lengths. Li-imouy
himself aeain. aud will 10 70 bach thc neat time
Green Morris wants him u pick up purse.
Garrison brought maledictlon- on hl, head by hung
ling foolshly AZ the start IN tho fourth I'D
Put Eric. an oVefW hcmins favOrite. whom he had
the mount out n the hunt. The colt WAS ai lcsst
sx lengths behind his opponents IN The rin 10 Tire
furlOne post. a distance which the UneainiY shuhler
wa never able 20 recover siivinl with h, Hight bur
Den Of ninety eight pouud.. sailing along Ia front IN
The most hearfbrcahing fashion. Eric made up much
ground and hung pn Ike bulldog I'll the finish. bh
Ii not I'm him % eaten >alNlul. who won DcVcrN.
The snapper must waLc up. lie gain, 10 friend.
by adopting the ttsfic~ Of a stable boy.
Only Tristan. raragpn and ~illc,k started In he
ffth race. Sillcch being sent for tAlfd money -s5
A. Tristan has alway- been better than Iar1gOn IN
soft going hf had trouble 100 beating him hi three
hS In a cantcr Naturally he a very warm
faVOrfe. the ring having only s. 10 100.
Puzzle. OF the most abOminablc jadcs living won
the last race al long odds - - ] being easily OBJ
tainabe. rcTice,. the iavoritc. Hamilton mp.
nowhere.
The afternoon wd> delightfully."- bright. cheerful and
warm the attendance Wa AIsc. the betting hVclV
and every feature Of Tho management beyond praise
Te meeting al Linden has been successful i,.yo ond all
expectations. To-day the ea;c- Of the parl. closed
white the scene shifts 10 Elizabeth.
The Mes,fe. Goodwin have Just published the
ond number for the present year OF their Official Turf
Guide which is deservedE becoming more and
popular among the ce-gOing public The cdi-
lion contains complete record % the tho
Elizabeth and Linden Park meetings up t. saturday
l.