New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-04

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was entirely equal to the emergency. lie mao 'nhoo
his we'll, and although IL took all his supremacy
! In jockeyship, and required the whip and spur as
well, he succeeded In getting Fienn nome 'e wi'hoi
by head in finish that brougm every man anu
woman in the grand stand to his or her Ieet ana sent
up shouts and cheers from all parts OF tie grounds
1t was the most popular OF victories. Inc people
would have been sorry indeed to see the queen OF Inc
| Turf defeated In this
Both Frenzi and Demuth were admlfaoiy rdoen.
Demuh could have defeated FrenA IL ne had hah ono
| or two more races. He has not haa "ofk ana rUiIs
enough since he passed into his new trainers charge
| to be fully at his best. AS Inc tribune mas salo
before he is sluggish and gross, ana requires an I'M
| mense amount of riding. He had so tremendous an
advantage in the weights, with MS loo POUNDS 10
Fircpzi's 1917 that he could have beaten her If he
| had had one more race in mm lie proven HIS
sterling quality although he is no wonder by the way
| in which he beat off C9ssius, Reporter, El!loh
and stockton The time was last Tor November
| and on "A track upon which the turns are somewhat
short and sharp the straight runs, especially III
the homestrctch none too long. IL was ZVo It,
| Ketchum, the favorte in the selling race Tor Two
year-olds at Ave furlongs, got home comfortably
| enough with Kate Clarke second and Common sense
third. F. Flynn rode Ella T. in o manner which o"ght
70 have been investigated in the strctest and severest
fashion, Perhaps the spectators were wrong In think
ing that F. Flynn pulling Ella L. Gil the way up
ne PE WAS s{ e ss to excuse The judges
for their failure make some examination M'o 'hiS
extraordinary riding. .,.,, ru,., nm Urn,
the fifth race. at mile, and vardee got second place
and Ben Harrison third. The start was straggli h
| with Zen Harrison well in front. Count Luna had
Goodale in the saddle He had spoiled several starts
and suffered the Just penalty toS & eI oe TS M NAV no
have been Goodales fault but as In the Ella 4. case,
an nyesss1h . ts o oSSe 1s was to blame II he
seriously in T n Rs S oce to 70 ride hy RamSe
NTH every ounce Of energy him TO drive and punish
the horse much as he could Even at tlat saraGe
Thompson Th had Kept Vardee close by Rambler all
| through the race as he would have done II ne had
been alert active H. ANA nacS eT1Mdnt and Vardee had
run with him all the way vardee would have carried
That good twoyear old Yosemite, was withdrawn
from the last race, which he would have won IN
snd some other. were also Withdrawn. The money
put on Leo H. and Eoo, as If the race were aiieaay
%ihess horses generally show vast , after
they have been sold out from Hr withets sia ond
weH ridden and he had no difficulty in carving of
this race although The betting %as Sd 10 to as aga ra n
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
r,psr RaCE-HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. $50
~ s. Rs''q f.
r. A. swigerts Oh. c. Michael by Glen
Athoi-veIbena, yrs, 81 n.c.; .,;;aoc1;, Al 20
F. G. McLewee Co.'s b. c. Clarendon, az IS
Ho 1is brothers ;: g Forest ki%F 81 81
], e. s't Ross 30 Kitty VAN ,ssvs.oa; ,s-1 81
j. b. Louise, 90 Gear , 2ss SOL aol
W. H E. Smiths b. h, Al y.rroT fs1 1Ss ~ e-s
j. B. H'ssln' ''' h. ri''''n'' l1Sd, 81 81
w. c. Days oh. f. Glory. d. g2.;,:-y:::;; IN, a,
" W. wisa,o~ Co.'S eA g bb9 e h$Qs 10, B.!
g. Hss':ts b. c. na'SFa 81 g.! T''0e' 2o-l 81
! Cassius, Yosemite and j. b. were wthorawh' hi,''
Van closely attended by Glory and Ballarat MADE the
running to the head homesretch, where Clarendon
who cot of badly owing Thompson's peculiar bhavof
Took up the work. inside last fplong post Michael
ame to the front and with Major Covngon sitting per-
,ecty still in saddle tn the easiest possible manner
by neck Clarendon second two lengths before horoo'
King who beat Kitty Van neck 1880
| SECOND RAOE-SWEDPsTAKES. T"o'l EAf.'oi.Da
| NoN.wINNERs AT LINDEN. $40 EACH, $500
~ & ''''nsai
J. sooormiss's b: narf [r n' TssR 80 ~
j.. G, c'''''''' 'A f. Equity dh'.a,.aIa| IL e
+ S Ssdlsass s. s. An HSia S % 81 -
Isllp Stables b. vsqdyke, M: ~ (H'l 1901 3d.
Luray was withdrawn. Equity. Lord Harry and Blthe
mad the race between far the head the home
| stretch, where Equity seemed certain winner But
Early Blossom walked up under pull and won In cantef
by q length and half; Lepanto second neck oefofe
Equity Equity ought have been second but the great
| and only Freddie was much concerned with Early
blossom that he did notice Lepanto stealing up the
rail Lambey can outrhe LAttlehad dozen times in
| week.
| THIRD RACE-HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. $50
/ EACH, 900 ADDED. Ia MILES.
g. Betting Fl.
j. h, Haggn's b. m IA rrenz By GSineg !, IA
r. c. McLewees DOS b. c. DemuthI 8 lSs -
peverwyck Stables b. c. Cassius, A. 100
t. n Beiy's On h. Eyton, 5, % g; -
H. W. withrow Co.'s br. c. Reporter; .
L. s. aSs Oh: h. Stockton, g. iiaS;I
| Badge Now-or.Never, Dsblo Al Farrow Elkton Mon
tagu and Admiral withdrawn Cassius ana Eyton
cpened cap lengths and msde the running To the
head OF the homestretc whore Deinuth and renz cane
"a the front At the furlong post Demuth seemed
tain winner FrenI came up under unshnient and
lard ridden by Garrison by head Demuh second
three lengths Cassus. The finish WAS one OF the
finest Of the year Garrison and Taylor received
,husa.tic applause Garrison remarked after the race
that in ne had ridden Firenz she was never
SO good game az Oh this occasion lie
struck her but times with the whip and she spang
from each stroke snd dash that told him
she would not defeat 1t great race and
! the best horse
| FOURTH RACE-sELLING SWEEPSTAKES. TWO
| YEAR.OLDs $40 EACH. $500 ADDED. SIX FUR
N'N' s. betting II.
R. j. Hutchinson's CHI. c. Kstchum, by,
| FaustI.-Annie Richards. 90 n Decker 10 %
w. - D'S (LambleV2 1c-1 Al
| e. McElmeel's ch. c. Common Sense los ,
gar uOs ~ jy0a y % 'f"p
| - ~ (F. Fiynn)0 u 60
Diamond stables con.essa a ~ o ssSSsteloo Al 60