The sun., 1890-11-04
FIRENZE'S SPLENDID RACE.
mr.. HAesIS'stAMOUs1 MARE WINS THE
HANDICAP IN A GAME FINISH.

mr.. HA66IN'SFAMOCsM MARE WINS THE
HANDICAP IN A GAME FINIsH.
C,ss,.g the First Half OF the FAN Meeting
~ Linden n Grand Style Fast Tine aad
close straweiss tho Rule.
The flrst half OF the Linden Park Blood Horse
Associations remarkably successful fall meet
ing ended yesterday. The event Of the day was
o race which added to the fame Of Mr.. Haggin's
famous mare Firenze, as well IS to that OF her
rider. Snapper Garrison. The race was q han
dicap at milo and q quarter, In which Firenzs
gave such racehorses As Demuth. Cassius,
Stockton. and Reporter Jumps Of weight
aud beating. Six we're In the race
and all got of we'll together. At quar-
ter. on passing the stand. Csssius and
Elyton were setting the pace, we'll Tapped. two
lengths in front OF Demuth. Firenze shadowing
Dsmuth under pull. The leaders held the
front to the turn for the homestretch. whore
Taylor moved Demuth forward. followed By
had length the. best Of the fsvorite. Garrison
poMers esfsa fappynr 's Whip and spu ID IL.
creature responded nobly. Entering the last
Srong both riders wsrs ThippnE Enc snd a. dG1
nsSE ns aliVe fire"zs extenaed herself at the
S5.'a Hss na9s snq H0p and
tional time for this, the greatest OF TALL races,
mis 2ss hn mile and sna aCs
Ten fast sprinters engaged in the frat race,
= ~ and 1 sr0Rf' MS ins .hs
books as fayorite. Clarendon coming next in
ayor fighting tpsh 5 came tn snS last fH.
.assh % hsai seslnd 'sS sSs lesdsrs third IL. race
The un TALENT M R Selected Of Early Blossom to win the
scramble for two year olds at five and bali
rSnss EQUITY strong EopI.y pGDnHsE H,Ss S
and Lord Harry made a beautiful race nom
tho start into the homestretch where Nint
moved Larry Blossom out, winning BY length.
Iepanto snatching the place from Equity By u
.iss :a .sa q & s IL .asa Ssas is
race In the selling sweepstakes ior two,year-
ods Kstchnm winning In wh!np,se M nnish h}ss 6}s
q. bunohed behind the winner. heads apart, In
the or4er named;
the bulk Of the money In the nth race. Eleven
appeared at the post. where Count Luna was
others BY being lett at the post. liamhler and
Vardee had the finish to themselves. Rambler
sSo Rs"S Sead vardse
Major Domo. 10 70 shot in the last ,race,
set the pace 10 the first quarter. and holding
half from Fitziames. Eolo losing tho place by
Arse-quarters Q! length.
throughout. The $500 alton marked the day
- donating 81, 900 to charitable purposes. the
s4so adns I ;2S to shs @
900 to the new Orphan :Asylum. $3.50 to the Old
S6hsn ssaGn and M :l 9 .Ss hs rSss ownsr Lii d
Of the purse to the charitable donations
THE 11RsT RACE
Handicap swespstakss or &,o each with $500 added;
K 4 Swiseris 1 M sn {. Mich.el = bv Glsa A.hol-vsr.
" & aeLew.. We g. Sd { Clarendon. s liz lThomip.
HSash Brohsr. ISrs,; kinE o. SSosisiiSi dh,,,
s's ss" sns 'ifs s..s Louise Dr.
n-..,- ,.., lime: LAX c,., o.
5s;e i 1T: vaS Si"s
TO !; BaluraL ID 20 l; Louise. 5Uto
THE sICJSD RACE.
sweeps;ake. for hea.sa ,we-yeat,oids OF $40 each.
S'! Is lnf s.r "a ss,sns' by
VI 1.fss,s Entity 4 EinS!ss
ne. ,9r-Assins. Early s,"s.@m, to 5; Equity, to
j: vsndy 10, ID TO i.
THE THIRD RACE.
nrhc.r sweepstakes of $40 each for three year dds
) il hassins j. N Frsnss. 5. by GIen..g-Tioriia-
&c; xsL:s'e NJ: - ism1.h :, s'i.yisn::: !
tiyton. Ee e.,ert.E ami s,aeston aiso ran.
i, s-por,er 70 SUCTION ] .'s :"6 6snuss Eysoa
each. iuIol
TIL. FL Eth EACE.
Selling aree?staIes !or twoyear olds OF $40 each.
s$f na,oS;Sssa..s:s; :; ks'ssum, b, F.u..u.-Annis
j. s.... iiS
El.T Ion''~A a'lT Tin. ,.a Nsl,il's sT also ran
Retting- Aranst Istchnm. to s: Ella T.. Ito .;
ciars u to n; Neville II 20 S%m'n Sen'' A"'
THE FIFTH RACE.
Setting sweepstakes OF $40 each. with eooo added;
.ons mile
l. Ls,xu b. e. Rambler. s. by Rramble-Dasy Hooy.
n Corbett . he O vardee + ioa tThom rscnj...,.. ,
w. Bondy Oh Y Ben hsrrtson. T. III tCovinRton)...
Rock Iiemet MiddIestone. Not Guilty. supervisor
Malachi and Bonnie King also ran.
Betiny-ARainst Rambler. II to S. Ben Harrison to
]: Nardee 10 IL supeYvisOr, Rock, heuiet each 70
Il Bonnie King 10 to Middlestone. Count Luna, each
l5Lo !: Not Guilty Nalscnt each ~ to l.
THE SIXTH RACE.
welter handicap sweepstAkes of $50 each. with 900
,eddedI seven turionla
spisr.,s br MAeT I. Dome by Tom oohilsr's-
T. Bsggins's h fitzjamsa s. 1l9 CTArA!).
0fesnvioh Stables ch. h Eoio ll2 Tayior). ......
MoOdeEaft Thsodosus. Leo H.. Puzzle, and Silver
Time LA
Bstting-Aganss Eolo II to 5: Leo IT,. ID to S; Yts-
sy;r rrns: Pp. hs!os DG%o 10 70
To.dnTs Entries Mt Elizabeth.
The New Jersey Jockey Club announce an
attractive programme for the opening OF tho
second half OF their fall meeting. Tho six
Yaces include a match between Uncle Bill