New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-22

According to agreement. the Ncw-Jcr'ey 'ooHo'
Club closed it's gates at Elizabeth YESTERDAY -, o
week. in order to give the Linden Park hioo' n,
Association six DAYS Of unob tructed racing. Inc
afternoon was halmy. the attendance ID "'''
average Monday gathering and the sport eN''" '
rour favortes won The finishes in four races "cro
HIGHLY exciting causing the grand stand lawn anu
letJng ring TO hum with enthusiasm. llpS"''' "''0
falling upon hi, knees in Icpeh'a', n'oou' " ,
gaining thereby much the worst OF inc start "o, '
first Iacc in gallant siyie. cutting down MS nv" %
II he a buckeye mower III r''0n % $50
IIomocopathy and ENtrT, Dry set very HNcN paw
for half a mile. Extra Dry opened IN 'le De'i"S az
so to l. and closed in many conservative nooh9' S"0
"a AppleLy's at to !. though 1t was po'srle "' al
fines IA get on small amounts in certain DocA9 ii.
90 TO l. Extra Dry does not sparkle long, ana d.
soon as the cafbonio acid gas ceases to Use nc ''''
TO go. IIalf mile is bis limit
The great Warwick put to sleep IN the sccohh
race by the ndomtaNl, Hamilton. Eric lot inc race
through brilliant riding not brilliant TaihE Oh MN
self hut bill ant riding OF King Graz. atNlh r"i
an astoni,hingly good rscc. Casiaway H. WIN HIS
old friend George C1Vinrton In the saaoie' "'' us
appontmcnt she wa, ONLY fash in The pan.
Mooustone won the third race. vndicatnc pubic
form Express led for four and half iwiorGs' ana
might have led 10 the end had josh Jones hoI pee"
50 stupid "a, to pick up the ~nlp ana S'op ii'n
Ten to one Josh didn't get any peanuts last h'sn'
lie didn't deserve any.
in the race for the Taulapo Stakes, but 1t vas
her own fault as she swerved and bolted aiier 'ho
flag fell. Hamilton conferred her over the COURSE
Eclipse was incFfclcd with and nearly upset WHO"
put him at great disadvantage. captain ""so"0'
a usefnllooldng youngscr, had every chance 10
wn as he got Of in front and was never josted' put
he was unable to withstand the bold Challenge VI
Terrier who with Garrison on his back came GOWN
the stretch with the speed Of the w vi WINNIE waS
clcVcrly by two lengths. captain N"-cllS' "" .
second ECLIPSE third Early Ilosson. named as an
additional starter a. the track was never r,
. The melancholy Dane ,1oI ha we th"mcbt Esau lis
fathers ghost. Garrison rode Eau win cruel =,
desperation but Hamlet had just enough stamina 10
''' Garrison was appaudcd warmly when he rode Jack
To- II Rose a winner an the sianch friends who had
deserted him In his time Of trouble were Wl- - i"aV
WIN thc Snaprci's7 mounts. even though they
be cows going to MILK will be made iavor'c' IN inc
The details tell how each was lost and won
FIRST EACE-PURsE $500 SPECIAL WEIGHTS.
FIVE FUHLON6N.
G. r. Morri,s ch. e. TipstaG by Hayon dove,
j. sss a. H. MoiTi.sch f. Homeopathy 81 s1I;;
w 70 Daivs b. h. Fitzroy s. li9....... Palmer
Davis & Halls Lite Ella 3. loi lear lO' d..o,i
DIVER Bros, br. c. Extra Dry 8, lOs Gear. icS
p j. Fnns b. Young Duke sgId il9 lG 5s,o,,
j. Durns ch +. Village Maid. l. IL 30, b 'r,ii3
II. MeCairen rs b. 4 own o So'aen' o
"a
T E1S Il ,is % 4 70 01s Epa Dry Is to l. Little Ella
St,ns to % H gsasS TO T. Y S
lac Maid to /, Extra Dry to l. Li''7 III" !" -
Owen Golden 20 To l. ,,roo
ora,hv went of like bullet the all Of the nag, anu
soon had lead Of two engths from IAtia Dry ana Luz
Ella Tips,an got or badly. A. the signal was t'1"
stumbled and fen to his knees when put i'' "a. ~
the field broke away did not seem possible ina, i,
could ever get up with the leaders. but DE- c"' 'h' menu
down by ard rot home four lens'hS j" ''o'S
Homeopathy second two lengths before fl'1i''' uu
SECOND RAcE-rEEE HANDICAP. PURSE sovo
L. MILES.
E Conehlsen's br. G King Grab, by hinahsh1.r r.
Carlts yr-. III ~, ,SarMic3
6 Is; MSlr' saSlSs ir b. T. ca-tavsy o
p h. poiards ch c. ssl,ini. 4, 1os (sa,5 lo5)
W. c. pay's b. T. The Bourbon. aged. % lgar Pr
Keystone stable. b. Ten Gooker aged. lo7 Iay ya,
c. Wa bsams b. La5el.aon' 3 lo' 'Hei'e"
ne,,ing to wnKna ce 70 ,rc t. o 2 Ca,1y9 ,a
i Ten nookcr Is to L. I.srcluion 20 to ! co.,
awav II 3 70 ! Salyni T. /; The bourbon 10 L. Ten
Booker " l Iaiehmont to l.
She went out very biaveiy all alone opened gap Of
-four length, and made running for nearly mie when
having enough. retrel Casaway II was second foi
half a mile when he passed by SaNini Who i"a mo
the home,tretch head before Eric who had gradually
worked up from sixth place and hall length bo'e hins
CraL who had come from TIE IN the stretch these
two had the race themselves 1t was apparent TO every
one that Eric several pounds the better horse ad d.
ought to have won, fixed star could no more hnsh
with the sun than Warwick win Hamilton. Tho late.
sat down TO ride. and King ,h responding with hi7 Gus
tomarv spr, won by short head In the last stride Eric
second. three LENGTHS before 'asta"ay H.
THIRD RACL-PJEsk $500. 10 u ABOVE THE
SCALE. SELLING FIVE TrkLoNDs.
Bradford stables CD. .. Noon-ionr By iat,'N--
Empire stables b. E. INmc-' IT.. .,.J I,ss-'
IL G. Mlef-s en- tNi oa lr'ri,.n o.ni &
S T. (. ' 1an Ii foai' 1's'' T. Lnj Kiaqsy =
+ g. Ra!aP,sS. , d.,, '9G
v. c. Day's b. Lemon I'oo m = ,.r,g az 70 10
we.te.n Union stables br. q. Japhet lo7 IHior o
Daasead Slabe "a. D.. III az Gvai,on)
IT, Mecsrr.n, yr.'s b. e Monte cAr.,to ag~a 's Il
j. Hairs & CO.., ch .. cyple, 6. llC-. 'isonj Q
Betting to win-No6n Ds.1' to 5 EXPIRE, TO-
Anrl, Is % Jim cray to ose'G" ,5b no 70 To-
70 Gqd.a 10 to T. CS sae 70 t 70 5 20 to l. r6Soii
30 TO l. LoaaN 80 to Equality 100 to j. LNy h""e'
nssas t, S Eye II Is % g.
70 Golds cpRa 70 % J'Pnefi h5d 70 id H. .o
70 a'l e. 10 70 J. '''''''' % W
After deav OF twenty minutes at the pot owing
principally the an2i.ty OF Express to Get a"a' IN
front the fa- fen on a fair start. the hed being well
grouped and all motion. A. MIGHT have been ca
n~cted FNprcs, went Immediately and took up thr
running LILY Kinney and C~ccola being H. closest al
tencants The fayC1itc or rather slowly, but sooH
showed that he had ever confidence N himself as "Iuo''
hurry or hustle dropped his horses oae by one ul
when he reached the hon stretch he lay within striking
distance OF the flying leaders. Express pump himself
out at the end Of hai mile, but was stih struggling
xaljantlv TO hold lead when Jones picked up h'
,vhip and stopped Then he went to pieces ana
Moonsone had 10 difficulty In beating him hy two lengths
rxpress second head before America, Who came with q
en- burs, of speed at Fourteen horses were
withdraw. No bid lor the winner
FOURTH RACE-PAMEAPO STAKES TWOIEAK-
OLps. $40 EACH, 81 900 ADDED. HALF NILE
T. A. & A. Il. Morri,'s b. c. TERRIER by alarm
r d. McCoy's ch. 2. Capt. WAGNER 1IS ANA r-onj >
seoneth Warns b. &. Ecii~r. III i'fpNl s
q Walbaum's gr. Gray Rock, j j. iBrf3eh) y
nwvcr brothers b. G. Hcac sht lls M0seD q
4 A. H. Morris's b. I. Highland las. ~.
II Nccormiek,s b. T. Early Blossom 10. Flynn Q
" L. SCOTS Dr. Pestllence. lls III. IL. i'eWiJ
H. o'u"''' - tiIaywafd JrJ q
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