New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-24
A RACE THROWN AWAY.
voryG HAYWARD'S BLUNDER AT LINDEN
PARK
rornuAN WINS AGAIN-THE REJCVENATED
SALISBURY IN A ROMP-cAPT WAGNER
GETS HOME IN FRONT

GETS HOME IN FRONT
The surroundings at Linden Park are so attractive
.rd the desire of the ASSOCIATION 70 please the public
| - n.plfested in 50 many ways. that 1t is not at all
nrisinr TO hear the spoken Of on every side
4, terms OF the highest praise. There are but two
features that provoke criticism. The first Is the pre-
valence Of dust A watering cart wouid settle tha'
in half an hour. and the expense would be but tri-
ming The second the unsatisfactory train service
-. ,,,,c, 10 cvnectcd of the incompatible Pennsylvania
RAILROAD that each shorcoming is magniiicd I'M
rcn.ely Race gocrs like 10 be humOrcd. They arc
an impatlcnt people and fret nightly under restraint
II /. wrong 10 cOninc them in station TIL trdll
l. made ND. and moro wrong 10 keep cardoors locKeo
while hundred, Of men and women struggle Oh tne
platforms II is only necessary to call Mr. CRAWFORD
attention 70 thee evils in order to have them rectlhed
Immediately.
highly satisfactory attendance witnessed some
fair racing Yesterday. Salisbury vastly improves
since he ceased wearing the sOmbrc color' o. B'ooA
dale walked home in the first race, SIN iurlones' Ill
I :I6. beating an ordinary field in st. Johh Lo'le
Addle and Lee Chrl-ty. lie carried 124 pounds ana
was an overwhelming favoTtc.
CAPTAIN WAGNER with only % pounds mp won the
second race by short half length which in another
.tiie would have been reduced to less than nothing
AZ he was stopping very fast aud strykc was closing
.apidlv Defendant was unequal 10 the task OF ao
| compli.hng ANYTHING with II pounds more than lie
carried to victory on Tuesday. Your Uncle William
DAILY came near having good thing In Emily carter
at 20 to /.
The third race wa an exercise Gallon for Fordham.
one 10 four wa the best price Ohanablc in the rng
but even that was finding money II Is unfortunate
at the condition, a the are su'h as 10 MAKE
them mere callops for horse, like Fordlan. salisbury
and lima b. \ change would result IN larger l>ts Vi
entries.
Through the folly Of an owner and the caleessne's
| a y lost
,nouia have won it, urone from he finish tristan an:
! running well within himself. young hayward sltthg
PERFECTLY still had the race at his mercy lie had a.
~umed commanding lcad ana 'FrY oppu,,eena ~,
lrateu II a sci OF harness u name stlht tha
| he would nn,h lu front. Hayward Wa - confident
.in,l,r c,ud' ZION, mad done before aud when GRAY
Dawn with lat dcspairug effort sprang beside MN
he had not sufficient strength and skill Ia pun tristan
io..fhcr aud hrlp him nn,h tray Dawn won by half
, l.,rth TIcr,. il no question II Young HAYWARD
d. a., r..r,in the battle hui hi, Io., of the simply
Slow, tic lollv of putting up such youugser on a
hnr-. that requires mans force 10 urge MN &" III,
best effort IN fnish. ON the strcnSth Of his second
! IN Rsd.c AT Elizabeth on April -. GRAY Dawn VIZ
made the favOrc. though he carried twenty pouhd'
| morn than On mat occasion
iItlc Jim captured the fnh race after bruislng
finish. Duplcity the favortc. colapsins AT tie cnd
"f i've mrlonc-. colt by Mr. Pckwick ont IF In.
ttr'.t Won the a-i race dash for two-year od.
The Jockey. Horton and Nurthcr wcre -usncnted or
a. onaie, viewing the situation. has decided that
he cannot Afford accept the onsr Of Count E'ternaly
~ d, I'm Austria Hungary thi- season AZ guaranteed
! -allr, Of 10000.
FIRST RACE SWEEPSTAKES. 40 EACH. $500
ADDED. SPECIAL WEIGHTS. SIX FuHLoNGs.
II J. paiv'. b. p. salisbury. BY s,onehcnre-Jnliota
T. Llo,i- ,h 3 ioha. .gs1 ~ ia .iIo'ito9g) 2
| L. " Wensri,. ~ Lltle Adds. T. llo fnI ~ ID,
nyersy,N sable. C.. Lee chri',y. - =
r.no- 70 s,i..i 1,9'l IT, t. s., John to l.
L',e Aes.. 20 20 r.. ,ar'ty e ,o.o ,os t,,.,.
Aat.r 70 D. I,- chrl.,v 70 s.
I,,la ,dis o,s.-i delay u Tn minutes at me post
DIR b.Aa,o- o.. az exceedingly unadilAe 81 John was
m font whom ihe r1r fI salisbury second Leo 'hr-tv
r.rt LIRE. Abide last. IL i.-- ul'n dozen strides
salisbury u4- JOB t, lead and rho race was over Doane
ro,I not persuade him slow enough 20 make "ven
tie snban.e r,cc and no won. pulled almost 10 =
ua'k Us iro lengths and haf. - John. hard ridden
.rr,nd 4, length before Ltre Addlr who beat Ice
Chi.--y h.r q length. Horton who rode st. John wa"
| .'.-u-ni~d 'ir rect ~ t'e week.
| SECOND SWEEPSTAKES $40 EACH 500
| ADDED. SPECIAL WEIGHTS FIVE IvKLoNGs.
/ g. 70 MEOW OBJ. e.. Cap, WAGNER, by G-"9' Tom
~li.. " Nsfy. sI- - n go. .------...J >ia'@
| e. - b,i,.. nr. : iloly ca't'r. >. o. ,ear en =
l ,,,r, ,h f. by sl~aathan Maggie Il lo9 .
Umpire Stable. b. O.. Trc-uc g. ~ ,Alder-oa) o
! D.. Nrtn'. go. INtf4tssn ., ~, nhsH n
#. laughin nom.f- D.. g. NMi'tt g. 10 Nn,t,hr2 o
Noting TO v.n-Cal, .Warlcr ovens, s,ryke 3 to
- D. Tr--u. ~ 20 M4sso O. My 30 TO l. Christine 90
o. . w,s,acr =, = to + S,y ss,ot. to
| t :. Ife-t. 'o Maggie l.. my lo I" l. Christine 10
inrg ,,.,.f s.v qai,f on hcr feet -prans of ia the
bond u.. '. fit f. ani -'. lively pace. Ir'stle was
..t.i ~fffae ,I-d Capt Wlrener fourth. The captain
Immediately so -,n Tor Eniif cart'' and succeeded IN
0.-r h, 20 head - the homrsref'h. down which h"
am. on ur ran Win "a lead u iensth S'fyke. who
h.t fallen n plc 10 the fpfons. came forward
steadily under r. rc.n. rc and in the -tsetOh
challenged capt. W.-eaef. II seemed all mp with th"
rr.olI hlt lr managed o. squeeze homo DJ shyr
s.. I.nn ~fffke second four lengths before Emily Car
,r NHr, "a. iider OF Nai'tt va, suspended for the
,,-' = ta~ year.
lnINp RACE SWEEPSTAKES $40 EACH, 5000
ADDED SPECIAL WEIGHTS. SEVEN FUR
S. ln,-,'- eie b. lordiam. by ra-'uo- s'ng.r yse.
3D. oe..a con. n ~ Ia. 6a.'ar - t. io 'iio,,oa} 3
r.,tar 20 uln-foriasm 10 :. Ny Fellow to .. The
'' n .'' ,'. f'' ipare-Noa.
r.i. $500. l-t. mnr. Dan an exercise ralop Tor Fod-
fsu Ar.r permitting ~ Fellow to lead on sun'ranc'
JOB Aof nir hn strobe over hu winning In can'er by
ir~ rnrih.. 81, Fellow second twenty lengths before
~, Doctor. Tanner w'- "nhara"".
forrIu EACf SWEEPSTAKES SO EACH 5000
ADDED. SPECIAL WEIGHTS. H. MILES.
ooren s. r.r'es -. O.. tray Dawn. BY I'iiict, MARY
l.. stuart. D. 10. Tristan. %. TO ,,.. hI'ywah -
q HNto..Isnd' b. e. Lori r,si'n., 81 Csr9nD
" e. pays b. - KIM MOL, d 'L""oey
n. @1s To- loa 'T P$T S@s ve s 90 to
l.'-fInr fos pa.e-t,ray Dawn To- . 1rs',n esens
limit q. 90 l. Lord Ps}ton 20 >. King Volt a. 20 l.
io. H.. remained IA his bo>. Lord Pcvton and Ham
LET bv refusing 10 break with the Others caused delay Of
fifteen minutes the post. when the fag ell cray Dawn
ua, slightly IN front Tristan second, King Volt hnd
tnc others close a. and all In motion King Volt At once
went ont the pace and for seven uronr, kept In
front Lord Poyton and Hamlet att mating In second
place Tristan fourth cray Dawn trailing. A. they cam'
| into the stretch Lord pcyton and Hamlet at kne
vo, shoulder. but when -tr'shten'd out Tristan cams
away, young Hayward Siding perfectly still. and assumed
. commanding lead. Bringing everything else 20 whip II
Wa 10 T. / Tristan at the furlonF pole Gray Dawn
,.. li.n and srcmcd nothing else 10 fear. Hay
ward Jr sat down quite At his ease. Suddenly Gray
Dawn vita final desperate slur', spnng forward anc
colar,d him. Hayward aWokc and sct TO work with al
hi. might but rad not the strength and skill TO pull
h. mount together and get him going again In time :,
ave. ia. day. cray Dawn Won by half length; Tristan
econd four lengths before Hamlet who beat Lord Peytor
a head
| rn+ru EACF-SlIIING SWEEPSTAKES. $40 EACH
500 ADDED. ONE MILE.