New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-01
FINE SPORT AT LINDEN.
LARGE CROWD GOES TO THE RACES.
s.rprsoys LuoK-A HORSE KILLED AND A
JOCKEY HURT.

JOCKEY HURT.
90 many special trains were required to carry
srs 70 Linden Park yesterday that the side
y.s near the gates of the course could not od them
md some were Obliged 10 stop on the main line, dis
ha-ce their leads and proceed westward 20 the next
.o,op II was a great crowd that turned ont, by far
,ne greatest seen on race track late in the
ICON Vet II the weather remain clear and bright.
=. in he much exceeded by the thousands that will
surn out To-Day
Thor. were some disappointments. In the first race
h h,okmakers entertained respectful opinion OF
hs Man ii the Moons handicapping that it was easy
=, 90, 10 better against every starter. Cousin
,sms who to possess unlimited quantities OF
sd vher he is in the humor TO try. won very easily,
,oins all the way. The result. however. might have
so.n dieerent II Nellie BY and Early Blossom had not
rons in collision and dropped out Of the hunt
Retinc on the second race III which GarriSon's colt
rsxt was a starter. had been going since O'Clock
,rsprsday afternoon. Nearly all the trainers tae
,rsek were interested In the possibility Of Text winning
and Garrison badgered by the Bill DAILY crowd
that he determined TO lay aside his dignity. ride the
eolt himself and win He spent the night in Turkish
hath reducing. Text went TO the post at TO l. got
al in the rear of the field went 10 the front in the
..,efch and in oanter by two lengths
Garrisen's horse Renounce the last race
inst az easily, but Garrison did not ride
him The snapper is in fine luck these days
svle from iassus and six other horses. The Trellis
,or soueezed home in front in the fourth race and
Guarantee won the nth. In the fourth race Audit
fell breaking her neck and of little Webers ribs
Next Monday the Linden Blood Horse Association
Will give a benefit for the Elizabeth City Hospital
and IN. orphan Asylum. Each bookmsker in the ring
will contribute 500 the clubs contribu
,ion will be 81 500 This is generous act
and should be properly appreciated A similar
benefit will be given by the NewJersey Jockey Club
when the Elizabeth resumed. The hospital
and asylum Will receive from both clubs not less than
Bah was on deck usual. 1t was not clam
bake but s 3 soae If hiI famous clam and
they left the track heapns blessings OH the old gentle
mans head
DETAILS OF THE RACING
FIRST RACE-FREE HANDICAP. so EACH. $500
ADDED 81 FURLoNGs.
s. Betting f.
W c. Viveu's B. h Cousin Jeens. by Ten
BIceck-Alce Harpe y's Nc US n srs cst e., .,
w. = Ia" ''' "A. cSvng;onj ii So
Empire Stables br. c. Maidstone, : is
Greenwich Stables oh. h. E'o, S, los
J. Il Mccormcks b. f Early Bio
y. Honiss c6. c. iirb ;. / 80 lwsee3 2o-i 81
Z j. Mellmeers b. T. Nellie b. v5c III, q, .,
Time-1:9
and Leo III. Withdrawn. AFTER repeated
breaks nag fair start, Cousin Joems in front
Maidstone second third Eoc fourth Cousin Jeens
SIT rang pace and never headed winning cevefN
By lengths, Glory head before Mabel Glenn
fsr,y in race Nellie BY and Early Blossom came in
collision, and both losing their Jockeys They
dropped behind the neld and never came up again.
SECOND EACE-swEEPSTAkES THREE-YEAR-
oLDs NoN-wINNERS OF $1,000 $40 EACH,
$500 ADDED. SEVEN FURLONGS.
s. Betting f.
NJ yTfre
Ho Sahi Bfol i c Dril1lc Whitley al -
NJ. bsgrett's Dr. c. JACK Rose, 100
Keystone Stables ch. c. MasteIlods,. l04...
E. F. Burnside's b. c. Lord Of the Haran,
c. Ii. Johr's b. spaalard 81 Necauley' COL POI
Major DAILY withdrawn. Lord Of The Hsrcm % ned
leugths and led to the malt Hire ne relsa IN
favor Of Jack Rose led into the homestretch closely
followed by Text last ulons Text came away and
won easily BY wo lengths Drzzle second hiee-quaerS oil
a length before Jack Rose -
THIRD RACE-FEEE HANDICAP. $50 EACH sIooo
ADDED. l-16 MILES.
3 Betting F.
L. stusrs oh. h stockton By sPe9a,art1S6 a.
po poST,, Siable . b. c. Cassus 4 III.
n.,,r en- h. Elyon ., % CG caSsSR5 15-i 81
y. H. Z. smiths b. IL Al barrow; !" , lo9 81
Housh bfoners b Forest King $40. go ,a-1 81
Written Brothers b. h. woodcraft, aged 90
W. Z Days D. c. thallty luSs d lOV,
A. j. SCOTS b. e. Gunvad, 3. 80 Cc@T: go o.
Time-1 :49ll.
Maidstone Ny Fellow. Reporter and Badge were win
dawn Forest KING and Charley Post made the running
for seven furlon:s when they passed by Stockton
who came away in and with tie greatest
possible length Csssius second neck oeioro
Elyton. who beat Al Farrow neck -
EOIr nth RACE-SELLING SWEEPSIAhES' IWO-
YEAROLps $40 EACH. $500 ADDED. SIX FUR
Bet se''"FEl
rs.ih s.ns & by hyiSS s.ssn So %
r. ]. HutchinsOn's b. C. Ketehum, 49,; 20 A.
Diamond Stables coo'esa fly iNs5.asy; .O-1 1a-1
c. F. sanders's g. f. GraylOcA 90. ~ A.,
r. McElmeel's en- c. Common Sense los; :, &,
$ W street. Oh. 9. Mr.. sass. SINE San, Il,
7 H. Mcoormiek's CHI. c. St. Patrick, los 20
W. C. Days b. +. Kate Clark, 1o2 6, Al
1.rp Stables b. vandyke NJ 100 S.,moi, .o-1 81
,.,..v Stable. Pisa Ally se fsteyensOa So-l 1O-1
I. ". shreves br f. EOme''a MlESSae;;rj POL 81
=. A. Jones's oh. (. Audit lo5 ;twetep ID
Fell. &,
v.,-.s and Graylock the head OF the homestretoh
-, -. don. The Trellis colt then came to the 'front.'
ana won By neck; Ketehum second necN ' 80 .s
Contes.a fny. There was eooo u-~ - 49, md one
b.cs.reteh and Audit fell breaking mgr neck anu one
Of weber's ribs .
rrpru SELLING SWEEPSTAKES, $40 EACH
$500 ADDED. 20 n ABOVE THE SoALh' IL
MILES s. Betting F.
G. j. ponovsns b h. Guarantee by ss st,p e "a
s:sSan l 81 dj.ssS@ -: 81 81
7. W shreve's g. Lynn = I9Soo;y,instonj l2-1 Al
n 7 Smiths he Kern.4. Ill (McDermot1o - -
@. w. Newtohs D. X 'uP Bender lo-l Al
l. sbields,s eh h. Little Jim. s. ~ 81 2-l
Tims-1 joS4
For seven furiongs Quotation. Kern ana uuarSeo "1u
n. race 70 Themselves the mare cutting OUT inc " "
ue sucNOn ""'ia -..., t..oro Ouctation Admiral.