New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-28
{ RACING AT LINDEN PARK.
LITTLE JIM AND HIS NCoRRIGIBLE NATURE
suREE FAvoRITEs succEssFUL-BADeE HIM
SELF AGAIN.

SELF AGAIN.
Tho Linden Park track though dead and slow. was
IN capital condition yesterday and trainers were %
pleased with II that but few could persuade
TO withdraw their horses. Twenty two-year-o"s "e".
to the post In tie fourth race entirely 100 large ne
for Q safe contest on any circular course. ~ "o".
not have caused any alarming distress II the ieid haa
n.an divided Then we should have had two races
tnstesd OF one scramble Luckily there was no acc'
dent. The youngsters were soon In pIocess'oi.
strung out far That there was but h'''c uas0 VI
an interference. The start was exceiieh' ior % u'
ruly and so large q field The winner ,u"oa Wy ~
Nr. sands,s Kyre Daly-Trelis colt VINO seems az
lat after numerous disappontments to have s'rucK
= winning stride. He was the faVorite.
Another fayorite 10 win va, ladg". VINO capturco
tina FIRST race with his mouth opeh' reaching ior '''o
bridle Castaway ii, after long reureWeh'' Is VI
shape again. and, like Badge won WIN HIS mouth
omen The Abbess took the second race IN tic ceVer
. vo.sih,o manner and Clarendon. cast-Of fom tic
nSmont stable and now the property OF F. Z. McLcwee
= ~ the Ehrcts), rOmped home III the sxti' making
An exhibition OF Eolo Ballston Lavnia Bcc ana OUTFITS
All the friends and followers OF the Greenwich >toe
were on hand 10 EOlO win ana greEohs WAS 'heIr
1,s.nnon,ment over his defeat Eolos trainer made
. serious mistake In not engaging Hamilton 10 rae
the horse Hamilton Is wide awake. FITZPATRICK
who had the mount. rides so seldom these days that no
ts SADLY lacking In diligence and watchiulhess' ~
was plain to the most Indifferent observer thal ,o
thought he had the won before 700 rcacieo "''
head of the homestretch. for he taking life as cas-!
ss IL he were o distinguished guest al one OF i'aoS
cambakes. Clarendon shot past him before he WIS
aware that Clarendon was in the race. lie roue hau
enough when he got at 1t. bat lie so' l" -
entirely too late. Eternal vigilance Is the prco
Of victory. Internal indifference Is the P'"'
OF defeat. The trainer of Clarendon Is
Nett Allen, lately with Senator Hearst lie sent nv
colt t. the post In superb condition and amply NC
served his success.
The running of Little Jim has been the cause Oh
much weeping, wnng and ena>hng OF tee'h Oh '''o
American turf this year. When, oh. when snail VIC
see the last of this uncertain creature lie has
given his owner James Shields. bad reputa'i'h' anu
II he does not mend his ways there al certain eo'u
men and true who will be extremely sorry that the'
once signed petition praying for his r1h>'a'ei'i'
after he lad been ruled or. If Allen trd TO WIN
the NTH race with Little J.m noboay 81"
him. II was plain that all Little i'm wanted was
second place. and having secured tina; In the easicS'
possbIc manner he and !Allca subsidized! The judge
.usp.ciuus were aroused ard they made few modest
inauircs. Allen SAID that hi orders we're not 10 use
Tie whip. lie did not ,ay that "c mad been in,tuc,ed
not 10 use his hands Alien |, sad TO be 'n9oaehy
hune,t jockey. II Is cveh asserted 10y t0,c VINO hnoM
,'. Bu, Allen does ride some very peculiar
H. riding # Little jim va "tsb; a an L a
Tnc comfortable grounds were well Tiled with essc
spectators. Every feature "i ne maIatemcnt me-,
with tie highest approval Ho'"'hs was h'su O''
praise.
DETAILS OF TIE RACING.
r,Rsr RAcr-rEEE HANDICAP. 80 EACH. 500
ADpiD. si:VEN frEL"N">.
3 ne''" F..
John Mullins. b. h badge, hv TIE. N. n
L. Bo~n. b. +. Par, st. $ % -
H. {. Li>lnr.,oac'. ch m. rui1c {. -,
W c. bays CHI. G. Drum-iick. . -
Tlne-l 3.
Ar,or Withdrawn Had" wa NUT ont NJ th'
,,a,: m Drun>r' aud rushr coming t'-'i"r Ia Front
81 him !ar Wat :" prl NJ n" '"' t"h sal Gown
ana u"tl, ~ Eadg" -. int hi StiiG" tAri, H.
l.,.n g. NOV. hu up ir h> hu,>'> Nrr> !: aduai The
ho,~. lt;" uor' him"'lf "''"d IN the bii
d walked Over hi. oppncuts "a impr sNNe s:rr win
tinc q double pull hy half length P'ai 81 Sc
oid lengths bef"r" Punk.
kI,oxD EACE-SELLING SWEEPSTAKES THREE
YIAI.oLDs sio EACH. $500 ADDED. c. FUR
81 se''I"f f.
J. " JcGco,t's hr & The Abhss. br
Mort Incr- lid edrdr o. r. rloh q
Bowie aon"a'' CHI 6 St Il i.,i MI, Ia 81 50
L. C'cnsn.'. m. e Mid1i stone. % - 90
" G pay'. Oh Z Man! T. H.. 10, L,,a.lnr,' . $;
iio Oxen stall. Oh. c. Ha"'"a'. ia .,
} II. Mccormick. b. (. BESSIE h ~ -
H. wa-nAc 4 Sol's Lad Jsn colt IL.
Kcrpand FernwoOl Sduand =. XVII" H. and ral'id"
WI. wi.uirawn. Mamie b. followed To- 81 lanes ani
Rsncoca- madr tn runnn- for half mil M'dCl"Sh'
eropred so far back ta, hr seemed hoI-l'>y ont of TN
rarc and the b" said Of The A"br>N' va" Wa
,tt,n from tn. start In the honestrrth thcr' WAS
general Of ranks. The Abiss coming i"Nal WIN
Startling rush aud taking the lead from Mani H. Al
the furlole post st James made bold i'd for the prize
hut The tih.>> hat him hen" by neck ~ Ja"> wv"
lengths b. int, Middles;one. who h1t Mani" B h"ad
Manric II. ridden out The wnnf was bo'P"
IN for sl,105.
THIRD EACE-FEEE HANDICAP 800 EACn' S''ooo
ADDED. ONE NILE.
81 ne'''% f.
Beyerwyck Stables 4 c. Castaway IL. by
Octcast-Lucy Li>$. yrs lcO NJ, 20
IL. T. Baker. ch m. Nevada. ). TO- ,l :sar % a.,
Il. iV @eKanc's en- c. Ira,h,nan;, !, 10.
br h. NcVorSyyrfI; ,i,n9 1SS 12-l Al
4. J;Say5's eh. g chrsaoahe ;kl, iSl 81 -
A. Lakeland's en- H. Quotation > 10 :.
Time-1 4i'.
pcmuth whitcnosc Badge and Puzzle were withdrawn.
Quotation and Castaway were the leaders for half I0ile'
then Nevada went tn ont and showed the way Into
the leading Casawar by neck at the tangent
ca.away then ali~pied " be beaten, but Stevenson got
him In tho middle of the track. where the going was
Good and hc came and won ccvcrly bv a length
ond half Nevada seeond. length before Cflcksman
TnrRTu KACE-SELLING SWEEPSTAKES. TWO.
vE.K.oLps $40 EACH. $500 ADDED. 5la FUR
LONGS. ~
ST. III.
W. H. sands's -. by Kylle Dali ,'E,-, l., g.,
r j. Hutchinson ; ca. c. ketchun, 80
, H. Mccormick Oh. C. ST. fatris@. 9s %
- - r.. FivnnJ SOL S0-l
s. W. Street. CHI g. Mr. Sass. 90 car 1;4, .,
w. H. Hansons br. C. W. b. H., iOo . ~
W. iN'A''' " - weber O lo-1 81
Madison Stables b. Clutches lo,,...o ~ , -
l. w. " " tMdglryJ 0 30-1 1o-l
K ~ ''''' " (CoVingtOnj 6-l 81
Jersey Stables Pisa ny. 1902. Clayton 60 81
w. &. Days b. Kstc Clark ~, N On