The sun., 1890-04-29
GALA DAY AT LINDEN PARK.
MP AND TUCK RACKS IN WHICH HoN-
oRS WE'RE EQUALLY DITTDED.
Father DalJ's best Doy Downs ths Cracks
-Aorteaer's pon Ruasie UPsets the
Taisnt-BnlvIni Beats Erie.

Fether DaiJ's Best boy Downs the Crnehi
| -Aortensr's poA Punnis UPsets th,
Taient-ShlvInh Beats Eris.
A moro perfect day for racing than yes
tsrday would be hard to imagine. and FULL
$500 persons were present at Linden Wher
the bugle called the horses to the post for the
FIRST race.
1t was the closing day OF the fret division o.
the spring meeting OF the Linden Park Blood
Horse Association. and there can be no doubt
| as TO the future OF the course It 10 bound II
bo success.
The hackers Of favorltes were kept In tho
anxious seat all day. the outsiders dividing the
honors with those selected by the talent Gray
Rock, Golden Reel. and Tristan winning al
odds on. while Best Boy. Salvlni and Puzzle
were SURPRISES. Best Boys race was startling
proof OF the theory that two-year-olds have a
good deal the best Of 1t in races below the
scale. At long odds In the ring. and with but
"a pounds OF young Lambley on his back, this
| colt scampered away from TipBtaff as though
horris's colt was anchored Golden Reel was
played very heavily By the best judges on the
track and, after a tussle with Lisimony In the
stretch. she won handily enough. Gray Rock
won the two-year-old race, Early Blossom
peinR scratched, but Chatham was much the
best colt and should have won. As It was,
Gray Rock. Ely and Chatham were necks apart
at the end. Eric. another OF the odds on
favorites, went down heavily with his fol-
lowers In the fourth. In which selvini.
ridden % BY little Slack. was never headed. Gar.
him very severely in:the stretch. Sorrento ap-
pears 70 be Q rock counterfeit. Tristan played
While holss n boS TsH last d6ss
seead tS Ss hSvs Ave even the sGhte.s trace Of the
ShouRht Teragon was outcossod By Trfstnn.
but John HpGetns. the horses old trainer. dis:
ssanst the SON Of Gionss G ior ssoo FSe
ESe Il T%S ISi 10 to k
Ga oid mare a. 81 Puzzle. By Mortemer. winning with
%ss Udas tSe S 70 ipP SPd t%, SS sgains. her Ola
OF the stretch. -N
THE FIRST RACE
l., Tipstah was an odds on favorIto for the OPEN
ing race at five and q half furlongs with good
Sess BoS .oos The rShS ess
st nn me start and. opening gap in the first fur
two lengths While Tipsta oomine - stropa nana 9 y,
the end. was three lengths In front OF Bradford.
s Of sio each yith $500 added Of which
a,Sn e. npciy,s eh Best Boy. by Ten Broset-HiGh.
,,Sn Norris: sh Iip;iaa lie i&arrieiii
''AqO'nA hy IAEe 1%s and TiiiJ: Nor" Also
Po:s Be..inE-rive to on Tipstaa araln.. Bradford
'G iHgo TO Best Boy IsSAquenS nly each is to
THE SECOND RACE
The Excelsior Stables mare Golden Reel was
e warm favorlte for the second event at Q mile.
Sam Morse made the running for three quar-:
Lisimony and Golden Reel % headed Nor Morse, RSo WSo
can stop very last when collared. In q drive
lengths from Lisimony with Sam % Morse ge third' a
q lergth away. '-'.N'
isGGesrstaks; Of so each with $500 added of which
kTss,l0T stable. olden Reel L. t y spsndSris SnS n'
g. Morris1 b EiSmonjy. s. los Warwick,
RadotpS dnaEm0ay Sns ,i. E sam Morse 81
NSSs ncnyG to Go'n fas sS' Adis Hf1n; ssn
THE THIRD RACE.
:. Gray Rock closed the hottest kind OF favor
lle Tor the tWo-year-old event. but not a small
amount Of money went on Chatham. A 9ooI.
looking son OF ST. Blaise. owned by the Messrs.
pounds; The race was a good one from the
head Of the stretch between Gray Rock. Ely,
he last named at the head OF the stretch. "Ahh "Ah
Lnree % were ridden with whip and spur every
sara ,,,pa Go .he way home and through Hamiltnns
SUPERIOR )ockeyship Gray Rock won BY q short |
lecE. ELY second. the saIneiin front OF Chatham.
who was undou btedly the best colt in the race
toodby showed speed for three fur!onRs
dded q weeh SlOo to second $50 to third Of The
J, w1Panm,s e. c Gray Rock. by Bazes-Bmma H.
TAd:ns Ey lis tE;iSieiiy.::''
o''N' A''' 'A" Time OIL
Rs:' s M to 70 SooaSyy &c y SS against Chat
THE FOURTH RACE.
With Snapper Garrison on Eric. the heavy
'ettors tNor wth0uGht they had good thing. but
~ S0rfentS equal
avini. with J. Slack up. had some followers
I T. ~ to !. salyini and Sorrento made tho run
milo from home when Garrison set out In pur-
uit OF the leaders. Salvini settled Sorrento
= |. the the upper turn. and drawing away IN the
forts, ultimately winning by three lengths
'htlo Eric beat Sorrento length for the place
I Ii4s S9d Stn Sa. Of SlS. Il.
: T. Poilards CHI h. sAlvinL s. by sonuAuon-stsuA
Jim Mccormick and ocean also iran ran ''A''0f'
Pe: S Ts51i%H sHHrs, Il
TIE FIFTH RACE.
Tristan. Taragon. and Silleck were the only .
arters for the Nth race at q mile and six
ristan made all the running. Taragon being :
oso up to the head Of the stretch. and. drawing !
at the snd as f IN AnS s 81 hf % ES
s 'asa sSlla Sh saa 81 Slss iss
s,azsrs: 5: 4r,san' 5. ~ ol.n.lr-LA rrAv,ata
Norris ch b. Tararon s. lie swar:1icij..''...
r Downing ch, g. siiecI, I loo (FiynnI .. I
Time, l:as4. '' i
Post Betting-Fivo to 2 on Tristan; aRainst s,.cL
to #: TArARon. D toll q
THE SIXTH RACE. :;
Pericles. Battersby. Zulu. and Sir William
d large following for the last race very few T.
the others outside Of Shotover carryin1 anv -
oney. Battersby cut out the pace FOR three. a.
arters OF a mile. with Zulu. Shotoyer. AMI 2,
lzzle very close uD At the furlonR pole Puz- =,
drew out and won handily by two lenotba ~
,m Shotover. who beat Zulu half lenRtb Tor =
e place. q,
slng woepstAkss Of $40 each with $500 added n, "
ich SlCoto second. go TO third OF the stAFeS;
en furlongh .
BrsdeyS b b. shotovsr q S1U siacij. ij.':....,... ,S
W Pooles b. Zulu s2 Penny. ......'... 'a 4 a
ekewood Clay stockton, BAttsraby Psricies and Sir e
Nam AlsorAn nl
Time, l:S4[ la
ost BSttnR-AGAnst PericleG II to 5; BAttarahx n IL
!; Zulu, TO |. Sir William to Bhotoyer ~ i. IN
Stockton 10 toi; Puzzle, 70 tol lakewood Al
BACK AGAIN TO ELLEABETH. al
70 Crack Thres-ysar-olds TO Meet at