The sun., 1890-11-15
OUTSIDERS DAY AT LINDEN.
sTOVAk RULED OFF FOR sUsPTCT0Us
RIDING ON MAJOR DALE

RIDING ON MAJOR DALE
vsnaai. q 10 20 4 shot, wins the Hses for
-orsy lost. ss IS TO 4.
Deats the Two .Yese. OLE Favorites -
Dau nenis's Colt Iias =. Gets There.
Several surprises wore In store for the great
catherine that looked on the iaces at Linden's
popular track yesterday The regular attend
ants who know how the racing has been con-
Quoted BY the managers. were surprised to
learn that verdict Of euilty had been rem
dersd against the club on tho charge OF keep
ing q dlsordsrly house; but they we're reas-
sured by the calm way In which the members
discussed the situation and the announcement
that the case would be carried 10 an apreal,
which will 10 takcn In the Supreme Court In
Trenton next month.
Tho sport orened with free handicap. dis
tanoe seven furlones. When It became known
that Clarendon Was scratched Chesapcako. Al
Fartow. and Young Grace carried great denl
Of monev. AL Farrow and Glcnmonnd made
the running In tho first quarter. Chesapeake
taking the lead on the far turn and holding 1t
to the Anlsh. won easily by a'length and a half,
Young Grace getting tho place BY two lengths
from Glsnmound.
The second race. mile dash for three-year-
olds. was knock out for the talent Prince
James wns an even money favorite. but Major
DAILY was backed for many thousands OF dollars
ct an average OF 4 TO against. Successor and
6auander also being we'll supported. Decker
bad the mount on vandal. . 10 to I shot Get.
psss SSs AMI swry y.s s psSr 81: sssdd IT, &
asn 6y stoy Ss eSss snFd a. fhs hs.
VIII VIII no nod daylight bstween The three. Major
DAILY held the same position on entering the
seventh furlone. and the surprisse OF his & back.
ss.ss!|sa,!y lss The y Ia Ss sEsy: ..sy
Eauander. with MAJOR DAILY fourth. An in.
o. the dng q 81. in
reduced hAR'1saP 10 between s a9a and
odds on bsas boEs
front Of The faS%rs q Nag bu ,aisr Msior
By s fensth at TT the t1 ouartsr. increasing ihe
lead in q tue hoImest,Ssteh Raymond G. won In
Tie talent got II In tho neck in the fourth
% r. r.. fss , xss hs
aGaS Loo S!ps SHOT. tG set the
pSSs s Il \ r.:sE5ss fssS:s fs% 's Tho hs.s0'ss
Tide we're al heavily backsd az NJ, pamed ip the
sd nade the isa rann!ns run. so to
bound coming n the last hall iuTiGSne n, ic fol,
lengths, Puzzle secoud, neck in front Of
Lynn.
Hoiri each being heavily backed to win. Pitts
bargh iht, The anlet booklnaker, stood to win yin
line first. SluGgard made the rnnning to the
UPPER turn where Hub s. tosk It Hp n
THE FIRST RACE.
Free handicap At go each with g. .ddsi nt which
4. j. ioynsr. Oh. e. Chesapeake 3 by St. Blaise-sus
'ss9ss ID 4 'Ss'"xs'Ss S"u's Grace o.,eioj
s..s S'iS S,ss .s :i:S
p..,,,,.,.,,., CT. Tim. i;'I to s A. r.rro~ .x
.as Ssass s;ss. tsl: fsrr,. King g o'sn
THE SECOND RACE.
Sweepstakes OF $40 each with ss =. added for three
;.s"n sy S1f 81 ,nr4 sSSsn SSs %s s
f.y;'ss: si.S:: 81 M..s.oss., G1,idsi:s5
Major niy Ma.n Ee.ding. Successor, spendall and
Prince James '''o ran Time, $50
pay Ea"ss :ss"
tMs v.nd.l each io TO i; spsndslL IS to Ii Matinee
THE THIRD RAcF.
Free handlcsp at $40 each, with 81 or adlsd Of
S,ch $40 10 second and Soo to third; mile and fur
Vi. Lake anhs en- G. Raymond O.. 4, by Eous-Ninon.
Housn Br': l. c. biis;ti. 49, iD.cieD."..
.Pst:inr-rhree to on Raymond O.: ,ol against
THE FOURTH RACE.
which 30, aud 81 TO third for twoysar:ods
G.f. sanders Ct. t. Gray Lock by stra.ford-vic-
Nsnov-r ss.hss Narcotic fiy :;iG Ha6i.:.:..:
w. ssns.h 6. 1rsIswooa. S.tr os.el.ol
y ss:th%% '''''' 0''
,r sso% 70 :" 4o%s'., 81 - %.ss: ~ k.sss%
ss" y Gss 81 in's k.. IL Pey.on s
THE FIFTH RACE
e % ts for al .Sd &C sd
~ It,as.toss r N; faz,t + iiti;Isersnj .""::
~ s2Ss &c. TO: s D1s' dundee '''
Dai'y bS as 1910 i1Rs
THE SIXTH RACE
s",ixsss i,i nuosr by onond.s.-squar',
Ssnnias;s ~. na.tsed 3 Jos ijon.:i,'
~.ys s.-se II hGS sS ,.o "a:
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81 :s%' hsa9 s': IFS
Entries for Linden.
To-,iay's programme !or Linden is unusually
cooi for this time OF the year, and there will
undoubtedly he q large crowd In attendance
al the pretty track whom Tho bell rings for the
first event. Cousin Jeems may land the open
ing c,en,. with Clarendon second. and the
second maS be won BY Zencbin. with Golds:ep
second. .linym.nd g; and Wilired may do 10
II The fourth Martha Wastington and Dictum
look most promising, Martin Russell and nd
won BY Major Domo with Eclipse second.
Ffrst Wace-fres handicap At sio each. with $500
ADDED for all ages; six and u half furiongs
Dr Rasbrourk .,....... 90 Nelly Bly........... e5
IT John. ,.,,-....,....lOi Cousin Jecnls.......n3
Char sy Pnat ........nO MAJOR ION. 100
thepApeAk 10 Text sS
Navel Gs,in bb Hub s.................. po
MAuerson ri Houston. Sl
Clarendon ..,.......ilS Eoo o................ioa
Second Rsce-Seiiing sweepstako at $40 each with
Adj dad Inrf fXn.Y f.nl IA .Rix xIurl1d