New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-11
GONE TO MEET DIABLO.
ORIFLAMME BADLY BEATEN AT LlNDEN
PARK
Az AFTERNOON Of HIGHLY INTERESTING SPORT


AN AFTERNOON Of HIGHLY INTERESTING er0"-
BIG FIELDS AND HEAVY BETTING
orinammc has gone TO meet Diablo Ills perioru,
ancc at Linden lark yesterday IN inc se'o"u .na.
very Disappointing. quite as disapp ,'nt ' on
Of Diabo the day before. In MS p'e"' .,a,
no captured nobody as he gallopcd GOWN '"o So w.,
with considerable friction but the puoho p' n.u ,
,ever,beess sending him the post decidcn iaVore
NJ 10 3. Toward the close OF the betting '''o quo"
lions were very unsteady, the booknahcfs ono "a'o,
another cautiously putting up . TO ., Only " ""'
Themselves forced 10 cut 1t down again 10 10 DE-
II was plain that majority oi '"oi
were not much afraid OF the gray 'asV
away III was regarded the dangerous element III inc
race and his stock ruled firm AT 10 - iis'a''
carried good deal Of money al to . while paragon
at6to vas literally and confidently backed by those
in the know The race is described below Tristan
r.u ridden must have won In six strides he
wouId have won, Notwithstanding bad jockeyshlp.
young Hayward repeatedly makes the mistake OF
sitting like hump ON log when lie ought 10 be
at work. lie seems To learn very slowly
Wonder If he ever will make Jockey
OrNamme was beaten at the end of seven
f,rlongs so encctually beaten that Anderson could
elicit no response when he asked him the question:
The horse may have been short of work. lie acted as
If lie Furthermore he struck himself several da
I with all reasonable excuses In MS favor he must
improve nightly If he is 10 have any chance in inc
Erooklvn Handicap. lie and DiablO and Castaway
H. three candidates meet tomorrow. Wit and see
how they acqui themselves. The track was very fast
The other contests were interesting and large
crowd Of race sGe r GN n t he 1ace AZ to
made his and all his owners friends rich; ~
n and S" that st. hf pSr mas phe be
ct loose SO it tmiled out coreett an; ana RING me-
The jockeys stevenson and Flynn were fined Sl0
each for being late AT the scales the owner OF frousi
Rodgers was fined $40 for Working Kasscn the wrong
way of the track, and Day suspended for week
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST RACE-PURsE $500. MAIDEN Two-YEAR-
OLDS. HALF MILE
NJ T. DSSnlnsI 6 b f Umpire Kelly by puts
wa9aum, br clandpS lcS SeaF 1oth IBTFsf
wv. DOohue)
Adde L. Kitty b. Puzzle 4 Miss s W pGose E Fnr
XIV BetnS TO win~UmpiTe Kelly Il to I. Claudne favor
ie s1 to- 70 = N'''S COW 70 l. '''O'l " ''''' ~
ne RS eo sot Sy S'SS%'
After tiresomc delay post in the Of which
there were many breaks. each OF which the Relay
colt ran the flag fell ragged start Favora
leading the Relay colt second Umpire Kelly third
Claudne fifth. In the to the furlone Umpire key
gained the lead opened gap Of two lengths and showed
the way home winning in the easiest possible manner oy
three lengths; Csudine, ridden out second two lengths
before the Relay colt. who beat Favora length. Inc
winner had in his previous races as the ovia
colt fact Of little consequence which the programme
omitted TO state. He until recently the property OF
W. l.. Scott
SECOND RAcE-HANDICAP. PURSE $50. 1''
MILES.
e. b. Mcrrs's CHI h. Tarason by sta'foTew dI2wick
L. stGaTts r. Tristan, 5 Hq ,C rRu5 mn
Davis Halls or. h. Oraanme, G. His And h@n
S ~ DsyS sT s sS e. MsSto 8 a5 cboad
Ia S ba Sqe eh sF r "a EieEc a6
BETTING to wnrara i'ny to J. Tristan ca;taway
II to . ornsmme Gsvorc to d B "a - 10 l.
BctnS for Tristan cvs9s cssss
way II to D. 9 Or risI ie 30 H to ~ " '
Martin Russell salvinr King Idle, BONANZA ana Ao-
miral were withdrawn. \ fair and prompt suaf' was
made, Castawsy III in front Passing u'e S.anu ~
led by neck Eleve second neck before Tramp Master
lode fourth Taragon NTH Bella sixth OrihaHme Iast'
AZ the quarter Eeve took UP the running anu WIN N'n
away in second place and Ta,ason in third remained eas
In front for half mile having had enough he beat
. retreat Castaway was willing to cut II too but BUM
kept him to his work by vigorous driving. Nearing u.
hcod ~ the stretch Ornamme and Tristan moved up put
Taracon anticipating their approach passed INTO inc 'Sa
d for ,uronr kent beyond their reach. Then nc tired
badlv and was falling back when smart cut % tle WHIP
caused him - shoot forward Al the same ion''".
Tristan strobe up the rail with sweeping s'iue' anu
C,;y wards from pos' sent in his challenge IL came
TOO late however as Tarsgon lasted long enough 70 GET
home in from: very weary wnner'by hall length IN
ten wards more Tristan must have won TO certainty
nrira called on cOulu MAKE no I'Sp""7'' ~
was beaten before struggle in the stretch began ana
nil Andersons efforts -he finish proved unavai
ing Castsway, two lengths behind tristan, D'a' "e
Brooklyn Handicap candidate three engtns' ofnahnes
Performance was about par with tina; OF Diabio on
Friday. -
THIRD RACE-PURsE $500 SELLING. e'2
FURLONGS.
da,a Mefo gn9 b. e. HG@;Son BY hyLe R
4 = MsPG s;ass eG Dr. M MG T.
49, >.doiin col, Rcnralinc Slur1ber.
ALGEBRA seldHg Spsa,y Wa5Ts Doodle T9s Doctor
Allen ,i ApShT IT, nMnMonsooH Gavoritc 10 ManOla
G 9o,sr to 70 0 Msnca a. t TO i t. Re-
Echo ! TO s. Giostcr ii to J. others TO GO to /
The Mandolin colt and Nanoa made the running 70 the
stretch Monsoon lying third under stout pull In the
stretch the favorte and won in common cant"r
by half a length. Flynn drawing fine finish as an en-
enlargement Manoa who came IN second three Lengths
before Re.Echo who beat Sumber four lengths. No
bid for the winner Maia. Hairsprins. stephane and
Village Maid did not start
FOURTH KACE-PURSE 500. MAIDENS. SPECIAL
WEIGHTS. 52 FURLONGS.
NJ j. Days ch. Amboy, by Long Taw-Gencairn,
BcscSnsileld stables g La grippe 8, 1l5
Dwyer BIOS b. EAt Ta Dry .3o1 li'(Neoermo'0 3
N.Y. E2ss@f aen AT Melssor H ed
Hornet Hyperion the Nec Sterling colt also ran
;os e n d,Sf. 3 q % 100 r1'1a
Esl hS'' b4y ios pa ATcSas to Others y
La Grippe track the fan of the nag and led
within few strides Of the post when Anboy came up
outside and beat him by head La "rppo
second head before Extra Dry, who beat ArJ'itect
FIFTH g f ESi 81? ce CURSE .c
FURLONGS.
G. B. MorIss sh Tip'tsn. by Rayon do11yerdiGt
w II Briggs or. b. I'rodIgal 8, no tMe peraott
II. Lewis's ch h. Martin Russell. 4. So. (ClaytonJ
" Tmc-1 %.
Kasson Cassius Gcnmound B.ss. Pelham, Joe Lee,
T;rinsd!, bohemian and Brian Boru also ran -
Netting win-TpstaN fsVorite to 3, Martin Russell
lG 10 Joe to l. Cas,us to other. u to 60 TO
for nj. o D > =,
tin Russell TO D. Joe Lee 70 J. Cassus TO j. others
@ to 20 % !.
(lenmound made most Of the running, but In the
stretch Tipsan came away and with ridiculous ease
by three lengths Prodiga second head before Martin
Russell, who beat (,lenmound head Prince Howard,
ST. John Caspar and Bessie X. were withdrawn
800. ~ A