The sun., 1890-05-13
OUTSIDERS WIN AT LINDEN.
THE BOOKMAKtRS SHOULD BE ROLL
ING IN T. LE.ILTH TL-DII.

DNisyrInn the Only Favorite 10 Get Homo
In Front-Thon-nnds of Dollars Lost on
lima B., Dinbio, Defendant, Gray Rock,
and Othcr Alrtirhts.
Many persons who went to Linden NcstCr-
day to SEQ the seven races down on the card
decided were sorry at tho close OF the day that
thoy had not remained at homo and saved their
money, Out ono solitary avOrite getting home
in front during tho afternoon.
That was Father Days Dhsyrnn in the
oroning dash ut five and half futlonG- nnd
his victory over kcnwood and salisbury did
not herin TO comucnsate tho talent FOR thcir
losses on lima Il, Defendant, Madeline colt,
Gray Rock, Orilinmme, and eEcho. Manola,
very henvly lacked. was us good rs loft at the
rost in the first race. lima b. was considered u
good thing in tho socond and she should havo
won handy enough but for McDermott's
waiting to draw n fine finish with Stevenson
on Clay Stockton. biablo heavily backed, too,
ran II miserable race. Old Enckthorn had
the mysterious injection administered to him
as he went % the post in the third and when
Monkey ChaIlie cut loose with him in tho
stretch theIe was only one horse in 1t. Early
birds got 20 TO l.. Blackthorn Thad Rowe.
and Lemon Bloss ON had the fourth race to
themselves from the start. the former win
ming under n drive by half length. Slumber,
tho tip for this event. was close third. Gray
Rock was IN immense favorite for tho raco Tor
two-y ear olds. with Dickens out of it; but tho
Sequence colt made all the running, and won
ns no pleased Lord Harry, who got Off very
badly. was n close third. and would haNo won
or run second had hc got away with The others
OrGammo carried tho hopes OF tho talent in
tho sixth. but Castaway II. took the lead at the
start. and successfully stalinG oif Stocktons
iush n tho cnd. Won by hall u length. Tho last
race showed how good Larchmont is Just now
C,prpf weight To all his nIlDnpntS, lp
over tho top OF them at the emf OF three-uuar-
tcrs o mile, and, coming on, won hands down
from Ke-Echo
THE FIRST RACE.
Dnlsyrian Kenwood ard Salisbury were tho
most fancied OF those that laced the starter in
tho openinE vent at l,ye and hall hall , iurI2pnGs. p
ers AT the drup OF the inG while Polly 5. and
Nlunoa were as good as LEFT at the pot Dnl-
nl the way home, the black geliing winning
by a length from Kenwood, who beat Salisbury
two lengths for tho place.
Purse 500 of which $3.50 to second and $50 to third
INK Hriy; % s%ssy Iii ba'yrian by nn!n"eaFaoon
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S"T9 SSy str b ;'eSsss my ,n %at1S
Post Rettng-AgRinst DHlsvran. tol; Kenwood $
ratroccs each Htpl; Polly si i2!oi Centura, lNso
geance 2oOtol
THE SECOND RACE.
lima b. and Diablo we're tho most strongly
ior'mer being rounded all over the ring by the
shrewdest men ut the track. lima H.. went
IN rG tbc rH n4 she Eao Eooked co Ee
running away until the upper turn where Clay
stockton left the bunch and set sail for her.
hlcDermott took things easy on the tavorie.
and Stevenson, porsoverigg to the end, won a
good race with the outsider by hall length.
pihblo was an Indifferent third, the rest no.
Free handicap for all ages purse $50 of which $3.50
fo second sns 80 to Ta m aS SnS steck,on bv Long
fellow Ida Gaines SIS stevenson ...,.,,'.
Gn.ss Cni9a si%Ss staSs BIAS baSo o.
laramatia. fi.hroy, Grimadi. Specially, and Brian
Pos, Be,,nS-AGsnss Inn i.sns 3 to s. Diabro 24 to l.
Hy SosSon s.ais, each 80 t. Wt Boru S to
THE THIRD RACE.
Defendant carried the bulk of the money in
tho t1ird race, but shotoyer, Umpire. and
Blackthorn wore all backed, the last named
being doctored on the way to tho post. Do
leaders for the first half. but once they were
straiGhtened out for homo Nerplanck brought
engths. shotover came strong in the last few
strides, and beat Defendant head tor the
place.
wm Br@|%s 6iE h thackthorn, &, by BramOe-vHlo
Tr%asy L S@o.Oysr .i.s.n I"s Ionss 81
M ns % sl So as s sn % HGTa .sdnf IsRa sso
ran.
Post Bettng-Aganst Defendant, to 3; Umpire. 3 to
4 thCiOys5mtoG; b%gktaoTn ,l; % to Monte Cfi;to
S1p' tssSrn @ xsdnG hT1Hdy $50 So Guy '
Ju!i4 Miller, each 100 tol.
THE FOURTH RACE.
The Madeline colt and Slumber we're
strongly tipped for the fourth race Mt six fur
longs. but the DAILY following, went on Thad
and 3Ss Tba fe hewe from ae
being headed. and winning und Ter u drive by
half a length. slumber was third only length
Purse s5o1 of which 500 10 second and $50 third
selling threeGHaItenTs n,.G q mile mile p.,,,u.
vserisn RnS = q beane1 "4a No"e W Luxe
R1ys b n fmSn si@@Fe PGs'Gm % 1rSh sS amo'oyl
Madeline, COLI GTyd. Jim Gates; Souvenir, arizona
f"Htts attSI and Facial ran 10 '''' 'ND'A e0"
Pest Be,,lngAgans T%S Msloiise liSiii col. to l. sum
9s don Edss to % Il jim 4n"d ..s sS~f f.s. SGs
~ to d l. "a Am'Fe n 4zHna gym Each G - e
!; The Doctor. 100 otoI.
THE FIFTH RACE.
Gray Rock was an odds on fayorte for tho
two year,old race, O., Gretchen ire and 4 Lord Harry
colt, Gretchen. and Gray Rock got the best Of
the flag, and with flozetta they made the run
Mug by two and a half lengths from Gray Rock
who beat Lord Harry, hqlf length f9r the
Of very badly.
third. for twoyear olds; selling allowances; fve fur
longs
ia9over Stables rOwhatan-sequence colt lo06
C. WaGaum's gr Gray Rock. IlS (BerRenj.
b. CadIgans b. Lord Harry, IFS (Fuster)
Foleita. Gretchen, Panette ty, and Alice May filly
also ran.
Time .O3I6
Post Bet,ng-FIye to on Gray Rock; against Grctch
en-, to Lord larry, 8 TO |, Sequence colt to l.
Floletth 10 to rlanette hly 40 to l. Alice May my
cot |.
THE SIXTH RACE.
The talent could not get on Orlnamme fast
enough in tho sixth race. CAstaway II. and
Stockton were next in favor bothcaTrying II ton
of money Castaway shot to the front at the
drop Of inc flag, and with GIenmound at his
saddleskirts they showed the way to the upper
turn. George Oyster and Ten Booker out OF it;
Once squared away for, homo Stockton and