New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-14
RACING AT LINDEN PARK.

RACING AT LINDEN PARK.
THE RIDER OF BLUE JEANS CALLED UP.
AN AFTERNOON OF ORDINARY sPoRr-rHRED
HAvoRITEs SUCCESSFUL.
Nothing Of startling interest occurred to vary the
monotony Of some very commonplace racing at Linden
instructive the track in poor condition and tho
contests throughout too onesided to create
excitement There was not single close finish
The winners afar of. Three favortes In the
botng two second choices and the other was AN
outsider. In the last the judges thought they
smcled rat. so C. Hill. Jockey unknown to fame,
who had the mount on Blue jeans recently calico
Kasson, was summoned to answer sundry questions.
After taking his interrogatories Colonel simmons anu
Dir. Mcdowell allowed him to go In peace Ihey
ntmated afterward that there would be an invesuss
ton. but probably that Is Joke. The time 70 IN
vestgate crooked Immediately after the race
Is run. Any postponement Is nonsense ana ions' ~
only gives the persons suspected Of fraud ali oppor
tunity to conceal everything II Kasson or Blue jeans
his owner trainer jockey was not waihins -
the straight and narrow path on this OCCASION in,.o
date and positive action should have poem '"Ao" ~
those in authority our judges. unfortunately are no'
men Of action. They are lacking In initiative. my
vacillate They love their ease too much. we "ah'
Stanley yes dozen Of him, 10 open up 'i'e u'nse'
sunless iunges Of fraud on the turf rfornance
judges may have thought OF Blue Jeans Nothing strange
in TIE amazing Improvement shown py sissari 81
xs RAYS and ds the ssss q be
estimated Sa,S u pounds in excellent FORM and all his
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST RACE--HANDICAP. $40 EACH *ooo AooHo'
FIVE FURLoNGS.
s. Betting Fl
w. T. sp..,s. b. slshs. BY on %,ssss,3, a -
s,s s'i:. S sss 200 sA' h. Eoo g. ioS
A. rhanpson. b. {. Mabel Glenn. Ss,.SSa,o.;a 81 "a.
J. R. Ross b. e. Kitty Van. es:..
9. J. MsE.nssr. b. I. Nellie eli; S ~ -
0. 'x1s 4. Hong; ch T. Xdds H. 5, CO..
W. c. p.y'. Dr. h. Ballsson. &, iCc,;.yyo W - ,
g. B. Norr'' Oh C. TDss. q 6eTlas,oa; 8, p,
N' s.n Ss7ar y. c. Ha dnss COL soi
"N i0' Time-l :oya.
The Myopia niy withdrawn Mr..
Caldwell dropped the nag excellent start, Kitty
ysn sllghtly 'front.' Tpstan second. Bithe third the
others close up all molten. Bthe shot forward
ut once track made the whole Of the running
and won in possible by two lengths
Eoo whipped out, second. half length before Mabel
Glenn.
SECOND RAoE-swEErsrAKEs MAIDEN TWO.
YEAR-oLDS. $40 EACH. $500 ADDED. SPECIAL
WEIGHTS. SIX FURLoNGS.
8 Betting Fl:
v. To,.,: Oh g. Patrick BY St M sIsss ID a.
A.1s Rif ssss.s; = Dls.sn is !s;% -
E. J. McElmeel's ch c. Common Sense e,n LII a., >,
w. c. Day's BIZ. .. Kate Clark, JOS;
,.,,n s,.N.,., v.,av.. !, }covina'on' IL 90
. x..,,, an, ~ e DsrT TI al s-7
rol esls :A b. M siS%pai a. H 81 81
Dictum went on in front at lively pace closely at
tended by Kate and Rumpus and made the running
into homestretch Here St Patrick with long low
sweeping stride came through without the slightest
effort by three lengths Dctum second neck oeiors
Common Sense.
THIRD RACE-HANDIoAP. $50 EACH, $1,000 ADDED.
ONE MILE
g. Getting Fl.
John nS1's: r. sffss p 14s Ss: ss Out
W. r. Jones: b. G. nsllwood. l 4 lSs a Out.
u.1 ssds ss took ss sss n FL in
FOURTH RAcE-sELLING SWEEPSTAKES. TWO
YEAR.oLDs. $40 EACH $500 ADDED. FIVE
g. Bs''P Fl.
ss9s: Mad los sfsy1;ss 3 TsSsss Out.
~ & PSs sS:rS r. .f 3. z EMO
pis@ssa s sssSis's oans s ny
"S' Time-i :o4s..
simroek. auildero and Treliswood were Withdrawn.
Lepsnto got OF slightly in front, but Immediately
passed by servitor led all the way home, winning
by lengths Lepanto second, two lengths
before Zenobia. No bid for the winner
FIFTH RACE-sELLING SWEEPSTAKES. $40 EACH
800 ADDED. 6l FURLONGS.
s. ne''inffi f.
F';Sy!'s1 sssii Prince ss"fSs <
az lsI'ovv - I -, M pin.on %
D. 4. HoSis; b. H. Carnegie. aGsa o SSlj; s., a-1
Keystone Stables b. Insight oy1Os,oG;o 70 e-s
J. H. Mecomicks b. Q. Monsoon ,J 1es liz
R. j. Hasehinson's br. c. Lonely. I; 90 % g.,
E. H. Garrison's b. g. chiihowie. & lo2 ~ *,
Bradford Stables br. h. Raymond, q. 80 -
'eaf' lula Time-i :2ia.
Insight was slightly in the when the flag fell on
fair start but Prince Edward passed her at the quarter
made the running 10 the end and won a. he pleased oy
hre lengths Lemon Blossom second two lengths before
Carnegie bid. Rambler. Eyangeline and Pefsuadef
Sixth RACE-nANDIcAP $40 EACH, 5000 ADDED
SEVEN FURL0NGS.
s. Re''n f.
"a. CoIngtOn)1 e-5 IL
;. H. meoo,m,s.,. b. h. Auoeras s. G s. ssa9 -
- &C. HID 81 10
Tme-1 :32h.
sluggard led for Ave furongs with Autocrat second
p,vhoo third In Bayhoo strobe TO the front
and won cleverly by threequarts Of length Sluggard
three lengths before Autocrat Blue Jeanss rider
q Hil was called up b. the judges. who thought his
riding suspicious but after somc quest oning he was ao"ea
to 20 Oh his way rejoicing
THE LINDEN PARK ENTRIES TO-DAY.
FIRST RACE-HANDICAP. SEVEN FURLoNGs.
49, W.T. Name W.T.
,,rnaae, ll3 Forest King. 81
A. FsIrow los wbtenose 30
~. 1919 ''''' lO3 Young 80
slussard 4 ............ 100 IheodoSius 80