The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-18
A VERY GOOD DAYS RACING.
sTONENELL AND RICELzND MAKE
REMARKABLE TINE 1T LINDEN.

G gTONENELL AND RICELzND MAX
REMARKABLE TIME 1T LINDEN
Another Large Crowd nj the Pretty Cours
Yesterdny-McCnGertyG Gets a Race will
Hugh Pcnuy-Nnhmn, Meinnir. and Trin
eulo siaddened the Hearts OF the Tnient
The attendance at Linden was again larR
yesterday. and some first class sport was en-
ioyed. Stonenells seven furlongs. with 12t
pounds MP. in PIX, and Raceland's mile and {
furlonR. in :54lS, carrying 120 pounds. belne
most meritorious performances. IL was goot
day for the great public following the sport o
kings as q means OF livelihood four faVorltes
and two strong second choices earning the
purses. 1t was lovely day. with scarcely @
cloud in the sky. Tho Linden Park Blood
Horse Association should have the banner
meeting of Its careoE
. The bulk OF the money hot on tho opening
event for three-y ear Odds at i've furlongs was
placed upon Will Elliott and Hugh Penny.
Penny refused to broak several times. and Mo
Caferty finally asked Mr.. Rowe to permit him
10 ride to the judges for permission to with
draw the ReldinR. This, Of course. could not
be done. and when tho twelve contestants
broke in compact bunch there was nothing
the matter with Penny. He fairly flew to the
front and. opening up gap OF two lengths In
the run around the turn. IL was all over but
30 two %aSo
bid for second none. but he was passed In the
ths psr Oa, .G' c ssSs
named: Midnight was close fourth,
A.. hscelsnd, Of course. carried the dollars OF
ilrione. The. light. weighted Terrifer cut out
ahot pace and Old Bones seemed to be doing
his best on the upper turn. He was under mild
race IN the stretch the rsmarkanle old fellow
ssinaSF as. was , uoor .%irS whls eentsiis.
the other starter. was beaten OF. Lamly was
ssslss. and bis employer. ". G. DAILY, was fined
MAMMA, with Penn up. was deservedly the
favorfto for the selling race for two year olds.
out for home when Penn came through on The
anaiiy shaking him Of and winning b. q neck
Me!anIe Watterson., and Tom skidmore were
avS IF at NILE The shea First ne ' SenE S.
tations until SO i could be- had against her
"A man came to the judges and intimated
mare would not, be ridden to win. n Hill had
This pair ran The first hall mile in a tribe over
one near them when, they turned for home.
Hill rode on out and. staving oil Tom Skid.
% at ons odds thrd ony
That wefthless counterfeit Bowers was a
IN the betting. made the running with Bowers
mile hom eos r n aSme up 81
the outside, A furlonG from home, Sprinkle.
were aligned and under a drive. Bowera Quit
IKE n cur; and Trineulo. finishing strong strong
price Of 8 to s Tor the last race a dash at seven
~ a lah vn1 hnH Iv nj tba,,
@S4 wh Sspi saH ~ West Re
ing and running to the outside Of the, course.
Of dropping his flag. Aloha made the running
ct break; neck speed. and had all but Stone
mel! driving to get to him on the backstretch
isimms took tho ,fayorte to, the outside OF
the i,eld at the head OF the stretch. and gallop
two lengths vestibu!e beat Comanche short
head for second money. stoneneil was quite
grace horse Yesterday. and timed separately
he ran the seven furlongs in l:27 flat re-
markeble race on circular course with 126
pounds up. Summaries follow:
FIRST RACE.
the :seond the winner be sold al auction for ooo
sisy %sPtE s?s Ssn Fs%gy by LUX.
vsHsz Efn o s &s... s,Iy
Sam Weller. sando~ne. Hiram and Japonica also ran
R..inr-Asatn.. Viii 1pi li hSH to /, Hugh Penny
4 Iddeon 20 rnc1H s "1 H io 10 a. Ms
Els asi 20 T. !, sam Ts: S JspOnea 90 to
SECOND RACE.
loo to Sn m ms
~ Dwyers b. q. Raceland. aged. by Billet-calomel
s;Y S.;;S y; G;15ss. I
40 il Fiotniefer TO !. een.sia. 2osoh n' '''h'''
THIRD RACE.
ror tweyearolds: purse $500 of which 500 to tho
pound allowed for each 500 TO $1,000: ave and
j. A: 4 i: 4 p. Il; Morris. b. T. MAMMA by Long
ohssS ssSPss b. h1aF Ffa. s SGs b
wsis9,. oampb.lis q; {: lronsides IL lTaraD:.
s:.s Smith, IL 81 j y s IL s %
FOURTH RACE
, For all ages: purse $500. of which 500 to second;
she ~ A. ptST,Sa.;
sSisId:s b. rom stidnor.:. s. ss Grimm,
y, Wi We Billy s. LAllAh Capt Wagner. AzraeI
ana Red Light also ran finn. ,nh
Bettng-AEainst Msanie. 2 to I: wattsr.on. 4 to l;
' sS g. t. 1i.p S. St Ess
For two;yearods; purse $500 Of which 500 to sec.
d < smith Cd. 9. Trinculo, by Sir Modrsd-rourmA.
Essats. sprntis 100 Bsi4sn,
bs iid Bowers Esa.d ena ofaa. Also ran.
,..,, Time, l15h
sttng-Against Dowers II 10 81 Trinculo. IL to s:
kactotum. o to l: Ornus o to i Ennold q 10 l. Bie
Mid. rs to !; sprinkle. 20 to ]. - N's
SIXTH RACE.
q sc to s for a.
s!S FIX 2s.a ss s'ensns b, s.on.A.ns.-
LAngcAkes Dr C. Ne-tibule. l. llS t1rittinl 49, .
Empire Stables CHI. c. Comnnehe. iIS lMidgioy{ 49, |
Aloha and HindooInere also ran. ''''''
Time, lt2Tl
bettng-Against StonenelL II TO 10; vestbuie 7 to
I; Aioha' TO j; comAhchs. tto ]: ilindoomere. 60
Entries Tor Linden To-day.
The following Is the excellent programme
for Linden day:
First Racs-For twoyeAr olds: purse of $500 of
lion; i've furiongA = |
fatality Or 1In |