The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-25
FAVORITES BADLY BEATEN.
DISCOUNT, PIcKNICKER, AND HAH jim
FAIL 10 WIN LINDEN PURSES.

DISCOUNT, PICKNICEER, AND HaH J7a
FAIL 10 WIN LINDEN PURSES.
Foxhou-d. at Very Long Odds. TOOK th,
Finh Rnce-Terriner Wins A gals for VIC
Dniy-wernberg, ~r.id. specuintt8n. mn,
Roy Lochiei Also Ear,rh Their Rsckern
Backets OF favorites Jared none too well a
Linden yesterday. Discount. Picknicker. Flor
ence. and Wah Jim. all strong first choices
failing to reach the wire in advance OF theil
competitors The track was heavy from Mon.
days storm. but the day was bright and cheer.
full. and large crowd was In attendance.
Discount. with Simms up was installed IA.
vorite for the opening event. a dash OF 1--WE
and hall furlonEs for two-year-olds, but
there was persistent demand for Weinberg
| and McLaughin's colt carried u lot OF money
| for those who knew his fondness for mud.
| That counterfeit Bowers was not wanted by
anybody, andhe closed at 10 to /. The race
was Wernberg's from tho start. and the back
ers OF the brown fellow never had an anxious
! moment. Simms rode Discount hard but seo-
| ond was the best he could do. Bowers. we'll
logged by Taral. ran third. Discount is small
| and cannot carry weight.
! Herald closed fnvorlte for tho second race
! and. although he was conceding Marshall and
| other fair performers considerable weight he
/ won with the greatest ease. Marshall. q we'll
played second choice. was second. while third
money went to Treasure. the pacemaker for
nlmos seven furlongs, Simms judicously kept
Herald In the background until the stretch
was reached. and then took q most decided
lead. william Hayward the veteran rider
who trains Herald. presented all OF his en-
poyees with enough money to buy q winters
suit OF clothing after the race. 30 it's safe to
say that Grandfather William had bet on the
colt.
AL Etrl.oy
all heavily played for the selling race at one
mile. the former closing warm favorite.
kideer led for fnrlong and then ave way to
kirkoyer;, The geldng was challenged at the
ming as he pleased with Mids!ey sitting still.
beat Reginald home Tor third money. A'ue''
Tho betting was brisk on the handicap at
slight iaSorite over Pick pocket. 1erriier A TOOK
the LEAD az the start and WIS never
to the front on the baekstretch a0 Fekpocsos
beaten at the head Of the stretch and lost sec
race as she is a very small ally and was con
petitors. Robin Hood was played for a good
thing. and i, the te, rank outsider Foxhonnd. was
at to the eo ns rs
tie , bnsle 6jsx Clark 2 nor Trainer Dumas eoalI
post Col Simmons rang the bell and Mr. Rowe
fHespatched t, the sof Others to good start
selves. Griffin outrode Harry Jones and banded
i chance Proyerb was a Very elose third. Had
Jones ridden Robin Hood with his accustomed
IT e, the THS hsyS the H. Ssd Tas
In spite Of. the fact that Wsh jim has Plainly
a short period. many OF the talent plunged on
him to yin the last race. his sole competitor
way and had the big four-year-old beaten more
thnn furlong from home. Summaries fol.
low:
FIRST RACE.
purse $500 or which sioo to second; i've and one:
JAMIE os.I MGnHshIins Weinberg by Au'eovy-
IL M.saley.b { Discount. lis tsimmii
J. and + P Keenes en- c bowers lis iTAra5. 8
faa'''"A colt h'nd 4ims' III Lenso also raj"
sS 10
IIindoomere. 80 to ].
SECOND RACE.
each WIZ 5000 .sa;a. Of Witch sioo second: on.
VI Msyw.Ia,: IS Str.:a BY Kn'sn. et-Ell.r.is-,
rsoy Mas.Sa 6s e.- ioa a. Hill
ll5 ss sas xssss;
- Bes.,ns-Asa,p.s Herald, SIC INTEGRITY. to J:
Daskne.s. IL 10 i Midnishi SOTO treasure 70 i
THIRD RACE.
For a. ages: pu Hs ;5%% e, which 500 second
Aetna Ios cs or aSt o E ~
ksiysss kifsay:s5 i!S1S Hlig:::.: $780,
Fsn,s ;. Hiram. Hfis iUy ana
Red Light also ran.
Is:;
to i Hiram. 400 to /.
FOURTH RACE.
t' Tss
W, i. Days b. h. Terrner. g. by AIarm-BonnslA %
L s.uarTs b. h. Pletnicter 100 oar iosj tsimmsj
Brown EoRerss br Plckpocket. 4. 100 (Aidgoy).
MOI also rah' Time. 1:5ah
70 4ssT1ner Ro against FefD'ef'
FIFTH RACE |
For twoyear od.: purse $500. of which 500 to the
Ss oa 8 I've
Stable b. e rr"Ssr6 iSS j. Ia III
Also a I'D nS go Dc 10
Reos to Il ~ We. s r955 TO 10 y; Harnss
to1: clafss so to /; lrOverb. 100 to /.
SIXTH RACE
Heavyweight handicap sweepstakes for all are.
Of $40 each, with s5oo added OF which sioo to 10:
RED Ribbon siaSis. oh; Boy Lochiel T. BY Young
j. Al jim. - lSb (ThrAD.,,......s |
Time. l:lSLs
Betting-wAh Jim. 10 to y on. against Roy LochisL
sven money.
Entri~s for Linden To-day.
Tho following Is Linden's excellent pro-
IRA ammo for to-day:
FIRST Racs-For all ages: purse 500 Of which 800
the horses that have stated and not Won
Il this meeting, the winner be auction; six
nrlongs
nS 3.s y2%n'sss5
iAIguerte.. ..,.lU. Poor Jon
lille Fred lOI Atrpiant lO5
eco. 100 IT Anthony
tei Light. Bah SutErr and .lO5
'lay or Pay laAh.
de ia ,..,....lOII
Second Race-For ~ olds: purse $500. which
100 TO The second the winner DO sod a autlOn.
I've and 4 hall iurlougs
,onnis Mead godlng ia CUnarder .... 100
prlte w fucaian yh
IAtis colt 81 The Buy so
ienrnto COLT. bb She MY.