The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-26
TIE RUNNING RACES.
Good Weather But a Bad Track at Linden.
The Results.

The Results.
LINDEN PARK RACE TRACK, N. j.,
Oct. 25.-For racing purposes the weather
could not have been better to-day. The
programme was attractive. but the track.
| which looked TO be in good condition, was
| deceiving. II was dry on top. but just
| heavy enough underneath to make 1t dead.
| The attendance was fully up to the aver
age Of the meeting.
The opening event was dash Of six
! furiongs. Maidstone, the favorite, had an
| easy time Of It, winning handily.
The Maiden race was interesting from
| the fact that an eighty 10 one chance
was graduated. This was Son Malheur.
/ Yucatan second choice. beat the favor
| tie, The Bully, for the place.
| The third race was the most exciting OF
| the dag. Loantaka was the choice, but
! Correction and Candelabra pressed him
! closely In the betting. The latter led to
| the stretch, and as they made the turn,
| carried the field wide. Loantaka then
| slipped up on the inside and through the
| stretch IL was a furious drive. Loantaka
| won by few inches only.
The remainder of the card was rather
| devoid Of interest, the favorite. Tom Skid
more, winning the fourth race, while the
fifth was captured by Mary S., the favor
| tie, who was never headed. Clio colt,
second choice, beat the favoritc, Co
manche, in the last race. The summary:
First race, six urlongs-Madstone, first;
Little Fred, second; Play or Pay. third.
Time, ILL IL.
Second race. five furlongs-Son Malheur,
first Yucatan second; The Bully, third.
Time, 1:0f.
Third race, one mile-Loantaka, first;
Candelabra. second; Soundmore third
Time, 1:43 IL.
Fourth race. mile and one-sixteenth-
Tom Skidmore, first; Harry Alonzo. sec
ond Bolero, third. Time, ISL 81.
Fifth race, seven furlongs-Mary s.,
first; Midnight, second; Treasure, third
Time, 1871.
sixth race, mile-Clio, colt. first; Co
manche, second; Sleipner, third. Time,
1:A IL.
Entries at Linden.
Following are the entries at Linden
for to-day:
First race, selling, five-eighths Of
mne-Factotum, ia; Maud Ward geld
ing, ia; Black Hawk. ia; Drum Major,
112; Faustina (colD, 108; Lento, 1903;
Milan, 1903; Little Pirate. 1903; Equation,
100; Robin Hood, 81; West Park, Di;
Oporto. 81; Yucatan, "a; DR.. Garrett, "a;
Wilman, "a; Gulnare (colt), o.; Blossom,
81; Maggie Smith, 81; Sadie W., Of.
Second race, mile and an eighth-Bean-
sey, 1l5; Fidelio, 97; Stockton 06; Red
skin, 30.
Third race. selling, three-quarters Of
roile-King Cadmus, 107; Melba, 107; San
downe. 1O5; Minnehaha, 102; Chiswick,
100: Wheeler 9S; Khaftan, 9S; Flatlands,
9s; Redlight, 9S; Azrail, 95; Melanie, %;
Ingot, %.
Fourth race, selling, five and half
furlongs-Nahma, 10S; Nelglen, 107; Tena-
cious, 104; Pirate Chief 1O2; Proyerb,
100.
Fifth race, selling, one mile-Copyright,
10; The Ironmaster, 10; Kilden, lO7;
Kilkenny, 1O6; Rico. 100; Airplant 100;
Marshall, 95.
Sixth race, seven-eighths OF a mile
Vestibule lis; Pessara, lis; Copyright,
115; Picknicker. 115; Rico, 1l2; The Iron
master. t12; Dalsyrian, 10S; WampeZo,
1OS; Major DAILY. 1902; Harry Alonzo. 90.
The winners at Gloucester
GLOUCESTER, n. j., Oct pa sticky,
holding track upset the calculations OF
the PLAYERS to-day Green Bay, who has
not been out for a long time. won the
first race by a half length from the
favorite Fred Taral. and rewarded his
hackers at the generous odds OF Is 10 /.
Announcer 10 70 L onDlt Oipud btdA Nit
favorite in the second race. The remain
ing events were won by favorites and
second choices. Summaries:
First race, five furlOngs-Green Bay
first, Fred. Taral second, Bonnie Lass
third. Time, 1:05 H.
Second race. six and a quarter fur
longs-Orphan first, Jack Lowell second, |
Bert third. Time. l:25.
Third race, seven furlongs-Stringfel- |
low first, Greenwich second. Early Bios !
som third. Time, l:35 IA.
Fourth race, four and a half furlongs- |
Apollo first Paulette second. Elmstone !
third. Time. 50.
Fifth race, four and a half furlongs-
Yeeland first, Sub Rosa second, Traitor |
third. Time, SO IL.
Sixth race, five furlongs-Prlnce Peyton |
first, Power second, Irregular third. |
Time, 1:O6 IA.
nt'ue Events ai I~xin~'on.
LEXINGTON, KY. Oct. 25.-The fall |
meeting OF the Kentucky association
closed here to-day; attendance good and /
first class sport. Summary:
First race, selling, seven furlongs-
Pearl NJ, 1; Parapet, 2; Golden Hope. ).
Time. i:29 IA
Second race, one and five-slxteenths |
miles-Sarah Ramey. L; Miss Dixie, 2;
Aldebaran, 8. Slime. 1876 IA.
Third race selling, one and one-six-
teenth miles-Anna. 1: Bonnie Lassle, 2:
The Governess, 3. Time. las.
Fourth race, five and one-half furlongs
-Deceitful, /; Interior q. Uno. 3. Time
100 1-2.
Fifth race, fve-eighths Of a mile-Rose
Lady, /; Sister Anita. 2; Long Part. 8.
Time. 10i
Sixth race, five-eighths OF mile-Con-
tentment. 1; Julius, 2; Evear. 8. No
time taken.
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