New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-25
FOUR FAVORITES BEATEN.
RESULTS OF THE RACES AT LINDEN.
OWNERS OF CLARKE FINED FOR HIS FAILURE
TO APPEAR IN THE FIFTH RACE.

OWNEkS OF tllAhhIs Ii->'p ~" mo
TO APPEAR IN THE FIFTH RACE.
Bright skies and weather as mild as spring
brought the average attendance to Linden yester-
day. but the track. which was still deep IN muo'
served materially lessen the merit OF the sport
The heavy going also had it's effect the calcua-
tions of the bettors favorites were beaten IN
four Of the six contests decided.
The downfall OF good things began In the frst
race Discount, the favorite. being compelled 10
nut I'D with second honors, the second choice
weinberg. seeming to revel in the going. and lead
ing throughout. At the finish he was being oaseo
I'D. two lengths in front OF Discount Bowers was
third six lengths away
Herald ruled favorite for the second race YET
as good as 3 to was always offered against him. az
Marshall. INTEGRITY and the clio colt each had
numerous following The start was a good one,
hut the clio colt forged to the front in his usual
STYLE and to the head of the homestretch he con-
tnued as pacernakcr. Marshall and Herali theii
passed him. and the finish between them'
Herald winning easily by two lengths. Marshdii
beat Treasure length for the place.
The third was another good betting race as
Sneculation Reginald and Kirkover were all WINS
pered about as good things The first named was
the best played of the trio and ne proven an
easy winner. going by the finish length ana Il
half in front of kirkover. who was ten ieht'hs
before Kildeer.
The fourth race was a handicap at a mile End a
f,rlong and a field Of four came to the post PICK
nicker was in at 100 pounds, and the Ilunsers
counted him a sure thing and backed RIM ac-
cordingly, sending him to the post an oooS-o'i
fayorite. He failed up to expectations now
ever as Terrifer raced into the lead at the start
and continued in front to the end where re won
well In hand by two lengths. Picknicker IN seoonu
place three lengths beforeTtiot
The talent received another knockout in the min
race Florence the favorite. finishing a bad last
while Longbrook and West Park. the ones looked
on as likely to defeat her, fSiiei TO finish IN 'he
placed three Ten minutes were spent at the post
Waiting for Clarke. who had been named as a
starter. to appear. He could no; be lOuhd: so tie
Others were sent ava! without him. ne IaV0ri'es
were never In il. FOxhound ANA Robin HOOD had
the race between them throughout. and IN a gooi
fnlsh the former won by q neck. Robin Hood beat
proverh "a far for the place. The judges fined the
owners of Clarke $3.50 for the non-appearance OF the
colt 1t was said that J. Dumas the trainer, was
responsible for the neglect. ~,
The sixth race had only Wah Jim ana hoy
J.ochiel as starters Both were heavily supported.
but as soon as the start was made Roy l-ochlei
had things all his own way making MS own run
ming and winning under pull by ten lengths
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