The sun., 1893-10-24
RACING IN RAIN AND MUD.
ZxRTARzhS PULLED Up BX JotEET
pILY As TEE FLlo EELL.

lIoHo ANH8tNeu 49,
pseious wcrk at the Post-owner Dos'
van gays Daiy Didn't Think rt IVES
st.rt--The Bettine locked Bsa-Hivs
Terriaer. Neieier, Eaneid, Dsisyrin'
esndovre, snt The rronmastsr wiz
The heavy rain kept great many person
from going to>Linden yesterday. but the ut
tendance at the Blood Horse Association
oosey course was By no means email. despit
the inolsment weather. The track which ha
enough turtle back to make the drainage per
feet was In surprisingly good condition. snt
should tho sun come out this morning there
will be no mud this afternoon.
The afternoons sport was most satlsfao-
tory. barring the performance OF the three
year-old gelding Tartarlan In the nth race
Tartarian 10 owned By NJ. T. Donovan. and was
installed fsvorite In the batting at odds OF tc
b,7to s, and to 6 His previous record war
rantod this. but as speculation progressed the
odds against the brother to Tararon recedeo
until az and even 4 to could be had against
him. A boy named DAILY had the mount and
Mr. Rowe. the starter. reported to the judges
that when Tartarian broke head and head
with Minnehaha in the first ranks. DAILY
pulled him MP after going . little ways. and
then took him to tho outside OF the course
On tho upper turn DAILY took Tartarin out
side OF all the other horses and rodo in the
most apathetic fashion. There was heavy
mist, and tho horses could not be discern cd
from tho Judges stand.
Tartarian finished in ffth place M. T.
Donovan.the owner OF Tartarian. was sent for BY
the judges He said that DAILY was an inexperi-
snosd boy. and that. thinking It was false start
he pulled up and was beaten in consequences
Goodwins Guide shows thhtJ. DAILY tprobably
the same boy) has been riding for Donovan all
spring and summer. and that he has repea tod
" won races with Tartarian. Capt. Sinclair. and
Tom Flynn. landing all three in front at Clifton
on Thursday, Aue.7.
Charade was favorite for the opening race. q
dash at six and o half furlongs. Major Daily
and Rival were also well supported. and some-
body lost quite q smart sum on Anna Bishop.
Major DAILY, lpnk-headed brute at best In
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bs ridden all out under the whip in order to
rider was q slight favorite over Correction for
e. A. % and nan
the start. Torrifsr shook Correction Oh on
the upper turn and won hands down.
ran IN tSo third eSoet Grimm jumped her ron "a
the furlone pole. she. eommenced to hang e
w whip Sfdsr to beat The Bully head. sDriss
Enfield was the odds-on, fayorite for the
a. e: AZ; :'ss s, .S!s: sa
pricss were quoted against Yucatan. some per.
sons % getting rs Gooe as 100 to l for place and
pSeoy IN the selling race that followed. Flat
!snds m n,aS made the running until iHrlong from
Ws..erson AND Psls91ian Closed opnfis sp Slm In
driving fp.6 Dals,rian beat eld volunteer
Old horse will win races before he Is retired
ia iof iev s;riass and sisn Hsndiosxnns
ronped away from his opponsnts, drawing out
+ sasts H.: sss ssssRfss Rss
Wsh Jim was tayorIte for the dash at seven
foIryssr.od % COLLAPSED dna afsse Sas
going dye and o half furlones. leaving The |
ifsa%asssF sn%mssl.s e ,Ulloai %io si0n'.
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G % o Of q $40; 70 q:
esycn pounds penalty; six and half fnrongs
HhittSn Bros, br. m. Rival aged by Renown-oak.
grove Aoso lo4 IN. HID .....................
w q Joness br O ChArade l. lO7 icar iosl ts,m maj
ioha Ana ne nsnop W IeaiagS) lBlakO
and was Withdrawn saws D"4' iAn away
Time. I:23k.
llvai 70 i; Annie Bishop q TO i: Tofmeptar to11!
Aloha, 10 70 1. " - ''''' wv
SECOND RACE
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ssenna fSS purse $500 OF which 500 TO the
tno winner TO be sold at auction dvo and
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