The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-20
STURDY OLD KINGSTON.
THE AGED sPRINIER TAKES NAH
JIM INTO CAMP AT LINDEN.

Stretch and oniy Head Separated Ther
| at the Fiuish-John Bennett wine with
| Eeoaou,ist and observation-disclosures Wen
| TO Herald, Gionn,ine, and Our Jack.
] Although thcre wero but two starters for tn,
| sixth race at three-quarters OF mile. al
| Linden yesterday. the 5000 spectators saw
| a splendid contest between the aged Kingston
and the four-year- old 'Wah Jim. They rnr
head and head from tho beginning OF the
homestretch. and tho honors were with the
| old horse by few inches only. the six fur.
! lonrs being run In 1:13k. 1t was one OF the
best races seon In some time. and sent the
! crowd home in good hnmor. 1t was o good
day for John Bonnet. who won two good races
with his recent purchases. Economist and Re-
strnint As Bennett Is quite o heavy bettor. he
took tidy sum out OF the ring.
Comnnche. viii Elliott. and Herald carried q
lot OF money for the public In tho opening dash
Mt a mile for three year. olds. the former with
Tarnl no closing favorlte at comparatively
short price considering tho size OF the field.
Midnight and tho Clio colt made the running
until the stretch was reached. where Simme sent
Herald along and won without any trouble In
Lac. The outsider. Jodan. came very strong
through tho homestretch and In q whipping
finish beat Comanche a head for second
money. There was some crowdinR at the head
Of tho stretch. and Littlensld had to tsko VIII
Elliott back sharply to avoid being thrown.
pusifer's colt was in trouble at the time. PIT ut
not been tnterfered with.
Cleaning was considered ready money for
under Simms's piiotags tho beautiful. mare
a asd isn.. as and Sr sssoas hsS
strides: rsrrihsr, Looked propiu Ont ~ ~
haoI ~ I, afr oh hut inn Inn n
usual Windmill act. going to the whip long
before there was any necessty for 1t. and the
Nelglen was false. favorite for the race for
two. year.ods, and those who wanted to nlay
Fs to h0 Ss SsGn hs
Gortie. MAMMA. and Mel slen alterrnted IN the
lead until the honestretct was rea ched. where
hands down. Nahina. Black Hawk, Op0rto. and
Nelglen came next. necks apart. In the order
Restraint. Tom Skidmore. and Rolero were
fancied for the selling race at a mile. the for;
mer closing favorite at to 9. Rolero jumped
day last, when he, was quoted at $50 to ].
and Tom skidmore were under punishment to
overhaul him, he suddenly swerved toward the
s SnF Tsm stamos eu s
length, ,Bolero was fair third; o ~
some distance behind Our Jhck. Golden VAL
sna and s run ss
however; he closed very fast. but could not
overhaul Our jack. Donohus's colt winning In
odds. was third.
The last race was the Kingston Wah Jim
fevorite. although he was eoneeding weight to
lis sturdy R old opponent Wa" AZ im o rah the
time. 49,. marks u splendid Performance at
the distance and weights. Summaries follow:
FIRST RACE.
with 5000 added Of which 500 to the second: one
W. Haywnrds b. c: Herald. by Knight of Ellerslie-
Lucy Jackson 40 !snnis .................I
EMPIRE stable; e.; Tom,nehs TIP Erara,..
Midnight. sna Lansing also ran
1G ss;I STsss sd. .
night, 10 to l; Lansing. 100 toll
SECOND RACE.
.Goo added q which sIoo 10 the second: one mile
Mascot stable. s IN Cleaning. O. by Sir Modred-,
I,tiisHsld tn. i.Sn%sst:: 81 Gennjs
T s1 Wary and 'sss la ran
sSsH1s 20 II at's ssSas
10 |; Centslia 40 TO J.
THIRD RACE.
the winner to be sod at auction: Ave and one
4; Bennsil's Oh G Economist. by Missr-Pretsnse.
il D. H. aorr,ss b T. MAMMA. los ttiis
Sps1so Sss4. hsm.s :.
lea Gerte. Maud Ward geding Governor shcehan. and
Time. 1:osl<
to 4 Ssasr ene
,peen 70 i: Maud MAra gelding Y 70 4 CLEAR Sea
iaggie Smith. 90 to l; Clarke. 100 to l.
FOURTH RACE
For all ages purss 500 Of which 500 tho seconds
nsRass s. es, Esaii' S sx Heyon do.
anne, IS Shisdss Sf s Tom SkdmOr; D. % or,dnnj..
p1ys ss Be-. sHt5S l fJ,ion
nd 81. Anthony also ran
Boisro SIos hess Mebna T. Aifpians F 10 10
. /; st. Anthony. 100 to j. - ''"'''N' W
FIFTH RACE.
SS Jazz sf RSon 500 s 10 % 81.
nd Six fur ohHs.
sdi;on Saesss Enasld. los oar ioi lsmm.
Tsctosu@ Msmeh,o colt. Bows we So3.n valley Sap
no. and Miss frmr0: T,; colt ii;S ran.
Bs.tnsI "A Ended 80 p or Jae. to i
bif Ma Is iel; saEphS 90 toll; Nsmento colt 20
RIxTH RACE.
o $50 .Sdes o.
100 to the second: six furongs. |
Dryers br b. HinEston. aged. by spendthrift-
McLaughlins ch, h. wRh Jim. l. I20 (TaraD ......a
Time. l;13A |
on. |
Eatriea for Linden To-day.
There will be sevon races at Linden to-day.
I'D each one should be full of interest, tho |
.st. between Vestibule and Tom Tough, in |
articu!ar, as both horses ore now In rare
'rnl. Entries follow:
First Rsce--IiandicAp swsepstaEes for all aga. M
% each with 1900 added, OF Wbich 500 10 the aec.
Id one mile and ono furOng
,hnthka '''-'''.''''' iio correction ,".......1o0
~
ckncker 100 hArigolu b5
Cello. lO4 |
ond Race-Foc olds; nurse $500 OF which
90 second; the winner TO DO sold Al nuctIon.
10 and half furlonga
pnBldes II Penntleoa |
CAlAndO. | ,
OrtnOe I'M Equation |
rate chief. ....,. 100 Fox hound ..... IA
ampian,.. vS Milan -. ..,......, eb