The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-26
i SURPRISE AT LINDEN.
,oy MSLHHUR WINS AT ODDS OF
$50 TO 4.

,yor 60 Auother Wnee for BIti Day.
,,otner large crowd saw some rattllng good
..,o,t nj Linden Park yesterday. such old
,rrcrs MS Maidstone and Loantuka winning for
m.talent The weather was perfect. and the
,,,,.. under the benign influence OF sun and
.,,nd was almost first class once more.
Wsdstonc was warm fn,orite for the
,r.ppc even; at ak furlongs, but therc were
y'rs. or ioar others who played n trino to de-
at the brown horse. Midgley rode a very
s,,Icnt race on tho fnvoritc. letting Little Fred
s"t out the running until we'll into the stretch.
marc h. moved up Sw!ftly and won without
.rvtroubc by neck. Little Fred. at longer
odds than his form justified. beat Play or Pay
vjthout much trouble for second money Mel
ma was very badly placed on the backstretch.
Lot closed up ra pidly on tho turn and in the
homestretch.
Tho outcome OF the second race. q scramble
a, ,ro.yeGr-olds at i've furlongs. was colos.
"l surprise. ! there were half a dozen alleged
,ood things in it. hut they all had to give way
- ,he Ramapo Stables Son Malheur. a black
sI,v ly Pontiac. with 100 and even $50 to 1
,noted against her. This youngster has been
s,sved TO win several times Of late. but yester-
aay. when everybody had tired OF back
ine her. she sprang to the front
and beat the pace maker. Yucatan, rather
soyerly. The bully. one OF the good things
~ HS1 colt carried enoue monev to start
several Vail street firms in the banking busi-
ness one man who Is doing the Midway
' The third event was a raspinR betting race.
LOssa eoua demand Nate Hill bad o s
Of his own money on Candelabra. and when
the flag fell he rushed the son OF Kyrle DAILY
t., * .fs but he SHOOK of the western
horse and had all put Loantaka beaten at the
head q the stretch Midgley get up next the
esndeiaDr4 swerved toward the outer rail lust
MtSS IN the throne did not agree with the
placing OF the judges. but the officials are the
Only persons competent to decide finishes.
ness as he was under drive for a quarter OF
smile. soundmore was third. harry Jones
tried waiting tactics with Major DAILY but they
inr IN the hOmestretch.
ION SKidmore carr ed a big bundle Of Owner
Jimmy shieldss money in the fourth race. Boz
eio aud Harry AlonZo teing next in equal de-
msn,!. Bolero led to the stretch. whore Tom
skdmore colared him and won by length.
bergen could not Keep him straight, the four
y,ar.Old diving for the inner In spite Of free
use Of the whip on that side. Bolero was
IiilIIotshields's Tom Skidmore winnings went
up on his lilly Mary 5. to win the filth race. 1t
Fairy queen to dispose of such cattle as Mid
night. Treasure. and Faithful. and she won In
romp Midnight was second. while Treasure
beat Faithful for third money.
some persons got their fingers we'll scorched
when Rico failed to finish In the first three in
the final race at one. mile. his odds being
- to at the post. Comanche was favorite.
but Sleipner was also played to no small ex-
out OF Clio. put the entire collection to sleep
BY making q runaway race OF 1t. leading all
The way and e@ ~
Rico at the head Of the stretch and let
the pair have battl for third money. which
other 9TH T Starter was good performer In France.
but he has been In the stud for two or three
years and should not have been started yes
end last fall, and lost nearly, ali Of his flesh.
10 Is now thin and in no shape to race in
sso he N net The
Vas purchased by I. Il Shuts of PaEkviIle
YARD for a year before he was put into train
ing He is beautifully bred horse. being by
Nougat out Of Astree. By Dollar. Summaries
follow
SIS c fct a ss Ss
:i.s,d and not won .h. nesting; the winner to be-
, S Al auction: six turionys
M R aS.nf E iaasfy s,d los
s. anthony. AirpiAnt, Melba, LAAh, Volunteer H..
,s..unsIAs.in.s Maidstone 10: Mels.. 8 to l:
LIE "a, 5Part "a Is to 2 i Bob ~ 80 to
1Wtoi.
SECOND RACE.
For tWoyearolds; purse $500 OF which 500 to the
second; the winner to be sold a, auction: i've and |
R,m.pO stables blk; Son MaiheuE by Pontiac.
Kha,iAn stable b. c YGcaa a1 tGrifnj
colt en- danasae na' Sadie Es'n Maggie nS
saPpao bonnie Meade aeling Katie colt. sprite. She
R.',Ing-Againss The Bully 8 to 8: M.men.o colt. 8
s.ans NO sadie w. p e l. spri.s y 70 i Gu
fS1.tt, 80 to l: son Malheur 80 to l. Maggie Smith.
THIRD RACE.
SEQ added q which slCo to the second: mite.
pns Ss is % %iase asea by
c.l SMITHS 6. GandelabfA IDS N HiiD,.....:
CUT bfos b. b. Soundmore g. no ClericoJ
NAjo' ia'y and Correction also ran.
Betting Loantaka TO 2: Correction. 10 to
CAndeIAOra. II TO o. Major Daily, to /; soundmOre.
FOURTH RACE.
~ fC Al ages purse $500 of which 500 tho second
ns wnhrr to be sold at auction: one mile and one
Jane, snleidssbr c. Tom Skidmore. 8. by Charaxus-
", Aewtons, ch. e, Harry Alonzo. 4. 100 carried
6ays Oh H. Boero B. io2 ii. Lamlyj.,,...........
49,, Time l:5I3t
.belNhg-Against Tom Skidm0re. ID to 10: Harry
Aoiko IL 10 .; Boiero IL 10 .: Plenty, 30 to !.
FIFTH RACE
for threeyeArolds; purse $500. of which 500 to
ongL ~ " "
's n SHIELDS Mary s.. by Duke OF Montrose-
tiene d -. -
L,leneld Jfs B. Treasure 100 Penn,
fAihtG ANo
s.. Time 1881.
uhehg Against Faithful II to &; Treasure. IL TO 8;
Aafy y, ! 10 ?; Midnight. 1901.
SIXTH RACE
heavyweight handicap sweepstakes for all ages
~ w 'Aci with 5000 added of which 800 TO SEQ
y y, DAILY ch; c., by wanderer dam Clio 55 car
ssh'prn Htaoet oh c. Comanche. 4. ll3 (simms)...
heO ana imp. AeTol no also ran.
p..., Time AN.
hh;s,tlng- Against C0manche. to 3: Rico. to !:
'epleI Il" ?: clio colt, Bto ?: Aerolithe, 20 to
Et'r:es Tor Linden's Closing bay.
The following Is the attractive programme
ranged for the last day Of the Linden Park
mood Horse Association:
in NV kte'-for two year-ods: purse $500. OF which
''''p second. selling Allowances uye fuTOnRs: