New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-25
KINGSTON'S GREAT RUN.
BREAKING THE RECORD AT BROOKLYN.
THE FIRST SPECIAL WON BY THE DIVERS


DarR clouds and lowering weather kept the at
tendance at the Brooklyn track in smaller limits than
would have been apparent a clear day. The spec
taors made up a total OF good dimensions. but not
nearly so large might have been expected from the
especial merits Of the racing with Kingston, Raceland
and Tenny to meet in the First Special In the other
races much of genuine interest seem but the mem
cradle contest OF the day so far overshadowed the
rest that excitement and enthusiasm were only moder
ale until Kingston crossed the line the winner. Then
the applause was loud and long, and the satisfaction
among the witnesses was emphatic and enduring
Kingston was never better In his lfe-perhaps never
so fast and I'm so fine condition. lie the favonte
in all the betting, money being the ruling pnce
in the ring, but at times few adventurous ana au-
dacious admirers of Tenny offered as much az TO
against Kingston Four ran-Kingston Raceland
Tenny and Los Angeles. Tenny was strong second
choice at to and to 5, and Raceiand third choice
at and to / against him. Twenty to ono and
even more could be obtained against Los Angeles
Raccland was ridden by Mclaughlin, who displayed
all his eminent skill In the saddle. AS Lohgsuees
and Hindoocraft Withdrawn, there was no minor
animal to act as pacemaker, and as the others hung
back Mclaughlin was compelled TO make the pace
himself with Raceland. The first quarter mile was
run at an easy gait in 26 IA seconds the first half
mile was completed in 81 IA seconds, the three
quarters In 1 16 IA; the mile In 42, and the milo
and quarter in 06 1-2, beating the best previous
record bv half second Raceland led by two lengths
for nearly q mile, Kingston and Los Angeles coming
next, side by side, while Tenny was In the rear
Tenny was sulky all through that first mile so sulky
Indeed that he would not up to the other horses,
and soon after he entered the Hnal half mile no
swerved when Hamilton spurred him TO force him
nearer the others, and struck the fence. This acci-
dent caused him to lose couple OF lengths Los
Angeles ran pluckily by Kingson's side for almost
mile and then rapidly lost ground. AS
tho horses entered the hOmestretch Los
Angeles was beaten beyond remedy, and the race
now left to Raceland, Kingston and Tenny. Kingston
was gaining on Raceland with deadly certainty and
precision although Mclaughlin riding as he only
can ride. Moreover when Hamilton got TeDny fairly
in his stride In the final quartermile Tenny shot up
with startling velocity half furlong from the end
Mclaughlin began to the whip on Raceland. But
Kingston restless, and, stidnS on like dictator
of the turf, he the First Special by length, In
. :O6 I-2 Raceand second, head before Tenny, Los
Angeles beaten of.
All four Of the horses came in precisely in the order
predicted In The Tlibunes racing column yesterday
Kingston first Raceland second, Tenny third and
Los Angeles last This race set tho seal on hihgstohs
greatness as cehorso up to his limit OF milo anu
a quarter in the best company. The American tuiI
has rarely seen faster flyer up to the I'M
passabIo boundary set t nm eubg hai he had not
sulked-why, certainly, II he had not suh'eu' nc
might have JUMPED oyer inc e sE when he meets
a racehorse of hinsst caIloro ana ~ kin
pneG can eDny y are IN the second Special tomorrow
al a mile and furlOng, Kingston 10 carry h'e pouu'
extra Raceand and Los Angeles es SIT SiSsston
is likely to win the Second special as nc wUn inV III
Some unodicas timers timed Raoelands iSsr G'l 10
in l 40 IA; Kingston's in :39 IL, ana lohn' !"
/ 80 Ia. Rapid running that! ..o,,o ,,estsr
Garrison retired from Mr. Belmonts stable yeSt YER
day 1t was best The difference between LAM u.p
LAKELAND of the Oriental Handicap, ridden by carr,
son. and the lakeland OF the tlist sPecla tast has
Mclaughlin was colossal that the conuaS och hs
lone more 10 inure GarTisons prospects as IochoS
than anything else that ever hspFeheu " '""' '''9
''' Tho bookmakers suffered untold agonles. r Ihey
were snitten hip and thigh AL the are and as
rnIe both the first and second horses were Ier r
heavily backed TO finish first and second G bon
walked oil with the lIst race tbs wrtchei running
Of Fronenac who carried tho hopes ana a f The way
"a amq Ha9E and ran gr dozen pounds al
least 6eow t tnis ToPseon homo the winner Of the
second race BY determined riding While Maze ane g Paor
Pb9ander "chucked it up.' They ran 'oo i"'' '''
Reclae ridden by Murphy w was not sts sS
PHI R,nerta improved vastly on her miserao,e per
torrance SATURDAY ana got Send money when he
u Nh b.t Rechr, had the race safe, Tor ne rS S
SInaloa with singular vacuum a asUosf sinaIoa
Sh Icbt have stolen the place from Ruperta VINO was
conceding seven pounds to her. -. .ho s,.r+ ~ the
sfh race led ali way and won under P% ser
securing second SS tSs P E at the nS and stole
t r. Mace Sy head from Vermont r., ~.
bergen who was suspended Tor tne a meo""s " WIZ
The starting was feeble and uncertain IN fa
sixth race the second choice Forest Ming wac The
ScbInd when the flag fell that he had no chance Inc
faVnrta Neridcn won easily. -, A., ,.
The hy Pearl set md tSs se se we're rer
race with Grmadi second MuVo anu N"An9e'' ~
we'll backed, but were Ouuuh'
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
,,,er u MISUNDERSTANDING $50 EACH. $1,000
ADDED. SPECIAL WEIGHTS. SIX FURLoNGS'
sottIer,s CHI c. Gregory. by ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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Betting to wu-GrsgoFy q e 3 10 Mamie B. so to l.
Fq1ts@aS g. to USse June gay = Mamie to l.
Frontenae to June Pay 70 ~ 40 70 Mace O. 90
NM, Mgtu Il nfacs 80 So sSr'eH' pau ~ m
before aSs F FL 5sS Fss
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the fong and with Gregory 70 the ens Day ra
much o m usual Which 1S IS about fast make
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EACH, ,OOO ADDED lie MILLS.
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w. Is. Jenhhgss D. IL Hi" ' (Anderson) Q
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bfoiZ oPsander to T. St. Luke 10 to l. Connem@rs
10 to LaESn@SS Straight paid s1o As. place 81 40
Golden Reel place $40 90 49,. $500. mazda with Golden
uromnt and excellent start wos mace VIA ",bird
pe i n YonS ST. Luke second. Frank wan gIr IN
,Surth the others nicay grouped ana ~ ~
took the lead Ia the nrst iuIiVne
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