New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-27
TENNy COMES IN THIRD
nr,poprrR WINS TIE SECOND SPECIAL
,os Angles GETS SECOND rLAcE-A DAY OF
MAILING.


.A,no ,stueen stretches of gloom and
Riffs OF ~ ,nsrso showers marked the course
frequent 80 :. fho p,ooklyn Jockey Club races
OF "o II was a day of lamentsilon, al a''er-
!es s,rr,apinc and crashing OF tee'n loI inc au'
,,ers Il public form. Cracks"a 49,, -,
:. sure than sunset for the hs' I"''' - s'r
ore Inn down and beat him noi'' ' w
sister of fremont. has neueu o. t ni~o 80 -
nsncuous and Impressive a. ''0 i' " '0'o'
eo"SpS"S 80, .~rcvbere in the deepest of swanrs
1ehu'' . on cho may be great FLY next year
shats a good one now. -, -
' 80 remarked that the DwyerS ala not iooh upon
- &c GOOD enough 10 win and backed cracks
~, that's pity. II it's true Ihcy certainly put
nan psIla B. for a place in the second race, but
noheS on "a. took It into her wicked head not TO
ino SUM sn. the favorfte. Now-or.Ncver, won with
n.y. anu hair. Csliene beat Bella b. long way
for the place -, A., .x ,,o,o u-,n,ar, =
,,,rubo Is reported 10 have been going around
,,tn, tba, people whom his aristocratic soul does
- fancy he excluded from American race tracks
.ent two no the post for the seabreeze Stakes These
ere Zephyr1is Glory. both Of whom were bought
nv DAILY from August Belmont. Zephyrus was
strong favore while Captain Browns FLY Galop,
nv Genelg-Ia Polka full sister of Post Guard
formerly General Phillips, Heel and Toe, Los Angeles
rd strathspoy was second choice. Most of the
Cl.nsgs are Of exceptional ability in deep mud. ana
t,Is track was deep in mad Captain Browns stable
hoy FaIrgood rode Gaop, while Anderson was on
Zephyrus. A truly smart piece OF riding woulu nave
brought ZephyrIs the favorte, home the winner bnI
Galop won by head; Zephyrus second sam "ooo
close up.
Captain Brown the track He smiled
nacous smile when Gaops number was hosted, but he
could hardly restrain himself from bursting lnto gaze
of laughter when his colt Reporter won the Secohu
gpecial in style that threatened the PACKERS OF
1,ennv with paralysis apoplexy. Everybody that
Gbpdn
,,. all their worldly wealth upon Tenny. That Is,
nearly everybody except captain Brown The Pits
burc millionaire unused and unused ana museo. 90
did his trainer, Rogers. Tcnny ran lKe a seihng-
nlat.r How badly he ran appears from the iac'
hat Maidstone was only a neck behind him at the
enisb Now Maidstone has been known 10 display
,ome pretty running at mile and less.
,, nobody ever accused him OF
he,nv OF any account at more than mile. bu'
Terny's hard race on Tuesday and ms running mo
the fence that day may have taken all the DASH IRE
ond speed out of him. Certainly he had none yes
terday Perhaps the mud did not SUIT hlm All ih'er-
view with Tennys owner will be found herewith
rd Mr. p,lifer explains the defeat Of his pet with
rare mcidity of insight, firm intellectual grip anu
muscular grasp of the situation professor iaIrls, vi
81 Louis Is not the only metaphyslcal philosopher
who ever came from the West. Professor PuiSlier.
nj Missouri knows a thing or two III all serlousnos
I, must he said that the collapse OF IennN was ne
biterest OF disappointments TO lis owner ana Trainer
and also to the great majority OF race ooIs' VIM
hacked him. The Dryers thought he could ho' iose
and nut on their money in their usual liberal manner
los Angeles was far below her best form, but she gov
second place from Tenny by a neck For pc'ur
esoue grsphj and exciting description of the second
spectal please see tho detailed account below
1t NAV be said in passing comment that Reporter
won SO easily all the way and by so mucn 'hat
,odigous quantity Of internal wh6tling ana eAlerhal
winlng was surmised among those who remembered
nav Bnlt as those races are understood TO have
evoked sihs enthusiastic admiration Of the Executive
committees Of the Monmouth Park and COney Island
Racing Associations, the opinion on the turf Is gen
elaL tina the unknown person who wrote Coif
sistenoy, hou art a 1ewel!' never saw holsersce:
He has one of the smoOthee trainers that ever lived,
and Reporter he has very valuable piece OF prop
The Dryers looked on Civil Service almost a GER
tain winner of The nth ,sse a nsseesHS er t ala no
believe that Cortland could do much the mud but
cortland beat Civil Service in brisk finish, wherein The
skIl OF Barnes on Cortland upright and downright
But the DTers had pleasant ant, - e seconds 81 IN e
Fordham. If they did they knew their bushes
for Forlham was sure OF that race all ue way
Bri1gelight obtained second place
II the weather had been fine and The track airy anu
fast how easily Kingston would have put the Second
special by the side Of the First special in his dazzling
Captain Browns three yearolds are now in com,
ynendabo condition. 1t is strong stable with full
hand Of far-class colts. fine fy CSenortal and a
Brown Is now shaking The pluns from the plum-tree.
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
WRIST RACE-swEEPsTAKES FOR THREE-YEAR-
oLDS. $40 EACH. $1,000 ADDED. SPECIAL
WEIGHTS ONE MILE.
Dwyer Brothers Dr. +. Aursnia by Virs-Ann Fef
T Bryan's ci c Craftsman iO7 Gar. 1O6 IIanlOn
H. T. V'smans b. ESroIla "a io4
Betting to win-Auisna Ii TO 8. Crack sman to B.
Beitns for place-Aurania and Clack'msn none
NuuGlsDAarsnia straight paid s21 80. place s5 90
xnfsnia was drst off, half before Etma. who
va meek 6eIo G,sek dS on ,b ' n ne % cap Of
aIee lengths EIurla dropping to The rear, where she
remained in The easiest possible manner during the cnt
ST st and LEI Craftsman win as he pleased Barnes
. .P.dSary the INV %e3sa nSsas$%ss Rfaa
T e be S 81 aaae would e Ss 3 ana no %
MY hPSy 2 she S Ssg 9 p aoa han hs@
70 shsse her on cSea 0 6 IN "a sd
got h hsr hG1n u S f% 1 hG es1ohd T
s,s be S2%g Au n9a so % hard nd de
b Sa RSsapg aeaty S S1 6eois Era ''
SECOND RACE-HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES $50
EACH, $1,000 ADDED lls MILES.
A.. J. cassatps b. C. Now-or-Never by Sta.foid-
~T S M hpfefs' P BSas b. 5 ambST5
". NJ BsHei's b. e ta Joe Lee t. Ioc ITayG3
Betting to wn-Now oSNeySf to 3. Coiente to l.
B'4 Rs r 20 o1 rsn'%s 20 K Joe Lee e
Beils " ovens Panama 8 D. 1. Joe Lee 4 to 5.
Hu'uaIs-Now -orNcvrr straight rad SI2 %, place |
o. -: Caliente place ara 5O ~ 49, ~ r
Panama on In fron. ana ,.d whom no
vas PISSED by ,NGw-or-Neve!. The two head and |
en1 Ior seNen "neS Panams hanging with de-
frrninsuon worthy OF better reached the
homcstetch Here Nowor-Never dropped him. and com.
ng away won easily bv two lengths Caiien.o FINISHING
t"o1R in the final sixteenth, second six Iengtbs befoe
Brla r. N On i'"s''' '''O''
THIRD RAcE-sEABREEzE STAKES. THREE.
YEAR-OLDS. $50 EACH 1880 Annrn crrr
ING. lie MILES
s S. Browns b. T. GalOp. BY Glenelg-Ia Polka.
W G. DAYS b. g. Zephyus 104 lcar 100 fhndefso1
y. GideOns blk. e sam Wood los .....( w. DonobUn{
Rsveswyck stables b. Lotion % .fStevenson;
Hanover Sf1hc's lNnr II W.