Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-26
News by Telegraph
FROM ALL QUARTERS.
A GRAND Horse RACE.
Salvador lE1 Wins the Match at
sheepshead Bay.
MANY PEOPLE DROWNED AT BREST
Senate Amendments to the
Silver Bill Rejected.
THREE PRIZE FIGHTERS FINED.
A Great Railroad Tie-Up
at Chicago
ON THE RACE TRACK.

The Event at Sheepshead Bay-Some
Fast Miles and Exciting Finishes at
Charter Oak Park-The FavorItes
win Kasily-The First Race Won In
lhe Fifth Heas-The second Taken
by FearnauEht and G. T. L. Has n
Walk-Ovef In the Last Raee.
NEW YoRK, June 25.-Salvator won the
match to-day and made new record for a
mile and quarter. Over fifteen thousand
people went down to. Sheepshead Bay race
track to see the contest. It was one of the
erandest ever seen on an American race
course. There was no delay at the post, and
tho horses were sent away at once. Salvador
took the lead and made the pace very fast
one. Passing the stand he was half q length
in front of Tsnney and this lead he in
creased to length and half on the upper
turn. As they reached the far turn Salvador
drew away and led by nearly three lengths.
Then Garrison commenced to ride and whip
and Tenney closed up the gap inch by inch.
At the sixteenth Tenney was gaining fast on
Salvador when Murphy brought the whip
keep his head in front to the wire, winning
by about half head. The fractional time Of
the race is as follows: Quarter :25, half
40 3-5, mile 1889 4, equalliug Ten Broeck's
time; 1,s miles 1859 "a, and mile and a
quarter 2:05.
AT CHARTER OAK PARK.
HARTFORD, June 25.-The second day of
the June meeting at Charter Oak park was
productive of some fast miles and two or
three close and exciting finishes. In the
main, however, the racing was rather tame
for the favorites won too easily. About fif-
teen hundred were present. The day was
delightful. A cool breeze swept. across the
park from tho eest, softened the heat to the
degree of comfort. The track was in fine
condition.
Pamlico was the favorite in the first heat
and remained strong favorite, even after
he finished last in the irst heat. He took
the second and third heats handily and would
have taken the fourth and ended the race
but for bad break ON the homestretch. The
race was won In the fifth heat, which the ia
vorite easily captured. Summaries:
The 2:s7 Class. Trotting. Purse $500.
Il Il y d slowns cs ksndante.
W. Il: snyder's m Honey Bee....... I 4 I
Tuners Tuner m M AS6ev drawn.
T n sm ssehs sas asu s:ss1, s:sGM, s:aa
Fearnaught was away the favorite in the
second race and justified the expectations OF
the bettors by his performance. Plush tool
the first heat and showed herself speedy
mare. The three heats and the race were
taken by Fesrnaught. Summary:
The 2:2o Glass. Trotting. Purse $500.
James Golden's b Fearnaught.. 80 | /
T. ri Goldsuith's IN Plush. ............
A. P. McDonaid's ch Golden Rod. $500. !
d b. Harriugton's br m Femme Sole... 4 d
D. Henshall's b st. Elmo. Or
| ]. E. Turner'S b m Seymour Belle. ....... Or
| Time, s:19, s:fsM. 2:slA, 2:tsM.
The favorite, c. T. L., had walk-over il
| the last race. He won it In three straigh
| heats, with seven horses in. At NO tim
was he pushed II was evident that he coul'
| do considerably better than he found 1t nee
essary to do yesterday. Summary:
The s:aa Claes. Purse $500.
| G. d. SMlth's G. T. l. 49,. -.......-.....- l
] O'Neill's b m Fanny Swope. ...........
James Carpenter's blk g Hugo H." =
| James H. Lewis b IN Csssie.... 2
| E. F. Bass b Pilot. ......................- o
| n q 0n;ntonss TIr Miller ID ~ ~ dis
| Time: 22sA, 2:24, 3:s6.f
CLAYTON had bad case of thumbs after b
good showing in the fist heat and had to
drawn.