The sun., 1890-06-18

the extreme outside Tenny coming next with
the others sandwiched between and constanti ,a ~
be of. Tho coors masscd beautifully with The
green woods lor a background, and the crow.
oofies o, those who saw Il. ,MF: caldwell
to the bows when Flrenzl Kicked her stable
| companion Salvador full on the flank. the
blow reson1dng through the, woods near near hSy
| The colt did not seem to mind 1t, and ,Murphy
was unhurt. Raceland, ,tstanRe TO say, would
not oin the others and while Jim was endeny, ih
| rest, Cassius, Strldeaway, Longstreet and
po% 6h X. sSSIts FS beg s6aTH
| line again Prince Noyal kicked and slashed
right and left with demoniacal fury causing 4 the
next break would have resulted In O
splendid start had not Salvador swerved clum-
as though undecided whether to drop It or not.
Back once more they trooped, and when they
turned It ySs ms to SGH hS dT
safer quarters. Tenny In the mean time, had
been taking q nap. standing as quietly as a
Prince Royal ceases his gymnastics and Raco-
land becomes tractable Come on, ehouts
the starter and every Tdsr ca SSnG on as
terms, Cassius, strideaway, Longstreet, and
Prince Royal being, in front, while, Tonny.
Thoy're ' rec OF /" is shouted hoarsely by nine
tenths OF the assembled th9usa%nds' % i6rdae ana 3he
past tho stand Cnssius is length In irout OF
the field and going like an arrow from the DOW.
sqnEsTsey Is wso IS cosey clos ioowed BY
Prince Koyal, sayator, and Tenny, Montague
@ SFnsRg bs up turn int thore rsH lot e
for a moment an accident seems nnavoidable.
lakeland and firenzi are jostled and drop
Tenny on the outside, but the, pace seems TOO
warm for the sway backed colt TO impr9ye MS
h6oson and TTs has his advan
tage to two lengths. and o follower ot the
Doverwyck stable begins Shouting: They'll
The hi they won't" irreverently retorts a
stout old man, who is trampng on the gerani-
ums In the enclosure for movers In front oi tho
beginning OF the backstretch tho living Casslus
s three engths IN the van @ Longs'TSe5 E rect seeSnu SeSs
in front OF Salvador, who has for his nearest
attendants Tenny Firenzi. and prince hoyai.
~ nH out | Of tho race. As they run past the old
Dwyer tables Murphy begins to ride SaIyat4or ,r,4a
and the big chestnut p"ySssSi Srions srinS Mnd
sets sets out in, pursuit Of Cassius :, who who
is turning up the earth in 'front.' Tenny Is now
as fast as his followers could wish for ,At
length tho hooded colt whom Garrison ls RID
ing tooth end nail eeGRs To
WILL be the only ones in ut the death: rs
Salvador strode around the turn, dey66urinE 6rE
the crowd began shouting. SO +, c. !.
Look at Salvador; he will walk in" ,,,t so II
seemed and at the S eng SI s wsS Sns
10 find that Taral had been playing cute with
him. for at the end of mile. or Just after turn urn
ing into the homestretch. Cassius began draw
frishtened. dnshed his spurs deep: into
Saivator's heavinG flanks. and drawing his
sides. Doing his utmost, savator answers
the punishment with the greatest cameness'
he spurts and spurts until nature would
seem TO be exhausted. and a furlong from
is onS now doing everything in his power to Iorce
the tired Cassius along. II ls madaehlng 1grdo 10
him to see victory only few hundred yaras
Rousing Cassius with all the energy at his
command a desperate struggle for the mastery
tifty Yards. but 1t is evident that something
must give way. No horses can stand o Sueh tlnd
TERRIFIC as Is being put on these bood
makes Itself manifest in Salvatore veins and
gaining inch BY inch. he heads Sassips rs and has
stand sta dis Is reached Tenpy is third, two lengths
disappointment and chaGrin written IL IN eysTy
r. eeland nth. TirenM sixth. Prince Royal
seventh, Montague eighth, and Longstreet
The sky ie rent with cheers and the air Is
filled with hats. umbrellas. and canes as
om W
to get a view OF the victor. who is about the
last to return Murphy is lifted rom me &c coi5s
back and, after weighing out. Is hoisted on tho
shoulders OF his friends and carried olf In
triumph the huge forai horseshoe; Sc" fSe;,,ia WITH
Salvador. whose sides are torn and bleeding
where tho steels .plouRhed their way is
ah9ush hs eyS S Us wb Tbb arb
he is surrounded. 1t was a hard race and a
gallant Victory for the best horse; The time;
1t is undoubtedly n better performance, tax
Ing everything into CONSIDERATION. When
md an oy 2 pound S
vator carried FIVE. pounds more, is year
younger, and had eight, opponents.
ported Prince Charlie out OF Saliua, by Lex:
ington. and is the property OF 7; Bi HaGGLn OF
been sterling performer. He cost his owner
81 200 as a yearling, and to-day he is undoubt-
e4ly tho most valuable horse In the land, as
At Two years old he was beaten by Proctor
Knott; both in 1.-THE Junior Champion and
PutSry takes s 5GeIea s1ea
Proctor KNOTT beating him in the Omnibus
Stakes at Monmouth Park; he Is fully lG,l
white legs. He Is a horse OF wonderful length, |
the longest the writer ever saw from nose 10
Strength, sire the muscular development being a6-
normal Taken altoGeIher be is the highest
type OF race horse. The race YESTERDAY was
profits may be put down at 100000 as he had
back ed his colt in the winter books and also |
very heavily in the ring yesterday.
Gassius surprised everybody but his owner. |
who is one Of the veiy shrew dcst men In the !
business. He ovorreached himself ON this .oc-
casion though. Had no not pena lied Cassius, |
and started MIN win his original mpost Of lob |
pounds he could not have lost Salvador did |
not give Cassius n pound beuIing and Cassius |
At 1903 pounds. with the race run as it was yes
terGay. would have won. Garrison said that
felny suiked halt, u mile from, homo;
o try again he had, lost a counle
Of lengths. Strideaway is Il good horse,
much better than the public thought up TO yes
erday. but milo and Il iurong is probably
s choice distance, the extra iurlong yester-
lay not being to his liking. AS TO the others.
outside of Longstrcet. who showed lot OF |
speed for seven furlonGs aud will be hard 10
teat the next time he starts, they wele simply !
outpaced. The fractional time OF the race
which follows. shows what Il clinking pace
Lassius set from the drop Of the flag The first
urlong was run in l2is seconds tho quarter in
"a :, three-cghths In 81 a, half mile in 40,
hree-quartsrs In 1914 y. milo l;iOa. milo and
! iurlong 534, within IL quarter Of a second
of Terra Cottas best on record. and milo and
III arter in 2:uj>a.
Dnve Pnlsiier was probably the most dsan-
pointed man at the track after tho raco, He
stood to win very close to slODuN', and WAS
u lBUute!y certain that his colt would be tho
Victor