New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-25
SALVADOR AND TENNl.
TIE GREAT MATCH OF THE YEAR
,rrrMrx GENERALLY CONFIDENT THAT SALIVA
T,,g villa WIN

TOR villa WIN.
The shecpshcad Bay trach was III 49," ,in,o
ton Yesterday and the races were ,"' a. ,,o
II no rain falls bcfor" O'CLOCK ',"s ,,,tch has
-, 18th between salvador and TcnhN. WIG" ""'
So -. o,,lrsL,,fc and heated 'on'"'"''
- o.,,os, aud jealous expectation thd' any ',
-, q this generation In America VIII Nv "'''"
. corrsc in the perfection OF co'u'"o' =. ,.or.
vb,cb the record may be broken n"''. ar,ti,,
x..,.raav at the topmost notch OF peri. ,or %
No excuse can be made for e''''' 49,, ,a. tho 70
zach cannot be persuaded that ''' ,. hove SAT
notes, chance Of victory. The uI''> " .ic,or,
- 80 IN charge If them. salvador N.'V'
-. ro,r 4, the suburban was - "'"'' ,,,..
~. - convincing that the NUMBER {" -,
-,,..,s far exceeds the total oi wv ,a,,, that
=, Tornv In all the betting To-Day :. a., :, r,r,cs
s.,y.,or will he a strong iavorie' =, -. ocerod
-, lot night one Of the leading po'N''' -.
80 no, 5000 on savator ashn'' Gu, o., race
go. some betting before inc "'''
Ihc'c We" s,o,day The booknaker' WHO
~ uo w" ccurcs were willing 10 bV'
p'' ~ o.,y.,or. and II 10 10 AGAINST le""N' "u'
=. =, ...so,ohlv certain that Il VIII Dc oHNs u"
>. - ,,,,e This afternoon 10 tn against iVn"' o."
81 80, At all unlikely that the ouuN aS""'
,,.,.s colt may be even better II nav oe ina, '"0
s.St most sagacious and best equipped ''''''."
M =. overwhelmed with violent shock o surprise 'n''
Ioo, and that the son Of Rayon d0r VIII oe
-. 40 overcome the son Of Prince Charlie h"' ~
o., az logic experience, public FORM )udicIo">
A., a,d careful consideration OF all the ccihc"'S VI WV
.,,ra,,on NAV be taken into account saiVa'or o"e"
3. the victor I'm the match Mr. fulSierS MAJ W.
~. lunch ~ wire grass may in some mysterious
o.' and unantclpated fashion triumph over
yr Hacgin's superb colt, but there arc "
nr...rt no grounds for suSpecting ah;thihE
=, mis- sort Both colts appear 10 nave
heen doing we'll since the suburban. o"' NJ.
eyed and acute critics of trials ana prNaV WV"
better pleased with the performances OF SaN''V'
the great handicap was decided than VII" ''oSo
Ternx Isaac Murphy will surely ride salvador an"
-. NJ pr,sifer changes his mind today Garrison
an hove tho mount on Tenny. 1t is not impo'slDi9
Tho, Of tho last moment Mr. Pusiier NAV decide ID p"'
-, Hamilton who rode Tenny so well l"S'
year but nothing TO indicate Such -
f~m his original purpose oouu oo -.
last night. The fanatics VINO '''" -.
mon prostratlng themselves beneath NV T., ,hcir
y, Mr. pulsfer's Jugccrnaut may he juStiheu III ',.
.A,ded ,.i,b and their unnnching eApectslloh' o''.
on WIZ, they base their confidence that lch"' VIZ
nrove s,,perior to salvator in the matoh ''l'S ~
noon Is not clear to the uncloudeu eye "a ' 49,,
whatever may appear 10 the oim"0 anu no. n,o,
Of heresy Tenny may win. Anythns n'"' ,
ON Tho turf Hnt why Tcnny should win after inc
beating that he received from salvador IN 'e
does not vet shine forth uncoudod
:, vas card of especial interest and attracuNehesS
,ba, the Corcv Island Jockey Club offered yeS'cNa''
The attendance was good. and would nave Oeeh "''"
better but that great numbers OF tuTimeh "cre "'e
ing their business affair, and making ther prepare
firms IN see the famous match to-day, ana ucIci"io
were absent from the track although FirenH was 10
meet seuo-ita for tire first time this year ana thefe
were other contests OF uncommon merit.
In the trst race. Farvew, the favorite. ran away
from field of eleven in style that marks nm
colt 10 be treated with respect hereafter Lord Harry.
well ridden By Hamilton got the place in the las
stride or two.
Mr. Belmont was present and had the pleasure OF
soeins hs fine hIy her IIighneSs run away from
cleaning in the Mermaid stakes at a mile and
furlonc In truth. Her iigPneSS made an unsghtN
spectacle o. Cleaning half-me from the end, ana
came home a. suited her, without hurrylng. Her
Uichncs, must bc accounted a FLY of sterling stamp
now and Cleaning docs not seem TO be IN II with lcr'
Eon was the even-money favorte in the third race.
but could only gel third place, the remotest outsider
Of all the five Mr.. walbanm's Folsom winning
the race BY head while Padishah was second.
head before Eon. who only head before stockton
II was u thrilling finish. and every one VINO Sd" IT
was glad that he was alive Mr.. Walbaum thonehl
that Folsom had little chance that ne lent MS JOCKEY
Eergcn. 10 TIE Dryers to ride Eon owners oi'ch
make mistakes Mr. Walbaum tumbed INTO all error
that he will not forget for many day when ne ialed
to back his full brother to Torcham at the eXtvaean'
and stunning adds AGAINST him.
-Four ran for the COncy Island STAKES al
n mile and fuIlong. with special weight
conditions. That commendable mare FrenM wa
In at ia pound, only. and was consequently ara
properly the iavonte at odd, on. Prince Royal Wa'
second choice Captain Brown present, and he
and his trainer Rogers thought that Senora's chances
for place impreenaDe, while they believed 1t
Of the question that she should overcome
Firenz Most Of Mr. Caldwelrs starts but this yes
terday admirable but he dropped the nag for the
Coney Island stakes when the rider OF >cnolita,
Prince ROYAL and Dixon we're pulling mp, thinking it
no start. Hence f1renn got much the be-t OF
1t. and she led all the way. Isaac Murphy was never
IN the least nervous or restless. lie leaned
back IN the saddle and kept steadF
REM. even when ~enorita moved up to her head
a half mile from the finish and the mighty mare won
trainer have Overc.tmatcd Coyington's abilities
Jockey. Rarely has any horse on raccirick
been ridden badly ,enorita was ridden
she would have got second place without shadow
Of doubt but CoymTol idoti,diy Insisted ON pctgnE
away at Firenz long after it settled In the most
overwhelming manner that >enorita coulc not catch
the Queen Of the Turf. The result Wa that he *
hsus;ed his mount by irving in vain 10 defeat Fircuz
and thus lost the place to Prince Royal. whom Ham
ton brOueh, up with rattle IN the last furOne. That
lie lad no business IN such company.
The be,tiniormed and w'eot trainers on the
track declared that Russell hal become
stale and was going back. They were right
tremendous fayorIte g on for he Zephyr stake
Al three quarters Of mile. But neither Russell nor
Correction, of the John ~ Morris pair ever really
dangerous, Mr.. SCOTS BOcrO 10 whom Russell was
in hand While the same ornefs vacabond was second
at least two lengths before Russell who only beat
Captain Wagner short head for third place. Cor
rection also to have gone Of and become sadly
stale. She was never the front. The last race
high weight handicap az mile and quarter
the turf, was won by brian Boru. ridden by Garrison.
by a short head In the last few strides Wajaum's
RancOcas. outsider in the betting was second and
Nengeur the fvorite. got third place
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST RACE-SWEEPSTAKES TWO.YEAR.OLDS
so EACH. $500 ADDED. SPECIAL WEIGHTS
FUTURITY COURSE.
Q. Reed Sons b. c. Falrview. by Forestcr-wissa.
b. Cadgan,s B. c Lord Harry HI. (namll onj =
D. yohnsons b. I. Priscilla 100 ........... (F1ynn1 3
l. J. Rese's hr. {. oscar lOO ......... fIerpcni O
y r. McDonad's b. I. Young Grace, los Crhompsonl 0
w L. SeOus b. I. Exclusion 1913 (Sms)
j. A. a. II. Morrl.,. b EL.tho lIittl.a.Id- q