New-York tribune., 1890-06-18
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Cassius place slf 90 -
I.t,. ,lsays a aulck beginner was the nr't - 'ho"
himself On the track after HecNors busle Su'n""n'a h'
horse, 10 the post N" sr"' tat"r' I@'a 10 ''"'' "
him As he ealolcd from the paddock gate |" '' "''" '
Tho .,re,ch strdeaway followed. and he also wa I''
- d, .,lcucc Montagu third. No applause.
You might have heard Idn drop Iheh ,Au'' Long
street looking very ~ and feeling very sooa rev
hundred admirers Of Bergen and followers o inc h'oo"'
len stable cappcd their hands enthu-laSuoaly but 'Ae
d ,o,d ,efu.ed 70 ,oin IN. IL av'oke however and
how,d where rs hopes rested when Salva"r cantered
eovly NJ the stretch followed by Frenh The api"'u'e
was kent up for some time FirenH looked nohr TOO
well but the big chestnut seemed udin'a ~ t"' hoN'
and went bv pulling hard the BIT Tcnnys toilet va
made At the hcad Of the stretch and the poidf h'a no
chance n show their fce!ng toward no Little ''n'
now an exceedingly little giant Last Of al came ms
Belmont pair straight from the stable. Prince RoiaI
leading tho way to n. track through the bars be-
yond tho betting ring The Prince never seemed
in better condition critics declared mat hSe
land Was 'oo DR.. Proctor Knott English Lady Tea
Tr,y Come.,o Tsw Loantaka 81. Luxe and ono'a wct'
Withdrawn. The held parad"d IN single nj" In u' ode'
s,yator s;rideaway Frcnt Montacu LonGstrect. Cas-
siu. Tcnnv Raccand Prince Royal Tenny. as usual.
wor. the hood and binker' that have always dis
tDgushcd him.
There was a delay Of minutes at the post owing
nrioclpslly 70 the fractousnc.s Of Prince Royal who
tue. IN ioo bi. horses Iona.treet kicked Montaeu.
and Tuny declined break. After three inenrctuai at
empts to get them oil abreast. MI Cadweh dFoppcd he
flag on as good start the most captiouS cnuc could
desire Srieelway Cas,ius and Loag~treet were slightly
n front but the close and al IN motion
Cassus Immediately out to make the pace gradually
drawing away TIL he gained lead Of four lengths on h'
backstrctch The others then began u close with Inn.
and when he turned into the homcseich SaNato "a7 A.
his saddle. LonGsect second for n'e mrl"ne' and
stopped departing Tor the with a'cn'hine alac.
rltv III, place was taken b. Strdeaway who had been
third from but Salvador. who came up rapidly
from the ruck quickly dlspossessed him and made chase
after the nyng Cassus Murphy taking no chances oi let
ting that lightweight slip away from him. The entire
race Of hare and hound arair. One of r'e
hounds Salyator caught the hare Csssus 10 the stretch
and racing with him to finish beat him by head
The other hounds could get up. Tcnny backing
and nng beginning Of the journey N the end
Entering bsckstrcch he was nh but from some cause
fell join Montagu the faithful guard '-or
rson got him up NTH place again but the upper
turn he ground At length he got fairly under
way and along lkc walking-bcam engine. but 10
not in him 10 set up Garrison noTged hard and
pulled and tugged with might and way down
the stretch the best Tcnny could do capture
third money lengths behind Cassus. strdeaway and
Ksceand nnshed heads apart Kaccand forgetting
tend himself Til after the race Fren1i
prominent. Neither Prince Royal who show ed
speed all. Montagu never better than eighth
and he reached that place through the kindness OF Bergen
who pulled up at the finish. sa,aor not distressed
least He freshest horse in the race
FIFTH RACE-swEEPsTAKEs SIS EACH. 81 1000
ADDED. SPECIAL WEIGHTS. Il. MILES.
C. d. Mec0y's en- c. Beck. by Bertram-Addie Hart
Dwyei Brothers b. c. EOn. = l2e -. Bergen 2
; > Browns en- h. DeiaulteI' . los. -Co'ingtonl 3
Pyakness Stables |. Lysander, 4, Io4 Martin o
George Hearst's oh c. Phiander T. l04 (stOvuj 0
l.. Lloyds sam Love. 3. % (car. oSi2l Trbc)
Time-l :j5 40.
Betting to wn-Beck to |. Eon (fayorite) to s.
Defaultcr to l. Phlander 70 l. Lysandcr IL 10 Kern
20 70 l. sam Love so 20 /.
Betting FOR paceBeck eyens, Eon TO 10, Defaultor
evcns; philandcr TO J. Lysandcr IL To l, Kern to l.
sam Love 20 TO /.
Nutuals-neck straight $50 place 40 90 Eon place
81 Sj
Lysander and Kern made the for furlongs
while Eon louneed along in the On upper turn
Beck dashed the and came into the stretch with +,
lead o' two lengths Eon set sail but failed catch ~
and Beck increasing hls lead bv lengths. Eon
second the distance before Dcfauter also came
nom the IN the last quarter Both Gov.
ington erred IN delaying their so long
SIXTH EACE-SwEEPSTAKES. slJ EACH s75o