New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-10
TENNY ROMPS HOME.
srp DIXON UNABLE TO KEEP PACE WITH
HIM.
,,s,uoxy WINS THE HEAT RACE-A GREAT DAY
FOR scoTLAND-McBRIDE ORDERED


OFF THE COURSE.
Monday al the races is usually gloomy anu "
,rss not so YESTERDAY The attendance was ia'e. al"
1900 ra rand stand betting ring, lawn and pad
dock hummed with enthusiasm. Inc "e"''o' .'a,, =,
ugbtf,l cool enough for comfort and warm eho"sn "
bring out a horses best speed. Tue H',' .,e 80,
mile in which there were four starters anu w 49,,
stakes at the same distance. In whloh ioA'' - a.,
C.ssius and Fitzames met at light weights "oo '''e
loadstones Of the programme IL was esp -, ~
botb would be sensational contests "l Np0'' No..
ou,n,c. hrt in a measure both fell short i'o NAV
.co ,.eu, 10 sorc old Green Morrls's LlNlHo"' VIM
had not the slightest difficulty IN repea,ne J." 49,, ,
oisnosnc Of his three opponents, NoSDurs' "''
e,,o, q, common canter. The colt was never eN-
,.ndea His owner sure he wonIu VIII anu " ~
npbuc shared his confidence LiSimony was "". .
st,. Il, the betting his price before 'he nrs' "o"'
&c.,, .. oro,s and before the second neat I" D.
Tho aucononering Tcnny maue d" oN'"' "
Gin nixon Cassius and Etzjsmcs' tle Only o"ee ~
ea,d ~ eleven that went forth to gave MN o"'''c
rho DIVERS thought Sir Dixon good enough W sNc
r. . r,ce and expressed the opinion That To beat
-. 80 a new record would have to be made
ri ;uduced the stewards to give the track special
nrepar.ton 30 the harrows and rollers were put 10
rorh immediately after the first race and kept at 1t
I'M the bugle summoned the horses to the post
Tenny was so lazy that Garrison coud hardly per
shade him to raise gallop. Sir Dixon looked dry
hour and appeared eager for the fray though nobody
expected him 10 be in the hunt. FihjameS was
started by Trainer Byrnes (this is coniidcnal9 for
the purpose of getting line him that by
adding two and two together he might GET line on
Salvador See The suburban is near at hand.
Well. records were broken and the Dryers
were mistaken in supposing that Sir Dixon would give
Tenny II remarked in this column yes
teIday that il asking too much of Tenny to give
Sir Dixon ten pounds. The weights published were
Tenny 1l5 and Sir Dixon 1O5. sir Dixon really car
red 10 pounds as according TO the conditions Of
The he had incurred a penalty of five pounds
by winning at Gravesend This correction was posted
on the bulletin board
Tenny was 80 slow and sluggish at the start that
lie was soon two lengths behind the others. CaSstus
made the running. while sir Dixon and Fit7lames
alternated III second place. There was no change
till eefourth> of the distance had been covered.
Then Garrison gave Tenny his head. and in dozen
sweeping stidcS the race was over Tcnny literally
strobe his horses and under pull by three
lengths And Ca,sius beat Sir Dixon, though the
latter was ridden Ftzjames did not do anything
startling.
This same Tenny is something Of racehorse.
though his looks are against him.
Ii "a great day for bouny scotland. Dundee
his race al any price Iou please, from 10 to
query If Dundee i worth only cents What i the
estimated value OF Rover Homeopathy, JACK hose
small for computation. When viii such cattle cease
TO infest the TUT
Lima TOOK the first race and Lord Dalmeny the
second so The millionaire, iad their share Of the
Much /, said on both SIDES Of the WatersoI- Major
DAILY affair. and the Executive Committee has DE-
cded 10 make al Investigations. Mclrde the owner
Major DAILY. used tn, most foul and abusive language
Yesterday concerning the matter Milling the heavens
with much birthstone that number OF ladicS
seated in the clubhouse Enclosure hastily removed 10
d distant for protection. lie went so fai - -
threaten to wipe up the floor win TIE ,iGwafso
and certain newspaper men. and wanted 10 whip me
amable John Kelly. who Tried 70 cast oil oil tie
troubled wMcs. Ko,ef1 Fullerton siMl hls mouth ~
III, h,i,c> ana leave the track rhej did not rule nm
Of, however
DETAILS OF TIE RACING.
FIRST RAtE-MAIDEN TwO.IEAROLDs. slj
EACH. $3.50 ADDED. HALF NILE.
Eancocas stable, en- T. Lima, by r.@rfo-1sdo',
SUMO >Sabc =: e. i:hrngo!d. MS. ,A,ri,on,
" Jehnns,s -. e. hIurc ~ .-.----- Oo''nsV""l q
J. ii. Morris, Mics, ls Hssd,
l. eci Gnec, en- en- C. e. 'l GseS E
9 wsi6sgn. b. f. Jd.cphinc. rs a.re;nj
Js'er %.asn. Ms Wll."-, I;.n. ,Me'Fiiy
C. Reed 4 Sons br. e. H,,nnc,e. lis .... Martin o
). = Nqhoaand q. T. r.qqg 10 l4a,n "i,
J. T. i Widner c1 l., MilerNA,a rs tNcDcrmO,o o.
i i : to ko'. c Dr. C. M ,i,a. is Tlr3
/. {. Rnnd's b. c. fONore ils ....-....,fIr')
pstne to wirI.n,a tyOr'e to . RhensoId 90 to
krgc 70 J. Ef'n,sS No. to Jofp ,is ~ 70 a "a
to l. Msrta4 Washingtoa Il y |. Ncte, % 70 Ilacn
Ss q, i OsI5r so to l. Mcirosc TO J. L.onora to !,
f0isa Ra,ITa 70 EA;i'ssq s Kf5 i.
G %s5i 'i to e Gg @1norc % M, waH, % to
Martha wa:hng;od to !. Mictie, T. J. lIalenbeek
30 70 l. Metro, 20 70 J. Lemo;s 70 J. foHfos! %
Mutual--Llms straight sl2 -, psre Sc 30; Kheu'
After long delay at tho post, in which
dozen breaks Halenbeck running fuIlone IN each ono,
the nac excellent start. Lconorl led for fur
Ions. with Kfrue Close wcn Lima drew out aud won
very easily b. length Rhenrold under drive second,
neck before Kiirue On Time and the Alma Ally did not
start
SECOND EACE-MAIDENs OF ALL AGES SIS EACH.
$50 ADDED. SIX FURLONGS.
A. Bsmqn:s B. C. Lo,d Daiim q by The d ITId
P~SeT BI@' b. &o hA, b. D'} T. Dr. ~ ea6 iR
rreaknc.s stables b c. Lys.pder tM t2l
A. l. Wa,h6urne's en- 2. roicm,. . 81 -.
"; 1.S3S $751; , e. " wy #@5i@a
BeacOnshsd stables eh = La Gr'pe 3 tu i cberao,
Fa' 1,5o a. r. co9: T. lo1 r ,o4 c4@siSa
Greenwich stables Dr. r FL mi i9a" s. w. '''
rv, ss By to to b. nsma % E'S9' 70 e
70 100 e lGs%y 90 80 to %gd Pas 20 TO co 70
j. Rustic 100 to !. The Tartar 40 10 !, nc.o,
ExiT s' Dy 's' 70 ~ Md%@ e iiG9s 40 w T. J.
to Ihc Tar'aI = 70 L. .,,,gn sac r,.co $40 60:
MutDSis-l ri DaHeny stfbEhl TO- P'1@" ''''
Rhono place So %.
Another delay at the post and another Gooo
start The Tartar lei tu long and va, passed BY
Extra Dry. chrckcd II up Then HamIHh
brought Lord Damcny front and his Lordship won
easiy BIZ three lengths Rhono second, hah length be-
fore Extra Dry.
THIRD RACE THREE. YEAR-OLDS. slj EACH, 500
ADDED. SELLING. u, MITES.
Preaknees Stables b. 0. dundee by Maeduf vitgnia
Bush 10 y 49,. 500 lI3ftil
l.. J. Roses CHI c. Rover 40 ,StoNaIj
NJ. Barretts Dr. Jack Rose, III lhergen
J. A. a. IL. Morrls's ch T. Homeopathy 100 y
w. Jennngss b. c. Mobican 10 ....... (Co,inGtOU