Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-06-18

THE CONDITIONS.
Fourth race-rhe Suburban, handicap
sweepstakes of 500 each. half forfeit and only
S25 if declared the association to add the
amount necessary to make the value of the
race $4,000 the second to receive 81 700 and the
third $1,000 Of the money SO added; winners
after publication of weights of race of 81, 900.
pounds extra; of two of 81 900 or of one of
$1,000, pounds extra. of. three of 81, 1000 or of
two OF S2,000 or of one of 5000, Il pounds
extra in the case of horses handicapped at ll5
pounds or over, these penalties shall apply to
the extent of one-half. and in the case of those
handicapped at l22 pounds or over, to the ex.
tent of one-quarter only, and in the case of
those Handicapped at 126 or over they shall not
apply at all; one mile and quarter.
And here are the horses and riders who
sh ould start under these conditions, with
weights and betting added:
Salvador, l27. Murphy: to 5, to 5.
Cassius 107, Taral; 10 to l. 4 to l.
Tenny, l27, Garrison; to 5 8 to 5.
Srideaway, ll6, Taylor; 50 to /, Is to l.
Firenz, l26. Ray: so to /. 4 to /.
Raceland. 128, Hamilton; to j. 8 to 5.
Prince Royal, 123. Anderson; Is to l, 8 to1.
Longstreet, l25 Bergen; 10 to l. to !.
Montague, 1O4, Martin; 40 to l, IL toL
AT THE POST.
The bugle called the horses to the post.
Cassius was the first to appear, with Salvador
next and the others struggled in from all
quarters
The first start was poor one. Prince Royal
and Tenny were left at the post. In the second
attempt they got well punched. and moved
down to the starter in good order. They
Jumped away all together, and Caldwell flashed
his red flag on them in jiffy. A mighty roar
arose from the immense throng as they came
bounding down past the stand. Cassius was IN
front and in the short distance had already
had a lead of a length. FirenZi, that
gallant mare from the Haggin stable, was run
n.ng second, and the others followed in close
bunch. Gong around the first turn Cass1us
loFn naf
who was a head besore Strideaway, Firenzi
fourth, Prince Royal fifth, Raceland sixth,
Montague last. AS YET no move had been made
with either Salvador OF Tenny. Murphy was
letting the former run easily. while Garrison
had double wrap on Geuny. Past the quarter
they went at a terrific pace, with Cassius in
creasing his lead steadily, while Longstrees
kept second place from Strideaway, who Kept
his head in front of Salvador, with the white
and blue of Tenny way IN the rear. Dave
Pulsifer's horse was carried SO fast that he
sulked, and he appeared out OF the race.
TENNY MAKES A RACE.
Now Garrison began to move up with Tenny.
and as the blue and white began TO move
through the mass of colors great shout went
up from the stand. Murphy, on Salvador,
heard it, and as quick as flash he sent Saliva
tor up into third place. Longstreet was half
length In front of him, with the others bunched
close behind Going down the back stretch
Cassius increased the pace and at one time had
a lead of four lengths. Longstreet still held
second place, with a death-like grip, and Saliva
tor was but half Length TIA away; nd Frlncs TnnGs
took fifth. Salvador began to flash at faster
pace, and Garrison set pace for him with
Tenny. AT the head of the stretch both were
close on to Cassius The Beverwyck stable
candidate, though, still held her lead of three
lengths Salvador was second, only neck in
front of Strideaway, followed by Longstreet,
Tenny, Raceland and the others now all ranged
Co. I, hfNT0
Inch by inch Salvador crawled up on the
leading Cassius. AS YET no whip or spur had
been used. Garrison was working desperately
on Tenny, but the little horse could not get uD.
Now all were whipping like mad. Still Cassfus
held his lead. "Cassius wins" mady shouted
the thousands as the last furlong pole wss
reached.
SALVADOR WINS.
mo, Salvador wins, shouted another faction,
and then the gallant chestnut under the des-
perate whipping of Murphy, draws away. The
wire is very near, and Taral and Murphy are
riding for all they know. In the last jump
Salvador gets his head in front and wins by
neck with CassIus length and a half in front
of Tenny Strideaway was fourth. four
lengths away. Then came Raceland, FirenZi,
Prince Royal Montague and Longstreet.
Time, 2:06 45.
The absence of the Kentucky candidates,
Proctor Knott and English Lady, from the list
of starters for the Suburban was great disap-
pointment to large number, but especially to
Mr.. scoggan. their owner. He expected TO
make "hog killing with them and their GO
ing wrong was a hard blow to him. They will
be sent to Kentucky tomorrow and will have
good long rest in the hope that they will be
able to race again.
Salvador, on whom the eyes of thousands
were entered to do the trick to-day. is q chest
nut colt by imported Charlie. out Of Salina. AS
yearling Mr.. Haggin paid S., 500 for him. He
won the Tidal stakes at Sheepshead on June Is.
1889, with Mclaughlin up, carrying III pounds,
ono mile in "A 2-5 July he took the Reali-
zauon stakes, worth s34. 100, at Sheepshead.
with Mclaughlin up. l22 pounds, defeating
Tenny, Longdance. Eric and others at one and
five-eghth miles in 2:5l.
THE OTHER RACES.
First race, five furlongs-Civil Service first
Geraldine second, Blue Rock third. Time l:0l 3-5.
Second race five and one-hali furlongs-Russell
first, Bolero secopd, Miss Ransom third Time
1:l0. .
Third race one and one-eighth miles-Reclare
first, Torso second. Jersey Pat third Time 1866 To-
Fourth race-The suburban.
Fifth race. one'and one-eighth miles-Beck
first Eon second, Defaulter third. Time l:55 As.
sixth race, mile-Folsom and WatcrsOn ran a
dead heat and divided, Vengeur third. Time 1:44.