The evening world., 1891-08-01
POINTERS ON THE RACES.
Opinions on the Various
Winners To-Day,
Programme of the Several Events
To BE Run on.

The feature Of the card at Morris Park is OF
course the match race between Tenny and
Longstreet They will meet at mile and n
quarter, each carrying 124 pounds. Both
horses have been tried and are I'm the best OF
shape. The track was narrowed from sun
rise to sunset yesterday, and 1t is in superb
condition. The rest OF the card promises In
teresting racing, and It looks favorite day
all through. The conditions of the match
are as follows:
Fourth Race. Match, e5, 900 a side, with 81, 500
added mile and quarter: ru.n,r..n, "a,
ID. T. Pulsiferb b. h. Tenny .(BArnes) lEi
The writer has learned OF nothing TO change
his first opinion, that Tenny would win. The
brilliant performances OF the swayback both
this year and last year are too well known to
admit OF repeating here. Longstreet is, in
the opinion OF the writer, overrated. lie is a
good, game horse, no doubt, but has not the
speed OF Tenny. His easy victories this year
have, no doubt, blinded his owner into the
belief that he had a world beater, but he has
not such good horse, so far, this year. 1t
was the same way with Kingston. He kept
beating tlelds OF selling platers in easy fash
ion. Everyone thought he was unbeatable.
but when he stacked up against the liNle
swayback az Morris Park he was beaten In
gallop. While Tcnny may not win IN .gal,op
to-day, he ought to win handlly ana with
something to spare.
First Ace.-Handicap sweepstakcs, $40 each,
with 81 900 added seven furlongs.
Chesapeake ........ i2slsllvsr Prince e......... n5
Riot ............... 100 Simrock ............. n2
May Win ............. 97,AdVcnturer ........, w
The sport will begin with tho above dash.
Chesapeake ought to win, notwithstanding
all his weight. MAY win should he the runner
up, and silver Prince ought 10 be an excellent
play l, 2, 3.
Second Race. .-scabriCht Stakes, for two-yeur;
olhs $50 each, with 81 800 added penalties and
allowances six furonga 900
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wnh Jim .......... llS Gnarterma'ter. ....... los
SSSiiSs;t SSsSiFS; coli iJ8 i5s rpro'F 'O'''' los
His Highness and Atrplant look to be the
only two in this race. Airpant has never
shown that he was the equal OF MS highnesS,
and the latter ought to win handily. Airplant
should he second and the cadence colt third.
The latter is at his best in heavy going.
Third Race, -Eatontown Stakes, 500 each, with
R.ccand Siaoa r'n.'f'4 IL x" r.! Del R"y one c
2PnSEsSS llS3 KITES e9s1 30
| Raceland can run mile as fast ns almost
anybody and his last race indicates that he i4
I in good shape just now. Rey Del Rey should
be second and Judge Post third,
Fifth Race -Sweepstskes, for two-year- -olds, $40
each. with : ], 900 added selling allowances; iivo
and half furlongs. ,o,
] rake BACK lDl lNf
QuhrtcrmaHter. ID EICti ......... lOt
Coronet ............ lO9 Enid. :............lJ
Schuy kill ......... lOg Prot einOl. lOJ
Arnold ........... 100 ROlfe 90. ............ lOl
Invermore flly...... lOB lillian. 01
! Schuylkil ought to win this race. He would
have beaten Take Back the other day had he
got an even break with him. Take Back
should be second, and Arnold may be third.
Sixth Race. -Biow Stakes, weter-weight hhndi-
cap at $40 each, with 3 600 added; six furlongs
Ranuuet.......,.. 1875 Simro ok .............. lnJ
Strvke llE Nr. SeHS...,.... lhO