New-York tribune., 1891-05-16

ana sauntcrer we're greeted win 'ochorous cnoers.
Tenny received an ovation Mr.. Caldwell kept the
field at the post less than ten minutes AfteT two
small freaks. the flag went down and the race was on
1t beautiful start. Of the best of the "old
mans" life and mighty proud did he feel over II.
And he had a right TO. None could beat H. Demuth.
was the only horse that seemed to suffer In the slight
est degree and Mclaughlin said after tho race that IL
was the horses fault. and not the starters Demuth,
he said, refused TO Join his horses, and In the tace
would do nothing but sulk lie tralled b7hnd nearly
all the way. giving his hackers ray OF hope.
Loantaa, tho rail- took up the running AZ the signal
to start and sped down the stretch with Russell at MS
girth, and with Banquet, Tea Tray and Prince Royal
lying close behind. The rest of the field were COM
fortaby grouped, with Tcnny about eighth. running
more kindly than usual. For nearly mile Loantaka
and Russell had the lead. while the schuylkl pair
backed and filed, advanced and receded, first one
moving up, then the other alternately falling back TIL
both died away In the stretch to nothing Santiago
moved into third place at the half and actually led
into the homestreatch, on almost even terms with
Russell. Bergen said that Loantaka tired badly after
passing the hree-quarters, and that account he
pulled him up Banquet made his the upper turn
and in a prominent place quarter from home
Prince Royal knocked and banged about TIL Garrison
despaired OF ever getting him Strengthened out On
the upper turn he better than seventh, with
close field in front and chance to steal through
SO the snapper" had TO go to the outside to swing
around the circle. Tenny knocked nearly OIL MS
feet once and he, too, was forced to go round MS
horses before he could extend himself for the final stg
gle. At the head of the stretch he was fourth, but
coming like the wind Garrison set sail for him, and
said after weighing in that If Prince Royal had not
been nterered with any more than Tenny was Prince
Royal would have Stuff and nonsense Saw
logs and candles Tenny flashed upon the spectators
as suddenly as a meteor flashes across the mid
night sky. He startled them thunder
NnoIr of hnzza
him in the race till he sprang to the front with
few mighty strides just beyond the flrlong post 1t
was all over in a moment. The lightweights that mad
been sailing along in the van fell before him as cha
scatters before the blast. He caused them to look
small low unworthy, insignificant to the last degree
He was as Gullvcr among the Lillputians. AT the
moment when Tenny left his field, Barnes eager,
anxious and excited his face agow with the prospect
OF victory thought 1t necessary 10 give him Just one
touch of the spur and cut with the whip. The
latter was drawn raised for the stroke but before
II descended the boy had changed his mind. Tenny
was running kindly, leaving his horses with lightning
speed.
No urging was necessary. Barnes tossed the whip
in the air and 1t fell the track in front OF Prince
Royal Then placing both hands firmly on the reins he
rode Tenny home Judge Morrow slipped up on the
rail and took third place after entering the stretch,
and not few hailed him as the winner, but George
Covington could not get him home. Tea Tray came
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with Garrison, to say nothing Of Hamilton. Lai2land
might have been second with stronger, abler Jockey
oD his welltraIIed horse Garrison rode fine hnish'
but Prince ROya1-was simply unable to catch Tenny,
who gaoped In the easiest Of winners by two lengths
Prince Royal second a head before Tea Tray, WHO
beat Banquet length and half. The rest OF the
field struggled in, most Of them In single file. Eon
brought UP a distant and dsgraceful rear.
FIFTH RAcE-sELLING SWEEPSTAKES. TWO.
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81. Betting Fl.
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The Nellie James colt ysIbena Simple Cold Hstte @
6nsRRins hsRRSasN In EnsRd the GRSder TS NAMED d ''
Mutuas-IAushing Water straight s1o oO place IS 7Oi
Lady Longfellow colt place 81 30.
An exceedingly poor start one that somewhat dimmed
the glory Of the previous Loughing Water was the
only ono in 1t when the flag fell, and the only in it at
the finish She won the easiest possible manner by
length and half; Lany Longfelow colt second, half
length befoDe Mount Vernon. No bid
SIXTH RACE-SELLING SWEEPSTAKES. $40 EACH,
$1,000 ADDED. 11o MILES.
s. Betting. e:
W. H. Timmons's ch. g. Bcnedictine by
Hurrah-zicka yrs. 100 n sZ2oOl;, .
Keystone Stables CHI. C. Mssterlode, T. 1Q7
c. D. McCoy's ch. h. Gallifet, 0, 1o6....:;
F. Purser's br h. Brown Charlie, 9. 101
W. car G. Days aSss b. C. Iepantc, g. iasic2
]. De Longs b. g. Tanner. 5, 111...;:.::.
Hanover Stables br. h. Eleve, g. 106....
t. NJ. Berrys CHI h. Eyton, 1o9. (Tribe) 16-1 6-l
D. liz IL . JOnes)o 25-1 81
Ttme-1 :5094.
Mutuals-Benedictine straight s81 e5, place s13 10;
Masterlode place Sl3 80.
Sir John, Once Again, Khaftsn and Torchlight were
withdrawn Lepano, pulling Baby Lambley out OF the
saddle every stride, made the running to the last
furlong post where he might well have dropped dead
for all the good he did his hackers. Benedctlne who
had been second from the start away In the stretch
ceverly by "a neck, Mssterode chasing him In
and finishing second, a neck before Gaifet. No bid.