New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-03

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Mutuais-osric straight paid se4 U.s. place sac TO- Laugh
Ing Water place S02 40
Bennett Young, Airsilaft Arplant and Temple were
withdrawn, and Laughing Water was announced as
starteF at track delay at the post WIS expecoeu
but not delay Of fory-eight minutes Dsgonu oena'eu
badly, refusing TO Join his horses, ana HIS s"~e' Os
all the others crazy. Break after break occurieu' so
the chances OF half dozen youngsters were ful"e~
Osro ruined perfect start ana yemen '"u' ooni'
NJ the ioekeys became unruy, and Jones, LamDey.
CLAYTON and Stevenson suspended for week. Lamo
ley spoiled two starts by pulling up Inc start "heh
70 finally come, not good MI Cald~ei seldom
succeeds with a field when he delays so long he
dronpino n, the flag Dagonet got of In front. Mars
IN the rear and the field was widely scattered between
them Osric through rapidly outrunnng the heio
from start and at the quarter was In supreme COM
uand with half OF his opponents already under tne
whip Dagonet and Laughing Water hung tenaciousy
but osric remaining in front to the end, won by half
O length Laughing Water second head before paeonet
spinaong came at the finish with startling rush. but
arrived late Mars never was In the num- Ihe
value Of the stakes Is about $4,000
FOURTH RACE-For threeyear-olds and upweTd
sweepstakes OF $40 each with 1000 added OF which
5000 10 second and 800 to third Winners In 1890 or
1891 OF $1,000 30 N extra; twice OF $1,000 or
once OF $1,000. z N extra Non-wnners in 1890 or
1891 Of 81 900 allowed n. Beaten maidens allowed IL
~ One mile and sixteenth.
Racelsnd being withdrawn. Drzsle had q wslk-over.
FIFTH F-METROPOLITAN HANDICAP For all
acus sweepstakes Of 800 each, h. T.. only s25 II
declared; with 900 added Of which 81 900 TO second
and $500 to third. Weights to be published on Feb
ruay 15 and declarations to he made by March 10 1891
Closed January 2 1891 With 70 entries One mile ana
'' s. Betting f.
L. stuar.s b. h. Tristan; by GenSga7Lss, IN, Al
D. E + Pasr yrs h h1' renny 10
F. c. McLewes's ch. c. Clarendon, :. 1o! =, o,
E. oorrgan's b. c. Riley, 4. 11s,; SfsraD go 81
SfnS5Sa g. 100 ics ios5 it,eaeid 80
Tournament o. 10 iTme--i 81 i.''r''O"''
sass %hs . S he o2 ed re
Tenny's mile from the start 1S7
Tournament was added 20 the list OF starters ~ tho
track and his name did appear in the published list
OF entries Eon, Banquet Montagu, Isaac Lewis, Ber'
nuda Fairvew Lizse, Sextu Raeeland end los Angeles
were withdrawn There useless timber IN the race
to cause inteerences and fouls Tenny had nothing to
complain Of at start but moved of so deliberately ae
he was soon alone In the The pace was cracker
from the drop OF the flag Theirs was no time for iong
Tournament up the hill like streak OF lightning WIN
Clarendon ct his heels Ambulance third Tristan fon'h
Tenny and Senorta away beck In going over me
Matterhorn Garrison took judeous pull at Tournamsht
and let Clarendon have the leod Ambulance was sun
third, but Tristan he'd fallen back to join Tenny IDe
distance between Clarendon and Tenny at the head OF the
stretch less tn eight lengths once on the tooos-
oan slide SQUARED home Tenny cut loose and IN
half furlong at ClarendCn's heels Clarendon sn leo
at che end of the mile Tenny half length back Tournament
had dropped out urongs and Tristan had taken
his place 1t looked then the little giant had only
Clarendon 10 The fractional time has been given
above and is TO be wondered at that such mile
should have Left horses but little 60 finish with Car
endon fsltered Tenny was then hailed as the WIN
her but Tristan freshest horse Of all and the best sea
soned oollared him, bringing Murphy 10 whip Tenhys
rally was weak Ineffective He had shot his electric
holt further up the hill There not another burst OF
speed IN him He struggled gamey but 1t availed him noun
ing His big weight crushed him. and Tristan 10 whon no
was concednq year fifteen pounds got home In front
nv half Tenny length before Clarendon, who beat
pnav A head -Four lengths divided Riley and Senors
To show that Tenny's first mile had used him up, It Is
only necessary to explain the last eighth was run In 14
IA. seconds 54 gait. Mr.. Pusifer sat In
the grand stand watch in hand, following the
race with a stocsm that would not be dis-
n,rbea Not line Of his face deepened not muscle
moved not ne-ve twiched the desperate struggle went
on in front Of the lawn when 1t ended and he
saw Tenny in the second place. all that he did was to
turn toward Judge Burke and say "What d you MAKE
mp, Then he closed up his watch and quietly went
home. zoos.
Mutuss-rr4stan straight paid $50 20, place s1s 70
Tenny place 81 30.
SIXTH RAOE-For all ages. sweepstakes OF
$40 zach with 81 900 added Of which 500 to second
and 500 to third. The winner to be sod at auction
for s2 oOo II entered be sold for less b. allowed
for each 800 70 81 600; then ID for each slVo
down 70 s'0O S'''" Betting;
p " Nevton's b. c. styke by Ten Brock
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