New-York tribune., 1891-05-16


when no is Tenny, undoubtedly has the pace of him
at any reasonable difference In weight. Prince Royal
ran commercially, and beat ali the field except
Tenny IN such a manner as 10 Justify all the good
| things that had been said about him. The wonder
Of spirits which Induced the owners Of Castaway
% Once Again, CarTOi King Thomas and Nellie BY to
run them so long race as as & mile a1d quarter, In
the Xrshsnge Gabriel is superior in moral qualities
to the Prince of the Powers OF the Air:
wonderful race s in any way Even with slow track,
soft top too loamy unelastic and rather sticky, the
beer Tine than 2iS ' i At no It'll time % was the pace
marvellous. and 1t was surprising that some s.oi OF
so ' sass sSs y'sad psed weS could were Ss II
6s first mile Ts the pest horse Non with ,RS no
spsed sp'p and genuine worth p'Rr Comparison with t9s
H' cam Be found with the way in which any horses
were ridden and handled. Barnes exhibited super;
no Jockey here or anywhere else could have ridden him
better He did not hurry worry or hustle nus ti the horse horse
he was not likely to be crossed jostled or inerered a
T Se s9a Sag anti ' sot an2 e
plenty to spare. There was the usual floral wreath
S the s Sn e sed ns Of HstSy
1t rate to lesye No OoS oSe Sad sny arc
for complaint: There was apparently bad fOuling
and az 9d the & &itkey % S so M Not @ oe SSG n 9s te s sso we %
the American turf has race been run 50 free from rom
%st Ss% '0 o6nspcn place ia any N 2cS E @
history. It not amazingly fast or extremely
kingston tremendous favorite at big odds on. had
trouble in winning the first race and LongfTeet d gEt
from the John A. Morris stable, from which so much
was expected. was withdrawn from the Expectation
Cheviot colt Osrlc although osrc was trng fast at
The finish, and was almost overtaken by McLewes
this race Yorkville Belle better lly than Osrc is
colt The little lad Doggett who rode Yorkvie Belle
turn. while Taral rode OsIic with so much vigor at
the finish that the flly could not quite get up
ind .n HeS who %aS ran Of vel dn f gotRs s
little overweight Yorkve Belle but IN his hands
e rncs s ST STd eS sSi oy aSs d By and and
Lsmghn is, Of course, many pounds better than
Il was fine day for the favorites:. Kingston,
Longstreet Tenny and the winner of the fifth race
Mr. PnlseT. as wen as the brooklyn Jockey Club,
extremely lucky in that the storm Of last evening
twentyfour hours earlier the track would have been
deep in mud and then Tenny cou,d NOT nave SaTTea @
| 1913 pounds to victory against lightly weighted mud
horses.
DETAILS OF THE RACING
| FIRST RACE-SwEEPSTAKES $50 EACH. $1,000
ADDED. SIX FURLoNGS
St R'''lff: pf
5gEs9 = fPs;fs o Out
W q Baiy' sh: Charley Post a%SSy 81 1-s
Mutals-Kincston straight IS 55 place 90 20; Kings
La Tcsc Maidstone and Yosemite did not start
Charley Post made the running with his mouth open whie
Kingston waited in the rear under gentle pull Az the
head Of the stretch favoe came tway and was gaiopg
carelessly alone when Kingsbridge VINO mao ap-
parently fallen out OF slipped under Garrsons
persuason and caught him, forcing Hamilton 10 urge MS
mount somewhat to get home threequarters OF length
in front. Charley Post was two lengths BACK . ooo
| SECOND RACE-SWEEPSTAKES. $50 EACh, Si,ooV
ADDED g n BELOW THE SCALE LIE MILES
E. Getting Fl.
!" feioW~semper Idem 8 yrs, 121 NJ, ou.
Northampton Stables ch c. LsightSTq Ta.a Al a-,o
Empire a1s Stables Stables 6f h. Madsg9si 3; 4$t 10
= u,cov. Kitty +. lMsLaSSSShino = SSn,, 81 '7iO
C. D. A'0''' D. T. r, n,1'Y ,sS sSSoviHso0Hjo So-l 81
Mutua,s-Iousstreet Straight 81 s5, place se2
Leighton place % 40
| Eon and Drizze were withdrawn. Leighton went out
like quarter horse and led field into the homestretch
where Ionpstreet came with slight effort bring
ing his opponents the whip Mclaughlin rode Meds'one
njudicouy and the horse soon lost heart refusing 70
try when called on. pulled with too short
turn and too great force after getting the best Of the
| start 1t would have discouraged any horse Kitty T.
did not show any speed Longstreet won easily by
half length; Leighton second six lengths before Mad
| stone
l.THIRD RACE - EXPECTATION STAKES. TWO
YEAR.oLDs. 800 EACH, $500 ADDED Il
MILL St Betting: pI:
weSss S9sp%S;l'i % i1s : os1S 81
Si.iS&fSSTs S:fSSss fh x@sy: fss sO1 81
E. Exc MeLsSss eSIb.'1e f. Gssa Gsh 'O lo
D. Gideons br c. Mccormick ii$;::::;T;o a.,
J. E. McpOnald's Moderator colt rs; rs. -
Annie Queen AGdsfsS1 a. fs%s5 SSI SSS 1S- iSi
j. ]a'0S 4 II. M0FrisS b. dR@sSsS fR2slS3Sg I s
1s,1 11' stables ch. c. Equator, 3lss'snel:
p.J. Dwyer SONS b. c. Detroit, ,ii8;;;@yo % :,
Rosemeade Stables b. +. Arnica, liz On
NJ. +. Dwyer's br. C. st. Hubert, 11s
G. Leightons ch Sng sgiIty MAJ rs TaylOr, 2oi 81
G. B. MorFi'' D. C. AiHS C.. Covingtonj 0 2o-1 81
Mutuals-osro straight 800 o. place s4a 70; McLeweeS
| pair place s23 90. ~ ~, n.r
Pan Handle Temple, Charade, Aristocrat, Lady Reilly
| o,, Georgia and Gonzales withdrawn. The
vounrster were fracNous and caused delay Of twenty
minutes a; the post There were numerous breaks Az
last the flag fell toleraoiy iair start vi course w
Iaueblin got of front with Hegate but Hegate was
mo, half "a fast as brewery and lost ground all the
way though ridden vigorously His stable compaoion'
vor,rvgle Belle Of hsxen hair fared badly, being
~ IN rnove at the AT the eighth pole Osrc went
un to Hegates head, and after running with him iof
t,ong dronped him. coming home quite alone till within
a few strides Of the post Here forKVIie bele' VINO
after getting into her stride sailed before he "a Ne
da,otv feather came SO fast at the end that II the
c most had been three strides further away the race
rd have been hers Osrc beat her neck ana she Dea'
Coxsvain a length Helgate ridden OUT q neck Deihu-
o a one Of the colts sold at the Hearst sale on Ihurs
day. the price being SO 100 His new owners won him out
and pronted 81, 900 besides. ,,,,v,,, ,.,r,
| E0uRTU nACE-THE BROOKLYN JOCKEY CLUB
HANDICAP :or thres-year-ods and Upward $zoo
! acb hau forfeit or go II declared. The club to
add an amoont necessary TO make the gross value OF
the stake $4,000, Of which the second horse shaH
| o - =, zoo and the third horse sl 500. Weights
70 ne announced February l, and declarations TO De
moac hv February 20. one mile and quarter
| 10 0N''-S0' Betting
| St PL
| p ~ pu,s,fsr,s b. h. Tenny by Rayon dOr
Belle ei MdS"oo~' = ''' (Baines) 2-1 40