New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-30
PUTTING OFF THE MATCH.
:, WILL SURELY BE RUN ON SATURDAY.
. FALSE REPORT THAT Yesterdays RACES HAD
BEEN ABANDONED.

BEEN ABANDONED.
TN. rain of Yesterday forenoon most unwelcome'
a. 9 o'clock IN the morning the Morris PARK WscAs
- 4, excellent condition the showers OF IuesuS,
- having saturated them, and II no rain had ISnoH
- the Longstreett Tenny match would nave oe0H
-, Brt the heavy showers that came down S'o'
.-s made it impossible for the match to take pisoo
roa IouGstreet can do nothing against TennS eA0op
:, a track without a trace Of mud or heavneSs' %
~. match was postponed until saturday. while sn eA,s
-. a selling affair for two-yearolds, at hall nilo
sos added TO make up the six races. The gstnerhis
~ spectators was large and turfmen had come lolH
baltimore and other distant points in the expect4o
- seeing the match. II is certain that the nunoe VI
oule present would have been far larger 1t hsn ho.
sen for the circulation Of false report over one u
n,e news tapes that the races had been enuleH "oD
,onsd on account OF the rain. This fasehoou ""s
rad into the first editions Of some Of the 1ernoo''
Gamers apd thus prevented some thousands W Pe0P
tom going 10 weStchester who would other"i'o -,
,,een present. Mr. Withers and Mr.. MOTIFS "ere - 49,
,neeused and the Monmouth Park AssocsuoH 49,
$500 for the detection of the originator OF Hie 'p
Further details concerning TINS InAt'sf ~
another column -. -. A..
The most striking feature of the days sport ~as ~ie
,asv success Of Mr.. 'withers's unnsmed co' =, s
put az Cadence in the fifth race ne was "a $50
nv Bergen aud as he liked. linS ~ -. -
running against stake winners NO" NO NV ,I,
olds that had been taking part In senins TO- = -
x-,.tohed running last saturday was eAp4S'nou W
- oss,r as dine IN indulgence on the part VI 'ie
.toa r-bo had not given the colt "orA eioueia'
IT, Cadence colt was a strong favonte' 0Ar-','
yuoo.,s CaDdelabra ran second 10 him. anu "i VI
60 .,ca,de ran third The time was lasV ior 81
49, t-sck-1:14 Sleipner won the hrs' race. az
che game distance in 10 IT, but INC 0Ai'iou LOO
,o,Dds while the cadence colt had only lIO up
- rnI,, on sIeipner clearly outrode Murphy on
A., ..,ors,e Chesapeake. IN the first race ana uie
h.0L.-s ~ Chesapeake at TO on fouiu hooAns W
-,msnd IN Murphy's handling OF the morse Dun
,SaIahnn was always the better jockey Of the two
rs-occo and Silver Prince ran as neioher i~n4eo
b,eh scale of weights a heavy track.
- and Welcott divided the preferences OF the ex-
-. s,ecrlators in the second but Fairy, even
thoneb Bergen was in her saddle, could 90 nouhhs'
Morris Park does not appear to suit her as leVel tra
1o.s She Was never dangerous. Walcou won Win
astonishing dextsrity Correction second and krKoveG
.1srd Foxford had some friends, but ran with the
snAed NJ concealed moasseS. Ola NounIe'r seems ln
cned never 10 find the 70 the winning post again
Blot the favorte, walked away with the uhru race
Celia second. o,.-.s. ,r,..o
NJ j. DAILY sent salisbury up from Gloucester "Here
ne has been sweeping everything before him. ana Q
gloucester delegation backed him in the fifth race az II
,hev OWNED silver mine In Colorado and senator
stewart Of Nevada were President Congress ana
director Of the Mint all rolled into one They would
have won If F. Doane had not fumbled the nnish ana
the second choice RocQuefor carried on the eneese'
Salisbury the favorite
The hackers Of Little sandy are unlucfy. indeed
On Tuesday their colt left at the post Yesterday
he was strong tavorte In the extra races out 'la'
hsx5lderng brute st. Psncras, whose previous per
,0rnances had been of sort that might make even
Lob rush 10 his potsherds defeated him readily Little
sandy runnDc second.