New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-11
TENNY DOES GREAT WORK.
A MILE IN :42.-A TRAINER's NOTES FROM THE
TRACKS.

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TRACKS
C;ravesend, May Io.-As stated in the racing news
of The Tribune Tcnnys condition was 80 serious
as to prevent him from going TO the post In rae.
he never was let up a day in his training. and ne
received the preparation that was stated In ths column
he would receive-plenty of slow work 10 muscIe Hm
up. His strong were mile ana nan at
twO-mnute gait and several miles at dlnerent Ahos'
the last half or quarter at a cracking pace lie uen
was sent a mile in IA %, and on saturday ne 70
ceived a wnd-up that set the boys Wild He WORKED
a mile and an eighth in 80 10, the first Quarter In
90 @ the half 4e, the three quarters IN IA the
mile in 40 1-2, and finished in $50 1-2 THIS move
has made him hot favorlte and it's all over but the
shouting, say Tenny's partisans But when ne races
the starter with twenty others with 1913 pounds on his
back he will have to have the best Of luck all through
the race 10 be in the first three Mr.. Pusifer feels
very confident Of winning and Tenny has always been
a public favorite but the general talk Is that Mr.
Pulsfers method to get long price on his horse has
made the public root for him TO lose.
Judge Morrow never looked better, and is In as
perfect condition as any horse the astute Green Morris
ever sent to post In fact Professor Ldsette was
at Morris's stable to-day, trying to buy his chances
In the great Friday.
I'd Corrigans Riley has arrived at Gravesend He
shipped all right this time and looks all right ana
ft He Is in charge Of John Price and has several
stake engagements in the East which lie will fulfil
He Is possible starter IN the big In shipping
him from Memphis he placed in a car with IL
bretto and acted badly. the horses fighting. The
train was stopped at Bowling Green, KY, and Ii
bretto removed to the baggagecar, badly crippled.
Teuton may not start In the big but he does
Riley will not be starter. Price says that Teutons
trials in the West put the boys asleep. Murphy's IN
tentions were If the horse did not 60 wrong, to send
him East and start him. He may have gone wrong,
but If "War jig" Murphy starts him look out as he
d1,1an ha a.
horse to the post and bets his money, matter how
big the field. he very seldom loses
Prince Royal looks and feels all right after his severe
trial Saturday, and will receive ono or two more
severe moves before the great
Eon is good and about his box loose
ashes the top sawyers will have him to beat this
summer, his work Saturday shows him to be
pounds better than ever before.
Banquet shows bad effects from Saturdays work
He freely without particle of soreness.
Burlington worked strong this morning, moved very
smoothly and holds his admirers. They will stand
pat He looks fine silk, and Frank Bray makes no
excuse for him. He's 1T, and IL they can beat him
they take the money
walcott 4 Campbells horses arrived to-day and will
be closely toued by the trainers here They have not
forgotten Castaways and Cassius's last spring
They are both in frstcsss condition, and their first
work over the distance IA miles, will be watched
with interest.
Matt Aliens Demutn gains friends every Gay, as
his work has been well within himself, and 1t is
not generally known that he worked mile over
Morris PARK out OF the chute around TO the 5S pole
in / AS fiat with 1875 pounds up, and finished Ia
and after Fridays race If he should win, 1t will not
be a surprise.
Tea Tray is in the best possible condition. as is Her
HIghness, and If Billy" Lakeland wins the race, he
will be the Patron saint of Brighton Beach, sew
eral of the residents figure extensive improvements
after the race.
| pilrht SnO a
will be we'll ridden by A. COvngton.
is if the Board Control ignores Gutenburg's decision.
OF the other horses In tanning here that show
winning form, Volunteer stndeaway, Maidstone,
Saunterer, Dnzzle Clarendon. Kingston, Peter, Rey-
| deRey Greylock, Blue Rock, Reporter, Void.
Potomac strathmeath and Bolero have all done very
good work and should soon earn brackets.
The proprietor OF the t0nung privilege at Monmouth
Park sees fit to cali the writer down on misleading
statements about the horses at Monmouth Park some
| body has been stringng him Matt Byrnes Is not
| TO be run IN two weeks and only working him III 80
to the half and in regard to sweet tempers, they are
not good Judges OF sweet tempers down there. Now.
stable attendants (at MormoutO no. pawning their
collateral to bet on horse that has only shown mile
| In Al IL and q mile and a quarter In 10 Those
moves might do for hooppole corners, but don't go
here NY critics watch must have been in soak when
Carroll made his latest moves, as he worked il AZ
up here or will be this week. will not interfere
with the Monmouth privilege again this season. and
my haybag critic continue husklng cranber1es and
| threshng pumpkins heretofore. My single short
visit ~ Monmouth has sweled him up 50 that some
one might stick pin in him and he would collapse.
Then would regret my visit.
| Tie tracks need rain badly. A good heavy shower
would help out Messrs. Brush and Clark The latter
has crop Of rye planted IN me d anu; rA 10
the farmer said. wait till the Brooklyn races begin.
then we'll have plenty Of rain" Clark said 60 tell