The sun., 1891-06-08
GOSSIP Of THE RUNNERS.
THE ENGLISH JOCKEY CLUE AND
OUR BOARD OF CONTROL

0rest Eclipse stakes Won BY Tammsny
-Cculd Tenny Have Won the New York
Jockey Club Handicap s-Tournament's
for tho American Derby-An Interesting
Programme for To-day At Morris Park.
The Board OF Control has been communi-
GATED with by the English Jockey Club regard
ing the jockeys whose licenses were revoked
because OF their betting and owning horses in
England. and should these riders como to
America they will scarcely be allowed to ply
their trade on our tracks. They are Samuel
and Thomas Loates. Alfred White, and Thomas
Calder Samuel Loates was excluded from
the Newmarket course, which ia tantamount
to expulsion. This is the beginning OF n re-
ciprocal feeling that is bound to result In the
good of the sport in both countries.
During the last week there we're many ey-
citing incidents to chronicle. including the
injury to Firenzs. the retirement OF Senorita
and some OF the best racing tho country can
boast OF at Morris Park. The victory Of
Tristan over Tenny In the fastest time on
record at q mile and sixteenth. in the Metro
politan Handicap. and the subseouent doteat
Of Tristan by Eon. in the Now York jockey
Club Handicap. and st. Florian and
Georgia both going down before Ves-
tibule. gave ample food for discus
sion. not to mention the sensational
race for the Great Feline Stakes which went to
Tammany the least thought Of of MIR. Marcus
Dalv's three candidates. and the dead heat for
second place between Osric, Dagonet. and
Hellgate In the same race. picknickel's easy
victory for tho Withers stake. and the acci-
dents to Jockeys Taylor and Jameson arc
hFGSn bs BY ssso 81 % .ases IS fair example
NJ ~ Nnrk n Mt nni, has n
place re that is colt N 9! 81; Forians esiioro. os
colt eligible for. that Zig prize who could
T sSS0 sS xv. " ca two
second TO St Norian for. tho Great American
is 10 be- Judged. This colt. who is youngster OF
great speed and is as big asa four y ar. old.
dsy saw a colt many pounds below their
Sss Sss n.1sS s2 stake @ S value in
Alfred Hsnnen Morris said: We would have
tween three horses would look. II inming
% Whining By length and ID hall M and i the oshers SH
se%e tSk; thought 1 yostssdsy s s s'te5noon @ that
s With H 2s s% GH Eoa
112 pounds. was race horse yesterday. aud
could have probably gone IN 2Ss had he been
the Suburban. for which be should have a
royal chance. now that Firenze is out of the
way and Tristan Is not engaged: Tristan ran
SsIsr hs ran the Saa Avail b.. or
Tristan. and was dumfounded when Eon beat
him home. He feared Eon less than any other
would stop going a mile and quarter. but one
Of the big ho ses best races last year was when
he beat Rhono over the grass course ut Sleeps
head Bay one mile and three furlongs. He is
enough to beat anybody''s horse,
could expect at this season Of the year. It is
sssinias anY distance SsIs5s ~ ssss ei ths @
fellow. though. He will thrive on two
races a week. Barnes made 1e d mis- mistake Il. in
letting the colt run the first furlong in 10 seq
onds.. The colt didn't have time to get his
breath after that. But HAYWARD SAYS il is i'm
possible TO restrain Tournament, He must go
Of these fine afternoons he will beat good
field OF horses nifty yards
The American Derby at Chicago. to be de,
fided Park June 2 Is bound
Peseara will go on to represent the East. and
the West will bring out TO meet them. King
Secretary Brewster hopes that N. F. Dwyer
will send Kingston along with Potomac and
in this event special race will be arraiGned
se see ~ one Of the most iaultless race horses
in training The Chicago Racing Association
will have a race at its course Tomorrow that
Times Stakes. at seven furlones. and has the
folio wing entries: