The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-07-30
TALES OF TIE TURF.
The Race Between Tenny and Ions
Street FOstpOned

The Race Between Tenny and Long
street. postponed.
MORRIS PARK n. Y, July 29-This was
the day originally set for the match race
batween Tenny aud Longstreet and it was
fully expected that one of the largest crowds
of the season would be present to witness
the struggle. But the rain came down in
torrents this morning aud some one spread
broadcast report that the races had been
nostponed The track officials rectifled this
mistake at once, bnt the mischief had al
resdy been done and instead of the surginR
crowd that had been expected, beggarly
two or three thousand persons were present.
THE RACE POSTPONED.
In one seuse it was well that this was so,
for the track was heavy and holding, and
II was decided to postpone the match until
next Saturday. The Monmouth officials were
very much put cut and have offered a re-
ward of 500 for any infor-
the person who sent out the
rsnort Of postponement and J. A. Morris,
minated that he would sue the telegraph
ticker companies for giving it publicity.
Notwithstanding the bad condition of the
track some good racing was witnessed. The
events were as follows:
FIRST RACE-Six furloags. Sleipner won,
with Chesapeake second and Mary Stone third.
Sc sTcosp RAcE-Five furlongs. Wacott won,
with Correction second and Kirkover third.
Tpran RAcE-One mile Riot won, with
Celia second and Margherita third. Time
1859
10y 18TH RAcE-Handicap for 2-year-olds, six
flrougs Cadence colt won, with Candelabra
second and Alcade third Time l:l4.
SiN furIOupS- ROnOUAfOrf vyOn
with salisbury second and Punster. Jr., third.
SEVENTH RACE Extra race for 2-year- odds,
half mile. ST. Pancreas won, with Little
Sandy second and Prohibition third. Time
0:4S14.
SARATOGA, July 29-To-day'S races here
were as follows:
FIRST RAcE-Six furlongs Gunda won,
with Charade second and Foreigner third. Time
SECOND RACr-One aud one-sxteenth miles
Carroll won, with Ballyhoo second and King
Grab third. Time 1:50]4.
THIRD BACE-SX Iurlongs. Mabel Glenn won
VITA Ornoco second AMI Little Minch third.
Time 10
FOURTH RAcE-Five furlongs. Tom Tough
won, vita Mount McGregor second and Bever-
WICK third. Time 1:O314.
FIFTH RACE-One mile. Gettysburg won, with
Golden Reel second and JAKE Saunders third.
lime l:4434
AT BRIGHTON BEACH.
BRIGHToN BEACH, ". V, July 29.-The
track was in very bad condition to-day,
which necessitated a lot of scratching. Four
favorltes and second choice got money and
the talent was happy. On account of the
declaring Off the match between Kingston
and Tulla Blackburn the first race was
divided and ran as the first and fifth races.
Owing to the wre. ched condition of the
track the match ann 'unced between ing
ston and Tuily Blackburn was postponed
until Monday, Aug. 3, when, the weather
permitting, the race will be decided.
The Doctor pulled up very lame in the
oie"ing race and will not run fer some little
tine. In the fourth race j. Mccormack
declared to win with Emma J., but despite
this The talent played Early Blossom, while
the slick division played Flavia, who was
strong second choice. The latter broke
plate and strained tendon, which will lay
her up for some little time. The events were
as follows:
FIRST RACE Divided, six and onehaIf fur
longs. Jay Q. l.. won, with Bessie second and
In Sight third. Time 125.
SECOND RAcE-Maiden ? yearolds, five fur
longs Peruvian won, with Kingdom second
and Refrain third. Time 1:0616.
THIRD RAcE-Seven furlongs Daisy Ryan
won with Houri second and Houston third.
Time ;32l6
FOURTH RAcr-Three year-ods, six and one
halt turlongs Emma }. won, with Early Bios
som second AMI Monterey third. Flsvia broke
down in the stretcn and did not finish. Time 81
FIFTH cE-Second half of the first race
EtbOert won. with Willie l.. second and Muci-
lage third. Time 1:24s4.
SIXTH BACE-Fou--y ear-olds five furlohgs.
Gold Wave won. with Under Cover second and
Noble Davis third. Time 1905.
SEVENTH RACE-One mile. The favorite, Sey
mour, won, with Romance second and Puzzle
third Time FIX.
THE LOCKWOOD STAKES.
LONDON, July 29.-The race for the Good
wood stakes at Goodwood to-day was won
by Ralli's 3-year-old bay colt White
Feather Burton's 5-year old chestnut horse
Barmecide was second and Baron de
Hirsch's 5.year-old bay horse Vasstas by
ldus, out Of Veranda was third.
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