The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-15
BROOKLYN HANDICAP.
Famous Horses Entered for the COHted.
Tenny Heavily Backed.

NEW YORK, May 14.-FOllowing are the
entries for the Brooklyn handicap, for
three-year-olds and upward, CLUB 70 add
amount necessary to make gross stakes Of
$40, 900, of which the second horse will re-
ceive $500 and the third horse $500, one
and quarter miles Tenny 12S, BuTling-
ton 120 Judge Morrow 11S, Demuth 118,
Prince Royal III, Tea Tray 116, Castaway
III 115, SenOrila ia, Reporter 110. Banquet
106, EOn los, Santiago 108, Leighton 1O6s
Cousin JeenS 100, Russell 105. Uncle Bob
100, Saunterer 100. Once Again 100, Chatham
98. Carroll 81, King Thomas 50, Nellie
Bly, %.
BETS ON THE RESULT.
The Tribune saws Of the Brooklyn handi-
cap tomorrow: TenHy is pronounced the
faYOrite, while SenOrita is handicapped
in case of rain, but with good
track will be close up. The same is true Of
Prince Royal and Tea Tray. EOn will do
well on a wet heavy track. Judge Nor
row, Burlington, SaunteTer, Banquet De-
muth, Leighton, Reporter, Russell, Loan
taxa, Cousin JePms, Uncle Bob, Castaway,
Carroll and King Thomas are also
expected to start. Dave johnson
Tonight took up Joe ThompsOn'S 5000 bet
that neither Tea Tray, Tenny nor SenOrita
would win. Thompson then went to the
st. James and laid the following bets: $500
that Tenny was not first, $500 that he was
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Tenny to start with "Soi' Lichenstein. Sop
had to give Thompson $25 for the
bet. Thompson then bet $1,000
against Tenny being first; $1,000 against
being second $1,000 against mis- being third,
with James Murphy of Chicago, Pulsifer's
former partner, giving Thompson $50 for
the bet. He then offered $4,000 against
$4,000 on Tenny with no takers. The en-
tire TennY delegation were there. Mur-
ply. Kirk Gum, William Riley and other
Chicago sports. Bets were offered and not
taken that Terny would not be the tavorite9
at the post. Thompson says he will
lay ponies 10 monkeys with the boys in this
country and make big book, taking any
kind Of money. That sounds well, but
after a meeting or two the boys know with
out guessing who will be the monkey.
Thompson is being we'll advertised by his
present betting.
TENNY BACKED BY PULSIFER.
The Commercial Advertiser says: Pull
sifer thinks to-day that the faVOrite
Tenny can show the way home TO any
horse named to start against him. He
has backed him already to win a small
fortune in addition to the $4,000 that
goes to the winner. Tenny's work has salts
fed his trainer, Donovan, who is even more
enthusiastic over the swaybacks chances
than PulSifer. The public are not friendly
to Tenny. They feel they have been tricked
by stories put in circulation that Tenny had
injured himself SO badly that he would not
start for either the Brooklyn or Suburban
handicaps. Burlington, 50 we'll liked one
mouth ago. has fewer friends to-day. He
has, from all accounts. gone back in his
work. Prince Royal is factor. Good
judges say he may prove dangerous. SenOr-
lta has ecllpsed every one OF the cracks In
her work by going a handicap distance in
2:1O fiat yesterday and finishing in gallOp.
The chances of Tea Tray may be discussed
intelligently after the race.