New-York tribune., 1891-05-26
TOURNAMENT UNPLACED.
HE Is BADLY BEATEN AT GRAvESEND.
y prsAsrRous DAY FOR FAvoRTEs-oNLY ONE
our OF SIX SUCCESSFUL.

x,xnau xe.ne was o. deeply disappointed man at the
fyrayesend course yesterday. His $33,5o0 purchase,
fournament only defeated, but failed TO get
= r,ace Michael F. Dwycr felt confident that Long
s,reet could outrm Tournapent, as ii was the first
80 Of the latter this year. while Longstreet was In
..r,ect condition. But John Kelly in the kindness of
~ heart begged Mr. Dwyer 70 scratch his horse in
a.r that there might be no doubt Of Tournaments
srrtnc He said that young Mr.. Keene had displayed
sat deal Of spirit ard enterprise in buying Tourna
snt tor so big price, and that IL would please every
"a n he should win his first with the horse.
A. Dwyer was amiabe and liberal in the matter and
orssnted Then, Of course, few felt any doubt OF
rn,rnaraent's success with Longstreet out OF the
r.v and the betting, which opened at TO = on
srcuruan,ent, became TO 1 on at the close The
s.rorita was ridden by Mclaughlin, and ran we'll
,oneh up to the head Of the homestretch, where he
showed no eagerness to go up to the leading horses'
Mclaughlin urged him, and finally was compelled 10
.se the whip freely. But II was no use Although
Tonrnament's preparatory work had been nhe' ne
s In need Of actual racing and all McLaughins sRii
oorM not force him even into place. frohtehac
uon easily with long odds against him, while hvonia
came in second, and Charley Post third. only one
rrench pool ticket sold Frontenac straight ana
st,s na,s sles so for So. Mvonia well and viii
A ,etter still later so will Tournament The time
xr.s aood for this track as ii is now-l ;43.
Next came a slow race. with another upset ' Suuso
Morrow was withdrawn and Prince Royal was s1fohe
A,o.-,.o ne was ridden by Garrison, who does not
.o 10 understand this horse, and is extremely un-
,,ckv with him. Hamilton could do more WIN
Prince Royal than any other Jockey ever ooun' anu
usmltons riding of this horse at Monmouth PARK las'
simmer was faultless. Having ridden mm SO hucii
Hamilton knew how to handle senorta, the second
choice against Prince Royal to tie best advantage ana
senorita won easily in the very slow time OF IL l4
Prince Royal second and Kenwood third
II was a day OF disaster for favorites. Another
went down In the third in Spnalong who was
beaten by the second choice. Airplant in weltough
finish
The fourth race was for free-yearolds that have
pun and not won at this meeting Algernon was nrst
choice I'm the betting but his runnng was below con-
tmpt Philip J. Dwyer's Portchester had no dillcuity
I'm securing first place. while outsider, F. Mclewees
ypo 0rande, was second, and Chatham third
In the fifth race, selling anah for two-yesr-olds'
the favorite Recess, was unpiaced, and an extreme
outsider Disappointment got the line first. with
Arnica second and Detroit and Guilty making dead
heat for third place Bergen rode the winner and was
mucb spplauded
Bergen was on Hoodlum in the last race and made
tbe mace At the end Hoodlum beaten by the
favorite Cthe only successful favorte Of the day)
MasterlOde, very we'll ridden by Taral Virgie was
second. The race did Hoodum world Of good He
was hog fat" Now he has lost some Of his cumbrous
flesh.
The attendance fair for Monday. The book
makers roted p wealth, while most Of the spectators
went home broken in heart and in pocket.
"What was the matter with Tournament7' President
Dwyer asked.
ooh he needed race,' was the reply. "He1l win
the next time he starts. If he had won to-day we
we're going 10 offer purse Of $4,000 to bring him and
Longstreet together Thursday"
s Foster who rides for himself and sometimes for
T. E. Mcdonald, placed 600 in the hands Of
bookmaker and asked him to lay it against Tourna-
ment. aIf they can't beat that counterfeit I'm will
y ha eaid EaC c pptfi IN
be high roller" betting hundreds where less fortu
nate but more capable jockeys bet fves
John DAILY and David Gideon told their friends that
tbey would let Disappointment loose at IS to L. but
the latter invested $500 Hoodlum and rode hard
from start TO hniSh
Philip Dwyers commission on dorchester was S2Oo
straight and 1900 place.
SIikes Dwyer is said 10 have bet 81 500 on Tourna-
ment.
Philip Dwyer relented yesterday and permitted
Bergen TO resume his seat in the saddle 1t has been
said he remarked 10 reporter, that do not like
The boy and did not want him to ride. i don't know
how such thing could be. / have always been
perrens friend Pm the best friend he has and have
always tried TO help him. On saturday he talked 10
me in a most outrageous manner, but TINS a1'ern9oh
he said he was sorry and legged my pardon What
could do but forgive him. = 1S don't believe .neTe
10 told him he might go ahead and ride again, and
hope he viii quit making trouble at the post;
will wash his hands of the suspension business we
intend PPpSnt & an tt to u the % sGs So Of to starting fs
start and look after the behavior of the Jockeys The
Board OF control win act upon his report. That will
relieve the starter Of all the responsibility OF putting
Mr. Caldwell is delighted with the idea. The start
ing Judge will in all probability be Colonel Frank
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST RACE-swEEPsTAKES. $50 EACH. $1,000
ADDED PENALTIES AND ALLOWANCES. ONE
St. Betting r.
Jordan; Sn s g}snten.o X gsIsss9 1
r,''n', n,, S''' w. ca,,.r pI pIItishfl$Sa Pol Al
Haa Haarns%sat SHSa sfs1sHa lOG St
ToTndse Tslstsh s. LSS6ies S86aie1 go 60 81
DOnOhue' g. Tmc-i :gs stevenson iOo-i 20
MutuslsFOnenac straight paid $3.50 so. place $50 40
Longstreet Flsvia st. John and Leveller with.
drawn. When Tournament came out for preliminary
oanter he pulled Mclaughlin out of the saddle
stride and looked II he could the There
was great rush TO back him. and his price dropped
from 8 to 4. Charley Post got OF with the lead, and
with Donohue az his throatatch made the running till
nearly halfway down the homestrech when Frontenac,
with great flourish, dart and whz, shot out Of the
ruck Lvonia after him, and by two lengths Lvona
half a length before Post. Tournament sixth when
the flag FELL dropped back seventh place the furlong
fifth az the quarter going strong fourth the three
eighths afth again the half and fveIghths fourth at
threeourhs fourth at the seveneghths and sixth
finish. Mclaughlin began TO hustle him at the half,
rode him hard around the turn hogged him down the
stretch and accomplished nothing. After returning 10
the paddock Tournament exceedingly and slightly
lame
SECOND RACE-HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES $40
EACH 81, 900 ADDED Ia MILES.
s. Betting f.
dharc"GcSd6ia s RsoTR,s sfs. Ssnoids iis Sy rrinoo
(Hamilton) 2-1 2-5
p ]. Dwyer Sons eh h. Prince ROYAL,
Hoboke5 Stables b. c. Kenwood 4, los W
-''''A'" (IambIey) 8 col 81
The Forum 8, 105.-..-....(H (H Anderson 100-l 20-1
Cone-tOTaw o 108.. (Mluer) 20-1 3-l
B. Il. Million T. o. L1mbley) 60-l 12-l
Eleve o. 39....................(C HID 300-1 10O-l
Nonagu, 105....... .CTaylorl 81 Il
Time--2 liz.
Mutusls-SenOrta straight paid s14 80, place SO so ;