New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-17

and quarter s. R''d1FE II.
~ ssti ali Dawdic yrs.' 10 M, 90, g.,
W. J. spsrs br h. Major DomO; 3 i0{ Isl g.,
ws sSS g. Z canpbcs b. h. Cassus Ii5; On
BANQUET. 4. Hamilton 90 2e-l
Eit1smss sgsd a Rnr5Sy} $$0p Out
:sa$ Tsy IS sa aaES'} 10 81 2s -
caeId sSs 20 MAJOR bc@o @ ,. 20 81,
,urlonEs' Is mile Al mile and quarter ;o7
Rico odette prizze English Lady Diabo' Judge Nor
row and Raceland withdrawn AS soon a. the horo
cared on the track their preliminary csnters' inc
- tho, had ohoked the lower deck Of the grand-stand
ond tho lawn almost TO sunoceton began to thin OUT
Nearly half the multitude ascended TO the rooi 70 oo'N
Mrd,seye view OF the race From the mhe'u 1ie N'sD
~ ,to three decklosds Of people was strange one 70
American ewes. Nothing oi Vic oo'' ~
in this country. l., 49,.
Tommy WAS the fsst to appear Murphy was up IN MS
coors and breezed the swaybaek up the oacksueNn .
quarter In 80 seconds. Tenny seemed IN oAo ,'
,or and no fault could found with his condition
nonpth,s preliminary quarter in 20'2 seconds ne
WAS full OF running. Cassius, pulling ike tie' NorN
the quarter In 253. Riley was the ONLY one !" sp -
blankets Tea Tray passed the stand in company WIN
Miss Cody and worked quarter In 292' he @''ia'eu
onoro, attention on account OF his superb condnon'
N,o, nomo Isaac Lewis Banquet and Loantaka did so"
work No notice taken Of either Ihey were co'n
monty regarded out OF the race
At the first break flag went down and the Soereo-
80. , serere of ~ was heard from end TO end OF the
stand Casus immediately went to che 'front.' ana SEQ ene
mace He crossed from the centre OF ule CAoA 'n
took the rail- others were head and mead ana all III
motion. they passed the judges STAND dS'or Do'U ~
by Cassus and took up the work banquet ana 80
Lewis were disputlng third place Behind he1n
closely grouped, cane Fitzjames, Riley and Demu'h
Tenny was next. Tea Tray lay at Tenny's quarter
IN
there VS. considerable crowdng and Tea Tray wac
in his sulkest mood. 1t is not worth "hlie
to mention him again. HIe was nosRea nearly al he
wav but would be persuaded to Try yard' anu Wa
ANONYMOUSLY beaten. Almost the same mieh' DC sou
of Tenny He showed disposition to run Tor just one
fonp near the head Of the homestretch. ana closed up
much ground there but in the rest OF the journey was not
less sulky and roglish than Tea Tray. entering he
b,ckstrech Major Domo, still leading. was joined BY
Demuth and the two, with Cassius lying third mace
the running to within furlong of the finish without
change Of relative position. Tenny was receiving
sound noggng al post and thereafter Murphy never
LET nm on him He wanted stop the turn and 70 to
his stable as he has tried do previous OCCASIONS
and resented any interference with his plans In he
stretch there general closing oil ranks anu lot
few strides Major Demo, Casslus, DeHlutu' bHlqueO
and Fziames were on even terms. and the issue seemed
In great doubt The spectators held their breath In
momenary expectation OF witnessing that marvellous
burst of speed that made the fame OF Tenny Bn'
H. never came. Tenny hung back but SUD
dpnlV
black horse leaped to front close TO the rail- He
drew clear Of the field jockey riding with hands and
feet The made final desperate enort to eaten
him. but It late. In seven SECONDS IL was al
over and Ioantaka was the winner of the eighth
suburban nv a length. Major Domo beat Casslus
length for the place. Banquet fourth, was beaten
FGrrH RhcrA sweepstakes of s25 each, with 81 900
added Of which $3.50 TO the second; TIE thrd 70 TO
ce,x. 500 out Of the stakes Winners Of 5000 at
any time - n Winners OF two or more races
q, any value OF OF OF the value OF $1,000 since
Nav "a 10 carry Other horses II non
winners of 1000 in 1891 ara not having won $1,000 In
1880 allowed If three years old Il n If four or upward
ID d. ono '"l' ''' s. Betting f.
b. McClelland's b. c. Bermuda by Berssna IN
t.if lay "a IL. M6 E b c Teifiaer, g.,
H. IL i. Tiorntoas Or. m. Ali, se;d ios
s Giad, hi T. 1os 5esT
jim Clare aged los 4Sss. l !5S I.5 0Oi
Mutusls- bermuda straight paid s2546. place IS %
strdeaway, Galitet and Tristan were withdrawn Jim
Glare made me running for half mile and gave way IN
TerAer who was first into the stretch. Bermuda, who
had eung TO Terriner all bore him down in the
lat quarter and won cleyery by half length rrrifer
ten lengths before ADJ
s,ensakes for three year. lds and upward Of as
each and only $40 forfeit with 81 1850 added, Of which
$3.50 TO the second and 800 to the third Winners in
1890 or 1891 Of 5000 Of two Of $4,000 eneh
n four or upward n three years old. IL ~ extra
&c entries One mile on turf pn,.,oo
St. ri.
NJ f. DIVERS b. H. Lonpstreet by Long ~ ~.
felioE-sompeI Idemi O. l2c f4amton S1o 9ut
s"D 1'n '' asas %, a IMass3 2f u II
N,utalsLong street straight paid 81 50. place SO 80
Lizzie place SS 70.
lizzie led from the start and not caught till tho
last stride when LOnQsreet got and beat her On the
nos. bv nose Maidstone three lengths back. Lord
Harry and Rico did not start.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse $1,000. OF which $3.50 to the
second and $3.50 20 the third. Entrance $40 10 be
divided between the second and third horses weights
20 n above scale. The winner TO be sold at auction
for 80 500. Allowances. One nile and onesixteenth
on turf -
Betting.