The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-29
TENyY AND loNosrnEEr TO-DAY.
n the Track 80 in Fair Condition the Great
Match VIII he Decided mt Morris Park.

II the Track 80 In Fair Condition the Great
Match VIII be Decided mt Morris Park.
II tho track Is in anything like fair condition
TO-DAY Tenpy and Longstteet will meet ut
Norris Park this afternoon In q battle which
will result In victory and q stake OF $4,000 to
the winner. and defeat and excuses Tor tho
loser. No race that has been run In this coun-
try In recent years. barring the Tenny-Sal-
vator match at sbeepshend Bay has aroused
so much interest as this race between the
sway backed son OF Rayon dor and Longfel-
lows stout son.
Messrs. Withers and Morris cast many anx-
ious glancos at tho dark skyyesterday. and the
last-namcd gentleman requested all his friends
to prny fervently for a fair day AMI good
track Tho great storm OF yesterday missed
Morris Park. and At G o'clock last niGht tho
course was fast and ut for horse to run the
race OF his life over All day long racing men
talked OF nothing but the match. and while
Tenny had moro friends than LonCstreet not
q few bookmakers had their odds posted on
the backs o! their states "A to 3, and take your
pick" most liberal odds indeed for those who
have bcen figuring that Tenny is an IRON
bound cinch.
Tho betting was brisk in the uptown hotels
last night, many thousands OF dollars chang
ing hnnds. with Tenny slightly the favorite.
aHN ~ 10 hoN 0iihoSb u iSEeGOHe COuciuotou
that Tenny will 20 to tho post carving tho
eminently saiisiar, DRY to Snip Donovan. and
Iong.ireet's condition nleases Mr. Dwyer. who
thinks that his horse will win. 1t Is such dill
ierentes OF opinion that make racing and keeps
Great pre para.ions have been made for tho
9an nS II an immo1ss throng ~ the New
dent that 25ooo persons, viii be- present this
he Se sass THE Sun
is Of the same way OF thinking as on Monday
races to his credit this year. bu, he las NOT
beaten iirss,,slsS;s race S horssthis year while
das snd was boatsn only neck IN The
est mile and furlong race on record. while
ssod.T ou Gouns nadoa H he n PSI to
!rsiaIins. q eours. with which ne /: i6orouehy
BARNES ria raea n0 We'll bis ereySas
day. lonrstrscts Trials have been Won wondep
fully good and the trainers ah. Ut brighten VIII
speed as any horse has. Those who saw .1enny
suit suit Of Salvador think that no horse that ever
STOOD on iron has more speed than he showed
the, da Mis-! be great race and nobody
The remainder Of the card promises fair
sport. Chesapeake IS IN Rucn rare form thAt
Prince second. Annie Queen has u chance to
beat Foxford, Fairy Correction and Walcot in
the second. Simrock and Riot should both go
well In tho third event anil the Cadence colt
and Candelabra will stand a lot OF beating In
the nth. Old Patrocles may land the last race.
with lsoauefort second.
Tho following Is the programme in detail.
r Il f5 S Ss. and
the scale six furlonHs.
la Siroc
siePner. sd Mary stons...........is
Silver Prince ..,........i23I
Ks :.cS "ss ss ,sd or .sIs .a :ns Go
second and sicO to third: hve furonxs. '''
sHssst Correction
wen.;.............iu G Wyanlote colt........ 80
K.;snss i lSS k xnn|. ss
Third :weep.tAkes for syearois OF $40 each.
third; selling allowances; one mile
u IA an. o Marguerite "
Fourth race-Match 81 900 each. half forfeit. with
s2.au added by the Monmouth Park Racing Associa.
ton ono mile anu quarter.
Tenny....... Longstreet
Fifth Race-A free ham icap eepstake for twoyear
ODDS Of 80 each with si0oj added OF which S2oJ 10
d. %iIso1 Sssls
Arnold iU Aciio,nm %
Candsi.bra los Exotic. IS
Sixth Race.A sweepstnkes Of SO each. with $1,000
weight. 70 pound. Above the scale. selling allowances
six furlonga
Miss colvile. III Celia .......-...ios
RoqueIor. AZ salisbury %
Ss .'sfo GnseSon Is IS