The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-06-03
TEENY FAILED TO WIN.

Tristan Wins the Metropolitan Handi.
cap by Three Qusrters OF a Length.
MORRIS PARK, N. Y. e2.-The racing
meeting was continued here to-day under
the most favorable circumstances imagin-
able. and fully 10000 persons were present.
The feature Of the card was the Metropoli-
tan hsndicap. which resulted in the defeat
OF Tenny, the winner OF the Brooklyn han
dicaP. He was an odds on the favorite,
out after grand race was
beaten three-quarters of "a length
by Tristan in 1:5l15, q new record for the
distance. Tournament made his second
appearance Of the year in the race, and ran
In something like his old form. He held
the lead for mile. where lack of condition
| told, and he fell back beaten.
The Dryer horses, that were en-
| tered literally In the different
events, were all withdrawn shortly before
| the first race, because Mrs. n. F. Dryer had
| died early this morning. This left the
| fourth race a walk>over for Drizzle. and the
| sixth race was divided, thus giving six
betting races. Following is a summary:
FIRST RAoE-sweepstakes. 1900 added: six
| furlongs. La Tosca won with Trinity second
and Flsvia third. Time 1:l41s.
one mile. LIntriguante won. with India Rub,
Der second and Isaac Lewis third. Time 1:4ih
| THIRD RAcE-Juvenile stakes.for 2-year old
with $4,000 added; half mile. Osric wn,.
with Laughing Water second and Dogoret III.
| Time 0:471s.
FOURTH RAcE-A walk-over for Drizzle.
FIFTH RAcE-Metropolitan handicap for n
| ages. Sweepstakes of 500 each, with 49, =
/ added. One mile and q furlong Starter
Tristan (Taylor( ia, TO 1; Tenny (Murphy) 49,
to 5; Clarendon Ooggett) 107. to 1; Riley
(Tara) 1es. 20 to i; senorita (Hamiltonl 119, 10
to 4; Ambulance QittlefeId) 100, to /; Tourna-
ment Garrison 1875; 80 to /. Ambulance carried
three pounds overweight. They were sent
away to q beautiful start with Ambulance first
| to show. closely followed by Tristan, Riley,
| Tournament and Senorita. with Tenny last
| Tristan won by three parts of length; Tenny
beat Clarendon a length for second money
| Time 1:61M.
SIXTH RAcESzSweepstakes, 81 900 added, sell
| ing allowance; seven furlongs. Stryke won,
with Soho second and Little Jim third. Time
| 1914.
SEVENTH RAcE-Sweepstakes, 1000 added;
| seven furiougs. Esquinau won, with Vardee
second and Adventurer third. Time 1923.
PROCTOR KNOTT BEATEN.
LAToN1A, KY, June 2-Some rain fell
during the forenoon, but not enough to
| make the track any the worse. It was
heavy enough, however, with soft, sticky
mud. Short horses came in in three races,
Sull Ross, a 10 to l shot, winning the
Proctor Knott, IL to . horse,
in the fourth; and Louise, a to 1 maiden,
in the fifth. Pretty nearly all the races
were well matched. the horses running
closely punched. Tue match between Proc
tor Knott and DR.. Nave was the most ex-
citing event of the day. Following is a
| summary: 'e
FIRST RAcE-One mile and twenty yards.
| Consignee woD, With Liederkranz second and
| Tenor third. Time 1:61A.
| SECOND RAoE-One mile. Dickerson won ,
with Onlight second and Mabelle third. Time
| 1903.
THIRD RAcE-One mile. Sull Ross won, with
| Shibboleth second and Glockner third Time
| 1:4S1&. ss4
FOURTH RACE Merchants stakes; one and
one-sixth miles. Lorenzo, Robespierre and Ed
| Hopper were withdrawn. leaving but two
starters, Proctor Knott and Or. Nave. Dr. Nave
won by five good lengths in the time Of 2:0614.
| FIFTH RACE-Four and one-haf furlongs.
Louise won, with Umatilla second and Jean
third. Time l:0i.