New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-08
KENTIGERNA IN FRONT.
EDWARD KELLY HAS A FAST FILLY.

LDWARD hELlI1 Has "A Th'oA A''-'
sLElPNER SUCCESSFUL IN THE CHERRY d. MoND
HANDICAP.
To make amends for the SETTLING heat Oh iue7'a''
June was gracious the seventh day OF the spins
meeting at Morris Park, and the air was excep.r'os
agreeable. The usual extensive array OF racing en-
thusiasts the sport at the great raceco"rse'
Edward Kelly. owner OF Kentigerna. fast my oy
Greenland out of Edisto received many hearty con-
ordinations as Greenlands daughter defeated so
prano, Lady Rosemary. Glance and others OF her Sc"
and age impressvey In the fifth race as 10 ihdae
that she Is probably the best OF The two-year-oiu
FLIES. II She confirms her superiority In later races
Mr.. Kelly will naturally be much gratifed since nv
bred her himself All turfmcn Of experience re-
member Greenland who o number Of wellkho"h
stakes for George L. Lorilard, but who was Oh INC
uf at the same time With ilindoo and was l't ma'"
for that imperial Mr.. Kelly owns Greeniahu'
and has bred several mares TO him. Kentieerha Is OUT
OF Edisto. a mare by Enquirer out Of Babee who was
by Bonnie scotland Mr. Kelly is one of the most
popular OF American turfmen and II Kentigefna win
her odd Irish name. proves to be the queen OF the
twoyesrods OF her sex, great Will be the rejoicing j"
many a New-York club.
A Longfellow hlly named MAMMA excited general
surprise by running second to Kentgerna, win eA-
travagant odds against her. She carried the MOTIFS
all scarlet.
The most important Of the afternoon was that
for the Cherry Diamond Handicap, at n mile ana
sixteenth, with 81 800 added money. This WAS cap
tured with striking by the favorite seipher,
that the respect Of the Handicapped for this son Oh
Mortemer TO boiling point In an instant. IL was
not clear beyond dispute before the race that slep
ner had been tossed into this handicap but II was
painfully evident while the running was In progress.
Loantaka winner Of the Suburban Of 1884, has isiieh
so far below his former high estate that with only
lO7 bs. his back he could do no better than run
second. Mars freely supported In the htting.
but with 10 lbs. In the saddle he did not exhibit
nearly much speed when he ran against Banquet
the other day. II rcknicker had been In the hands
OF Jockey OF high class, he might have been for
mdable In this race. but with Pickering as his pilot
he waved and yeered and jibed about Ike bunbont
without ridder.
c. Fleischmann Son took the Van Nest Stakes for
two year ods selling with Professor 5. while
the favo1te. Meddler ridden In feeble and faltering
way By Littlefed, got second money.
1t was an unlucky day for Michael F. Dryer. and
1t reported In the betting hnS that he lost
SOS 900. Hammie, In the second race. cost him big
sum-
Adelbert Was favori,e the field in the first
ncc. and Mr. Dwyer plunged on him. but even 1aral
and NJ F. Dryers colt Harvest lost Mr. Dryer great
deal OF money by defeating Adelbert.
many races this year and the Keene colt Restraint
was victorious IN the second rnse & few M nI Ms
before FONhall keene reached tnIS port on lhe
iestic. The favOrte In the race was Prince John,
whom Matte Corbett has aply named after the trnest
OF friends and the best-likcd Of racing men. Kind
| hearted John Kelly: II would have pleased Mr.;
Kellys big army OF attached personal friends and
well wishers II the colt that had been named after him
could have succeeded the day OF Mr. kclly's re-
turn 10 this city after a journey around the world
but Doggett the Jockey on Prince john denied then
that pleasure. Rarely has Doggett ridden race SO
full OF bunders Prince John was the best borse In
the race. but came in second
The interest In the Great Eclipse Stakes OF guar
m tecd yaue OF $40 900 becomes more intense daily.
The will be on saturday. and VIII onnc our
so strong field OF the choicest twoyear ODDS In the
country that turmen generally are discussing IL with
the iveliest anticipatons.
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST RAcE-wELTER WEIGHT HANDICAP. Of
800 each with 81 900 added. Six furlongs.
w g. H.'''nf f.
NJ aac,IBI,ss yrs yrs. III M Gambieyj 1 81 6,
Preasne.s Stable. sr g Adslbert, 4;rllr7no an
W. Jennings. b. h. Nochbarren. iiS; ~, al
Fidelio. g. 119 ii,onar ~
'sH"'''' = Time-i II.
Mutuals-Harvess straight t23 rs. place 20 CO. Ade
bert place so 80.
svkeston behaved viciously and caused delay OF
aftesn minutes When the nag fell he seemed unable
10 run and was soon left far behind Harvest took the
lead made all the running and easily By length.
AdeIoert whipped out for furons second two lengths
before Nochbarren who bA Tldeio thrse lengths. Mr.
| Woeott kindly withdrew Miles Standish TO let Mr..
| Galway have Taral 10 ride Adebert.
| SECOND RACE-For thrcc-year.olds. Selling Seven
'''''"s'' sins'u1Tsi Fl.
Ro.nsis en- TrStrant.