New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-03
SALVADOR AT THE FRONT.
,,r WINS THE REALIZATION STAKES.
rrssy BEATEN BY FEW INoHEs-orHER CLOSE
FINISHES.

- .s,ssdav cost the Coney Island Jockey
.rv thousands Of dollars. With fair wea,her
"a az the gathering Of spectators 10 sec INC hoa".
-. s,akes run would have been not iar oeio" Va.
.,,naance of Suburban Day. But E" ui'p' y.
,r.,sr from saturated sky always IN.
rmiss Of sugar-and-salt people, VINO p'' A.,
,acne bun have no more real Eeal 'o' :. 'n~ -
oreen thing In the municipal sovernhen. 800 and
.~....s ~ the taxpayers. Yet the ciouue ".U
". t,~ors a,a no. prevcnt the assembling % SUI
...nt,al number OF thousands al sheeps"' -,
botb the grand stand and the oet'i's Us ar
an the afternoon IKE a pOpulous beehive ""on -.
Gamma Gael among the money
murder socalled British SPY a., ,,,s,rc aav
The multitude that gazcd upon tne oiosns uas
-. e. .,,h,s Juns meeting kept on the aier' anu
"a M time for lethargy or quiet Inc eA0i'o"e-''
60 E,,aston's narrow victory IN the hi9' ~
.,.0d. 20 fever heat by uncertainty oon'oi"N 0
go sor the Good Bye Stakes. While TINS hea'u III
-" and attention were changed 10 blazing eNas-
sn...on over the shameful exhibition made ny H'nes'
In the selling race. SO every one was VII 'N"' ava
the Realization -.
uo have had ell trusts, sugar trusts, LEAD trusts
.o,ton OIL trusts whiskey trusts. and almost every
other conceivable form Of trust In TINS country ou'
Cor the first time In America Jockey uust was us
closed IN the Realization. The haggh s'aoie hau en-
oc.d the services of both Garrison and Mclaughlin
80 pa.uz.tion This was done some weeks ago
Mes, acacity and forethought beyond all praise the
management Of the stable decided to put McLaugh-
I'm on Salvador and put Garrison on the coo' eoiu
ground This was not only judicious, put aiso lui'
nrecnable In control Of the situation mcLausnhn
was sure to ride Salvador much better thah OaiH9o
could and Garrisons skill could not be made use Vi
nv anv rival stable. But this not all. senator
Hearst wisely decided to start Philander In the NO
alization. Now, Phiander did not WIN race III
,sss and this was his first race this year. He Is
colt of about the grade Of an ordinary seHnspae
But Hamilton, the regular jockey Of the Hears. o'SF
be was compelled to ride Phnander, and couiu "o'
ride Tenny. With Hamilton in the saddle ana car
rying only 100 pounds to salvatore 1872, Tenny "ouu
have won the Realization. Hamilton had ridden inc
colt before knew him thoroughly, and could get gu.
all his speed. Mr. Pulsifer, as ne ooulu
not get Hamilton, put Lituefeld on IennS' 10
difference between Hamilton and Litteneu III rui"e
colt of Tenny's temperament and $50
IS Ike the difference between the finest diamond thao
ever came from the mines of India ana common ihuu
Well the turf In these degenerate days Is diamond
cut diamond all through and owner can De D1amed
for using every legitimate device mat lalr ueanhe
permits IN order % win 100000 prize llho INC NEAR
cation The Haggin stable did nothing lhegitlma'e'
unfair or improper. And Salvador won the healAa
ton But It was desperately close thing so close
tha, the cold chrls which crept down the spines Of
tho hackers Of Salvador made the temperature at the
track 60 icv for few seconds that people looked APP
prehensveiy out TO sea, fearing that Greenland or
Iceland had foated down in one huge chunk-ceoergs'
glaciers. Esquimaux and all-nto sheepshead Bay
pbnander kindly made the running for Salvador,
and NV Fellow Phander and Katia, with Long
pance and Longstreet we'll up. followed the leading
division for mile. Then Katia dropped out of the
rare and at the end furlong in the rear. Why
Katia was started must always remain one OF the
insoube historical mysteries, like the identity OF the
Man in the Iron Mask Some Of the bookmaEers bet
100 10 / against her. The man who paid $3.50 to
see Katia crawl around the must have plenty
OF money TO shy at ducks. He ought TO make DC
Iesseps an offer for the Panama Canal as It stands
For surely nothing unreasonable was ever seen
on a raoecourse than the starting Of Katia In the
Realization with any idea of her getting even
place She was in no condition TO run mile In
good company. And this race was mile and nVe
furongs
All through the last quarter mile there were only
suo horses in the race-SalvatOr and Tenny. AL
though Tenny had poor Jockey he came Ike an
electric fash UP the homestrctch NO Jockey III
America could have made Salvador win but McLaugn-
lin All praise to the intellect that brought him
on from Chicago 10 win this race. Only he could
have taken the prize. lie used whip ana spur
and all the skill of which he is the unapppachabIe
master 10 get Salvador home
salvador won by short head, Tenny second,
Long Dance bad third and ETC ioufth' Inc
others were beaten off. Eric has found his level
the foolish people WIZ udNc ihasIlA ~'"' 'A''9
awkward. urgainy brute is a genuine rac horse
must now hold their peace. The heavy track sHlted
him. but he was outrun and Outclassed all the way.
No colt with so hdeous action as his was ever
racehorse of true merit
The Realization by the best animal IN
ia colt Of splendid shape easy and graceful acuo
nowerful muscles, sterling ability TO carry weight
and superlative speed. At any time and at a2y
distance Salvador can easily defeat any horse that
ran against him yesterday at even weights. But
Tenny with THIRTEEN pounds the better in the weights
could have won the Realization If we'll ridden
Longstreet sadly disappointed his owners and all
the friends Of the Dwyer stable. 1t was confidently
expected that at the worst he would get place.
He was conspicuous for mile and quarter, and
then fell out Of the race entirely, and seen no
me -. r,,--..,., ,ror tho ers+ r.co bpt rrav,or
drew the finish fearfully fine. Reporter ran with
extreme celebrity in the last furlong' and Kingston
MIR sootts good colt Torso won the second division
of tie Double Event, bun this victory like that OF
IaugbIn's stlIbbomness and skill. Two hundred
wards from the end Anaconda had Torso beaten but
Mclaughlin would not give IL up, and rode so ur
gently and so well that Torso rallied and snatched
the race in the last stride by nose Anaconda was
second, but tho judges made singular blunder and
gave the second place 10 UvoDa. and put Anaconda
fhird. Liyonia, as Anderson who rode her, said
after the race, was fourth only. Anaconda came in
bogee and blunder after blunder made IN put
ting up the numbers but the judges finally adhered 10
their incorrect and unjust decision In giving IvOna
second place instead of Anaconda. This was de-
plorable Let draw veil over the ameniable sub
iect Nothing can be said in eXtenuatiOn or excuse.
n IS indeed sad that in so brilliant meeting, crowded
with many triumphs, such mess should have been
Mr. Scott won both parts Of the Double Event with
Tose and gets 81 900 extra In plate or money as he
prefers Flaibush abOminablc race But
watch him. He viii do better
a selling race at a mile and quarter was third.
Ernest was the favOrite. He ought 10 have been
tapped for dropsy Immediately after the race. and
the judges ought 10 have been the surgeons Ernest
IA hops in nc Pl
Jockey clubs permit such fantastic tricks before high
heaven as some practised with Ernest yesterday
Such performances blister the turf with infany over
In England they hold TO account even
the friend of the Prince Of Wales, Sir
George Chetwynd. for frauds the turf. Has no
Jockey club In America honor and courage enough 10
put stop 10 such this horse Ernest