New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-20

squirting, riding Chaos just If Tournament had rot
soSs ON %p to ms na 6a %
too, moved by touch * tenderness for the un,
fortunate Chaos Like HAYWARD NJ ne Concluded that
too much, and he began to. Stacker MS stride
Td little Chaos WAS mTw g Slow Stow indcea d"
was so slow as to be scarcely Psroeptibe; YET he
Changed to anxiety in tournaments saddle In the
last few strides Hayward began TO realize that after
the whip Chaos hanging on with plenty OF pluck.
plenty Of grit and some speed too Fifty yards from
dislike to the lash and the blows which he he
received made him so slower rather anan iate sG Inc
stride and stride nose by and saddle by saddle
cheek by towl, tail by tail may"aI uo a.. ne
tors almost to nan, woman and child Thought that
tournament had won r race by "a, shUr poh h S Ba
horses and with Mr.. McDowelPs concurrence he De
cidcd il dead heat m, -,
and important stake should result u, IN dead m hent
an affair Of Tegn h interest TO S AL Believing Wat Nat
he would prevail Tournament at his advantage
u the weights Mr. scott is not nervous ,%a he S St
t taTne T pale "G as the marble in the hall
When the two horses over the line and nose
and no one but the judges knew whether the number
whether il would be declared dead heat. Mr.. scott
and his trainer had great faith in Chaos they be-
RIM off, and they were not willing to divide the
Omnibus senator Hearst is so good natured amiable
and sco Dsr a to dve he an wod ha1e
But no such suggestion was made: HAYWARD told
self that Tournament would win If the race were
g of He , TsS All me trainers on the e eS
cent James Rowe. Mr. Bemonts trainer, declared that
II was decided not TO divide the stake, and the rinoG
took place twenty minutes after ter The SIKH race In
ment was a Slight favorite throughout the betting az
10 10 on and TO while II was always easy 10
gr fee Cv wn n D Ven together for nearly nile although
Tournament moved with more freedom and ease than
was all Chaos was unable e to keep pacG with With
in advance of Mr., SCOTS horse and won With much
/ in hand by half dozen lengths. The time
me % Was As 8 s t he second tine ?T 10 TIC M
II was an extremely popular victory and everybody
was delighted to ne able TO congratulate the patient,
| esteemed turfran. senator Heart The trainer also
came in for congratulations rs did Hayward. i is
| true there some grumbers, who insisted that
| Hayward ought to have won the race almost a.
easily TIE first time a he lyon t9o o on n Ws l ra
the arst tine ii as he rode him the second tine and
| him before he entered the h0mcsrctch there wonld
have been dead heat and no run-oh Gnt tn. the
hackers of Tournament had no Just cause for conpla
because they g9 better 6es @s si Tournament
! some showers fell in the course Of the afternoon
but the recent rains had not made the track heavy
| II did not rain nearly so hard at Monmouth as in
! NewYork City. Lady Reel with 100 pounds up Ral
opcd Of with the Art TaEe va, ea' TntS eH0" sceond
The judge, thought that Civil .cTyice came in third
that place. But the judges decided that Lamhley on
Civil service had fonled TpSaf. and took tiri place
nwy eo az, G v sy , G &@ To ea S" Mar
Dono aud Civil Service wcr' the favo~ii's in the bet
ting, but Major Domo Nnkei In ne hrs !u@rler l i
It WAS small field that ran for the Criterion
these from John \. Morris's stable L.ttcaeid was
on Reckon aud Garrison on Wc,t"he,tcr h%k9n !,
with the race. What + to become Of the great three
year-old stakes next year. when John \. Morris has
monts s.. CSaricS was second and wcstchc,tcr
My Fellow, with betting Of 6 ard to against
him Won The fourth race ha1aicaR at o mile ana
hc,1 GesdTc MDs 1 Be E who P Was short head
before Tula BiacAbnrq while Eric and kenW ToIi
and gave third placc to Tulla blackburn. Eric has
cone on ,ady since Hamilton tool The life out II him
In tremeudons finish with Dcfaultcr few days ago.
III - " ,hn .'S,L rare San WOOD heat a moor field IL
! from a poor field Of twoyearolds. This last was
was out Georgetown. and he won easily enough.
| with Peter second and Kingman third Tlorndala
had some friends but throughout the race he TO
aincd hi, favoIite position in the last three Thori
Ing animals on tho turf. 50 shy ara bashfal Is he
that the Caetlc stable ought 10 oreT rcwaN o. Sln
world consent beat. They would never have I"
pay the ~ 800.
Tournament has now won more money this wear
| than any other horse In America. First money IN
| Realization
| the Omnlbu, about $1,000. 10 other horse III tn'
country has - 900 In 1890. The value Of the
| Realization Wa much exaggerated by common report,
a, inc value Of important st3c' gneIaIN j.. IoaIS
mcnt'S next appcarauc" VIII be In The choice stakes
| for three ycar-oIds saturday. Tho distance is
| mile and a half There arr W "1ghi penalties bu'
there are weight allowances. Mr. scott ns no cntrlc,
Judge Morrow Is in it. Burlington is not. The
probable starters will be Tournament. Judge Morrow
and sir John. at IT, pounds each. aud eN ~ rae"
| the three should make The added money il - 500.
The judge, made the odde>i 4 hurdcr, in placing
| 81 Tfag
excited over The dead heat between Tournament; aud
| chaos that thcy fr'ct cnuriy to look for hc tird
! in some nnacconntah way ;hat the Fan ran colt
third. 80 up wet the number OF the Fan ran
After the wrong number RAJ been up for time
controvcrble evidence xa laid before The juig> that
IN, THE bcolnalcrs waited for the correct decision
and mistahes were made IN paying On.
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST RACE HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. ego
EACH 81 900 ADDED. SIX FUKLONGS Oh THE
''''''' 3 nc'"fF f.
a. Smiths b. f. Lady Rec io by Fcllowcraf,-
g. B. MOrris's c. Tlp.taa !, If
W. r. Joncs's b. C. Bellwood. 3, hi.
F. GeDnards b. 2. Volunteer. G. i5 fs'''''
G. walbaum's b. h. Bradford O. lIG ...'..
G. L. Richardson's b. h. Pain Knlpr. Arcd,
T. =. oIlara's ch. f. T,ddy veniar. , %
"a. (oyingtonI o 80 2O-l
D. D. wtlcr,'- br. c. Major Domo. :. 9,
| (run1j 81 G-J
W. c. DAYS b. c. Civil Service. B. III,
lI.ambeyl dlsq 81 81
Tlme-1 1874
Bradford seemed possessed Of all the nends and de-
l4ycd the star: twenty minutes by his fracousncs,
Lambcy and Ciy1 Service caused much trouble by per
sstlng IN breaking away front The little jockey
beyond and the starter suspended him III the end
Of the neeiiny Ciyl Service made the rnnning
half mile. Tp-tof and Lady Reel closed him.
| ringing Lambley whip. The colt sgeryed from the
unnisnMcmt struck against Tipstln. bearing him
considerably ont OF his and seriously In
tcrlrrng with his Inside the furlong old
Volunteer In;ic his run and getting mp n the leaders.
looked very dangerous his weight checked his ardor
Inck Iafr R.nI drrtr farh