New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-03
SENATOR HEARST IN LUCK.
FORTUNE SMILES A BIG BROAD SMILE.
Avn pouRs THE REALIZATION STAKES INTO
HIS VENERABLE LAP.

wait has been the burden OF senator hearsts refrain
ever since he went upon the turf lie mas beeh uoi'e
more standing and waiting than any other American
owner since the first thoroughbred stock was HPoF'N
IN this country from England Patient uncompIa1"
inc. generous and kind hearted his manifold misior
times and his cheeIfulness and amabiy In eAuurihs
them have earned for him the goodwill VI tnrl.ien
from, The bluegrass regions OF Kentucky to Taio Ao
an the Pacific slope. from the bursting leveeS Oh e"
Orleans TO the parched and burning stretches Vi Vi.
sun smitten Sahara OF the west ''e ''V ,,
CITY of the Union, now suffering unuei ,,,.
plaques and tOrments OF excessive hedt ,no'
can hardly be paIalleled elsewhere on tla'
,rrnirc mari on which Satan strobe imperial
Everybody likes senator Hearst. His sympa'Ns a'0
ouick His lbera;y is swift and sure iii' Oo"''o
lence of spirit is exceptional Almost any o'"o' |
who could be found would have grown I'"P"'''"'
wrathful over the many reverses wnl'n h'N0 -
his turf career. and would have Sought " '"""7
fortune BY changing every man empioSeu pS "
..s> o.rs OF 70 exercise and TO ride his horses "'
h sa+or has had unwearitd faith in those VINO h"'0
servad him MANY of his friends have tricu 10 W"
vince him that his trainer was not so suo'eS>'"' :.
getting the highest speed and the pes. WI '
his horses as another man Hhs"' " I'D
s-cnator Hearst has never ScOded, lepIod'"o VI -,
fault He stands by his friends, ana ne also .,
those whom he selected long ago TO cohu"'' ~,
c.mnaipn Well his turn came YESTERDAY. r.
ovcrbnnr the sky of his racing armament D'onC a.
hla,e of sunlight that gilded and slored every '"e
which il touched. The much-reviied the Io"s ,1
Tournament came to hand at last and csp'''cu '"'
$4,000 Realization Stakes J..
II il nity that senator Hearst not present u"
behold the realization of hi wishes. the clhihA' o
climax of his hopes and desires. lie Wi' d"
Holman House But the glad news OF I'" '"e'' -
victory. which went skipping ard danci- "o uliP'",
nm tbe wire TO him the instant whea I"u''''o"'
passed the finish line. was the most po'e" H'ou'.'
10 minister 10 his needs such news "a tn' m'S"'
almost recall from the border OF the grave 50 c''"
sastic. so wholehearted, so devoted t,"i'ia" d
Senator Hearst His Illness took telegraph@ '"als4
for the better and it will probably be difficult to ma
today or in short time at most, hearter, healthier
looking man in these precincts than the Demo
cratic senator from California
II was one of the oldest races ever seen in these
parts or in any region of the earth tournament Vooh
first place as Mr. Caldwell flashed his haS ana II "aS
car from, his first few strides that the colt was feeling
better than he had ever felt before, that he had more
speed power. vigor force energy and ambition within
him Than he had stored up at any previous time in
his career He rushed out swiftly that even In the
first quarter mile he had the field somewhat
scattered. In the next quarter they began sUIHels
out for so long space that the spectators stared
IT was long remember. mile ana I'VE furiolSs'
one of the few long left since the mad sprint
England and the United states. Tournament was so
far in front at the end of the first halfmc that many
observers thought il hardly possible that he couo
keen ND such a space They gazed with impatient On
pcctation 10 him go back 10 the o'lcr
horses but with every stride he made the gap bigger
In three quarters OF mile his lead was 50 long ta'
the spectacle became entertaining. At the end OF a
mile 1t was really diverting fuIlOnS more 1t beam
comical still another furlOng. il was laughable be
-iOu N he
ment pulled double pulled down u slow cantei
by Hayward, tremendous space III front Of HIS
dispersed, disheveled, shattered aud abandoned hed
that the affair became of the funniest fsrceS ever
presented anywhere shake the sides with laughter
This race, No. 1t nothing of the sort
II was a runaway that nothing int he history OF big
stakes in Australia, Austria. Germany, France Eng
land India or America ever came near TO- Tie
Jockeys on Pasade. Rancocas Padishah. King Ihoma'
and jersey Pat left at 50 prodlGous distance
behind the flying leader in the first half OF the race
that the procession became TO them almost a
remote as dim. distant ard uncertain
as peep through telescope at the barren stretches OF
the moon Ii is 10 eXaggeratiOn 10 say that when
Tournament reached the head Of the homestretch an'
HAYWARD began to pull him up the horses behiu mn
were strung out for nearly quarter OF nile no OF
who saw this mrth provoking transaction can ever Tor
get IT, II it had been little selling race io Tooo
seoo or rim for a purse Of ~ 900, or even the dc
ci.iOn a
nine minutes wonder nine minutes cause oil she
aud finn and then have passed out of recollection
gut here was $4,000 prize the richest ana most III
oortant stake in this country except the tutury ah
there was only one horse in it, The resi- might as WEI
have been fastened with steel chans 10 hrmP HAo'
nillars set at long intervals around the raceconiNe
w.s unluckv in truth that senator Hearst could no
have entoved this stimulating and AT the same uH'
crotesoue spectacle. Ii would have cured MN tHei
and there cured him so completely that he would 10
have been likely 10 feel ache or pam OF any Soi
for many month to come. -,
Concentrations were cordially rendered on all side
10 Joseph Clarke the popular representative OF senate
Hearst: 10 Matthew Allen, the trainer VINO H"S o''
ruch criticised and dcrided by some OF MS ifIio"
,nors hint who could now laugh at them in the Ign
NJ such A triumph, and 10 Mcssrs. Nac't'
Jerome Harrison and others, who are Hl'l'n"'
friends of Senator Hearst. and who Tor '''
time have shared the s0TOws ana Iisn'0,,
the grjefs of the senator and have assisted MN III Ia
racing affairs with wise and IudlclOua oouii9o" "
Clarke uttered an excellent eplgram al"r ''io ia'
uo said there was $4,000 al one end Of the Keaiza
zion and 100000 at the other end, too. u" S4o'o'
=, tho front was the 10000 which Tournament won
Tho $40 600 at the extreme rear was tlit cream I'm
vision of a monstrous hippOgrif, King IhoNna'.
emo rconle thought that the $4,000 colt might ee
nerbaps somewhere near place IN TINS race Inv
fancied that as King Thomas had run 20 o"'N .,
shorter distances, possibly mile ana hVeeighs "'e
hiring ont some hitherto unexpected ana latent p'"o'
90 although on his public displays OF tardiie,S "I'
seIbera,jon King Thomas should have been at ouu
q, 100 10 l in the ring, the betting against MN W"
only u 10 l. The $4,000 colt was carHeu 0" III
feet and utterly lost sight Of when ms s'aple wi"
r.D,o, cot snch a pace for the others After lourhd
ment cot fairly going King Thomas was never "'thi
a turlong of lin. All through this spectacular ca
hibition. in fact, most violent savage ana iu'.on
struggle was in progress between King lh'nnn oo
Jersey Pat for last place, in which finally inc S1'0'
tolt successful .,.t. ,..co la
ronrnament's work in preparation for thi' race Il"
been co GOOD that the majority of owners anu ',a,.
ers expected him TO win the Realization IN sppo VI ~
fact tina, he had so steadily disappointed every "',
cipation this year. and had an unbroheh Se,''' VI
feats in six stakes. The speed that ne eA''0i"'
his private trial before the opening oi "', 80,
season al the Prooklyn race track was 80 Inrn u'