The sun., 1891-03-02
GOSSIP OF THE RUNNERS.
WHAT VIII BECOME OF SENATOR
HEARsT's RACING STABLEs

Right-Youne John A. Logan OF 0his
Racing UnAer the Nans OF ~Hr. Mas.
.ias"-euttenbure's Programme.
Tho death Of Senator George Hearst on Sat.
urday night was received with the most pro-
found regret In financial and racing circles
yesterday. and everybody had kind word to
say for the dead Californian.
The most important question arising out Of
his death Is the future OF his racing stable.
which 10 one OF the most extensive now on the
turf and contains the famous Tournament
winner Of $4,000 In stakes and purses during
the season Of $780, Rhono. Yosemite.
and other wsll-known performers Whom
the Senator frat took sick. he chanRsd
his nominations for the events to be
decided In 1891 to George F. Hearst 4
Co.. and his death will not disQualify bis
horses starting In any OF the races for which
they have been named. Still there il gem
eral impression that Tournament and others
that have carried the Hearst green and orange
to victory will pose under the auctioneer's
hammer before the opening Of the legitimate
racing season. The Senator's only son. VIII
liam R. Hearst. proprietor Of the San Fran
cisco Examiner, Is not racing man.
his entire time being devoted to his
newspaper. and many have been the
interesting tilts between father and son con-
corning the extravagances OF racing stable
- compared with that Of t . establishment OF
. successful newspaper. 1t 10. therefore. natu-
raj to suppose that William II. Hearst will not
race to any extent. although there is no better
investment than q stable Of race horses that
can win. The Suns representative saw Mr..
Hearst In Washington yesterday. and asked
Stable IT, Hsars ee replied shnt had
not given the matter any. consideration.
petison s for % ToarSamens. % M Ya Yosemise. mt R6ono
and other desirable lots wSould undoubtedly be
iss ef III Sss g. .sS
sss ns es
and IS lot p9oBsS S rs S
counts His horses we're siugularly uniortu-
1ISnsTly un1SSk Hs and deter;
ineHs A' chsTse'erIsse Is' il Els 'i racing e4-
luck n Paying tS
hs sshs Ban fo ,s and kF Foa
to begin with and there, Is no knawing how
much the four.year;old has cost snce. Tor he
ion. .Tourn sment, won the Great Eastern
Handicap in 1889;
aso4S. q sFas ct
burg on Monday last has caused many to make
sS Ssssna asn'Y I. q 5osa es S
gan. Jry. Of Ohio. son Of the famous General.
Mr. s 5Sesd under
Is sold shotoyer . ihe close oi tho SEASON. 81
Ing Of trotters aud hackneys at Youngstown.
founding at the same time the nucleus OF a ken
e ea ns fox sSe
aud MI
T9sase
% s9s Ssa
She is built on the same lines as the Black
pa S L would on
sfa tent Wb.ss
tSs s seSs ~ IL.
result Of the race for the George Washineton
70 Hi 30 run = on March ii. when fnnova,ion and
resasd I'D BY gn; sTsh
S:f ,s; SSss. b Ss5 IT,!
s5 Ssa sGs 5.6.s EsRss
owners think NO game too high for them In the
%s 1 6s Ecps. lin m Sn'''' all ''sn'
Ths oPsnins 81 The once Of the Board i q Con; 2:
ave- sVenae. and she sepeintmees Of ". 5: Vos.
burRh as clerk. coupled with the notification to
eud apply for
snd want everybody TO swing Into line IN:
sEed on ana sss
had applied for licenses vet and the answer in
sss sIss ths
tss r. : !. 4. Sss,S 3,
returned from .Florids on Friday. looking
much better for his outing. He says he had e
% Mlssas Is n stiff &a'F IL ForidS' and Viii .caresg ai
Est3rn En until, until tho backbone OF winter is erfeo-
The famous mare imported Clara. By Dutch
ssss Sssd 81 81
stud 70 The Bard this spring o......
day:
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sus: i'%; ...y ir;isad i$s; S.rsseod. ioi; Nsts.
;STd sss.5Ss::s f;so Gs mile es
xssn:y S.sa%er. 'Oo; Emily S:@'.rs w " ~
Fourth Rsce-Pirss 1900 nys eighth. Of a miIa Re-
membranos l2O; katherine Il, iI6: La Grippe. lla;
Gold Vase ally. 0
S *; % + & $
grant, 82; Annie L. W: Conundrum ~.
sisth Haee-Purss eSO for thrse.yesr-o:ds; seven
Latina, lU8: Craft W; PAroliuA. "a
Tennis In Florida.
MAGNOLIA svRISGs iIorEI, Fla, March lon Tuesday
morning the lawn tennis tournament OF the Magnolia
Lawn Tennis Club will be begun here, and II already
gives every promise OF being = grand success. The
entry list large and includes the OF many
wsiLknown Northern players we'll - local snthusI
Better courts than the 81 Magnolia bs
found anywhere in this section of the COUNTY, and
they are 6ut little an cted ~ rain The prizea which
exhibition In the corridor OF the MAGNOLIA Hotel
and which attract much attention very handsome
cnn.i.tinw ~ siiver frt bowis cut gs.s iiLstands