Arizona republican., 1891-08-30
SPORTING NEWS. The Great Futurity Ran
 Yesterday. Racing on the Different
 Tracks. On the DiamOnd-Standing of the Different Leagues-COntest
 of 0arsmen.
Associated Press Dispatches. l

NEW YORK, Aug. 29.-The great Futurity race was run this afternoon on the track of the Coney Island Jockey Club. The event carried the richest stakes in the world, and this is the way the result was announced by the judges:
 His II igbness fret, Yorkyille Belle second, nagonet third. Time :l5 l-5. Distance. three-quarters of mile. There were twenty.one starters.
 It was the most sensational Futurity that has been run. The colt that finally won carried a crushing impost of l30 pounds, and the contending horses were ridden in the most brilliant manner.
 Ed Corrigan, owner of the colt Huron, had refused to abide by the de- cision of the Executive Committee that his horse was not eligible, and invoked the aid of courts, which granted him a mandatory injunction. The club officials, however, decided to fight to the bitter end.
 At the post tension was great. Every jocky was anxious to get the best of the start, but Starter Caldwell was deter mined there should be no best, and roundly lectured the boys Nearly half an hour was consumed before the crowd finally set up the yell They're off," They were Caldwell had caught them all we'll in motion, and it was mag nificent start. Yorkville Belle was first to show up, but her advantage was slight, and Mars, Anna B., Lavish, Tringle and His Highness were quickly Tapped on her at the quarter. Dagonet, with wonderful burst of speed, took the lead, and His Highness and Huron both moved up. As they swung into the stretch there was little to choose be- tween Huron, His Highness, Yorkville Belle, Dagonet, Mars and Bashford. Suddenly Oyerton shot Huron to the front, and while there was not man on the grounds who had bet on him, everybody cheered. Mclaughlin, how ever, quickly sent His Highness after him, while Murphy was improving his position on Yorkville Belle. In a few strides Huron and His Highness were on even terms, and going for their lives, Tapped by Yorkville Belle.
 So it went on until opposite the stand when Mclaughlin gave His Highness the whip despite the enormous weight, and the horse responded gamely.
 By this time the crowd had became delirious, and amid the greatest excite ment ever seen here, His Highness dashed in winner by length from Huron, who beat Yorkville Belle half a length for place, with Dagonet length away,
 The judges, however, did not recog- nize Huron.
 When Jockey Overton went to weigh to ride Huron, Assistant Sec retary Rorke refused to pass him. Then Corrigan was wroth. He sought his lawyer, and in company with him, demanded that Overton be and weighed Overton, but refused to give Huron number, and there was no betting against him and Huron ran, and finished second, and Corrigan will now have to sue the club for $5666 that belongs to the second horse, the club officials having awarded it to Yorkville | Belle.
 The day was perfect, but the track was not fast. It was lumpy all over, wet in spots and fast time was out of question. The crowd was, without doubt, the largest one that ever wit messed race at Sheeshead Bay.
 They began to come early. There was considerable interest taken in races pre- ceding the futurity, but when that was on, a mad rush was made for the bet. ting ring.