Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-16
A RANK oUIsID lR
Won the Futurity Stakes I'm New York.
Ogden the Lucky Horse.

Ogden the Lucky Horse.
NEW YORK. August 15.-The great
Futurity stakes race of the Coney Island
Jockey Club is over and the ninth re-
newaI has gone into history with an out
slider as the winner. The track was in
good condition. After a delay OF p min
utes they were sent away in fair order
with ogden in the lead and Box second,
Panmure third and Rhodesia fourth.
They did not shift their positions until
they were at the quarter mile pole, and
{ den was still in front by a head but
TurbeyilIe had him well in hand and was
waiting for the final rush. trying to keep
all he could up his sleeve. The crack
<enne hlIy. Rhodesia, was next but
Simms was at work on her and she was
but a head I'm front of Rodermond. on
whom Hll was doing his best. Next
came the favorite. Ornament, and 1t
seemed then as If the race would be be-
tween these four. as the others were prac-
tically I'm the second division and strug-
Cling hard to get up to the flying leaders.
The "gcod thing" Challenger was fifth
and laboriug while behind him We're Bas-
tian Panmure. Box and Newsgatherer,
already out Of the contest. with Taral
having Scottish Chicftain well I'm hand for
the finish. The speed was quickened "a bit
now. and ass TurbeVile urged ogden "a
trile me- shot q little ahead OF Ornament
who had passed Rhodesia. the hly being
q little i'm advance of Rodormond. while
TaraI carried Scottish Chieftain past
Challenger. "a beaten horse.
As they rounded the bend into the main
track. Sloane began to work stlll harder
on Ornament. but his work was OF little
avail for in front Of him was the copper
and green Jacket Of Turbeyille on the
other Westerner ogden. still leading by
half a length. Rodermond had by this
t.rno nassed Rhodesia who had got enough
OF il. and was trying 20 quit in spite OF
all that Simms could do. Taral was try
ing his hardest with Scottish Chieftain
and was gaining inch boy inch on the filly
who was slipping back slowly but surely
With only furlong more Sloane bent
again TO his work and seemed 20 be gain
ing a trihe on tho flying ogden. when
there WAS crack in the atmosphere and
OGDEN wa gone. He wss nearly two
lengths ahead and AN chances had van
jshed for. said the cries Of the crowd.
o,dan slid paet the Judges with 1920 as
his reward. while Ornament had 10 be
content with second place by half a
length and 50 65f G5 Rodermond third with
81 s29 % while the others were away out
Of il badly beaten. The best two-year-
old was still an open question, but the
West had gained all the honors by run
ming first and second. The crowd
began 10 melt away and by the hurdle
race was run there were few let TO watch
IT, summary:
First. five furlongs. selling-Ludwig-
shaft won. Rosso second Or. Jim third.
Time l.05 -.
Second. five furlongs. sening-Draught
won. DomuI second, Iroquois third.
Time 100.
Third. fan handicap. six furlongs-
Gotham won. Hanwell second Buckmas-
sic third Time. 1.l5.
Fourth. one mile-I.ake Shore won.
Deerslayer second. Carib third. Time.
I:43
Fifth. the Futurity the Futurity course
ogden 1l5 DTurbevillel. 8 20 ! and . 20 7.
won. Ornament. JIG (sloane) Q 20 and
4to5 second: Rodermond. ll5 CHilD, Is 10
and l6 TO ]. third Time. 40. Scottish
Chleftain. Rhodesia Challenger, Box.
Panmure and Newsgatherer also ran. as
named.
Sixth. seven furlongs. selling-Harry
Reed won. Kennel second. Aurelian third.
Time. 1:3o
Seventh. one mile and a half hurdle race,
selIing-Nock Barren won, Flushing sec
ond Fugitive third. Time, 2:4s 2-5.