The morning times., 1896-08-16
OGDEN WON THE FU7UR|Tr
Outsider Led the Youngsters
and Broke the Record.
HE WAS A Is TO 1 SHOT, TOO
Ridden by Tuberville, the western
Jockey, the Youngster Seemed TO
Have No Friends During the Pre-
liminary Canter-Ran In l:IO-Ben
Brush Fifth in Fall Handicap.

Sheepshead Bay Race Track, Aug 15.-
The ninth renewal OF the Futurity stakes,
the richest event on the American turf, was
won this afternoon by Marcus Daly's Eng
lish-bred brown colt Ogden, by Ktlwarlin.
Orioie.
the winner led from the quarter mile
post 10 the finish and Won easily by a length
and d half from the favorite, L. 4. Patuer-
Son n CO.. Ornament, who defeated j. W.
Rogers' kodermond by scant hait length
for the place.
ogden covered the distance In one minute
and ten seconds, which makes a new utur-
ity record, the best previous time ha, ing
been ohe minute eleven seconds, made by
Butterflies In 1854. Tuberviile, the West
ern Jockey, who rode Ogden made his debut
In the East in this race.
Not more than 900 people visited the
track 10y the sea, where u cool and steady
breeze furnished IL refreshing contrast
10 The heat Of the city. The lawn was
looking its brightest and greenest after
the recent heavy rain and the grandstand
although showing great many spare seats,
held fashionable throng OF gaiiy- dressed
women, whose presence lent an air Of
galety and animation to the scene.
or course nearly all The interest centered
III The big event, but the third race, the
FAN Handicap, fer three yearolds, came
In FOR n fair share Of attention. Gotham
Won by Il scant length from Hanwell, n 2
10 shot, with Bucknassie third, a neck
In front OF Rubison. Ben Brush was fifth.
ORNAMENT WAS ADMIRED.
Ornament, with Sloan up, and Rhodesia.
with Siinms III the saddle, came In for some
faint APPLAUSE in the preliminary canter.
Iaral, who was I'm ScnIIiSh fbi.tt .i,, ,,-,.,
also noticed by the crowd, but Osoen and
Iuberville were allowed lu pass without
comment.
ornament had slightly tie best Of a
rather struggling start with Rcdcr,nund
second, Rbodesia Third, and Bastiun. Ogden.
Scottish ChieitaiD. Box Challenger, News
Gatherer and Panmure in the order named
After the first furloDg or SO the COPPER.
silver and green flashed in the van as
Tubervi!ie brought Ogden 10 the rront and
LED Rh"desia by head, while.ihe favori,c
dropped back behind Rodermcnd who was
lying third. This was the order at the
quarter mile post. AS they swept up to
the three-eiEhth post the Western jockey
let out Ink and Sloan brought Ornament
up within half length of the leader, while
Rhodesia took third place from Rodermond.
Taral on Scottish Chief,ain, living close
up, fourth
Al the half there was no relative cl ange
I'D The positions of the two leaders, but
Roderinond again wrested third place from
Rhodesia, at whom Sims began to work
But despite all his efforts the white and blue
spots were beaten and passed by Scottish
ChiertaiD.
THEN CAME OGDEN.
a furloDg further Ogden increased HI,
Read a trirle over Ornament and now led by
three-quarters OF a length, while the IayoI-
lie was length and Il liaif in Iront OF
hodermoDd, with Scottish ChieTt ain ana
Rhodesa beaten Off. Coming down the
stretch on the last furloug Sloan got at h.s |
mount with whip and spur, as also diu |
Hill on Rodermond, but they could not
gam an inch ON Ogden, on whom the " esteIn
Jockey was sitting still.
1he son OF kiiwarln aud Oriole in |
creased his lead in the last sixteenth, and
passed the judges length aud a half il.
front OF o rnament, with Rodermond d
Third. The small Western contingent, who |
bad come to see Tuberville ride, nearly
went wildwith excitement. TDe yuhrew their
ha's and sticks in the air and yelled
themselves hoarse in front of the Judges
stand. Summaries:
. First race-Five urlongs.-Ludwic
sbaIen, 1o3, J. Hill, 10 l, won; Rose o.,
20, I: sloan, TO /, second; DR.. Jim, 81
S'sstN, W -, tHiiu iiiDt- l.b- 20. hOs- l
bic W., Frateilo, Braw Lad. wyaluslnr.
nspirer and Bill All also ran.
second race-Five furiongs. Draught.
20, Z. Miller, IL TO l, won; noomful, 80, NJ
Hlrsch, q to >, second; IroquoiS. 81, Hewitt |
D 10 ] third. Time, LOG. Little Niger
'r r redenc. one Cnance, SImonian am, |
Our Rose also ran.
Third race. The fall handcap for three
rear -olds and upward six furlongs
iotham, 12l McCafrerty, to l, won
Ianwefl, 10, noggett, II to /, second |
Buck Masse. 121, J. Hill, TO l, third |
Time, l:l5. Rubicon, Ben Brush Muska-
onge, IRISH Reel and Lucania lso ran.
Fourth ra ce-0ne mile. Lake Shore
lo6, I. Sloane, 6 10 o. won: Deerslayer,
", Doggett, 8 to 10. second: Carib.
u, Hewitt, s 10 l, third. Time, I :43 Only
hree starters.
Fifth race--The Futurity, a sweepstakes
Tor two-year-olds, Futurty course, abont
Iix furlongs: Ogden, 115, Tuberville, 6
20 |. won; orna ment. lis, Sloan, O. to ..
second, Rodermond, l15, ]. Hill, 10 tol
hird. Time, ITO. Scottish Chieftain, |
Challenger, Box, Bastion, Pan l.
ntIre, and Newsratherer also ran.
Sixth race-Seven fnrlongs Harry Reed |
OF, Slmms, to 2, won; Kennel, la, Nc
,afferty, 8 to l, second; AureIian, 112.
to l third. Time, 80. Prem |
er. Harry Shannon, and Tenderness also |
an.
Seventh race-IIurdle race: lone mile and |
half. NOckbarren. 46, Cha nder, 5 to1.
ron; Flushing. AZ. Mara, to 5, second: |
fugitive, 81. Vescli, 3 to 1 third. Time |
,:49 2-5. Red Cloud. Golden Gate, Mid
ay Rose Howard, and Alakuma alsn ran