The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-16
WAS WON BY THE WEST.
Days Ogden, With Turbiyillc Up,
Got the Futurity Stake.
THE SECOND TINE TO AN OUTSIDER.
hut Was Forced to Ne Content WIN
Place, Rodermonj Getting n show.

New York. August 1.-THE great Flu
turity stakes OF the Coney Island Jockey
club ia over and the ninth renewal has
gone into history with an outsider as the
winner. A better day could not have be n
desired, as the track. while IA little heavy
was In good condition. The day was wei
nigh perfect and the 1000 people who
n-led the grand stand and lawns were out
IN holiday attire 10 watch the contest
which Is supposed to stamp the best =
year-old Of the crowd. The crowd wait ed
in patience to SEQ the Big race. watching
the very ordinary 2-ycar-olds in the open
ing dash, the fine contest between hall IL
dozen horses IN the Fan handicap and
three-horse race.
At exactly five minutes 10 3 the bugle
called the ten contestants TO the pos
and with little enthusiasm they trottri
pas; the stand up 10 the chute so far away
that only those IN the upper part OF the
grand stand could see what WAS going on.
one. two and three false breaks were mat
win "A number of single break-aways ani
after a delay of twenty -five minutes they
were sent away IN fair order. with Ogd II
IN tho lead ard Box seeohd, Panmure thiTd
Tscv I'D u7t shift in their position I'M
III hey wcte a the quirter AMI Ogd r
was sun in front by - head HlN. hut
'rurbivlle mad HIM we'll IN handFnnd was
waiting tor the iinnl rush, trying % keep
all he could up his s.. We. the crack Keen .
My Rhodcsia was next nut SIMS WI, al
work on her and she was but a head ln
front of Rodermond. on whom ilI was
doing his best. Next came me flNoFne
Orna mcnt and ~ Sc m % then Us 4 the
r1ce would be betwet these flur, as tho
others were practically n The second d
VISION ana struggling har1 TO get up to the
nylhg IrAncis' o. ,.A,.... - az
aud lahoriug. while ben "a INN were liA5
nan, Panmure. Box ana Newssat horcr al
ready out OF the contest, nile Taral had
Scottish Cheftain well IN hand Tor the
aud az Turhiyillo urged ogden "A tr.ile he
shot II little ahead, Ornament VIII had
pnssed Rhodcsia, the lilly being a lttle IN
advance OF Roicrmond, while Tainl mad
carried Scottish chicfialn past Ch6i niger
a beaten horse.
Az thew rounded the bend into the main
track Sloan began to work stIl harder
an Ilrnnmtnt but his work was OF Nttie
avail. M In front Of him was the copper
othct. Western horse, ogden, SIN leading
IL ha,f "A longth Rodernond had By th,s
d me- PASSED l<hodesla. who had 90, enouEh
OF ~ ard was trying 10 gun IN spite OF aug
Ina, SIMS could 90, laral was try.lE
his hardest with Scottish Cheftaln ana
WAS gaining, ;nch ny 'l In,,, on we , ili'9
They y,er, now around the turn ana ca b
boy could see the pg purse hung up az the
/ or tb.m The hve.cightn pole Was passed
land no riders were work ~ hard. Sloan
We unable 20 DO much Tor ms mount as
az was sadly tired ana had worked MS
,,,-',t, iii the way, lie was a Iongtb ana
f. boif in front Of 'AlcIernouu, W.tu the
others absolutely oHt on IT, ana AL more
| rc,it again 10 ms work ana seemed TO be
| a,ainiTr a trifo on the iying Dgdea'
%hcn tnore was crack n N. arm9sphtre
| ard ogden WAS done. lie was nearly Two
/ 1890 sn.ad and coming on. Ogden sid