Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-18
Won 100000 Gu ogden.

Marcus DAILY. the copper-mine magnate
and racing man; j. b. Haggin, who i5
mis- mariner in certain turf affairs, anl
tbeir friends and followers are credited
nv the race-going talent with having won
from $1,000 10 $4,000 on Ogden, the COM
paratively unknown son Of kilwarln-
Oriole. on Saturday, besides the stake oil
the rich Futurity.
There are any number OF persons
about Sheepshead Bay, Manhattan Beach
and upper Broadway, who are WILING
and able % tell exactly how 1t happened
Bur they did not know 1t was going 10
happen Saturday, and are sim resre'lihs
the fact that II did happen.
And stm Ogden came East with a
nearly unbroken record OF western Victo-
ries and with Trainer Johnnie Camp
hollis word for il that he had worked
six furlongs at the Saratoga track with
100 mounds up, less than two weeks ago,
in lI41-2
THE TALENT LIKED ORNAMENT
But the talent liked Ornament and
plaved Ornament. That IS what Marcus
Dolv wanted them TO do. His horses,
ogden and Scottish Cheftain, We're
bracketed In the betting. but for the sake
of negatiZing the influence Of western
money. bet in western po0l-rooms, where
the horses were not bracketed, Mr.. Day
put Taral, whom he pays $1,000 year
on Scottish Chieftain. Tuberville, the
unknown western boy, had the mount on
tie English colt.
"Tarars name will carry more money
in q pooi-room than either OgdenS or
Scottish tain's-Tuberville's VIII
carry more" Thus reasoned Mr.. Daily.
There were sixty books con" at Sleeps
nd a
By people who should know with losing
an average Of 5000 each. Pete
Downey openly confessed TO losing $25OoO
on the Futurity. Eddie Burke and Eddie
Marks are said to have lost 5000 or $500
each. and that's a small estimate. John
Duffy lost $1,000. II IS said and some
body won it, Joe Ullman was also a
big loser. sutton & Co., who opened
Ogden's odds at p 10 /. are said 10 have
lost $1,000.
OUTSIDE WINNERS FEW.
There were winners, Of course, but
aside from DAILY, Haggin, and their
friends and commissioners, they were
few. A brother of Fred. Foster. VINO
owned Dr. Rice when he won the Brook
lvn Handicap, came I'm with $4,000 or
western money. most Of which he got
on the stranger colt at good odds. Shelly
futile, who came on especldiig loi bHp
race. is credited with a big winning,
and so is Bob" Rose. Both are said
to have placed lots Of the DAILY money in
the ring So for that matter, did Jack
Macdonald. Smiling john Kelly and j.
/ l.. Delway.
Then the latter. with Bob Aiken.
| IS credited with handling over $1,000
| Of the $4,000 which, It is said. DAILY
placed upon the colt, and some OF II went
on OGDEN alone IN special bets. with
better odds than the bracket embracing
Scottish Chieftain would have permitted
Honest John" Kelly says that Daily
must have won al least $4,000, aside
| from the stakes OF nearly $1,000. Kelly
| IS credited with q tidy winning himself
| Frank Lane. the actor knew ogden
( and Johnnie" Campbell, his trainer.
| from the West and did a biz OF profit
| able business. Julius kaufman placed
/ 81 900 for George Kessler, the wine man.
Jockey DOC" Tubervlle's sister. who
Is the wife OF Jockey Arthur Hinrichs
who rides for Fred. De Witt. at Iron Hill
! had SoO straight, place and third. on
! Ogden. and won about 81 800 Billy
| Hayes is the only bookmaker in the rims
who didn't lose heavily. lie won. In
/ stead.
ogden was backed down from u to
to 1-2 to in the majority Of books. and
the DAILY party IS credited with getting
| at least $4,000 placed at an average OF
! to /.