The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-13
TYPHOON III. WON IT.
uAD IT ALL HIS own WAY ron
THE DERBY.
ornament. the Envoritc. Woull
Have Nude h"ttcr Show hut
for CIn,ton's Poor Riding.

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| Louisville XIV. Mav 1p-Tha ,,o,,.,..
| ,..,t t-.,,,.,..,,,, -, 'e "V''E
va ~ 'r'"NNN "cfpy mas passed. INTO his
cory, md along with u the winter and
srrins. cnlcul,trons of ,b. .,lo,t o..
,,,,,, a., -. -, '' 80
we "Iue" 'o"'eH son 81 Imp. orde"'
Performances slammed him nm, ,t,n.i,.
so -, ~ -, ''''''' "''' llsh ~
-, N'"s VI 'le NeN,crr iuri' lowered his
| colors this afternoon before a pan,ar aud
| hotter animal Vubo,,t i,o,,,,. ,..,.,
, i.. po''s '""NlVi'
"'' WIN Only " !'ue shaking up near the
Wre' TNphoon H. landed the coveted
rrize. Show ne ebo v., ,b. ,.,,t.. A.
,.,,..., 90 Wv '''''' W
''N' VI one ana quarter mic, the
chestnut colt was never tu sress at aty
of "a. s,,,.'..i.,,s, i''''" "'S az
'"V So'i'N ''thdI k'hi thad s'lrs the
Spectators ana furnehcs senSaf on To
these who have wayered ON the o,it,rn,,
for r-.,to.,,. -. -, -
90" NiV'ory' wen ana sa;neIy
'tn'"Ste1 was won with an ease that
Clearly proved him surer,5r ,ynr t,. fiye
a,r,r col,e .,,,.,...,,,., -.
'."'' COTS coNest'ng Tor the honor
ornament game until the last stride,
showed his hackers that he was sim =,
eoo1 horsn n.y., n,t,4,a -. - w. "
v,on, t,Iln,.' 80 Wiz Ne V'ulA not i''| c
nor a beifcr Inn I'd -, - r'o, ,i', M.m
t,i,i.,,,.n, '"' 'NN my 80" uSe' prltci
| ma fnr,,,,,l,,. 90 ,so- ..-,, an,
ma. t,,n,r ~ ~ Wy % to', conia!iI'u An
,",, $50 "a, '.N,mtS 'Ile events IA
i,,, ,,,,,s w ia ~: hete WaS tbe aurs-
,11 S4 "sllIl''y, me f"ne historic
r.,,'i,,,, ~ - u'"ei, ,t., - i.tlti ny "a.
sl,ncrt,,', ,'. ,ra IN NJ nous"iluh OF
49,, t''e p1'i,ie VIM GRO" 3't tue pH'uig
~, nt,', iiV ~, sMUtv ana .lat WIN cayn
! ~ - III l.. ar,',I ~ ~. ., .t' NV u on
! th,r ~ 80 49, ~ : usi'p''S "hS -
mr. ~. , u'.i VII ohirac'et4sl.e generous
49, io ~ ~, ~ 'p,.i i MS, hfntuekS hhllus
W we,P S"pped am 'ace hdhakerehlcls we're
rv cvcn nngb No FL 31varr,a I'm.
low, IN th me i''ofTe mao gone
NJ u, ~ Ia ~ ~ Gsst e. .,, .,.,,.
NJ Ial,iS ~ oyer eich otner ~ tAsir
Was ,hnIt.i M opposlte ,hs ,,.,,,..s - Of 'J or
,,,I and II" Fe5 3rovn we .ieS Oh Ill
rurh s!ui .pFh hu. i was huthus com
49,, 70 ~ S"u w ''9 w i.!
80 80" i,, eiv r,eS'iiII "a 20 u. rtl
On ~ iidihtit.' ,uI l Iollar bels we
sIVof.u ~ .lc Hle.' On ". ploHk WIN more
teS' IT,. r. ti" t W. p dar pul!s Gown =
t, p',V ,'i G H,v ei a! Dr. ~ "
Ie-t az " ana ho'n.h ~ 10. w men my
wen ~eht 10 the pos Inc ruling pisc1s Veg
W. no 10 -. ~ :, y, ~ ~,
ii ~ -; III shepard " Sen Brown = ana
,. Ti'l 10 ~. 80, ,,,,,,t,,. a.. ACTIN, ,,,.,,,
mere was no inaShihe A. the point from
WI fh ne Neh'u NY Herny wa Stul aVn.
DUl ailtr On. nre"h away "n1,h N1S
the wrong clIeclioh' starter Williams
sac ne wore, nc nag went dow
mighty sho ,h Te rn, up rpm Slh me .h'nS
Down the strelch they come, moving as u
by nleehaalcal process with Typhoon,
VINO had gctt'i' hall iehSth the t't7t ol
the start, showing me way. Goshen zen
Brown. Dr. SHEPARD and Ornament were
/ rum ne, SHE by 5!de' WhIe Dr. at Ell
was q iehstn GieR, Al utdtr strong
pull they passed the stand with Typhoon
IN lrolft pS q lrnetn, ~ Snenard s.c1.u'
BrcWI SKIN AiOli i, nv urn r., hhey sWsp.i
vi n lEphoon 'ghlinE lot fhS mead, ana
whtN fheN sol tI"'Eil.ene" out mo 'hC
back stretch. there were two Lengths OF
daylight between Typhoon ami oAnameni.
while latter was two and u half lengths
IN 9n a St F from Sne'a Dr. T caie %a i isn
Brown havnE en- advantage OF five
lengths oyer Goshen ~ was regular
III occasion down lie back stretch and
these position were not materially chang
Cd when the last luin was made cMcsrt
that Dr CHtlett had opened the gap to
eight length= from Ben Brown. who was
now hi Two Lengths m front OF Gosi ~.
Ornament. with even steady STRIDE, fol-
oned Out for the last run. he was ilst
two lengths IA me rsar, hown ,n ~.
eyes some .Iisienins with lost hopes ana
others n"ry Win eSpeetanoy Tor orna-
"Tis, WINS and then "A shout went up
as liutie by li;tle The fayor!ie cut down
the lead on me many ny dgpnoon. IL was
shonf calculate ." ,,i 1'@l, nup
n VA =, r,ce horse TO beat. Mo,loniess stt
ii,,ie a carer as each jump took Typhoon
nearer 10 Victory hut at the sixth pole
clayton had brought Ornament alongside
hui It was too late. Leaning forward and
touching hs mount; nshier agalh hAi
command by M ,n r ~ , NH Inc he