The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-11
THE T1MES-RICHmOND. VA WEDNESDAY, AUGUST II, is"
ORNAMENT WON EASILY.
MAD NO TROUBLE IN CAPTURING
THE DERBY ar DETROIT.
His Time Was $50 and tho Distance q
Mile and "a Half-The Races at
Other Tracks.

DETROIT, MICH, August 1O.-OTnn-
ment easily proved ms superiority in the
International Derby to-day, and won the
star feature OF the Detroit Jockey CluD
opening day at Crosse Pointe, with the
greatest ease. The attendance was ABOUT
5000.
:luch OF the interest in the Derby as
contest was taken away by the easy
manner i'm which Ornament won. lie TOOK
the lead at the start, and was never
headed. winning in gallop in 2:S6. Inc
start was struggling, but IN a halt iur-
long they were punched, ana ran IN Close
company TO the stand, Ornament leadihs
by length with Dare Ill second anu
Mcadowtnorpe third, Moncrclth training
two lengths back.
Going around the upper turn Dare made
futile attempt to take the lead, but Or
nament easily shook him on Down the
back stretch the order remained uh-
changed. Dare by this time was soundiy
beaten, and had dropped back. al the
ivwcr end Of the stand Moncreith gave II
up. and this left the race PROCESSION
in which Ornament crossed the line three
lengths in front, Mcadowthorpe Just as
easily second, and MOncrelth third, -
The race was worth 5000, or whlch a.
0Gj went TO the first horse; SiV 10 tue
second. and $500 TO third. -.
a protest against paying the money
earned by Ornament was nled py MOIui
gan on the ground that Ornament nas
been VariOusly entered this year as lle
property Of Charles Patterson, Charles L.
Patterson, and Charles I. Patterson anu
Company. Summarizes:
First race-six furlongs-Faybelle GO 10
- first. Goyserk g TO and QUIZ secohu'
Old Saugus &C TO u third. Time, l'io'
Second race-five furlongs-Lleber hdri
e l-2 TO u first. SophrOnia ID. q 10 . SCI sec,
ond. Beguile IL 90 to y third. 1lme' l'V'
-. .,
first, The Elector q II TO u secohu' MA
cey % TO p third. Time, IA -.
Fourth race-International Derby mlle
and hslf-Ornament a TO ~ first, Mea-
dowthorpe Is to and to y second Mon
creith 90 10 u third Time. Z:5o ;,
Fifth race-one mile.Coi IA w c 10 ~
first. Charlie Christie Is to y second Skill
ney rs 10 u third. Time, l:44 "a.
sixth race-hve furlongs-Marplot u 10
u first. Alice Farley % TO / and 70 D
second. Flying Bess g to y third. Time
1:02 IA.
Brighton Beach Eyenls.
NEW YORK. August 1O.-Following are
to-days results at Brighton Beach:
First race-six furlongs-Concord 90
to u first Rossifer 90 to l and eyeW
second. Talisman &c to y third. Iime'
Ills 1-2.
Second race-six furlongs-Attainment
Is to y first. Sensational 90 to l and I
to y second Mr.. Batter % to D third.
Time. 115 II
Third race-mile and sixteenth
Buckwa a to 81 first, Burlesque 6 TO
and s to s. second. Cromwell % to p third.
Time. Ia 81.
Fourth race-Flight. five furlongs-
Rubicon q 10 81 first. Storm King az TO
1 and to u second, Tremargo 20 to i
third. Time. 1:0l 81.
Fifth race-hve furlongs Squire
Abingdon Is to y first julius Caesar q
TO ! and S to 81 second, Boy Orator e
to 81 third. Time. 1903 l-2..
Sixth race-mile and quarter-Lehman
6 to 81 first. Lincoln |. C TO l and TO
u second. Lobengula Us to u third. Time,
200 Ii.
Seventh race-one mile-Perseus q 10
10) first. Rifle Is TO I and TO 81 second,
Marage Is to y third. Time, 2:i3.
Nonnd City Track.
ST. LOUIS, MO, August lO.-Loving
Cup was the only winning favorte at the
Fair Grounds to-day. Tract fast. Sum
mHres.
lie Is TO u first, Plug q 10 l and TO u
second. Lizzie II. % TO u third. Time
1871.
Second race-two-years-old five fur
longs-Twanda g 10 u first, Peter Ar
cntf IS 10 / anu tFtuJ ofNvliuf Nhu''N'f
Fisher @ TO - third. Time 1903 IL. Pros
porous fell.
Third race-six furlongs-Juanita bar
red. first ARA Q6 10 and to - sec
ond Nick Carter Is to y third. King Os-
car q TO u fourth. Time, l.45 IL.
Fourth race-mile and 20 yards-Pow-
haitian &C TO u first, Basquil q 10 ana
EVEN second. Long Time @ TO > third.
Time. las Ii.
Fifth race-seven furlongs-Judge Stout
fer 6 to p first, Belyadell @ to and :
to ID second: Joe Hart % 10 u third.
Time. f:29 IL.
sixth race-two-year-ol FLIES, ) ~ fur
longs-Loving Cup to . hrst, Aall.sa
IN TO ; and to u second. Katie Ruth
erford C to y third. Time. l'Oo "a.
The Saratoga Races.
SARATOGA, n. Y. August iO.-rhe
weather was cloudy, the track fast ana
the attendance comparatively good to-
day Summaries:
First race-High weights, six furlongs-
Terrier, e to u first; Good Times. @ 10
and TO y second; San Antonio, e TO u
third. Time, 1:l6
Second race-hve and a half furlongs-
La Goleta, 6 to u first; Bell Punch, Is to
and to - second; Mary Calvin, % 10 u
third. Time, 1903 IA.
Third race-one mile and a sixteenth
Banquet, first; Heidelberg, G to 1 and
TO 81 second: Carib, third. Time, 1850.
Fourth race-Citzens stake, one mile
and a quarter-Ben Brush, q to u first;
clifford. a to 5 and ouD second; Howard
Mann. 90 TO u third. Time 2:07 II.
Firth race-fve furlongs-Tent Pin. g
10 u first; Oily Donavan. g to 1 and to
81 second; Bardehla, G TO u third. Time.
1906 Ia.
Events at Newport.
CINCINNATI o., August 10.-Lock-
hart surprised the talent at Newport
to-day by winnig the third race in
hard drive The balance OF the card
went to fayorites and second choices.
Weather fine. track fast. McIvor. j. ID.
Smiths great colt, by Imp Pirate, of
Penzance. died here to-day. He was the
best of the two-year-olds on the local
track. Lung fever caused his death.
Summaries:
First race-fve furlongs-Arcturus g to
u first, Lady OF the West az TO l and
to u second, Miss Kringle Is to u third.
Time. 1903 "a.
Second race-six MISUNDERSTANDING 4
TO 10 first Marioni az to l and TO u
second, Nat +. az to - third. Time,