The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-24

would not have any fsSrs Is 10 tho ~
suit. He n the better colt ~ the two
and b in condition 10 run the race OF his
life He Il the hest rucehorse l ever
saw and own Ornament. Rowland per-
fc,med wei, at Memphis and those who
saw him became 20 enthusiastic that
they declared hsn unbeatable Howiand
lad the call oves Hamburg. % lrt him
Trusner Patterson, ncvertheasss, thinks
Rowland has the best chance for the fu-
tm-.ty. On Friday last Rowland was sent
has vet made ut the distance. This upVrn-
irg he was SEN. out for "brcather'' but
WIS not allowed to fully extend himself
clasinn or X Unite ,S VII. II ride him Tussd"y
The sccoud chotcc in the betting Is likely
70 be Thompsen.s entry. The Huxuenot
s "a r S,Srsi q The fos S = Sro, her
races 80 far. He arrived tonight from
Satatoga. Gibraltar Il irish in the pub
iie mind as the q naueror OF frohnian and
Brighton Reach last Tuesday and II tho
truck Is heavy viii bear watching.
Nike Dryers Previous has not been
!. Il said that Saratoga had done won
'ders for HIN ant that he will DO up to
the form disp.ayci by him when he won
the Great American stakes at Grave.
e.tNs liz wiz hs't Wv NiNNiNoeo W
Piaudit, tho likely son Of Ifamyar and
Cinderella. Is at Gravescnd, but is rport-
ed TO I've = little under the weather,
o. n. Pclmonts Great Bend, ]. f.. Mo
Donald's Central Trust, j. @. rolan's
Bees Murr,llo. j. i. keene's uriel and
Haxman and Franks Dcmagogae hnye
all been seen In public and undoubtedly
will I've seen ut thu post In the futurity
Their chances. however. are cons .dSrcd
those Of outs dcrs. Central Trust worked
three-quarters over the Sheepshead Bay
track this morning In i;i6,.. Dave Gid
cons Frohman will likely be a starter.
bur he IL ~ very dlfo,cnt horse today
from what lie was In the spring. A. least
u dozen youngsters will NO TO shc post
in the futur.ty and the stake will DO
worth On the neiflbcrhocd Of $4,000.
Tho tenth renewal OF the Futurity
stakes which is run today at sheepshead
Bay, promises a larger field than usual
and looks like a much more open race
than the years when Proctor Knott. Po-
tomac. His Hghness. Domino. Butterflies
and Requital. all favorites, won.
Rowland on form, will no doubt be the
favorite and MS no is the stable com
panion of Hamburg. this years cham
p'on, his owners ought to have a great
line on the race. and II they make hiGl
the favorite he VIII be very hard horse
10 beat. Previous. who will represent NJ
f. Dwyer Is one OF the most consistent
colts out this year and is very seldom
out OF the money. Uriel, the representa-
tive of the Keene string, Ia considered
the crack OF the stable and VIII carry
many a dollar for the public.
Gibraltar is one OF the Thompson trio
and has won his last three starts and has
only been defeated once. In the carly
part OF the season Frohman was cons,d-
cred by good Judges to be one OF the
best colts Of this year, but lately he APP
pears 20 have lost all form and has per.
formed very indifferontly
The Huguonot is n full brother OF the
Famous Henry OF Navarro but although a
very fair serviccahlc colt. does not look
10 follow In the victorious footsteps OF
his brother.
Marcus DAILY, the owner OF Ogden, last
| years winner. will start n field of three
nut II does not look like they have much
of n chance.
Plaudit is Western colt that has won
stake this year and good Judges say
he VIII certainly get piece OF the money
Tha race VIII be run today Mt u. M,
central time, and will be described during
its progress by telegraph at the Marb,
Palace Turf Exchange whore tho follow.
ing odds were posted on the boards last
evening: HOWARD. TO &: Previous and
uriel to each; Briar Sweet, Dema-
goguc. Central Trust 3 10 each. I,alou.
cite, The Huguenot. Plaud!t, Z to each
Gibraltar. 4 10 I: Frohman tot
Tho prospeets for tinc aay for tho
Futurity were excccdInsly pocr tonight
ana all OF tho orsemen Who had what
they thought Were fn,d horses were hon
Ing the strong northeast wind ana heavy
clouds would hring rain ami p1enty or II
for The rch stakc for 2.vebr-olds. In which
| about $4,000 would go 10 the winner. on
tho other hand. the real lovers OF tho
| sport ionaed for n fine day fpd no nukes.
SO that the best horse might win al
though It WAS conceded that IIamhure
could easily best any Of tho lot down I'm
the greatest 2-year-old stake ot the year,
but unfortunately Hamburg Will not run,
Winners Mt Brighton Bcnch.
New York. August at was cold. damp
ond dsagpoeable at Brighton Beach today
and there was fairly good attendance
on the last day os the Se2son.
Mile and n six tnenth. scikng~-Passover
Rotterdam, Dorian. Time 1aSk.
Six fnrlonps. SC llinc--Benares, Gicno'ne
ISriar Hin Time 1;i5t
| Five furlongs. selling Trolley Takanas-
see. Guilty. Tine Loo
Mile and Sxtecnth--Tom Cromwell.
Peep o. Day. Rensselaer,. Time l:47ik.
Five furlongs Salabar, Fonsalvar,
Lecdsvile. Time o2.
Winners at 81. Louis.
st. Louis. August 23-Fair grounds re-
! suits: track dead. weather fine;
( Six furlongs. selling--Pelleas, wild
| West, BRIGGS. Time 1:16k
| Fivo and half furlongs--Dcnial. Sir Jo-
seph Lister, Melvin Burnham. Time 10aik
Six furlongs. selling Horseshoe Tobacco
| One mile. sellnS-Parolc dor Bridge.
| ton 0lItnwaX Tfrpa I r1Dit