The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-18
= EISCHMAN BEATS A FLYER.
WINS THE BUCKEYE STAKES At
OAKLEY FROM ORNAMENT.

Track Deep in Mud and the Vie tory
Won without Any Apparent Effort.
NeadOwthorI,e Finishes Ia Third
p,,ce-Intere sting sport at BriGh-
ton beach.
cincinnati. O.. July 17.-Ornament, tlAe
great 3-year-old of the year, met llis
downfall to-day in the Buckeye Stakes. at
oakley. He was beaten by Fleiscnz ran,
who until this afternoon was never able
Il, break out of the maiden class. Whether
r7lA,schman is really the better horse of
the two is still a matter of DOUBT. The
race was run over a track deep in mud
and could hardly be termed &C ntest of
speed.
Fleischman simply made a runaway
race Of it. He got away in front at the
dron of the flag and ran the entire dis
lance with Reiff, his jockey, sitting still
in the saddle. Fleischman W on without
apparently any effort. At the stretch he
was five lengths to the gooI Meadow
tborpe was second and Ornament third
Half way down the home str etch Clayton
tried to send the game son of Order out
20 the front as he has done many times
before. but it was useless. He passed the
fast firing Meado'wthorpe, but never got
closer than within two lengths of Fleisch-
man. and the latter crossed the wire an
easy winner by two lengths
The result of the race was a grand vic
torv for Cincinna IT, Fleischman is own
ed by Thomas NJ. Green of this city and
Is named in honor of ex-senator Fleisch-
man the millionaire horsemiln and capi-
tallst of this city. Summaries follow:
First Race-Six furlongs. Arcturus,
to l. won. with K,riss Kringle to ., sec
oud and Ii Hung Chang, to l, third.
Time 119s4.
Second Race--six furlongs Jamboree,
Ito l. won with Pouting, to 2, second,
and Richneld. 5 to 1, third. Time 1859.
Third Race-F i've furloU gs. My Mary
land to s. won. with DuTIster, u to l, sec
ond and Hurley Burley, q to 5, third. Time
los.
Fourth Race--rrhe Buckeye stakes, value
$3.50 mile and an eighth. Fleischman,
10 /, won, with Ornament, l to 2, second,
and Meadowth,arpe to l, third. Time 2:O2.
Fifth Race-()ne mile and seveny yards.
Remp, to g. W on, with L. w, y to l, sec
ond and Orinfla, is to l, third. Time
1:521s.
Sixth Race-Si K and half furlongs. Box,
10 to1 won with Arlington, IL to /, second,
and Geyser, to 2. third. Time liza.
New York. July r.-There was large
crowd at Brighton Beach to-day, the first
half holiday meeting, and the card furn-
ished some interesting sport. After the
race the Kensicoi stable claimed Tom
Cromwell from NJ. F. Dwyer at 81 800 and
took him away. ummaries follow:
First Race-One mile. Manchester, Is
to won with 81 pelo. to 2, second, and
Sir Play, u to l, third. Time 1 :42a&.
Second
to 2 won. with Mr.. Batter, IS to 5, sec
ond and Olney, to 2, third. Time 1:1GA.
Third Race-O ne mile. Lincoln H. to
TO- won, with Al 'abian, to l, second and
azure. to /, tn I'd. Time 1:43
Fourth Race One mile Test handicap
Lehman, to 2. won, with Ben Elder, to
J. second, and P temier, to 1, third. Time
la Y
Fifth Race-six furlongs. Abuse, to O.
won, with Leedsville, to l, second, and
Beldemere, to /. third. Time 1:15
Sixth Race-l five furlongs. Decide, 4 to
s. won, with CT zen Jacket, to l, second,
and Takanasseta. 5 to 2, third. Time 1:0l1@.
st, Louis, Mo-, July 17.-Three favorites,
one second choi ce. and two third horses
won at the Fair grounds to-day. Jockey
Bonner. who rode A. b. c. in the third
race was indefinitely suspended for pull
ing his horse { Us the flag fell The track
tendance was g. 500 Summaries follow:
FIRST Races tx and a half furlongs.
May Thompson. to 10, won, with Nick
carter, 10 to l. second, and Little Billy 60
TO !, third. Tim 1:22A.
Second Race Purse for 2-year-olds five
and half furl )ngs st. Alfonsus, 8 to q
won with Lucky Star, 6 to 5, second, and
ION Lilly 10 to l, third. Time 1:09A.
Ihird Race-M lie and a quarter Belva-
gen 70 o won, with Dr. Huger. Il to l,
md CT
Time 2:12A.
Fourth Race--Purse, six furlongs. Time
MAKER to /, won, with Gath, to 5.
sgSSeohd, ana Harry Duke, to ), third.
Fifth Race-Purse, one mile Astrada.
- O. Won with Flying Dutchman, s to 8,
second and Basquil, to 1. third. Time
sixth Race-six furlongs. Utopia, to 1.
roo' with Montgomery, 4 to 5. second, and
'"p sugar 10 to !, third. Time rs
Detroit Mich. July 17-An exception.
any fast track, with slightly cloudy
Weather light wind and a fair atten-
uauoe were the conditions that prevailed
al the Blue Ribbon ting TO-DAY The
features of the day was the large field IN
,bs S'I4 trot and 2:11 pace. In the former
twenty - '''e '"''ei
V'ass trotting, purse $500 Valerie
won the fourth, sixth and seventh heats
ana race. Time 2I2%. 2l4%. 2:l7. Sine
S "on me second and third heats. Time
- zlSls. Straight Line won the first
s.C lime 2lGk. Primace, Lillian s.,
2a ,e' Russell Wood. Kyote. Ben b.,
~ sem Jimmie Hogue, Iron Bar. Lit
Ue jim. Helen Rispah. Repeat and Rock
ford also started.
,s lass s.ll' pacing, purse $500. Frank Bo-
sasH won second, third and fourth heats
az. rsee. Time, 2Os u; 2:O7N; 2O9h.
Dsr Croyes won the q rst heat. Time 2:O715.
~. y; Connor, Baliette, Miss Finley,
sss 80 :, 49, Ole Hutch, Minnie Irene, Kan
T, noe Crago, Mignon. Blue Hat, Oddly.
~ ,,rsourg, Belle T.. Sandy Boy, Arthur
'',era and Pearl onward also started.
tho 49,. aor-all purse $500. Tom ogden won
80 'S, TWO heats aud race. Time. 2:O9;
royal Victor also started.
'iNHBrcK SHOWS GOOD SPEED.