The record-union., 1897-08-05
C. 7. PATTERSON Buys ReadIey's In
tereSt in Ornament.
Has Won in His Turf Career About Seventy
Thousand Dollars.

suits at Butte, St. Louis, Sara
/ toga, Kansas City, Oakley and
Windsor-Co1umbu bus Races POST
poned on Account of Rain.
! LEXINGTON Ny), Aug. &c T.
! Patterson has bought of H. P Headiey
| the iatters interest in the race horse
! Ornament on basis of $4,000. Orna-
ment is by imp. Order out of Victorine,
| by Onondague, and has won in his
| turf career about $4,000 He won
| the Melbourne stakes, Kentucky Flu
! turity, a double event, and the Flat
bush stakes as q 2-year-oId, and the
Latonia, ST. Louis and Oakley derby
and Himyar stakes this year.
RACES AT OAKLAND.
OAKLAND. Aug. 1.-The trotting
races to-day were lacking in sensation
! al features, the sport being, in fact,
very ordinary. Summary:
Three-year-old trotting, Nordeau
won, Lynall second, Cordray third.
| Best time-2:2514.
Pacing. 2:17 class, Meridian won.
Adele second, Sophie r. third. Bise
time-2;19.
Special Butchers race, Butcher Boy
won, Flora second, lib 9th third.
| Time-2:27.
AT BUTTE.
| SALT LAKE, Aug. A special to
the Tribune from Butte, Mont, gives
| the following results of the races:
Pacing, 2:25 class, Ratatat won, Mill
dred Mayo second, Hal Ward distanced.
Best time-2:204.
| Pacing, 2:14 class, Argative won,
Strathmont second, Glen Arthur third.
Best time-2:121a.
! Five furlongs, Pat Morrissey won, Joe
Cotton second, Linville third Time
1:02A.
Five furlongs, Jim Blackburn won,
June second, Democrat third Time
| ZIG.
Five furlongs, Red Bird won, Han
! ford second. Yreka third. Time
1:0215.
| Three furlongs, Lou Watkins won.
Tommy Tucker second, Henry N. third.
Time-0:35
AT. ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. Results: One
mile, Can 1 See EN- Won, Ultima sec
ond, DR.. Pitts third. Time-1: 46.
| Six furlongs, selling, Charm won.
| The Ghost second, Our Bishop third.
| Time-1:15H.
Six furlongs, selling, Afra won, Tom
Tilly second, Thurles third. Time
| 1:161a.
| Five and a half furlongs, Eva Rice
won, Eitholin second. Belle of Mem
phis third. Time-1:10H.
| One mile, Judge Steadman won Bas-
quill second, Whirlaway third Time
1:43H.
Six furlongs, selling, Jane won, Ar
| oath second, Horseshoe Tobacco third.
| Time-1:15.
AT SARATOGA.
SARATOGA On. ", Aug. AT the
Saratoga Racing Association track the
weather was pleasant until after the
fourth race, when a heavy rain set in,
| lasting almost an hour. Results:
| Five furlongs. Bell Punch won, Gil
| bralta second, Sir Gowain third Time
-1:03
Mile and furlong, The Winner won.
Carib second. Time-1:57.
Congress Hall stakes, five furlongs,
Hamburg won, Archduke second, Har-
vey third. Time-1:0113.
! One mile, selling, Regulator won,
Campania second, Patrol third. Time
1 "A.
Steeplechase, two miles, Royal Scar
let won, Phoebus second, Lady Light
| foot third. Time-4:10
AT KANSAS CITY.
| KANSAS CITY, Aug. 4-Results:
Six and a half furlongs, Surf won,
Earl Bug second, Sir Planet third, Time
| 1 $3.50.
r1r |Noy Doh
Ross second, The Editor third. Time
-0:5311a
| Five furlongs, heats, Barney Aaron
won, Correspond second, No Pull third.
! Time-1:073l
One mile, Trixie won, Jack of Hearts
second, Mickle third. Time-t:51;A
Five and u half furlongs. Thurman
won, Little Lulu second, Johnny third.
Time-1:1012
AT OAKLEY.
! CINCINNATI, Aug. 4.-Results at
| Oakley:
| Seven furlongs. Mertie Reed won.
| Lawland second, Master Pierce third.
! Time-1: 294
Four furlongs. Clara Van won. Lo-
Gust Blossom second, Lady Of West
third. Time-0:50H.
"a
won. Prosecutor second. San Juan third.
Time-1:4S112
| Five furlongs, Dutch Comedian won,
McCleary second, Bucksaw third. Time
-1:02.
Seven furlongs, Gooseliver won, An
ME NJ. second Kitty Is. third Time
lbs.
AT WINDSOR.
DETROIT, Aug. 4.-Results at Wind
sor:
Seven furlongs. Springtime won, B. F.
Fly Jr. second, Spokena third. Time
| 1876
Four furlongs, selling, Early Bird
won, Onette second, Flora third. Time
-0:521a.
Five furlongs, Sydney Bender won.
Sobriquet second, War Club third.
Time-1 :0515
Mile and sixteenth, selling, Gioja
won, Travel second Prima third. Time
-1:57.
COLUMBUS (O.) Aug. 4-Rain pre-
vented racing at the Columbus Driv-
| ing Park to-day, and an effort will be
made to run off all the events Thurs
day or Friday, the free for all pace be-
ing postponed to Friday.