The record-union., 1897-07-02
TiIIo, the Great Three -Year-0Id, Ran Him
to a Head.
Had There Been One Jump More,
Tillo Might Have Beaten His
Competitor After an Exciting
Race-What Was Done on
Other Tracks Throughout the
Eastern States.


distinction to-day in the Oakley Derby,
after one of the most exciting struggles
ever seen on the local tracks. Tillo, the
great three-year-old from Turney
Brothers stable, ran the great son OF
imp Order to a head in the pig event
to-day, and in one more jump the race
would have resulted in Tillo's favor
Over 10000 people witnessed tha run
ming of the Derby, and great cheer
went up when the Judges hung out
Ornaments number as winner. The
track was in perfect condition.
AT the drop of the flag Ornament was
the first to show, with the Others in
close bunch. AS the field passed the
grand stand Dr. Catlett was a nose IN
front of Boanerges. Going the next
quarter DR.. Catlett incl eased mis- lead
to two lengths, but gave up at the
three-quarter post in favor OF Boan-
erges. AS the bunch turned in the
back stretch bent for home Ornament
was seen to move up, and in the stretch
he was one length in frCnt. Tillo came
from fourth place, and Williams made
desperate effort to overtake the lead
er, but Tillo seemed 10 falter under
Ornament in front Suddenly Tilfp re-
gained his speed and was again after
the leader, and came gamely every
jump, but could not beat the great
Ornament, who, although Strengthened
out under the fierce drive, managed to
hold on long enough to win by a short
head from Tillo, who beat Fieischman
six lengths for the place. The distance,
mile and a quarter, was run in loss.
The French mutuals were tried for
the first time to-day and received con-
siderable play.
Oakley Derby. mile and quarter,
Ornament 127 (Claytonj, 1 to 3 Won;
Tillo 122 (Williams), Z 20 and Z to 10
second; Fleischman 122 C. RaifO, II
to 1, third Time-2:0 :0S1a. Boanerges,
DR.. Catlett, Tupelo also ran.
NEW YORK, July WEATHER clear,
track fast at Sheepshead. Results:
Six furlongs, Beauford won, Klepper
second, Eastern Ray third. Time
lis.
One mile, Poetess won, Shasta Water
second, F'ireside third. Time-1 :43
Six furlongs, Central Trust won,
Black Lock second, Lucid third. Time
lib.
Five furlongs, Woodford Filley won,
Dogtown second, Nuto third. Time
1903 4-5.
Five furlongs, Whistling Coon won,
Bell Punch second, Decanter third
Time-1:04.
Mile and an eighth, Tragediau won,
Peep O'Day second, Belmar third, Time
-1:55.
Six furlongs, Zanone won, Decide Sec
ond, Billai third. Time-1:14 1-5.
CINCINNATI, July 1.-ResuIts at
Oakley: Weather clear; track fast.
Six furlongs, Panmu-e won. Geyser
second, Roanerges third. Tine--1 :141b.
Five furlongs, selling, Pinar del Rio
won, Allie Belle second, Georgia C.
third. Time-1:03.
Eleven sixteenths, Rastus won,
Hampden second, Swing third Time
1:09&.
Mile and quarter, the Oakley Derby,
Ornament won, Tillo second, Fleisch-
man third. Time-2:0S1a.
Seven furlongs, Don Fulano won. l..
w. second, Clissie B. third Time-1 30.
One mile, Remp won, Serrano sec
ond, The Socman third. Time-1 :4215.
ST. LOUIS, July Weather clear;
track heavy. Results:
Five furlongs, Lottie Burns won.
Domsie second, The Brewer third. Time
i: 10
Six furlongs, Bell Diablo won. Gold
Band second, Bob White third. Time
1:22h.
Thirteen n-sixteenths, selling. Utopia
won, May Gallop second, Benemela
third Time-1:29
Six furlongs. Marzella won, Ben
Frost second, Fred Browne third. Time
-1:211h.
One mile, selling, Royal Choice won.
Cappy second, Floridais third. Time
1:5012.
Five furlongs, Dulac won, Balance
All second. Skip third. Time-1:OSsa.
DETROIT, July 1.-Results at High
land Park:
Five and half furlongs, selling, Jen-
ME June won, w. c. T. second, Bound
ing Cecil third. Time-1:OS.
Half mile, selling, Madame Gorst
won, Pert second, Wenlock third. Time
-0:491a.
Six furlongs, Old Saugus won. LADY
Callahan second, Irene Woods third.
Time IA
Five and half furlongs, Scraps won
Black Will second, Ella Rae third
Time-1:10.
One mile, selling, Proteus won Rill
Ellison second, Lady Doleful third
Time-1:42.
Six furlongs. Adonis won. MurieI r.
second, Inca third. Time-1:15h.
KANSAS CITY, July 1.-Weatber
hot; track heavy. Results:
Five furlongs, Angelus won. Barney
Aaron second, Altadena third. Time
1:091a.
Four and a half furlongs. Tins and
Downs won, Clarinda second, The Edi-
tor third. Time-1:0 :04
One mile, selling, Hessen won. Mon
tell second, Harmony third. Time
1:55.
Six and a half furlongs, Hungry Hill
won, 1mpetro second, Dazamoor third
Time: :32a4
Five and half fllrlongs. King Hazel
won, Perryman second, Liberati third
CHICAGO, July Results:
Six furlongs. Tony Honig won, Pitfau