The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-06-27
Easily Outran TyphoOn, the Candidate for
the Stake Event From Missouri
Not Only Won the Big Stake, But
Broke Many a St. Louisan.
Marquise Wins the Kansas City Cup,
at lille and an Eighth i'm 2:O7-
Winners at the Sheepshead Bay
and Latonia Tracks.

Missouri. Ornament outran Typhoon
II. in the ST. Louis Derby a $4,000
sweepstake for three-year- olds, at the
fair grounds to-day, and several thou
sand ST. Louisans walked home. Ty-
phoon II. was beaten not only by Or
nament, but also by Buckvidere, a II
to l shot, who came near getting into
first place. Aside from the ascertaining
of Ornaments superiority, the race was
disappointment. Ornaments price,
10 to 20 and out, prevented any heavy
play on him by the visitors, While Ty-
phoon, at IL 10 10, was hardly more at
tractive. ~ very large sum Of money
was made on the race, but it was not
done by Ornament. 1t was made by q
select coterie, which had apparently
very excellent reasons for knowing that
Buckvidere would run second and the
component parts of the coterie found
to l for place about as good q thing as
they wanted.
The day opened with a clear blue sky,
cool wind and a track like an un-
baked brick. Three races passed
through that stew Of clay before the
derby was called, and the churning did
not improve it any. The only good
thing on the track was around the out
side edge, but apparently the only man
who recognized the fact and used his
knowledge was c. T. Patterson, the
owner of Ornament. Mr.. Patterson took
cane and unostentatiously sat down
near the mile post while the three
starters paraded before the grand
stand Buckvidere, ridden by Slaughter,
came first, Typhoon H., ridden by Gar
ner. next. and Ornament, with Clayton
in the saddle, last.
The crowded grand stand gave them
the usual encouraging howl, and they
went to the post. Starter Kit Chinn
sent them away to a flying start, with
Buckvidere a nose in front. Force OF
habit sent every jockey over to the rail
at the turn, in the heaviest going of the
track Owner Patterson, at the mile
post, smiled and sat still. AS they came
around Typhoon was in the lead, with
Ornament at her head. Buckvidere was
also close up, and each singing mud
Like a politician.
As the three neared the mile quiet Mr.
Patterson arose and signaled with his
cane. At the instant Clayton shot Orna-
ment across to the dry ground and be-
fore the other jockeys could gasp the
maneuver freshened up the son of Or
der so he made five lengths and kept it
to the close
The mile post, too, was the place Ty-
phoon apparently had an engagement,
for he wanted to stop, and for all prac-
teal purposes did stop there. He was
beaten so hard and so badly that the
torn up Typhoon looked like snow.
IT, Il 1,n
race. Ornament will be shipper to Gin
cinnati tomorrow to run in the Oakley
derby.
One mile, c. s. Bush Won, Garnet
Ripple second Bob White third. Time
i :4615.
Mile and twenty yards, Maddalo won,
Lady Britannia second, Moralist third.
Time-1 :551b.
Mile and a sixteenth, Damocles won,
Macy second, David third Time
1:5615.
Mile and a half, derby, Ornament
won, Buckvidere second. Typhoon II.
| third. Time-2:51.
Mile and seventy yards. Dick Behan
won, A. B. c. second, Jack Bradley
third. Time-1:56.
One mile, Gold Top won, Royal Choice
second Mamie LIS Sister third. Time
1:4912.
AT SHEEPSHEAD BAY.
NEW YORK, June 26.-Results at
Sheepshead Bay: Seven furlongs,
Leedsville Won, Wolhurst second, Storm
King third Time-1:2S 4-5
Mile and an eighth, Sir Walter won,
Cromwell second, Rensselaer, third.
| Time-1:55.
Five and half furlongs, Blue Away
| won, Mont Dor second, varus third.
Time-1:11.
Mile and sixteenth, Ferrier won, ST.
Nicholas II. second, Rodman B. third.
Time-1 :5315
Five and a half furlongs. Wild War
rior won, Glorian second, Commerce
third Time--1:10
Six furlongs, Dolando won, Zanone
second, Gotham third. Time-1:15 %.
Steeplechase. Marschan won, Lati-
tude second, Tuxedo third. Time-4: %.
AT KANSAS CITY.
KANSAS CITY, June 26.-Track
heavy. Results: Five and a half fur
longs, selling, Little Chap won. Trixie
second Timberland third. Time-1:16.
Four and half furlongs. Oninoor won,
Hattie Bell second, Uu and Down third.
Time-1 :02.
Six furlongs, Fairy Queen won, Mel
ody second, Hesson third. Time-1 ID.
Mile and an eighth, Kansas City cup,
Marquise won, Liberati second, Joe
Murphy third. Time-2:07.
Seven furlongs, selling, Bob Clampett
won. Swiftly second, Service third.
Time--1:37.
Five furlongs, selling, Oldham won,
King Elm second, Hardin third. Time
Los.
AT LATONIA.
| CINCINNATI, June 26.-Results at
Latonia: One mile, selling Ell Toro won.
| J. P. C. second, Yelvington third. Time
| -1:44H.
Five furlongs, MacIvor won, Rastus
second, Chicope third. Time-1 :03.
One mile, White Oak won, Ollean
second, Hats Off third. Time-1 :43ia.
Mile ond sixteenth, Loki won, Ben
Holiday second, Byron McClelland
third Time: 49,
| Five furlongs, Flora Louise won. FL
eanor Holmes second, Florida Rose
| third Time-1:03H
| One mile. Oscuro won. Orinar second,
Banjo third. Time-1: 421h