The San Francisco call., 1897-07-18
GAME ORNAMENT
SUFFERS DEFEAT
FleiSChmann Takes the
Measure of Orders
Great Son.
Given the Best of the Weights
and Start, the Maiden Is
Never Headed.
Breaks Three Lengths In the Lead
and Retains His Advantags
to the Wire.

OAKLEY, OHIO July 17.-Ornament'
the great son of imp. Order, was beaten by
FIeischmann, maiden, this afternoon. in
the Buckeye stake. There were repeated
showers during the races and the track
was Of stiff mud fetlock deep. Ornament
got the worst of the start by three lengths
and never gained on the leader to the end.
The TINA was 2:02 There was a terrific
plunge on FIeischmAnn.
Six furiongs, selling
Arcturns 1O2 (Keff), . to ....................1
"kriss kringle 106 (T. Murphy, TO 5.-.........2
IL hung hang 80 lBurns) 3 10 -.;;. ....;- co ,S
Time: 11e24. The Doctor 95, Mordecai So
Tole simmons 103 and Einstein 1O6 also ran.
*Favorite.
Ihirteen-sixteenths Of a mile
Jam boree los (James) 10 Ol..-.............-....l
POuting 9S (Huston) 10 l..-..................-.2
Rchield 10 (Beauchamp). 70 1,.......,,::... 8
Tim. }: 51a. Dr.. Coleman SO, Cap ain Piersall
95, Miss Rowett 1O4, Munden IS and milwaukee
9s also ran SFavorte.
*A.y Man and lis (Aiorrison), to 5............1
Dunster OK (Everett), TO l....................2
%Hur ey Burey IO7 (PiGgott), to 5..............3
Tim % louise ,hS h9n 10 I9S Ell EIqTSiIs u 1G7 iT s:1
ran. TEqual choices in betting
Buckeve stake. one mile and furlonE-
orTamen rTis1An i97 a. feHl cIayton3 to
M-aCo thorpe 122 (r. Murphy, to 1.........S
Time - Three sr'ers
One mile and 10 yard. selling
- emp l0S (Eeauchamp), z to 10.................1
" 95 (1uston). TO Observation-Disclosures
Orfnda 102 (R. Isoml, 10 l-..---..............-3
Time, 1:5212. Wis cunt 81, Ole IN SO, Faune tie
81 and La Moore 100 also ra *FavorlIe.
Thlrteen-sixteenths Of a mile
ATngon los Morrisonj, 10 to
Geyser 100 (PigSot). TO 1--...--........-......3
o. 'stratbreel4 90 and INN los also ran. sFa.
voriie.
BRIGHTON BEACH, n. j., July H.
Lehman, with top weight up, took the
Test handicap, the Dwyer entry, Ben
Eden, finishing second, Favorites landed
but two events
one mile, selling
Manchester no c lawson) 20 to 1...............I
sir Play l07 lrhorpe) 70 ......;;;.3
Time A 81 Dane Quickly lO6. Counsellor
howe los and sOron 104 also ran. *FavOrite
six furlongs. maiden two -year-Olds-
George Bovd III tTaral). to 1..................1
*Mr Batter L (sherrer), to
Oiuey III (Sims) to ....................-...3
iii H. Spencer 1T. Come Quick la, Pink
Chambrey ia and Ella Daily ia also ran. *Fa-
yorlte.
One mile, sci ing
~LlUCOl0 IL iUb q 0Orpeo even
Ar bian III (Napshire) to o1...................2
Azure io7 (Daggett). 3 TO l..--...::-.....::.-:-
ran. *FavO. ite.
Test handicap one mf,e-
L hmag Ie (SherIer), to l.....................1
Beir der lOI (imsl TO
Tine :4Il4 Daica Skater liz and The swain
lo7 also ran. *Favortte
Six furIongs, selling
Abuse Is ara), 3 TO ? 2...:..-...,.......,.....l
Time l:15. Chum lO7, Tom Cromwell 120.
Successful 1O3. a Anson 1o7, Bnlan and HI Daddy
lO4 also ran. *Favorite.
Five farIongs, selling
&De ide lO2 CLAWS NJ. to 5....................1
Green jacket lO5 Crhorpe) TO o1................2
TakRnassee 80 (WnbueJ. 2 TO ol...................3
also ran. @Favorite.
ST LOUIS, Mo, July 17.-Tim emaker
ree.ed off a merry six furIonEs in the
fourth event, beating Gath out in 1:133l
Favorites in the betting made stanu-
off OF it. taking three races.
Thirieen-sixteenths of mile. selling
'+Nay Thompson l04 (websteD, to ...........I
Lite Bi lee "a (HalD. 40 to .................3
Time !: pa Dewdrop 81 dfubia 81, Neu-
trsl lOl and Amelia Fonso 1O2 ~Fa-
vorife.
EIeven-sixfe ee nths of mile, tvo-year-olds-
sLucky sta 90 (Combsl, o b............,...2 s. 2 |
Tom lily a9 CWebsterl 6 10 / s |
TIM I:OgI4 Piuochie go Charlie Ksyanaugh
g6 Free FINN 90. Schuol Girl 90 Wild Het 90, |
Celia 96 aud Blitheful 9F also &Favorite.
one and a quarter miles, selling
*Bevadel IS (Webster) ven...-................l /
D. Hughes l07 "a. Dixon). 10 to 1..............2
Gold Band 9 (Preston), 80 10 g !
Time 2:1 Il Moralist "a, Nsddalo e4. Minerva |
ll2 Avrs a lo4 Jsck Bradley lU6 and A B |
{ 10 also ran. *Favorite
Timen ,ser 1lo CEitIeyl. etO1.................1 to
Harry Duke 81 CCombs). . TO 5...............3 |
lime' ll3A Briiget 50 also ran. *Favorite.
eAsJrad4 80 fslau hter), 7 to 5................1 !
-F.yl Dutcnm II 1v9 (Riey), to 5..........2
me, i:48 Eot 5t'i sun io2, Daveaac i0s, joe
Bailey l06 and imp TaIequah 1L9 also ran
Equal choices in betting
six furion.s, 5, ling
Utopia lO3 (''aruer) to 2................~.....1
+MontgomeIy Ill Warren), 4to 5...............2
Imp ugar (W-bster) . TO ...............3 !
me-, rs. >irenia 10l, Dutch Bard 1O7,
Zicholas 107 and senator Morrill 109 also ran.
%FavoIlte
ANACONDA. Mont, July 1z-Great
preparations for a gala day had been
made for Ihis afternoon, but the caIcula-
tions were seriously interfered with by a
rain storm last night, which drenched the
track and kept thousands of people away.
There were eight races on the card, but
the last, mile ana a half hurdle, wa,
postponed on account of the sloppy track
Senator Bland retrieved his lost honors
to-day by defeating '0stler Joe a second /
time.
This makes two WINS for Bland, while
the black horse has conquered the Mon
iaua s1ake-winner once since The meeting
started. D ,yight, a horse not in the
class with The others, ran a good second TO
Bland beating Joe out by a length
B and carried lis. Joe 10 and Daylight S5. /
Trottiug, 2:25 class, three in five, purse
500 Fsntasie won. ia second, Domitian |
thrl. Best time, 2:34H.