The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-27
.ORMONDALE.
 THE WINNER Captures Futurity Race at Sheepshead Bay. VICTORY BROUGHT $33 6so Whitney's Timber Whipped Into Second Place. weather Was Perfect and Immense Gathering witnessed One of the
 Grsassss ssiertirs Events
 In America.
VICTORY BROUGHT $33 6so

New York Aug. 26.--Ormondaie' reai blue blood of the turf. descendant or line of aristocratie equine ances.ors extending back nearly century and half to that greatest of race horses. Eclipse, in i76a. won the eighteenth running of the Futurity stakes Tor z- year-olds at sheepshead Bay today
 Favorite fin the betting at to with just shade of the odds in his favor over Fiipaap. ormondaie. perfectly ridden by Redfern. won with hait . length to spare. The time was fast, 1:I1 As, fequaliing tthe mark Of the Ally Artful in the Futurity renewal or last year. Timber. carrying the colors of Harry Payne whitney, was whipped into second place by Hildebrand, while Belmere of the Buriey entry ran third under a hard ride by Buchanan. The Futurity purse this year amounted 70 a total of s42,6so. several thousands short of early estimates. The winners share was s3s.6so.
 The crowd numbered close to S5,00o people. The weather was perfect tne rain of yesterday and last night having been succeeded during the forenoon py sunshine. The track was almost up 10 record quality when the Futurfty can dIdates were called to the post at o'clock.
 The Futurity, essentially a breeders race. attracted noted horsemen from all parts of the country. Of the originai seventeen entries sent out overnight. but one Futurity candidate was scratched. This was BridGeman. own ed by August Belmont. leaving Wool wien to carry the sceriet jacket of the Jockay club. The N town stable add ed Athelete. sevtenleen horses were thus left to compete for the rich purse Tha netttnw.
 Tn the betting ring the open char aeter of the race made the odds pos sible and thousands fairly fought .heir way to take advantage of the tempting odds offered. For several days past the stock of Ormondaie has been soaring m the public estimation.
 Thsre was mt much surprise when the bootsts1 ESfs poated equal naos CT to i against Orrnondaie and FIipnap, with every other horse ranging from to i up.
 The race, run down the six furlongs s exciting To a fair start the seven teen 2-year- olds left the barrier in one great, sweeping group. From the eoiors At the turn into the stretch. however, 1t was seen that Ormondale had a slight advantage closely followed
 the setcb or Og o sfs tbs nsS SS1fn ns oas tse great field came. the ormonde colt euided by Redfern.s steady hands, dis posing of one after another of the colts and Allies who challenged his lead. Tn the last sixteenth Timber was clos ing fast and q great shout went up from the stand. but Redfern. riding strong finish. with hands , ana ,,,h Knees s good bit to spare. The ovation was not a great one. It was Redfern's first fu- turity. A well contested. The list was as fol- io"'' The Six Races.
 First race, the inaugural steepie;; (Rayj. ! to 10. won; Dick Roberts. Bey. iss q; Keilyl. to l. third. Time
 f Second race. Ave and one-half fur longswsir Caruthers, los (Miller), 3 to i, Won; Ingleside. s7 (MeIntyrel, F to
 second e Bribery oS ss (MeDanis: srS sI1. o to rate. Vagabond. Remington. Gentian. Honeywell, Ladsarion. Bauble. Youth. Donora. Dodina and Expressing also
 Third race. the Fall handicap. six fur longs-Prince Hamburg, li4 (Hilds- brand), 8 to 1, won: Roseben. l2s {oNelI' ' S to 1O' 'ecOpd to b,ra bSSy A%sI1s. r;ms ii4i5. eH 5 GraziaiIo, Preen. Tokador. Rose os of Dawn, Gold Enamel. Cigar Lighter. Lace King and Pasadena also
 Fourth race, the Tuturity. six fur longs-ormondale. 117 lRedfern). to i, won; Timber. 119 (Hildebrand), to ao sssGafi to 2, third Time. iii 4-5. Fiipdap, Kuroki Jacobite. Vendor, Running Wa ter, Zienap, Bell snicker. oyama. Wool wich.. Athlete, Jerry Wern6erg, Veron- Fifth race. mile and q furlong-Lord Badge. 103 (Crimmins), to 1, won; Stroller, 10S 1(oNeilll, IS to 5. second; HgEenS, f.54 4,5. T R. F. Wiliia@s, sais. Ascot Ascot
 si Sixth race, mile and sixteenth fiaRPtMSi FiTstP Mason, ii w, bayls}, 4 to 5, eVHd 5' third. Time. 1:ls S-5. Tyron. Judge Hines. Head Dance, Tommy ,Waddeil. | Sir Ralph, Sailor Boy and Stamping @r'u"o The Entries for Monday.
 First race, five furlongs-Ruth w, lIs sidney F HE FhlFd Rnetta Alarm Tr. tra sIe
 f'T;1so Second Id race handicap; mile-Ham- burg Belle: l24; Monsieur Beagcairs; Reach, 1iS; Jocund. 1io; wotan, los; io2; Sir Lynnewood 100; Norbury, 9S; Ss: Workman, Ancestor. S2; Marmee, 90 Third race, The Autumn; maIdens; i've and one1haif furioppsiSIKiniey ciotR. cI Beimere. Albert F. li5; Adonis | Juggler, Commune; Single Shot. 1l2.
 furlonRs-Handsarra, 112; Oxford, 109; Dreamer. Preen. 1Os;. Candida, 1O5.
 Fifth race. six and one-half furlongs Brook, Deshon, Indian Star, Oliver | Cromwell Conquest. 11o; Gambler, Chrysolite. Similar, White Marsh. Han | over, Horn Pipe. Pioneer, 1o7; Destiny, i TriH' sufice, Lady Prudence. 106.
 Sixth race. mile and a sixteenth Cloveriand. 11e; Blennenworth, ll2; nocrstes. lOS; Palette. Loretta M, Tele- rHona. los; Ascot Belle, Arsenal, 105; | Rnrhshire Lad, 104; The Lady Rohesia. ] IIIoaL sr, a..nnd MIas Rlllla- 1A2. Gten.