Show H AMBUfl BELLE WINS 1 f nldlSd l 1 e Ute MI Victor in Futurity Race at I tulC t 125 New York Jom rbl Ju i th S TRACK NOT TO HER LIKING r I S I nb o Emulates Her Antecedent Hamburg rl I Ham-burg the Famous dee t pUo I je5 I 1 neW jl Jho Breaks but Redeems Herself kilol With Remarkable Burst of Speed d and Makes a Record r t01 ent t I sb1e I w New York Aug 29 Hamburg Belle I Bn worthy daughter of the famous Ham surf t orhre burg won the Futurity today In foot hre InS i not to her liking but in a rac Oto 2 marred only by her swerve near the finish For this the splendid filly made I 1 ample amends by the tremendous 1 burst of speed she showed when I straightened out again carrying her to the wire In front BREAKS A RECORD Her performance the full six furlongs j In 113 Is the record for the race at I that distance From 1S92 to 1901 Inclusive Inclu-sive the Futurity course was 170 feet short of six furlongs Savable made thel record of 111 Inst year SPEEDIEST THROUGHOUT I Throughout she was the speediest and at the end the games coming on in the heaviest part of the track near the rail Fuller rode with I I t perfect Judgment When Leonidasi challenged a sixteenth from the finish 11Y1 a chalenged Fuller struck Hamburg Belle with hIm whip and she swerved six feet reducing reduc-ing her lengths lead to nothing Tho boy then dropped his whip and sit hI ling down to ride called on the beautl1 ful filly to do her best Nobly she reSPOnded re-sponded and spurting away shook off her sturdy hal brothCI winning the ttfr greatest 2yearold prize of the world i by a head LEONIDAS IS EXONERATED No shame rests on little Lconldas because be-cause of his defeat Giving his sister are six pounds more than her sex allow he raced from to finish like nice rom post fnish Iw TIn the splendid thoroughbred he is i The MinuteMan John B Maddens entry was third four lengths behind Leonl das His placing among the first three was lucky I WHITNEY CONTENTED William C Whitney saw a daughter and a son of his great race horse Hamburg Ham-burg run first and second and that contented him with the log o the fiiRt place ci Rain for two days preceded Futurity day and the early light drizzle turned to fine stinging rain just before the great race A stiff wind blew down the Futurity course Dovecote wa withdrawn early and li the chalk soon went through the name Beldame leaving the Behnont stable no representative the Futurity Madden l Mad-den scratched Gettysburg ant added Ancestor S P White added Rain or Shine This left eighteen to face the starter PREVENTS CROWD SEEING I was drizzling so hard when the horses reached the start up the Futurity Futur-ity chute that they were almost Invisible Invis-ible from the grandstand After twelve minutes delay the big field got away In excellent alignment Delhi seemed quickest with Hamburg DEle Leonldns Little Em and The MinuteMan Minute-Man ranged alongside and all In the center of the track These except Delhi soon were clear and Fuller was on even terms with the foremost He held aiamburg Jcl < > In restraint through the dip where the going is softer but when he reached the t hard ground Just before the elbow he let her down a bit and her had showed In front as the t lead eis wheeled into the stretch Delhi went back rjulekly but the despised Lady Amelia had Joined tIme 1 front ranks Hamburg Belle and conldas alone were prominent when the stretch was reached Little Em had hung on well hut Bioomstick was far out of it his stable mate Audience running far better bet-ter < Passing the last eighth pole It was Hamburg Belle by a length Lconldas a half length Little Em u head and the Minute Man Hamburg Belle was skipping along easily and as Lennldos responded to Redferns desperate riding forced her faster and faster the two sped away from lie others Lconldas drew up on the filly both In the center of the track and In lie best going a sixteenth frnm home Hamburg Belle on the Inside and still a length in the lead Fuller raw the little fellows head bobbing Io rand I r-and his the Illly drawing whip cut Ily smartly on the flank MAGNIFICENT RESPONSE I She shrank away from the blow evidently evi-dently disconcerted but not In cowardice t cow-ardice The spring sidewIse carried her t Into the deep mud near the rail and when Fuller saw his error and set to work In a flush with hands and heels m mend I the response was magnificent Hamburg Belle straightened out like 1 greyhound and shot through the mini lhrough mul toward the near goal In a second she was going faster than Leonlduv and In a moment more was home first winner and the greatest turf heroine of 19011 TURFMEN GRASP HANDS Sidney Pnget turned to grasp the hand of Mr Whitney extending congratulations congratula-tions when the Illly led the field home f am glad to win but l I almost wish It l had been you said the younger turf man MI Whitney expressed intense gratification gratifi-cation at the surcuises or Hamburg gel and was especially well pleased at the showing of Lconidus He Is the gamest little horse I ever saw he said and I did not believe lo l could CUr the weight with such horses In fact T wanted lo withdraw him at lunch time and I bet a dollar that Mercury Mer-cury would beat him ENORMOUS CROWD PRESENT I t In spite of the unpleasant weather between be-tween 20000 and 2o000 persons were in attendance when the Futurity ills run Hamburg Belle Is the third Illly to vIii the Futurity MADE SOME MONEY The others were The BuUerfiles and 1Alouetle Her owner Mr Paget is credited with winning 30000 by her victory 1 vic-tory and John J Ryan the Western I track owner Is said to have won OOOO p idney Paget who Is registered an the cfcsee of Hamburg Belles running qualities cl ties from the estate of Maroua D1 ly ricelvcd 26000 na the winners share 4 lUonldas won 4250 by taking second t platt and S 2250 went to Madden for The 1 Minute Mans third To the Only estate the win 13 B Haggln as nominator oC ncr and the second horses goes 2000 1 land 5J2CO respectively B C Cowden fvwho nominated The Minute Man gets J500 I Hamburg Belie was equal favorite wIth tho Keene entry in the betting the I odds on each closing at about 4 1 to 1 viti S S Browns entry about the same UprJce FOR SALE CHEAP l 1J I Hamburg Hello was offered for sale with another of the Ilaggln 2yearolds 1 for 5000 during the Morris parlc I meet f Flinir but ftfter she won her Ilrst race It Rwas decided to keep her She carried 114 pounde five less than the scale for jllllf bccauno Tier < dam had never pre s Lvlously foaled a winner BETTING NOT HEAVY Betting was strong but not very heavy Ton the big race John A Drake was t 1 credited with large wagers on Hamburg t Bclle and most of the public money went the same way or to the Keone stable for a place At the end Hamburg I Belle was 4 I to 1 where she opened the Brown entry Broomsticks and Audience Au-dience had been backed from lives to fours and tho Keene entry was at fours where It opened Maddens stable had I dropped from 7 to 5 to 1 Highball from JO to 20 and Raglan trom 50 to 30 1 1 l Hosult9 at Sheopshead CW York AUK Shecpahoad rc t lullS First race the Inainrural etecplcchaso nbut two miles AdjMaumo von Amuro cconu Valdcz third Time 15 Second raco selling G A furlongs Grcn x fado won Fanny Sid second Sweet Tono third Time 10535 I Third race fall handicap C furlongs l shot Gun won River Plrato second In S i told third Time 1112G b Fourth race tho Futurity last d furlongs fur-longs of Futurity course Hamburg Delle 114 Fullor 4 to 1 won Loonldus JW fted tern E to 1 second Tho Mlnuto Man J flf Bullman 5 r to 1 third Time 113 Audience Au-dience High Ball Little Em Kohlnoor Muroutv Amelia Adboll Collector Jos gup Broomstick Delhi Twin or Shine B Ancestor Raglan Mldehlpmur and Pha t acr also ran Fifth race selling mill Stroller won Thornoycroft second YJncenncu third Time 143 5 Sixth race mile and a sixteenth on turf Flying Ship won Swampland ccond Black Hussar third Time 151 Tho Htrvrtliorno Summary k Chicago Auu 29 rlawthornu num f mary lT First roco selling 7 fUr1onnL6i MatehlesB won Mamselle second AriMcc S third Tlmo 133 i Sucond race sloepleohnso handicap p uhbrt course Oliver Me won Indian 11 F netiond Moranda third Time 304 35 f Third race tho Endurance stakes two rnlles Judge HlmcB won Bondage second H I Dlddons third Time 33 Fourth race 7 furloms Ohagan won l il Bard Burns eocOnd Lord Melbourne third tig Time 13115 ki t Fifth rac 6 furlongs Orfeon won iI I Skilful nccond Lura Lighter third Time dir i 118 i I L Sixth race 3 furlongn regular sixth raco declared off and following nub tIt lIted t Hindus won Murcsca second Sardine third Time 118 Til iLi i Kinloch Park Races 4 SI LoulB Aug J This was getaway 9 day at KInloch park Racing will ba resumed S re-sumed at Dclmar park Monday Summary tt I Sum-mary t = f First race Gfc furlongs soiling SInh won Pay tho Fiddler second Crcssida H J i tKJ third Time 125 tiL Second raco 0 furlongs selllnc Tom Grab won Weird second Ducla third i1 Time 124 vt Third race one mllb and 70 yards calling r call-ing El Roy won Lynch second Hucena u 1 third 1 Time lJO r Fourth race C furlongs handicap Kindred t c Kin-dred won Frank Bell nfcond Iall 0 raH r-aH third Time 110 iii Fifth race rt4 furlongs selling lako 1 Weber won Mlmo second Tom Klnjjsley third Tlmo 1lh DES Sixth race ono anJ a quarter miles nell i 4 Inc Monaco von South Brcos6 riccond uri Satin Coat third Time 212 1 GJt tcl zs Races at the lileadovrs i ti I Bealllo Wash Aug Following Is 1 a summary of the races at tho Meadows today to-day the ItJlit of the season J H h1 2L2 IrotlcrB Sweet Marie won In two J J straight heats Idyl Wild second third triil nnd fourth divided between Mark Hnnna ttr and II II 11 fttJ Four and a half furlongs Hona B to i won Ntl1Io May second Jim Gore third rt Time CC4 seconds 1ft Five furlongs Resigned won Midway iccond Ruvlu third Time 1G3K > cd Five furlongs Thlnbo Won Jcrld second 1iJJ sec-ond Pal ORan third Tlnid IOl Six furlongs Mystlu Pride won Ro vJpn mtirk second Kanon third Time 1 WIz MIlo and seventy yards Dlamanlo wont it won-t IXfU Ultruda second Solon third Time 14GH L Mile Pettlgr w won Lono Fisherman JiJ aftcond Constcllator third Time 114 ½ Ikl t Readvillo Races Postponed rarrtt nentlltIc Mass Aug 20 The grand circuit races at Reoclvlllo wcro declared < dff today on account of rain with the exception of thu NVponwt stake for 52000 IIh I In which paccra olKlblo to tho 210 class fo t Iftat siring I WCr < cntcroil This event will 1 I I bfl raced Monday oronoon j This afternoon Malt Dcmnreat driver of Iji Pllnco Alert 200 lasneQ a challenge to h any pacer In the world for a race for j c rCP ti i from 515000 to 25000 the match to be i best two In three hcatn or thrto In Jive tho latter preferred |