The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-14
CHEYENNES GREAT RACE.
HUrBoURyrs SOW WINS THE TRANsYL-
YAEIA STAKE At LEXINGTON

YAEIA STAKE At JExINGzON.
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Miss ANee's coed shewi.g-Dr Sparks
Ia,as the Rlue orsss Stakes-DeiDsreh
20 Meet Ansrtea ysstesA Of Massey Assks'
LEXINGTON. KY, Oct. la-There were no
divided heats at the Trotting Horse Breeders
meeting to-day, but two OF tho three races
were productive OF first class sport. especially
tho Transylvania Stake for 2:20 trotters
About 1000 people attended. though with the
delightful weather and promising card the
crowd should have been larger Excepting
visitors from q distance. much OF the local
patronage holds OF for Thursday. when the
special for Nancy Hanks and Allerton had
been arranged
This great attraction has had to be varied
materially. for the pride OF Kentucky IL stu
out OF condition. and Doble decided to-day that
she would not be at to start. He and INDIE
pendence" Williams had long conference In
the judges stand this afternoon. the result OF
which was announced before the crowd dis
persed While Nancy Hanks will not meet
Allerton. the Iowa champion will have q chance
to show his quality in match arranged be-
tween him and Delmarc the sensational bay
stallion now in Doble's stable.
They will trot for the purse on Thursday.
and II Delmarch wins he ie to give Allerton an
other chance. at Independence during the last
week Of this month. the amount at stake to be
5000. Allerton holds the stallion record. but
Delmarch has won heat in 2:12 faster race
record than the son OF Jay Bird has. and this
equals the performance Of Nancy Hanks when
she defeated Allerton on tho kite track. Be-
sides. Demarch trottsd against time in 2:11H
Ia Seeaer nut to craeE than Nelson
not likely that the contest between the Two
e ei the fastest test e race: ever trosted
The blue Grass Stake came frst to-day and
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2 2srT .ns sS s drop ana his faHs
crcditably close zach time. and Nellie Mason
esSs nss that de-
with Charleston stu q hot favorite: Some
gS9'fs ro oStsa sna 1ss tie
others went much cheaper, Miss Alice drew
inside el HSs lie sS q
quarter was moderate; and Pckgania took the
Miss Alice ths ALE Nm
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in 2:1Sh. Still 1t was to on ChariesIon. ana
he to ct qP to ChsyeRpn ost E S on
sl pssfs ana s0ssS
thsn 81 se esls sGhe Miss Alice jumped
or her stride In the SECOND quarter
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Charleston. was clearly out Of the hunt, as heis
suffering from cracked heels and the hard
Biazberry, and Abbie v had merry brush to
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the distance. and; down the stretch;
came at such a terrific clip that she, was at
Cheyenne's wheel just above the distance:
sure ' Winne se when she lost and
ran In almost on even terms with the stallion.
The race was over. the third heat In the same
time as the second. and Cheyenne had es-
tablished his reputation as a great race
horse. He comes Of good stock. his sire Nut
Maud g. Cheyenne was bred BY 4: A. Bonner.
who saw him win to-day. and Is years old.
Miss Alice earned golden opinions by her per-
Torrance. and the flight she showed in the
third hcat was unusual even in this age Of
Tho 3:32 GLASS was quickly ended by, Ollie
Wilkes. young mare who raised q colt this
season. and she reduced her record to 2:23S
in the third heat. Corinne looked dangerous
In this mile till sho made break near the
Tomorrow tho 2:19. 2:2e. and $50 class
for two-year-olds make up the card.
c. ". Willisms has taken Ralph Wilkes. the
fast two-year-old. to train. and the youngster
goes to Independence for further education.