The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1891-10-10


and Ruby Wilkes not having won a
heat in five, were drawn, and only
three started in this heat Sum-
mary.
Ruby NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 3 4 DIR
| Donald Nick. ,.......a.!............. 1 3 8
| Crescent ...............,............. 2 2 DIR
Brignoh Wilkes.............,...... 6 5 2
mellSSa ............................. or
nora G............
Time 2:26I, 2:25}, 1921.
The second race was for three-year-
Odds in the 2:35 class, Capital Hotel
Stakes, $500 guaranteed. The first
heat was between Bryan McGregor
and Cigarette, the others being badly
strung out Coming down the stretch
Cigarette broke and Bryan McGregor
won without much trouble. Linda
Foster lost shoe in this heat, and
was distanced, and was not started
again.
The second heat was between Gig
arctic and May Morgan, with the
others we'll up, May Morgan winning
by half a length.
The third heat opened with beau
tiful start. Bryan McGregor took
the lead, all close up, and held it to
the stretch, where he was passed by
Simmonette, May Morgan third,
three lengths behind The fourth
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most impossible to tell, from the
stand, what position each occupied
until just as they passed under the
wire. The finish was very close,
Simmonette again winning a short
distance in front of Bryan McGregor.
The fifth and concluding heat was
neck and neck between Cigarette
and Simmonette, almost from the
start, and was very nearly dead
heat, the judges celebrating some
time before deciding in favor of Sim
monette. Summary:
Linda Tester, br f, by Gam
BETA Wilkes, dam by Har-
ry Wilkes; Mangan & Oar
nell, Frankfort, Ky.........dis.
Bryan McGregor, CHI C, by
Rob't McGregor, dam by
Hambrino; j. Bryan, jr.,
Brannon, KY .........,......... 2 2 2 4 |
Cigarette, IN g, by Col.
Hambrick, dam by Longs
Hambletonian; Ferguson
& Bond, Stamping Ground,
Ky. ,........ ....,... ............. 2S442
May Morgan, b f, by On
ward, dam by Woodford
Abdallah; Bowen & Hol-
ton, Forks of Elkhorn,
Ky~........................,........ 313ss
Simonette, blk f, by Sim
mons, dam by Bob Mon
roe; T. Win Thomas,
Paris, Ky....................... 4 l 1
Time 2:2s!, :2:S1t, 2:3O, 1921, 2:31f.
The third race was the 2:45 class,
purse $500. 1t was generally consid-
cred at Aparka's mercy. He won the
first heat without much trouble,
never being headed. A close finish
between Eliza Jane and Dictor for
second honors was the feature, the
latter getting the place In the sec
ond heat Eliza Jane lead from the
quarter to the last turn, but Aparka
passed her as soon as they turned
into the stretch, Eliza Jane second.
Dictor broke in all three heats, but
when he settled down he showed
good speed. The concluding heat
was a walkover for Aparka, who was
never urged. After the race his
driver, Mr.. Helm, said he be-
lieved if driven to his best Aparka
could beat 2:2O and many others were
of the same opinion. Summary:
Aparka, br s, by Onward,
dam by Magic; r.. @.
Church, Frankfort, KY. III
Dictor, b s, by Col. Ham
brick, dam by Billy Lewis;
II. IL. Wilson, Woodlake,
ky.".......... :. ......,,,....". 2 80
Eliza Jane, b m, by Ma
cey's Hambletonian, dam
by <inkead's Abdallah;
Macy Bros, Versailles, !
KY ...,,,,..,,",...".........,, 3 2 3
Minnie b, b m, by John
Wilkes, dam by Hambri-
no, Mangan q Darnell,
Frankfort, Ky....."..,.... 4 "A
Time 1882, 2:294, 1927.
The last race of the day, and the
Meeting was won easily by Banner
Bearer in straight heats. 1t was
nearly dark before the last heat was
irotted. In the first and third heats