The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-15
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LEXINGTON. Oct. 14-Three more OF the
stakes given by the Kentucky Breeders Asso.
citation were decided here this sttcrnoon. and
with the exception OF "A class contest for trot-
tiers the long meeting is over. The day was
sum mcr.likc. quite tho warmcst since tho
stars OF the sulky came 10 the Blue Grass
region. and the horses put in some heats close
to rccord.b ,cakinst time.
Tho Johnston stallion Stake. three heats OF
which we're tro.ted yesterday. came first. md
Geneva gathered in the fourth heat in g:lGE.
trailing Dan Cupid 10 the homcstrrtch and
beating him clcvcrly. AS there Ia some doubt
whether Nogel was responsible for the foul
which occurred in the third heat. his suspcn-
sion was limited TO a 4, onth instead Of the in
definite period fixed last evening. kremlin's
! absence from tho special Stake was quito II
disappointment. and Constantine was a primo
favoritc over tho small field.
The speedy kentucky horse had his colors
lowered by the faster marc. Alix. from Wiscon-
sin. though she Is but four years old. Alix was
lucky enough to draw tho pole. and though
Constantine gave hcr a hot chase in the first
heat. ho was unable to over,ake her. and AK
finished in 2:l2H. Just a fraction below her
former record.
As the young mares Ganoness was not
proven and Constantine IS notcd for his stay
ins powers. he was still ~fnvorits before tho
second heat. Belle Archer did the G.htin:
this time. loading from the turn to tho home
stretch. but whom Alix challenged her the
Nashville flyer made n break. and the stout
little trotter from the prairics was FIVE lengths
ahead in the same notch us the first heat.
There was one moro chance to defeat
AK. but when Bolls Archer was. sent of II
lcngth. buck and ready to break. Florida was
the only one that, got near the leader. AMI she
"tConstan,ine had lost ground by n couple o,
skips. and was in third place as AliX came
three great heats to the credit OF a iour.year.
Interest in the Kentucky Stake centred on
suit was nm ensy Victory for tho black colt, his
three.year:old tho first in 2;:i9S. tying tho
race record made by Car at Columbus. Ind.
belle Flower made two standstill breaks in
this mile. and, Car, carried nirectum to the
half in ] 90 =. but fell back on the homestretch:
transpired that it should have been, eighty
ting the division Of second and third money
awarded to her. when she finished secondt to
D sss di% t il sn "it nS' 4 heat Snnay break, closing .
wSSnderinl youngster TO tTot in 2l3sa
favorite. For two heats he was unsteady. Les
Russell getting both and a new record each
tins.
After Ice Russell and Sternberg had n lively
battle to tho homestretch in the third heat.
Andy Cutter rushed IN at the pole and beat
both in . 10Y. q new mark for him: The fourth
heat went to Sternberg. when Lee Russell
tired, and there was not daylight enough to go
another heat.
Two fast exhibitions were seen to-day when
the two-year-old colt Americus trotted a trial
in 2:15.. and the yenrling PAGER Cnrazo
stepped a quarter at n 2:07 clip.
Nine. Marantette gave n complimentary eN-
hihition OF high jumping. with the champion
Filemakcr going over n seven foot hurdle. and
the pony Jupiter cleared six feet six and a half
inches. with u colored boy in the saddle. Sum-
maries:
Johnston Stakes: $1,000: 2:3o class. stations.
Geneva. CHI. s. by Lehand-Bessie Forrest. by