Birmingham state herald., 1895-10-12
Lexington Results.

Lexington, Ky, Oct. 1.-The gray mare Ophelia won two heats in the zIo pace last evening. She stepped out to- day and settled the race In one heat by going a mile in 2:11k. Heirloom earned second money, Bessie B third and DyerS- burg fourth
 The new additions to the classic 2;1O list developed before the 2:11 pace was concluded, and Ella ITS advent into the circle makes four for her sire, Altmont this season, placing him well in front for 1895 as producer of fast harness racers. Ella T. was choice at even money against the entire field and it looked at one time that she could not win and was fairly beaten in the second heat by Colonel Thornton Those who played the gray mare, thinking their money lost, now backed the colonel with disastrous re- suits, as Ella T. raced like new horse, coming with renewed vigor from the sev- enth furong home, winning by haf length from Colonel Thornton in 2:10. In the next two heats she outfooted new horse, each time landing clever victory and her first race for the season. John Dickerson had the California geldlng, Fred s. Moody right on edge for the $7500 Futurity, and he had little trouble to pull off first money, $5OOo. as Wiggins was out of form, and met his first defeat, and the Texas colt Elec- tropohole did not have sufficient speed Three heats were raced off In the 2:l4 trot. when rain came and postponement was necessary. Conqueror ruled as odds on choice over the field, and did not figure in the fray Charlie Marvin won. seemingly easily the last two heats with Utility, giving her a new record. Sum- fnaries:
 The Futurity. for 2-year-old trotters, value $7500-Fred $. Moody, oh. g., by Guy Wilkes -Mohtrose, by Sultan. Oick- erson), 1, l. Eectrophole, ?, 2; Wiggins, 3, 3; Olive Wood, br. C., cSpeers), distant Time, 2:2O; 2:1s
 2:11 pace, purse s1o00-Ella T., gr n., DowelD, 5, 2, 1, 1. 1; Colonel Thorton l, 1, 2, 8, T; Sphinnetta, 6. 3, 42,4; June Bug, Tommy Brown, George St. Clair. Alti Morelea Violetta, Coast Boy, Sir Edwin Arnold, Vixen, siglar, Old Hutch and sam Boler in order named. Time, PIP; 2:O9h; 210: 2:09; 2:11&.
 2:14 trot, purse 5000, (unfinished)-Util- ity. b. m by Electioneer-C Consolidation (Marvin), ', 1. l. Feline, 1, D. 2; Colerima, 3. 2. g; Falkland, The Conqueror, Selela F., McByera, Alamate and Catharine also trotted Time, 2:14; 213; 2:13A.
 Results at Latonia.
 Cincinnati, Oct. 1.-The only feature of interest at Latonia today was the ap pearanc of To Tambien in g mile and seventy yard dash. She had considerab ble backing at to 5, though Lobengula was
  handily beat the erstwhile queen of the turf. who is not the To Tambien of form CT years. Favorites had hard time of it again today. Two or three showers fell during the afternoon, making the track somewhat slow. The attendance was good for threatening weather.
 First race. seven Ifurlongs-Resplen- dent, 97 (Fousler), 10 to 1, won; Corduroy second, Cloriana third. Time, 1:30h.
 Second race, mile and seventy yards Iobengula, 103 (Turbervlle), even, won; Yo Tambien second, Hida]go third. Time, 1:48.
 Third race five and a half furlongs- Brace Girdle, 1O4 (Clayton), to 10, won: Schiller second, Cecil third. Time. 1:10A.
 Fourth race one mile-Relict, 90 (R. Isom), won; Bessie Bisland second, Por- tos third. Time, 1:461a.
 Fifth race. six furlongs-Can't Dance. 107 (Bergen), to 1, won; Old Center sec ond, Martin third. Time, 1:171a. Sixth race, one mile-Norman, 93 co. Slaughter) 8 to 1. won Sigurd second, Onandgue third. Time, 1 :45.