The herald., 1897-10-14
TRACK AND TURF
Fast Work at Lexington-No Records
Broken

LEXINGTON, KY, Oct. 13-The sew
epth day Of racing of the Kentucky
Horse Breeders association was fully
up to the standard. The gray geldng,
Mackey, won the unfinished 21S trot
ting race without much trouble. Geers
added another race to his list by win
ming the Kentucky stakes with Amer
lean Belle in easy fashion, she having
to go no better than 2:151a to beat China
Silk. Results:
2:1s class, trotting, $1000-Mackey won,
Doris Wilkes second, Kitty L. third;
best time 2:131a.
2:12 class, pacing, S10O0-Arlington
won Parker S. second, Ace third best
time 2:071s.
Kentucky stakes for 3-year-olds, $4,000
American Belle won, China Silk sec
ond, PHILIPPE third; best time 2:151a.
2:09 class, trotting, s15OO-Pilot Boy
won, Dan Cupid second, Derby Princess
third; best time 2:09A.
Kentucky stock farm purse for 2-year-
old PAGERS, s1OOO-Will Leyburn won.
Mannella second, Nancy Burns third;
best time 2:13k
AT LATONIA
CINCINNATI, Oct. 13-Results at
Latonia:
Seven furlongs-Oral won, Lockhart
second, Grayling third: time 1:31.
Five and ore-half furlongs-Mill-
stream won, Mystery second, Dinsmore
third; time lilo.
One mile-Lord Zeni won, Carib sec
ond, Cadduc third;t im,e 1:45
Mile and fifty yards-Skate won, Car
rie Lyle second. Kitty B. third; time
l:46A.
Five furlongs-Annie Taylor won, Bal
masque second, Miss Arnold third; time
1:03A.
Seven furlongs-Eton Jacket won,
Robinson second Forsythe third, time
1904.
AT WINDSOR
DETROIT, Mich, Oct. 13.-Results at
Windsor:
Five furlongs-Donna Page Won
Flora second, Icena third; time 103la.
Six furlongs-Miss Rowett won, ]. H.
Grafton second, Gilfordham third; time
1915.
Six furlongs-Bessie Browning won.
Friendship second. Harrington third ;
time 1:15.
Five and a half furlong ngs-Ennomia
won, Frisco Ben second, Farmlife third:
1909
Mile and a sixteenth-Booze won.
Rapalatchie second, Sir Errat third;
time 1:51
AT HARLEM
CHICAGO, Oct. 13.-Results at Har-
lem:
Four and half furlongs-Brown Gal
won Udah second Mary Will third: time
1914.
Six and a half furlongs--Lady Ham
ilton won, Arrezzo second, Covington
third; time 1:25.
Seven furlongs-Harry McCouch won,
Tranby second, Ace third; time 1:S2.
Three quarters of mile-Pre esbyte-
rian won, Gnome second, st. Alfonso
D. third; time 1:1S. Judge Wardell fin
ished first, but was disqualified.
One mile-Charlie Christy won. Plan
tain second, Pinar del Rio third; time
1:451a.
Seven furlongs-Benamela won, War
rem Point second, Helen Fl. Gardner
third; time 1929.
AT AQUEDUCT
NEW YORK. Oct. 13.-Results at
Aqueduct:
Five and half furlongs-Kaiser Lud-
wig won, Continental second, Gilly
third; time 1:OsA.
One mile-Rey del TERRA won, Mount
Washington second, Her Own third;
time 1:42h.
Five furlongs-Zeilla won, dead heat
Cor place between Ferd owen and Ten
tore; time 1:021a.
Mile and ixteenth-Marshall won
Bpckwa second, Cromwell third; time
l:49.
Five NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. won, Du-
roro second, Juda third time 1:02A
One mile-Ulysses won, Premier sec.
ond. Orifn third; time 1:43
LUCKY MRS. LANGTRY
LONDON, Oct. 13.-Mrs. Langtry's
Meru1ar won the Czarowitz stakes.
Norman is five-year- sired by
Grand F.1reur out of Seaweed and was
bred In Australia. He came to England
last year. 1t Is believedthat Mrs. Lang
try won something like 100000
The market on the race was ore OF
the most prolific known for years, an6
IN view Of this 1t is not regarded as
probable that the bookmakers will have