The record-union., 1899-10-12
The Kentucky Stakes the Feature.
Yesterday at Lexington.
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EStaSy The FavoTlte, Wins HandIly Over a
Good Field in Straight Heats.
The Steep1echase at Morris Park
Furnishes a Sorry Spectacle,
Every Horse Save the Favorite
Falling at Some Part Of the
Journey.

LEXINGTON Ky.), Oct. IL. - The
Kentucky Stakes was the feature Of
the trots to-day, and Major Fl. G. Nc
DoweIrs grand filly EXtasy was the
favorite over a good field, but there
was little betting. Extasy won hand
lily in straight heats Results:
Kentucky Stakes, for three-year-o -olds,
two in three, $1,000, Extasy won in
straight heats. Time-2:1S4, 2:l612
The Merchant second, My Trick third.
Oakland Belle, Betty Hamlin and Gra-
Gle Onward also started.
Trotting, 2:19 class, $1,000 Malzour
won in straight heats. Time-2:15a4
2:161b, 2:161a. Una Belle second, Alice
Carr third. Cozad, Dartmoor, Nut
Price and Baby B. also started.
Trotting, 2:14 class, 81 600 Glory won
the second, third and fourth heats
Time-2:14A, 2:142. 2:1414. Fleetwood
won the first heat in 2:15, and was
second. Cutting third. Pero Belle,
Medium Wood, Pilot Evans and Re-
jected Stone also started.
IS AT MORRIS PARK.
NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-THE first race
at Morris Park to-day, a steeplechase
spectacle. Seven horses started, with
De Cameron the favorite at 50 to 90
He finished alone, with every other
horse falling at some part of the jour
ney Foolhardy and Nestor were re-
mounted by outside boys, and finished
in the time limit. Results:
Steeplechase, about two miles, SELL
ing, De Cameron won, Foolhardy Sec
ond, Nestor third. Time-4:OS.
Six furlongs, Lambent won, A. n. B.
second, Lady Uncas third. Time
1:15.
The McGrathiana, seven furlongs,
Tolucca won, Matanza second, Country
Dance third. Time-1:2S
Seven furlongs, Gold One won, Maui
villa second, Federalist third. Time
l: :2S&.
One mile, Raffaello won, Ethelbert
second, Veracious third. Time-l:4 :4112.
Mile and a sixteenth. Glorian won,
Bangor second. Hand Press third
Time-1 :4SA.
AT LATONIA.
2 CINCINNATI, Oct. IL. - Several
good things were turned loose at La
tonia to-day. Troubaline was the only
one that landed first money. Trouba-
line was backed from 10 10 1 down TO
8 to l, and won very easily. Weather
threatening and track good. Results:
Seven furlongs, Musket won, Nun
key Me second, Margaret Hagerman
third. Time-1 81.
Five furlongs, Strathlight won, Rodd
second. Peter Duryea third. Time
1903
One mile, selling, Seattle won, Be
True second, Bentley S. third. Time
-1:43.
One and one-eighth miles, selling,
Frank Thompson won, Kriss Kringle
second, Barbee third. Time-1:56.
Five furlongs, Troubaline won, Nina
B. L. second, Reseda third Time
1903
AT WINDSOR.
DETROIT, Oct 1.-THE finishes at
Windsor to-day were close, and in all
but one race the favorite was in second
position when the line was crossed.
Weather threatening. Track fast Re
suits;
six furlongs, selling, Spring Well
won, Ocie Brooks second, Lady Brat
ton third. Time-1:14$4
Five furlongs, selling, May S. won,
Miss Fonsoll second, Ida Fordham
third Time-1:0215.
Mile and a sixteenth, Bell Punch
won. Branch second, Windward third.
Time-1 :49s4
Five and a half furlongs, selling, Mr..
Brown won, Statira second, Northum-
bria third. Time-1 :0S19
Six furlongs, selling, Viola K. won,
Yo-No-Se second. Lizzie Kelly third.
Time-1 :1615
AT HAWTHORNE.
CHICAGO, Oct. 11.-Weather cloudy
and track fast at Hawthorne. Re
suits