The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-04
BIG STAKE FOR B0RALMA.
THE XoUYG TRoTTER WINS THE FU-
TURITY after n HARD RACE.

Macy Drives Him with Good j Judgment and
Receives 1000 for His success-The Colt
Sold Before the Event for 5000
Eyelet Captures the Tennessee Stakes.
LEXINGTON Oct, 3.-The Kentucky TrottinR
Horse Breeders Association opened It's twenty
seventh annual fall meeting under favorable
auspices this afternoon. The weather was
balmy the track fast. and the attendance 2, 900
atranRers predominating. The greatest three
year old Futurity ever trotted In this country
was decided. and the highest fee ever paid to q
driver hore for winning q race was given TO
Gus Macy. who piloted Boralma to victory
The colts new owner. Thomas W. Lawson OF
Boston. gave him three 81. 900 bills and the old
owner, Scott Newman. Jr.. Clipped In $1,000
more.
On his farm at Louisville. when he won the
Matron Stakes. which was worth $1,000. Bo-
ralms In the pool selling last night was a big
favorite. Lawson taking the Boralma end and
Andy Walsh and his Boston friends the field.
Thousands OF dollars wero wagered on tho re-
suit then and at the track to-day. Lawson
could not buy tho Boralma end fast enough.
Walsh's man offered 1900 to 81 900 that b.
ralma would not win. and Lawson took it
twice. The latter stood to win. reports say,
all the way from $4,000 to 100000. He is the
By paying h ss0o6S for AGA sorH 1Sa
There were ten starters: all OF them carrying
%p1G opy especially The he, New Ha%n;hre colt
MAJOR II. G. Mcdowell. President of the A:so-
catlon,, G: J. HAmIin's entry. Bessie HanIin.
In the first heat. and when they got away
1dolita showed speed over the field and won in
, %s. ssHs avs yS T =. Rs 800 s that b.
In the second heat Frisky drove ldolita out
Il Ssss1S as 9r the do
a greater favorite. and when Boralma broke in
the third heat. Just after leaving the wire.
crowd witnessed a remarkable trotting feat
After pnssing the quarter pole Macev began 10
By and Of he mS6e as n
and the last three quarters in $50. winning
the heat in 2;13 amid the plaudits of the spec
Then came another surprise. Charles Marvin
drove E1tsoy ior the next heat, and in an e ef.
sushs9 ee ff Bar reso Rs WON R0{a
length in 2:l1,i., But she could not get there
and BoFsm iao q the mi tn and s1h
that he got arst and third money,
Before the race Borelma was sold by pr J; G.
90 MCCOY Bought the ' colt OF Scott Newman S
Jr OF Louisville.for a reported price of $4,000.
TSeh WtS tho 600 prot On tho sE sale
Mccoy winner OF $4,000 dnring the past
test between the favorits. Hal b.. and Eyeiet.
The former won the first two heats hand ly. but
won the last three heats. the time being rather
sensational.
affair. being won by the faverite. Lucille. In
hollow style. Summaries:
Tennessee Stake, value 81 900; 90 class pacIngi
Eyelet or. M, by ambetta Wilkes
Eye See. by Nutwood tKenpey.
Hal b., b. q. Sno q ;;...........'......,l ! 7
Bell Boy oh. e. tPolltttl. ........... 80
Little Thorn. b. G. tMcHenryj ..........2 9
Colbent. ch. Q. DEAN ...................3 3 b
The Maid. h. m. Curtis.
Daniel b. m. (Spear). ....................S X
FAirview. b. G. (Crutchheldl.. ...........H =
Sally Taylor, b. nj. Hennessyl .,...... dis,
Time-2 o6H 200 2oex. 2:o9,l, 2OsI.
Kentucky Futurity. value S16. 900; three.yeArold
trotters.
BoIalmA CHI. e., by Boreal-Earal-
rI R.; ~ IT, E. Y t STf.asIK1'ss
Idoltta, b. c. MARSH. :.:........, hdis
The Bondsman. b. c. tThayer)...... 2r.o
Risky, blk. T. (Hughesl. ............. 8r.o
King Vasco. b. c. Van Evera). ...... sr.o
Gracie Onward CHI. Z. (Beachy)..... 1910 4r.o
K LIS Brother b. O. lPayne)...... b s DIR.
Tho Merchant, CHI. c. McCoy),..... DR..
Time-2:l3h. 2:12, 2:l3 ANY. 21JA. 2:l44
2:l4 class, trotting purse 81 900:
Lucille b. M, by Brummels dam, by Major
Benton tRathburnl. ..........................,1
Improvidence, b. m. tYiter..................2 3
Edna Cook. b. m. Collins .,...........,..,..8 2
Iris o.. b. IN. (Gorbeyl. ...................t
Carrie Shields CD. m Deryer). ...............5 o
Time-2;loh. 2:ooA. 2:loN