The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-10-03
HE SUN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1900.
FERENO WINS FUTURITY;
THREE-YEAR.OLD FILLY TROTS THE
SECOND HEAT ~ 9:IO 81.
The Daughter OF Moko and Kettle Chase sets
. killing Pace and Defeats Her Field
BandiIy- Tennessee stakes for PAGERS IL
Captured by Common After -Four Heats.

Captured by Common After -Four Heats.
LEXINGTON. Oct. 7.-This was .he opening
day Of the great fall meeting Of tho Kentucky
1rottIng Horse Breeders Association. The
weather was clear and warm. the track fast
and attendance 5000. There were three race,
carded. and when the FIRST heat was called the
prospective starters in each had received their
final preparation and all were In fine fettle
The interest centred In the $4,000 FGturity
| stake, for three-year-old %trotters, In which
were entered the pick Of this division Of the
year. In the betting L. v. Harkness's
Fereno, the fast daughter OF Moko and
Hettie Chase. was a decided favoritc over the
field. She won the two-year-old Futurity last
year. and. coming down the big circuit had
made a creditable showing. reducing her record
TO 2l54. When the horses came on the track
nj 1880 o'clock Kenyon warmed the little mare
up, and the spectators liked her all the better
She not only won. but made a new record for
herself and the race, trotting the second heat
In 2iO., thrce-quarters Of a second faster
than the mark made by lawson'S great colt
Bornlrun. winner Of the race last year.
Fereno sold at 5 TO 2 oyer her field. There
was nothing in IL that could make her step out
except susie j, another Lexington mare The
hitter was close up In tho first two heats, but
the pace was killing In the third heat, LADY
Thisbe. q good little baGk FLY from Marcus
DdlN = DllNtI hbbN hullN W oAiNAi" A"" ~
a bid for the leadership, but she could not
reach II The victory was a decidedly popular
one The My was proudly led away wearing
The Tennessee stake, for PAGERS, brought
out nine members OF the 200 class. C.onhor;
the fast black geidihg from Albany han ao T9IeS
and the morning had brought out nothing
stronger. In tie book betting he. opened, Ht
even money for the first heat. The ADMIRAL
took the lead at the first turn, with Major Mus
covite second and Connor third. There wa5 no
change until the far turn vas reached. Here
Conner went around the Major, and passing
the three-Quartcrs he took the measure q the
Admiral and easily beat him TO the wire. There
was good play on the Admiral at ITO l for second
place. The anti-hOpple rule was enforced
and the bunch Of sidewheelers presented q
clean appearance. Bonnie Direct was dlstanced
For the second heat Connor's price was 2
10 10, and even at these figures there was good
play, Connor won as he pleased py thteS
heat there was little. speculation; Johnny
again warmed w IN the previous heats ana
went out after the al the first turn and
led him by q head at the quarter. with VIII Icy
burn close up II was a battle between these
three to the three-quarer pole. whore Fanny
l Ralia st4c Sif5p f'eySu 2Sn an8 BbifiSanfd vent 9Srp' al conc 'ofo
break. He settled quickly. but IL, an instant
the stretch. He settled again in time TO boat
leyburn to tho wire by a head, But { availed
hun nothing. rs he was set back to third place.
next heat, however, settled the race. Conner
won. with Teyburn second and hGnn third.
on the way round from the half uile n burSted
tire on Fanny Billiards sulky came OF and in
the end was wrapped around the hub. The
2i8 frOt proved q rood race II was won by
Chestnut King. owned by l.. '. Hardness.
Summaries:
?;10 class. phc ne; Tennessee Stakes: value 49,
Conn,r. blk. s., by G + Clay Bessie w..
by william WClch tMcDouuldI ...,......l 5 !
VIII Lcyburn, b 4 Carpenter. '''.,..'''5 : Z
The Admiral. b. :. Payne. ......... 6 o 3
johnny Agau, b e Miller 4 4 ;
Colbert. CT. s. tDranei.... ..........-,.7 4
Fanny III lard. br. m Snow .. ....,....t , 2diS
Major MuscOyits. br A McNahOn). .......4 3 7diS
Sidney Pointer. b $ Kelley ..........".b dis
Bonnie Direct, blk. s lGeefSl. ....-... dis
Time-2uOh 2:O6il. 1907 200.
The Kentucky FuturIIy, for three yearol t%rotters;
value ti6,OuD:
Tereno, br. {. by MOko- Kettle Chase. BY.
simmons lienyJn' .''.''''.''..''... .'''.t.l J
Susie ! 70 T. Mickey ..."."."", 2 9
Portoticl, b. c. Kirby s
Dreamer, b. c tGAiclmbl ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3 ;
Iva Dee, b G ID Th0masl...".u"......" a ! 4
Sonato, b { .ouintonL -;...-".",.""" 0 5
Aiakor DclmAf, h, C baldwin ...........,.u6 ; Z
Summer Morn b ( ID. Ihomasl ".......,"dis
Tm"-2l?(a 2lt'1 2l2.
2i6 class, trottng: purse 81 1000:
Chestnut King. b g. by May hing-CheSt
Fiash Lightning, b 9 wesu..|..,""".a Z :
f!tSt Love. h. IN. 0GatcOmbl .. ....'"..." g
Captot. br, 6. tMownl .....,.........4 o 3
Helena. oh. m. tWiedman) 5 7
ConStanrto. b $ Erwin ..'..'.,,.......Ib =
IscobaI. Dr. 8 tMilltT ...... ........... 4 ads
Marie {. oh m l. Rauochl 80. dis
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