The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-10-19
TROTTING AT LEXINGTON
SEVEN HEATS NECESSARY TO DE-
eide THE Gals CLASS EVENT.
Colonel Cochran the Winner-Other
Races Won by Chain shot. Pre-
Iatess and the. Red Princess.

LEXINGTON, Ky, Oct. 1s-The 2:1S trot.
three heats of which were trotted Thurs
day, proved to be the biggest trotting race
OF the meeting. There were four heat win
ners, all promising, when at the end of the
fifth heat the remaining three were sent
to their stables. AS on Thursday, Galbetor
was favorite at $50 TO field S3T, with one
heat TO his credit. Una Belle, which had
won the third heat the day previous. beat
him under the wire by a length. The field
then sold for s75, Una Belle so. Colonel
Cochran won the heat. with Alice Carr sec
ond. Geers had been substituted for
Squires behind Cochran in the fourth heat.
On the back turn in the fifth heat Neighbor
Girl caught her hoof in boot and went to
the track on her head. jolly, the driver.
was thrown to the outer fence. Neither
was seriously hurt. Cochran was 800, field
$50 in the sixth heat, which he won with
ease, Alice Carr second. He also captured
the seventh heat. Benyon was put in the
sulky behind Galbetor in the seventh, vice
Gahagan. The horse finished second.
Chain Shot, the favorite, won the 2:10
trot after three fast heats. Clark was per-
mitted to voluntarily put Mcdowell in his
place behind Toggles in the second heat.
The Lexington stake, 5000. for two-year-
olds, was easy for Prelatess She logged
around in front of Hattie Smith in the first
heat. In the second she won by an eighth
of mile in the fast time of 2:15la
Red Princess won the 2:22 trot after six
heats, the last being finished in the dark
In the original pooling she sold at $50, Hen
rietta $40, field So Henrietta won the first
heat by a nose from David Harum and be-
came favorite, Princess finishing fifth.
heads from Henrietta and Black Beauty
respectively, and then sold at $50, field so.
Red Princess won the next three heats
with ease. Attendance 1900. Weather and
track good Summaries:
2:1s Trot: purse, $1,000, Diminished from
Thursday:
Col S5oS Cochran hG br. d h.; by
(Squires and Geers). - ss am
Una Belle, CHI. (Mc-
Alice Carr. blk. m. Hud-
GaIbetor, br. h. CGahagan
and Benyon) ..........2 l 2 5 .
Marion Wilkes, b. m. Git
j. r. H., CHI. h. jMcKieeej.. ro.
King Humbert, b. g.
(Iucker) OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Z TO.
Neighbor Girl, b. m. CJolly) S 8 s dis.
Time-2:161a, 2:161A, 2:1S12, 2:131s, 2:14 2:17s4,
215
2:1O Trot: purse. $500:
Chain Shot, b. g, by Red Heart
(McDonald) Observation-Disclosures. l
Janice, b. m. (Geers) ................. 2
Toggles, br G. CLARK and Mellow
Time-2:11, 2:l01a, 2:11$4
The Lexington. $1,000; for two-year- old
trotterS:
Prelatess, br. f., by Ponce De Leon
(Rea) Observation-Disclosures. l
Hattie Smith, b. (. Darnaby). ......... Eds
Time-2:29la. 2:1512. Only two starters.
2:22 Trot: purse, $1,000:
Red Princess. b. m, by Aris-
tides Snow .............5 5 /
David Harum, b. e. Rath-
burn) ..........................2 1 3
Henrietta. blk. m CYoung).. 3 8
William Tell, b. &. (Beachey) 3 2ro
Happy Jack. b. &. Jamison). z s 5ro
Black Beauty, blk. h. Gree
mani ..........................7 6 FRO
Betsy Tell, blk. m. (McDow-
en- ....--.-.-... D 0TO
Kingsclere. ch. g. (Squires). 8 8 Sro
Time-21412, 2:1Sa4. 2:l5, 2:l5l2, 2:17lI, 2:1S15.
Will Tell got fourth money.