The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-06-10
HORSES Of HIGH DEGREE
BEST ANIMALS IN AMERICA HAVE
BEEN ENTERED FOR Lex
INGTON RACES
FABULOUS PURSES OFFERED
Tvventy-Ninth Annual Meeting of
Kentucky Breeders Trotting AS
socfation Sure to BE
Big Event.

LEXINGTON, KY, June 9-The stakes
for the twenty-ninth annual meeting of
the Kentucky Breeders Tfotting associa-
ton here in October closed with a heavy
list of entries. Six hundred and forty
eight horses, comprising Alb entries. have
been received, an average of fifty to each
race.
The Pennsylvania stake received twenty
subscriptions, and while the list of start
ers. to be named Sept. "a, is more OF a
mystery than usual, owing to the large
proportion of nominators hitherto IN
known, the famous stake will undoubtcd-
Iy retain its position as the greatest an
nual trotting race of the all-aged divis-
ion Among the probable starters are
Lady Geraldine. 2:1lA; Onward Silver,
2:113z; Idoita, PIP; Dreamer, 2:141z; Henry
S, 2:12A; Chestnut King, PIP; Dolly Dill
lon, 2:1113; Susie J. 2:17$4; Volo 2:16; Lady
Thisbe, PISA; Laurel S, 2:1515 Lita w,
2:l3A
The Kentucky futurity for three-year-
olds, has thirty-seven entries, and with
such highly tried ones as Walnut Hail.
a two-year-old futurity winner; the $500
Erirange, bought by Gen. Turner at the
Daily sale; Hawthorne, winner Of the
stock farm purse; Admiral Dewey, son
of Bingen, 1854, and Nancy Hanks, 2:04;
Miss Olivia, sister to Beuzetta, 2:0614 /;
Great Spirit by Prodigal. out of Rachel,
Herr. 2:07; Malise, Ash Wilkes, Jack
Roche, Direct Light, Nellie Roca and the
great FLY, Mary Leburn, the futurity
winner, will be up to the usual standard
The two year-old division of the fa-
turity has received 103 entries, the largest
list ever received by any one race Many
Of the youngsters are highly tried, and
the majority are of royal breeding, such
as the speedy Tod, by Bingen, 2:O6A; Fa-
nella, hy Arion, 2:07A; Bitter Root farm 8
seven Youngsters, by ProdigaI out Of
Rachel, 2:0S1I; Eoline, 2:14A Eta Bar
ron. trial, 2:iC, etc; BIr J4aws0n'g fast
sister to Boralma, 2:0S; Cheska, by Moko
Fereno's sire), out of Chestnut Belle
(MobeIs damn, and many others The as
sociation is reaching eastward, as is
shown by the entry of two colts in this
stake by the Messrs. Schadrte, Of Berlin,
Germany. s4a)
The Louisville prize for three-year-oIds
received fCrty-five entries, Melton and
Aylwin being two sensational two-year-
clds, now entered in the prize, which are
not eligible to the futurftya
The Walnut Hall cup has forty-three
entries, many of which might have been
tried in from 2:09A to PIP, such as Will
lam j, Ebba, NeVa Simmons, Susie J.
Free Silver, Lady Thisbe, Nirvana, AK
tello, Endow, Lucy Carr, Iva Dee Nobel,
The Roman, Yarrum, Dreamer, Laurel
., @uOQQy G1rl etc.
The Tennessee stakes, for POS PAGERS.
received but fourteen nominations, ow-
ing to the fast class fixed and the bar
ring of hobbled PAGERS The starters will
include VIII Leyburn, 2:O7A; Charley
Hoyt, 2:O7A; The Admiral, 2:O7H: Major
Muscovite, 2:G7A Bamboy, 2:08N; Elastic
Pointer, The Great Green, brother to
Star Pointer; New Richmond and Beau
seant, the sensational pair that trlaled
last year as three-year-olds in 2:O7.
The other veteran stakes received en-
tries as follows:
The Blue Grass. PIG trotters, 90; the
Johnston, 2:24, trottars, a.; the West, 2:29,
trotters, "A; the Kentucky, three-year-
OLD trotters, 10; the Lexington, two-year-
Old trotters, 25; the Wilson, 2:20, PAGERS.
Nearly every high-class horse IN Amer
lca mas been named in these stakes. and
together with the match races between
the champion Abbott and the gamecock
Boralmas for $4,000, and between the
champion stallion Cresceus. 2:O4, and his
rival, Charley Herr, 2:O7, for $3.50. and
the class purses, to be opened in Septem-
per- the $4,000 Lexington meeting win
furnish a great occasion for the deyotees
OF trotting sport