The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-10
new NJ ) RECORD; E IS SET
Worlds Time for Six Heats Is Low
cred in Pennsylvania Stake
at Lexington.
0zanam Wins aGame Race-Blind
rhythmic Cuts His Quarter
10. and Is Drawn.

+ OZanam, the brown daughter Of Axtell
and Ozania, Yesterday at Lexington won
the fourteenth Pennsylvania the most
classic and next to the richest stake Of
fered by the Kentucky Breeders Associa-
ton. + - -. - -. r
In the winning of his first Pennsylvania,
Ed Benyon has the distinction of driving
the sWiftest one, though Geers drove
Prince Of Orange the fastest heat, lower
ing the record for the stake to 2:07(1At.
John Nolan held the record for this event
by trotting heat in 2:O7A in $685. g..
Every heat was under 2:10 and the av
erage time broke the worlds record for
six heats. Prince of, Orange and Ozanam
both lowered their marks in the race. The
time by quarters in the fastest and record
heat was :31A, -1:O3, 1854, 2:O71A.
! Major .Delmar, the heavily backed IA
Vor1te, made a game finish, but had to be
satisfied with third money, the horse
breaking in every heat after winning the
hist: The winner was very low in the
pooling until the last heat. Over 500, 900
went in the box on the event. Every heat
was bitterly fought to the wire. Rhythmic
cut his quarter severely In the first heat
and was drawn.
In the $4,000 Futurity for 2-year- olds.
Katherine A. tied the worlds record, the
time of the first heat by quarters being
:34, 1:06A, 1:41A, 2:14 She was favorite
and won in straight heats.
Summarizes:
First Race-2:1a class, trotting, 81 900; unhn-
1sl!ed from Wednesday:
Ell Mitagro, b g, by Mckinney
A. (g D. Ds walker; !
P:g, g (Mcrritleld) ........12 10 s 8 /
Crescent, g Curry, ....:... 10 10 ,
r mne 9Sshs,0f Klona,ke Anna HELD Mary D.
Eye!lne, Newton A. and Invader also started.
q Ti Tin ally, 2:13, 2:14A, .2:11A,
Second Eace-The Futurity for foals of 1900;
$4,000; trotting: two in three heats; $4,000 to
winner $1,000 to second, $500 to third, 5000 to
Katherine A. b +, by Virgins (Thomas).... !
Allgar b & (A1arvn) .................. 2 4
Del Zorro, C (Benyon) .............. ,
sporty, lizzie 'oo and Ginning Bell: also start
ca: Del Zorro and llilgar divided second and
'n Time moaeii 2:15A. -.-.,
Third Race-The Pennsylvania; PIP class,
trottng: $4,000:
ozanam, br IN, by Axtell (Ben-,
Prince Of Orange, br g iGeersj 8 ? 2
Major Delmar, b. 2 ,(McDonald) l 10
Miss Whitney, b IN IL. McDon-
T riaS e. wentworth, Duce Cor chasle eS
Nc: rNutbearer,: Wauhun, Monte Carlo, Idolita
Time--2:osA, 2:osA, 2:o7A, 2:os, 2:oe,
2:09M. ,. ~ -.
Wild Wilton br g, by Wilton (Cares).. / I
John Patterson, 6 (Geers) .......... 2
The Dean (Gbandler) ........... 2 8 4
Edgewood Belle, Baron Vincent. Fairview
Chimes Patchwork Hugh Wynne, Director Bell,
Boltocrat, Guy Fortune, Winaka and Bonasa also
started. 49,
rime-2:1eM, 2:1s. 2:14,a.
Fifth Race-o:19 class, pacing; two in three
heats; 81 .O00
Tom Keene, CHI h lsweringer) ........,... 1
Darkaway, blk h (Raybould) ...........
Dr. MADEIRA; CHI g tHudsonl ,::...;:....
The Judge, Katie Martin, Acrobat, Mary Anna
and Air Castle also started.
Time-2 O9A, 2:1O.
T. Sixth Race-Wagon race trotting; -twof II
three heats; cup: amateurs to drive: , (
Alice Barnes, b ln,o by Election, (E.aEB
Imogene, ch IN &c. x. G. Billings) ........
Peko m III. M. Devereux) ............ 4
Time-2:1OA,' ell:
~ George H. Ketcham, owner Of Cresceus
the trotting champion, who is now in
training at the trotting park at Memphis
is arranging with Murray Howe, secretary
of the trotting association Of that city, tc
drive Cresceus and c. X. G. Billings The
Monk to pole at the coming meeting Of
the grand circuit there, in an attempt tc
lower the world team record Of 2:12%
made by G. J. Hamlin's Belle Hamlin and
Globe W., at Independence, Iowa, ter
years ago. Mr.. Ketcham is very enthusi-
astic over the matter. He declares that
with The Monk and Cresceus coupled, the
record will be reduced many points. Mel
Their, horse has ever worked to POLE