The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-10-08
CAPTURES THE RICH FUTURlTY
STAKE AT LEXINGTON IN
FIVE HEATS
$4,000 OF AMOUNT
GOES TO HER DRIVER
He Is taken From His SuIky on the
Shoulders of Friends to the Grand
Stand-Five Heats Are Also Requir-
ed for Twinkle to Land the Tennes-
see Stake.


lucky Futurity for threeyear-old trot-
ters again resulted in a surprise. The
Rajah, the heavily backed favorite,
broke three times in the first heat and
was distanced. After five hard-fought
heats Nellie Jay, owned by George r.
Wooden, of Boston, captured the rich
stake. For driving her to victory f.
Mckay received $4,000 and half the
winnings in the betting ring.
When the Rajah ceased to be pos
sibility Gail Hamilton, which won the
first heat, became favorite and encour-
aged her hackers by taking the second
heat. She then retired to the ruck,
Nellie Jay fighting it out with John
Nc and Anak the entire route in the
last three heats.
The Futurity was the feature of the
opening of the Kentucky Breeders
thirteenth meeting, and when Driver
Mckay had saluted the judges stand
after the deciding heat he was taken
from the sulky and carried on the
shoulders of friends to the grand stand
while eight thousand people cheered.
Finish Nose and Nose.
The Tennessee stake for 2:0S PAGERS
was marked by fast time, the record
for the event made by Champion Dan
Patch last year being equaled, and
was productive of nose finishes. Hud-
son drove Twinkle to victory after
five hotly contested heats. Daphne Dali
las challenged the mare in every heat,
winning the second and third Carl
Wilkes was a close contender, finish
ing second in the last three heats.
Dan r, the favorite had to be content
with fourth money. DR.. Strong won
the 2:17 trot and Kavalli the I'll pace
in straight heats. Notwithstanding
the large fields Starter Frank Walker
got the horses off with little scoring.
The weather was ideal and track fast.
Summaries.
First race, the Tennessee, So, 000 2:0S
class, pacing, three in five
Twinkle, br m, by Mercury
(Hudson) ................ s I
Daphne Dallas, br m (Ken-
Carl Wilkes, CHI g (McDon-
Dan R, CHI g (Geersj ..:..:. 2 10 s
Prince Direct blk h (Mc-
Nervoia, b h (Dean) 800. 10 10 5 8
Pinchem, b 6 (Estes) 500. 9 6 6
New. Richmond, h (Ben-
Sir Fab Albert, lsaundersj.. Z
Terrace Queen, b m (Schaf-
Car Cambria Maid and cotillon 10 we're re
Time, 2:osA, .2:o5, 2:o7A, 2:o5M, 2:os
Second Kentucky Futurfty, $4,000, So, 900
to second, 81 600 to third, $500 to fourth,
for foals of 1899, trotting, three in five
Nellie Jay, CHI f, by Jay
c5 HaT Ham,, {MeK 6il; : ' iHnd 8 l
Jo a1n' Nc, lMilanj .....:a Z
Anak, b g (Mabey) ........3 8 8 4 6
Pat Henry, b g (Beachy) IS Z 2 8 Z
ROma, OF {{sshanfSr' s - g 8
Margaret Bathgate b f (Gat-
f Tbe K aGd T Tse k1rio and sister Co.'S
lette were diStanced in first
Time, 2:141a, 2:141a, 2:14A, 2:141A, 2:15.
Third race race, 2:17 class, trotting, two in
Dr. Strong, g g, by Strong Boy (Ga-
Lady S Katherine, n m jjohnsonj 49,. >
Millard Sanders, SMeeIrrifield1 "a !
Earl wilton, b 1Nuc;kkoiis;)i ........ 6
Hal 4 Fry, 9egtte@ chandler;
ji ne F Nsatooe' (Patterson9 ii
Yorkshire Chimes br h (Barngrove).11 9
Maud Marie, Oh m (McLaughlin) II
Frugality Texas, Harllne and King
Clerc were distanced in first.
Time, 2:121a, 2:14.
Fourth race, 2:11 class, pace, two in
three, $1,000
Kayalli, h, by Koemlin (McDon-. :
Byrl Wilkes (Stockton) ......2 2
Donna McGregor, br m (Kirby) az 8
Miss Willamont, b m (Miller) ......S Z
Clivewood, br g (Hayden) ........6 4
Home Circle, b 6 (Nuckols) ......5 5
Willie Osborn, b (Pennock) ~ s.
Savannah Maid b m (Bush) ......3 dis
Darlington Girl was scratched.
Time 2.07% 2.09A