The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-10-09
SADIE MAC WINS FUlURlTY
sMArHERs RECENT PURCHASE
TAXES HISTORIC EVENT.
cap.urs. si4, 900 stake an Thrss stra,ghs
Heats at Lextngtan-nIan Who sold
tho Trottsr as Yeariing Tor $4,000
witn..ssa tho Raes-winner. OF me
Other Events.

tho xrotter ar AenrltnS Aar S&s9Uo
Witnessed tho Race-winners or The
Other Events.
Lexington, KY. Oct. s.-sadie Mac. e.
E. smathers' recent purchase, to-day
won the historic Kentucky Futurity for
three-year- -olds without apparent effort
in three straight heats. going the last
mile in 2:12sz which is two seconds
short OF the record made by Fereno
three years ago. She won by several
lengths each heat and only at one tine
was she in danger and that was in the
Erst seven lengths Of the first mile.
when EthePs Pride kept nose, to nose
with her. Ethel's Pride, however. broke
and finished bad in all three heats. The
two mares made the first quarter In 80
seconds. The pure gainted little trotter
with frictionless mechanism utilized
every movement Of her body in shorten-
ing the distance between her and the
goal Every muscle that she brought
into play counted for time and distance.
The track was lumDy and damp and
full three seconds slow when the start
eTs IN the Tennessee stake were called
at o'clock. Sunshine and Harrows had
gotten the track into q little better
shape by the timethe Futurity was CALI
ed. Among the 5000 people who saw
Sadie Mac take the first money was Mr..
Johnson Calais. Me-, who sold her a. 4
yearling for $1,000. Her driver, A. Me-
Donald, sold her to Mr.. Smathers Tues-
day for $4,000.
Barongale Katherine Al and Lizzie al
won second, third and fourth money re-
soectiyely.
Grace Bond, favorite for second place.
won the two-year-old Futurity il
straight heats. going the first heat ii
2:17&. three ana three-ouarter seconds
short Of the record made by Katherine
A last year.
Neryola won the Tennessee 2.os pac-
ing race in three heats out Of four, Ma
jor G taking the third heat. The first
heat was trotted Wednesday.
Fereno won the 2:07 trotting in fyvn
straight heats, one Of which was trotted
yesterday
The 2:11 class pacing was won, by
John "a. in two straight heats.
Bessie Brown. ruling favorite easily.
carried off first honors in the 2:21 class
trot.ing race. The summarizes
The Tennessee-2OS Pace ss oass
One Heat Paced wednesday,.
Neryooia'b eryoi' h, by Colbert Hud1
Major ii, br i 1coxi Il i...ts
ihlng Direct, blk b. (Geers). ..... 8
Ion ,,s..,i Scene, ca Spears
Miss Millamont, ) d (Afilier,..s. S
Dick Wilson, br h (WiIson) ...... dis
Dora Delpha, b m Davis ....,..s, dis
Time ;o7l1a, 200, 2:1o, 2o9ss.
Heat Trotted wednesday,
Fereno, br N, by Moko (Benyon) 1S 81 :
Rythnic br h Hudson) 4. .t..9.s.... &
Prince Il nee. Of Orange, br (cox and
Dolly Dilion, ii m (Websterj ......
Susie j, ro IN ldcC Cleary) .......... 3dis
Time: LIZ n, 2:1a11s.
2:I1 -Pacing--Purse ST, ,00O-One Heat
Paced Wednesday.
John a., blk by Paris CFleming) rs. /
Cascade, br g (WalD .......l...5...;...s.
MarV anna AM + + " " dsno,v, {. 81
Jessie 81, BIZ N tAIeD Donald s
Bald Hornet, ch 6 lJohnson). ......5.. 6
| IN y lme---1:ll I'll
Kentucky Futuriey-Purse s14, 1000.
Sadie Mae, M BY Peter the Great
Ia McD0nald) ......i.8......8...... IL
Baron Gale br { (Chandlerl ........
Katherine A, b eThomas)
Mary Gage, ch (Shank) ........ 35
Emily Letcher, br m tRea) ....... s
Delight B cishayerl Ell. I;
Diadem, 4 lsimpson) 10 s.
Sporty, tBitherl dis
Time 2:15, 2:15A, 2:12aa.
2:21 Class Trotting- Purse 81, 1000.
Bessie Brown, b m, BY Virgins
Baron aalSes Wedgewood, IL q Ii lstinsonj.. 2s
Bessie Brentwood, ch m q. Curry)..
Giaylnonf, l4asaf IT, biz Ii lehandRler1 ...,...
Allen ", b 8 lNcMahon and Dick
eweoa eTson9 . i,i / t;en;ck, ,.,...'.,
Fine Edge, br b (BowermaIl lo lq lq g
Alexander Campbell, br b (Hyde)... 4 ar
Time 2:l7, 2;15ssll, 2:1sA
The Futurity for Two Year-o IDS Purse
Grace Bond, |, by Bondsman (Miller)
Jessie Benyon, 70 SBenyonI, ,qsI,
Beuueath, b (Narvin) ...-.......s... .
The Hermit, blk (Freemanl
California Cresceus. G (Walker) ..... dis
Alice Edgar, b { Dodge dis
DANBURF FAIR.
Nea~iy $4,000 Patd Admissions to
Grounds Yesterday.
Danbury, Oct. s.There were 17,7e4
paid admissions to-day to the fair
grounds Nine members of the state
board Of agriculture were present, and