The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-10-15
JOCKEY is KILLED
At BRIGHTON BEACH
Frank Miller Is Thrown i'm Bad
Spill and Horse Steps on
His Chest.


NEW YORK, Oct IA bad acct
dent occurred during the running of
the sixth race at Brighton Beach to-
day, which resulted in the death of
Jockey Frank Miller. The race was for
maiden two-yeaE- at six furlongs.
and eighteen unruly horses went to the
post.
The start was fair, but before the
field had gone half a mile, Sonoma
Bell ridden by Firman, made an at
tempt to go up on the rail, and in do
ing so was shut off and stumbled and
fell. Clytie, with Miller in the saddle,
was directly behind and stumbled over
Sonoma Bell. Miller was thrown
heavily and died a few moments after
he had been taken to the temporary
hospital on the track. An eXamina-
ton showed the print of a horses hoof
on his chest. Firman escaped injury.
J. f. Madden's The Minute Man
broke his leg in the first race and had
to be destroyed.
Emergency won the Undergraduate
stakes with the favorite, Hello. second.
First race. handicap, six furlongs-
Damon. 81, Higgins. to l, won; Astarita,
~; Hicks, to 5, second; Wealth, 116,
So6uTn to 3; third Time Time 1872 20
Right and True. Kinnikinnic, Pentaur and
The Minute Man also ran.
Second race, selling, one mile and fur
won; The Regent, los, Connell Il to l.
second: Cottage Maid, los. Redeem, 80
to /, third; Time 1;5S Outsider. stone
and Monograph also ran.
Third race, selling, one mile and six
acknowledgement, III, Burns, 3 to l,
second; Stroller 107. Fuller, to 1. third.
Time, LAG As. Ella Snyder. Locket,
Rough Rider, Meistersinger. Allan, Nc
Williams and Irish Jewel also ran.
Fourth race, the Undergraduate stakes,
to 2 won: Hello. 104. O'Neil. II to 10,
Time 100. XLizette, Inquisitive Girl, Ruth
Parrish, Monsoon, Merry Moments and
Fine me, Art also ran. xCoupled.
Hill, 115, Pickering, to 1, second; Ma
bel richardson IT, Hicks; to third
Badge. FauIcon Bridge, Sir Roche, Gold
Bell and Lord Advocate also ran.
Sixth race, six furlongs-Dimple. 100,
II to /, second; Colleen Bawn. ios. Can,
non. 10 to 1. third Time, 1:14 Is. Fort
Plain. ADMINISTER Pol Roger Berosa
Have oeopa san Rfm1 Donnsy
wal and Bill Roche also ran Sonoma
Belle and Clytie fell.
Lexington Harness Races.
LEXINGTON, KY, Oct. 14.-The
six fastest heats that were ever trotted
in one race failed to produce winner
in the rich Mcdowell stake today The
race is for the 2:10 class trotting purse
Of
by Monte Carlo, Hawthorne and DR..
Strong. each, and the deciding heat
was postponed on account of dark
ness and will be trotted tomorrow.
The pervious worlds record for six
heats to race was made in the Tran
sylvaria last year, in which the heats
were trotted in an average of
2:0S HIP. The six heats today were
trotted in an average of 2:OS 7-12, to-
days race lowering the record by one
third of a second.
The Mcdowell stake created more
excitement today than has any other
race during the meeting. Dan T, the
favorite. was drawn after the second
heat The first two heats were won by
Monte Carlo. Hawthorne took the
third heat. Monte Carlo came in first
in the fourth heat, but was placed
fourth and last by the judges, Scott
Hudson, driver of Hawthorne claiming
over the bowling protest of the crowd
Which had bet heavily on Monte Carlo.
Hudson claimed that Walker, driver of
Monte Carlo, struck Hawthorne across
the face with his whip at the head Of
the stretch. The judges saw Walker
Illegally using his whip. Hawthorne
Immediately broke and finished and
while breaking badly. The judges took
testimony from horsemen and disin-
terested witnesses who saw the play
and they testified unanimously that
Walker had cut Hawthorne across the
face with his whip. A fight was mar
rowly averted in the judges stand be-
tween Hudson and Walker. The crowd
hooted the decision when Hawthorne
was announced as heat winner.
Fourth money will go to The Roman,
the only horse except the heat WIN
ners that finished inside the flag in
five heats.
Grace Bond, favorite. took the Lex
ington race for two-year-old trotting,
purse $4,000. in two straight heats.
Summaries:
The Mcdowell stake, 2:1O trotting.
purse $4,000, unfinished
Monte Carlo, b g, by Men
Dr. aOf stfon SWa Fix : 5Gab ,;1 3 2
Hawthorne. 70 m (Hud-
the sen Roman man b g jDo5ie5s 8 ! ! re- 3
DS yon 2 b . ; 1ceer:i IDS ds
..G Time, 2s;O7A. 2:O7A. 2:O6A, 2:OsA,
2;1$$ class. pacing, purse $1,000
DR.. Marvin. (Smith) .......2
Doctor H, b 6 (Fenelon) ....4 8 2
Stipulator;. blk (Yeung). .........3 4
Midway, b (RenieD ............5 Z
Westre, oh prey ..............7 6
Eyzole, CHI g (Harrison) ........6 6 DIS
Credette. blk m (Rea) ......S
Time. 2:10 2:O7A. 2:07%.
The Lexington two-year- old trotting,
purse $1,000
Grace Bond. by Bondsman, b (MiI-
Jessie Benyon. 70 + (Benyonl ........4 2
California CreSceus, b (Walker). % S
Alice Edgard, f Dodge ..........3
Fatty Felix, b (Barret) .........5
Bequeath. b (Marvin) ..........ds
Time, 2:17A, 2:14A.
2:25 trot to wagon, amateur drivers
Eulalie K, m. sire unknown ON
]. CromweID -. ...5 I
Diana S; b m "a. S. Bowman)....i 2
Red Leaf. b 6 George Bain) ....2 4
Watson; b h LJ. c. Grady ........S 3
Pence, b e &C. c.. Harris) 4 dr.
Time 0-22A 0.oS