The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-10-17
DAN PATCH BREAKS
THE WAGON RECORD
PAGER Comes Within Half
Second of His Own SuIky
Mark.

LEXINGTON, KY, Oct. 16.-Dan
Patch Q:59) broke the worlds pacing
record to a wagon in an exhibition
mile here today. and came within q
half second of equaling his own Sulky
record. The previous pacing record
to wagon was 2:01 IL, made by Lit
tie Boy, on the Memphis track. Dan
Patch clipped two full seconds off this
record and went the mile in 1859 IL.
The champion stallion king of PAGERS
was accompanied in his round of the
track by two runners, driven by Hud-
son and Mcguire. His time by quar-
ters was: 80 IA, :59 1-2; 1923:
1853 IL. His third quarter was made
in :29 1-2 seconds. Dan Patch had
s been advertised to go against the
worlds wagon record or his own Sulky
record for Seceral days, but owing to
the weather conditions the exhibition
was postponed. The track had been in
ightning-fast condition all the week.
and the weather conditions today were
perfect. Four thousand people saw the
record broken and cheered Driver Nc
Henry Justify as he went under the
wire.
The thirty-first annual meeting of
the Kentucky TrOtting Horse Breeders
association came to a close today The
stake of $4,000 for three-year- trot-
tiers was won by Sadie Mac in two
straight heats. The second heat was
made in 2:11 1-2, and equaled the fast
est record of the year for three-year-
old trotters, which was held by Sadie
Mae herself. It was conceded that the
race was hers before the first heat
and she was barred in the betting.
Katherine A ruled favorite second to
Sadie Mac. The Blue Grass stake of
$4,000 for 2:19 trotters was won in
straight heats by Jay McGregor, the
favorite. Mckinley, favorite in the
race for 2:09 trotters. finally won the
race, after losing the first two heats
by breaking. Red Bird, favorite, won
the race for 2:16 PAGERS in two straight
heats. Summaries:
First race, the Blue Grass. PIG trot-
ting, purse, $1,000
Jay McGregor 6, by Jay Hawk
kinney inn yii Ton br DabIe) :2 J
Judge Green, b 6. CWalker) ......4 4
Cole Direct. blk h (Geers) ........5 DIS
Time. 2:10&, 2:09A, 2:09h
Jay McGregor, $50; field, 80.
second race Kentucky three-year- old
trotting: purse $1,000
Sadie Mac, b m. by Peter the Great
katherine a, b (Thomas) ..........2 ,
Lizzie A, 70 f Cox ...............3 3
Wilma NJ. b (Millard) ....... DIS
Sadie Mac barred in pooling; Katherine
Third race, 2:O9 class, trotting, purse
S1,500-
Mckinley; b g, by George st.
Masetto' f Blk g (Dickersonj..i 7
Belle Kuser. br m (Hudson) 2 / 7 S
Maxine, b m GEckerl .......4 2 S 7
D MHnt~ Rdf blk ey Spear Z 9 g
Palm Leaf; b (McCarthy). 6 S 6 4
Time 2:O9A: 2:09. 2:J7A. 2:OSH, 2:O9A
Mckinley $50; field. $40.
., Fourth race, 2:16 class, pacing, purse
Red Bird, b h, by Chestnut Bird
(NeWton( -. L
b baFy G %o%srv !. (H fP.nsa9, 2
Money Musk, b h (McPhersonj. .....5
Alley II. CHI m (Ewing) .......6ds
Els Tf, A1t on . Ghlrb) ............7 DIS
Red Bird $50; field, $50.
pan Patch to beat worlds pacing rec
ord of 2:011A to wagon.
1891.
Results at ST. Louis.
rs ST; IL LOUIS, No, Oct 16.-croix d'o,
ming in gallon the feature of the fan
er0unos card. Track slow. Summary
o. F4St race. six furlongs-Miss Gould.
Nina nj W. q9 Re6 6I1T 10 TO l, won; Wilhei-
Hay, 100, Foley, 40 to /. third TIVE
1;l7A. Marchtoness, Same Mae Cae,
tan1, N4icAasa Wine Sap Noweta Eu-
faulla, Blue Grass Girl and Vestrv also
ran. NAS euSo
Second race. five furlongs-Bird Pond.
LUG, Calvit, to 2. won; Rusk. los. M
Johnson, 10 to 1, second; Hoffbeat' 1O4
RRayner, II TO 1, third. Time, 1903. Max
Rose, freedman, Henry Luehrmann Jr-
thyme and Reason. Honey Bee, Alegret,
te, Claremont. Ora Mckinney and Frank
Collins also ran. ain
Third race, six furlongs-Hetzel 1os
R Bo9ner 10 to won won; Mallory 1os G
D. Austin. to l, third. Time I : :US
Prince Stonemouth, Wellesley. Doeskin.
lay Vashu. Gus Lanka and Golden
Fourth race. mile--Croix dor, 1O2. G.
Miller Miller, to l, won; John Yerlses I02' II.
Mcdonald, to 2. second; Little Scout.
ia, Sheehan to 1, third. Time, I:4s'
Prosper La Cal. First Mason, Brulare and
josie L also ran
Fifth race, six furlongs-Optional 1oe.
Efaynor, to 2, won; DIR. Scharff, los, w.
smith, 6 to l. second; Aules, los, C. Mil
Ter 10 to 1, third. Time. lis. Hin
Sdoonet, Miss Manners, Rossfame. Sid
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