The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-10-12
In the World of Sports
TOM AXNORTHY WINS
RACE IN ONE HEAT
Roam GeIdfng Distances Fled,
Taking First, Second and
Third Money

LEXINGTON, KY, Oct. 11-Tom
Axworthy, a prohibitive favorite, cap
tured the Mcdowell stake for four
year-old trotters worth $4,000 in the
first heat Of the three-heat race, and
by distaneing the other two horses,
took first, second and third money. 1t
was a feat never before accomplished
in a stake race on the Lexington track.
The track was very heavy. Tom AK
worthy drew the pole in the Mcdowell
race, but the nearest he could get to
the fence on account of the mud pud-
dies was two Sulky widths. No pools
were sold on him before the race and
the betting was Tom Axworthy 1 to 5.
Lady Pauline c and Oak Blossom We're
s to l each.
The horses got away in bunch
after the second scoring, with Tom
Axworthy slightly in the lead. His two
rivals broke at the very start and lost
about ten lengths in reaching the first
quarter. 1t looked then like they would
be distanced and Tom Axworthy con-
unually increased the distance between
himself and them and had a length to
spare at the wire, before the distance
flag caught them. The time was PA,
which, on the heavy track, was not
considered slow.
The 2:16 trotting race. unfinished
yesterday, was the first race called.
Mainland and Willard Sanders had each
Won two heats yesterday. In the pool
ing Mainland sold for $50 and the field
for S46. Millard Sanders Won the heat
and race with length to spare. His
time was PISA.
The 2:G8 class pacing was Won by
King Direct, the favorite, in three
heats after giving the first heat to
Ash Rose
The 2:09 trotting was unfinished on
account of darkness. Lisonjero, the
favorite, failed to take a heat in the
race. The three heats that We're trot-
ted were won by John Taylor Marion
Wilkes and Robert Mac, in the order
named. Summaries:
Unfinished 2:16 trotting. purse 81 900
(thTee in fVe)-
Willard Sanders. g, by
Antees (MerTifeld) -. 5 / . 1
Mainland Or h lHudson).-. I 5 / 6
Miss Kinney; b m Cares, 8 8 2
Free Silver, b &C. Loomis) 5
Altonette. blk m BRAD
Circus Girl, b m lEnglej.... s s dis
Time, 2:14A. PIP, 2:11%, 2:12A, 2:1S%.
The Mcdowell, three year tTotting.
value $4,000, three in five
Tom Axworthy, 70 g, by Axworthy
Lady Pauline. br m (Austin) ....... dis
Oak Blossom, br m BROWN 1900. dis
Time, PA.
2:OS class pacing, purse $500, three in
five
King Direct. blk h, Direct /,
As sEseas (snow) ''........:l1 { ! {
Pinchem Wilke 5lGS & Estes. 5 z 2 2
DR.. NJ. Adare, oh (Hudson).. 8
Monnut blk {Erwin) ........'9
Personette, b m CVail) ....... 2
Dry Monopole, br h (Curry) :. 9 8
Red Tell b &c. Erwin 8
Musked. b k (Keyes) I'D 10 6
Gentry, b g (Rausch) 1890. 10 10
Bud O'ReII. ch g (AIeAIahon).. DIR
Time. PIP, 2:11A, 2:121h. PIP.
2s09 class. trotting, purse 81 500, two in
three, unfinished
Robert Me, b g, by McRoberts
(Jolly) NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2 L
Marion Wilkes, m, by Haw
thorne Wilkes (AGcDonald) -. 1 4
John Taylor, gr g, by Dispute :
(WllSon) ................. D
Lisonjero, br 6 (Howard) 1890. 2
Ida Highwood. b m (SpeeTs) -. 5. 3 3
Judge. br (Deryder) ........ 6
Jim Ferry, or Drank $500. 6 Z
Newton AK, b (Anderson) 49,. 8
Luna, b m Curry ........... 8 9
Time, 2:131s, 2:141s, 2:1SA.