The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-10-05
TWO WORLD'S RECORDS
 SMASHED AT LEXINGTON
REMARKABLE TRoTTISG FOR RICH KENTUCKY BUTURITH.

Grace Bond Wins s14OOO Stake in Sem
 sationaI styIe-sure of Two Worlds
 Records and May be Awarded Third
 John NJ. Takes the 2.Os Pace in
 straight Heats and King Direct the
 2:Os Class.
 Lexington, Ky, Oct. 4.-Grace Bond broke at least two worlds records to twin the classic Kentucky F'uturity, worth s14,OOo, to-day, and is disputing the title for third worlds record. She gave two of the heats of the race to Alta Axworthy. the prime favorite, but made her own three heats in I2:0s S-4 or better, thus establishing a worlds record for -year-old trot- ters. Two of the heats she ran in 2:O9 1-4, establishing worlds three year-old record for two heats. When she made the first heat in 2:09 if, starter Walker announced that she had broken a. worlds record. Fantasy, at Nashville, in 1898, trotted mile as a three-year-old in 2:OS S-4 in the sec- end heat of race. but under unusual conditions. In order to allow her two make a record the distance had been IWaived and pacemaker picked her up at the half mile and she went under the wire while the bunch was turning the stretch. Grace Bonds fractional time in her three fast heats was | First heat-:32 1-4, 1:O4, 1:S5 3-4, 2:09 1-4. Second heat-:32 IA, 1:O4 IA, l1:s6 1-4, 2:O9 1-4. Fifth heat-:32 1-2, l1:05 If, 1:37 1-2, 2:09 3-4
 Grace Bond had the third heat of the trace won until she broke at the dist ance pole and finished fourth. Alta. Axworthy never lost her place as fav- orite, the pooling for the fifth heat be- ing: Alta Axworthy $50; field, $10.
 The race is worth $1O,0OO to the win- Ter; $2,000 second. $1,00O to third and the rest Of the money being divided among the nominators of dams. Tho previous event record was. 2:10 3-4 made by Ferenin in 1900. Grace Bond won the two-year-old division of the Fu- lturity last year in 2:17 3-4 She is owned by J. Y Gatconb. The Tennessee stake, 2:08 class, par- ling, purse $3,00O. was won by John M, lin three straight heats over Angus I Pointer, the ruling favorita. The rec ord for this event was 2:05 held by Dan Patch. John M established new record of 2:04 If for the event. He made the second quarter of the second Iheat in 80 1-4
 King Direct, the favorite, won the 12:O9 pacing in the second and third Iheats. barely missing the distance pole l in the first heat
 Cares, driving Wild Wilton, and Geers, driving Diadem, collided at the three-eights pole in the second heat of I the 2:14 class trot. Cares was thrown from his seat and slightly bruised. He Twas placed tenth in the race, which was won by Tom Axworthy. the fav- Iorite, in straight heats. The track was I lightning fast.
 Summaries:
 2;08 Pace -- Purse $S,0O0 - Tennessee
 Stake (8 in 5l.
 John M, blk g, by Paris
 morhing r9pSqss Star, Star. Dr i:''i lA Mo
 Aasas RSna1s9 Pointer, ter; , 'i: (deers,:. ;i Redbird, b h (Demarest) 8 A Dry Monopole, br h (Curry) <. 5 5 g.
 Time-S:O4A, 2:O4K, 2:Oe.
 Kentucky Futurity Trotting Y For
 Three Year-Olds' Division - Purse I $14,000 6 in 5)
 Grace Bond, b f. by the
 Bondsman (Andrews).. 1 4 5 Alta Axworthy, oh
 l Tolara, b f (Titer) ... 3 3 6 6 8 JessieBe (Ben-
 Lord I Reveistoke. D i;'
 Alice Edgsr, EsIss b f iDodge l and Geers) .............7 z 2 2 d Princess Ethel b m
 4asue TimeNa:osA, s:ogA. a;1iA. SIS, 2:O9&.
 POS Class-Pacing- Purse $1, 200 2 in King Direct, blk h, by Direct
 Fatins SGeersb m iIones) ..... Monut, Sliif blk g (Ferwin) ...........z - 2 8 I Ash Rose, b h (Snow) ...s.... l Mustard, b m (Keyes) ....... e Personnette, b m (yaile) | Red Tell, b h (E. Erwin) .... $ Q
 Time-2:o6A, 2:o71h, 2:osA.
 2:14 Class-Trotting-Purs $1,000. @ in 3.) I Tom Axworthy, TO g, by Ak
 worthy (M. sandersl ..... I Lady Patch, b m (Ecker) ..... 2 2e I Kinley Mac, b 8 (Benyon) .... 3 4 I Redwood, g CBurns) ......... 8 g. Diadem, b m (Geers) .....s.....s. g. Union Medium, jr. ch (Burst).. 6 I Gov. McCauley, b (Foote) .... q Red Arthur, b g (Cunningham) .. 6 John Caldwell, b g (Thompson) .. s 1 Wild Wilton, b g (Cares) 10 10 I Time-2:09h, 2:08&. I PROHLBITIONIST CAMPAIGN. pr. Swallow to Speak in Waterbury,
 Speakers for Other Rallies.
 South Manchester, Conn, Oct. A. .I Colonel sR. S. Cheves of Georgia to be the speaker at the prohibition rally at Bristol on October 2S and Field Secre- tary D. N. Griffin will speak at North Haven on November 3. Dr. Swallow is Ito be at the party rally in Waterbury on the 18th. Rev. Oscar Haygood will lpreside.