The Saint Paul globe., 1904-10-14
'FAVORITES DEFEATED
BY COSTLY BREAKS
Lady May and Patchem Mad
Behave Badly at Critical
Times

LEXINGTON, KY, Oct. 13.-Lady May
and Patchen Maid, heavily played favor
ties for the 2:17 pace and the 2:12 trot.
respectively, today lost their opportunities
by breaking at critical periods. Lady May
had the first and second heats won by
the time she had reached the half, but
broke badly and finished almost last in
each heat. She got bad start in the
third heat, but finished second and she
had the fourth heat won until within
hundred yards of the flag, when she
broke and went under the wire running,
head behind Funston.
The first heat was won by Edgar Boy
and the next three heats by Funston.
Edgar Boy was distanced in the third heat
and was debarred from getting inside the
money. Only three horses started in
the fourth heat. Second money went to
Montauk, third to Lady May and fourth
to the winning horse, Funston.
Patehen Maid was another bad actor.
She Won the first heat of the PIP trot-
ting class. The second heat went to
Only the three heat winners, were allowed
to start in the fourth heat the other
seven horses being ruled out Kirkwood
length, but his position was endangered
| in the stretch. Aerelite and Patchen
Maid We're closing up the distance fast,
but both broke and went under the wire
running, AeroIite was given second mon
ey, Patehen Maid third and Euexenile
fourth
Grace Bond easily captured the Ken
lucky stake for three-year- trotters.
She broke the stake record in the first
heat by trotting the mile in 2:10k and
again broke it in trotting the second and
final heat in 2:1014. The stake record of
2:117s was made by Sadie Mac last year.
Second money went to Lord Revelstoke.
third to Alice Edgar and fourth to To-
tara
Mainland, the favorite, won the 2:22
class trotting in three straight heats
Jeanette. After the first heat the vic
tory was an easy one for Mainland. The
track was in fine condition Summaries:
The Kentucky stake, for three-year-
Grace Bond +, by The Bondsman
Lord sandaewa2 Revelstoke b (Mcciaryj
Totara. b f (Titer) ..................3
Jessie Benyon. ro (Benyon) ........5 6
Princess Athel b fDe Ryder) ......7
Madge Wildfre, b I4. Moody ....,.6
2:17 class, pacing, purse $1,000, three
in five
Montank, tuM b Clark ........S
Lady May, b m lHussey) ......6 2
Edgar E;gsa = Boy posqdta (Egller) ...1 dis dis
Bert Logan ch h (Beucher) ....4 dis
4 Dennybrook, ch h (Graves) y dis
CLAD i Bells .6o gr 5laa1 SGeegs1 gs6o dis, dis
PIP class trotting purse $4,000, two
in three
Kirkwood Jr. br h, by Silver
Aerolite, b m (saunders) -. 5 2
Patchen Maid, blk m (Starr). 8
Euxenile, gr m CThomas) 80. ro
The 9uestor, b (Geers) -. 3 3 ro
| Calcine, b m (McMahon) 10 5 10 TO
Van zandt, m (DeyereauD. 10 70
Diadem, b m (Benyon) ...... 8 ro
Invader, b g (Demarest) ...9 9 ro
Time, 2:091a, 2:09h, 2:10, 2:107a.
2:22 class trotting, purse $1,000, three in
five
Mainland, h, by Axten
Miss Jeanette, blk M (Eck-
err ....................... 8 2
Ozone, g. (Foote) ......;...
Emily Letcher br m (Rea) ~
Harry Simmons, b n (Mutler)
Poindexter. b g (Niies) ......10 8
Getaway eh G (Stetson) .... dis
Sunny Jim, ch lGraves).... 8 dis
Offertory, m (Steiner) -. 8 dis
Helen Miller, ch m (Chandler) dis
Time 2:12 2:12 2:12 2:13k.