The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-10-13
JOHN TAYLOR WINS
FROM BIG FIELD
tuesdays Unfinished Stake
Goes to Gray Geldina-Jack
Axworthy Beats Favorite

LEXINGTON, KY, Oct. 1.-THE two
stake races on the card today, the un-
finished 2:09 trotting race of yesterday
and the two purse races. attracted an
unusually large crowd to the trots.
John Taylor. the 2 to 5 favorite won
the unfinished 0S trotting race in the
fourth heat easily. Six horses were
declared out of the fourth heat and
only the three-heat winners of yes
terday allowed to participate. Lison-
jero, the favorite for the race, was
given fourth money
The West, the $4,000 stake for 2: 90
trotters was won in three straight
heats by John Caldwell, the to IA
vorite. There was no pool selling on
the race, the victory being conceded to
John Caldwell. Direct Well was dis
also took fourth money.
The Lexington stake, worth $4,000,
for two-year-olds, trotting, went to
Jack Axworthy in two straight heats.
Bon Voyage, the fayorite in the race
on the strength of his winning the two
year-old division of the F'uturity, was
formell. transferred to w. A. Clark Jr.,
of Butte, Mont, just before the race
was called. Charles Marvin sold Bon
Voyage to Clark the day he won the
Futurity fer $4,000. He apparently
had each OF the heats today won until
the Yery finish. Bertha Bennett and
Elmford divided third and fourth mon
eys.
The 2:06 class pacing was won in
two straight heats by Sphinx S. Red
bird was the favorite in the race, but
the best he could do was to divide sec
ond and third money with Hal Chaffin
Fourth money was divided between
Cubanola and Nonamie.
Brownie Wilton tho y1r0fibifiVe fo
vorite, won the 2:19 class trotting in
three straight heats. Second money
went to Ozone. Morone, whose owner
ship was today transferred from G. r.
VOORHEES,, of Jerseyville, H., to w. A.
Clark Jr., took third money, and Vic
tor Jr. fourth. Immediately after the
last race Gus Macy started Country
Jay an exhibition trotting mile under
the saddle. He trotted the mile in 2:10,
but the mark is not record as he
did not carry the regulation weight of
$50 pounds. Summaries:
Unfinished 2:Os trot. purse $1,000; two IN
John Taylor, gr g. by Dispute
Rah Mrtso mc h fio,ivi J
Marion Wilkes. B m (McDonald)s / 3
Bisonjero. b e (Howard) .......-2 2ro
Ida Highwood, b m (Spear( ..-5 Sre
Judge Green. b Ode RYDER. ...S Gro
Y,
Newton A, B h (Anderson),-S sro
Tuna. b m tCurryl .;.:;...;1 sro
Time, 2:131s, 2:141s. 2:13az, 2:101z.
The West stakes. 2:29 class trotting
purse $1,000; three in five
John Caldwell, b g, by Strathway
lIh0mpSOn) ......l
Jesse 0. 70 g (Geers) Communal 2
Redwood. gr h (Rennick) ........-.3 8 8
Direct Well blk de Ryder -. 4dis
Time 2.13%. 2:12A. 2:11A.
The Lexington. for two-year-oldS, trot-
ting, purse $1,000; two in three
Jack Axworthy, b g, by .Axworthy.
Bon Voyage, b (Hayes) ........2 .
Bertha Bennett. br tChilds). 1900 4
Elmford, b C (Thayer) ................4 8
Foxy Lad, b c (Chenault) $1,000. dis
Time. 2;15A, 2:1615.
2:O6 class, pacing, purse $1,000; two in
Sphinx S. CHI by Sphinx (spear)....1 I
Hal Chaffin, b h lGeers) ...-.......-3i 2
Redbird. b (Demarest) ............2 3
Cubanola, blk h (Herron) .............4 5
Nonamie b m (Loomis) .........s.......
Time 2:0S14. EOS.
2:ls class, trotting, purse $1,000. three
Brownie Wilton. h, by Wilton.
Ozone, b g. 1Foote) ....-...........2 8
Morone blk (Hayes) .........&-4
Victor ]. blk c Estes -.-.-..--..s 4
Betsy Ford. br m (Real :.-----5 odls
Time. 2:15. 2:152t, 2:12&