The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-14
GRACE BOND AGAIN
SHOWS CLASS AT LEXINGTON.
Ensily Takes Kentucky Stakes ana Bresks Two Track Records, Trot-
 tfng First Heat in zs1O 1-x l and Second in 2,1O 1@4.

thMk EIIHh tICut hm S'AV | and Second in 2s1O 1"%
 l Lexington, Ky, Oct. 13.-Lady May and Patchen Maid, heavily played n. vorite for the 2:17 pace and the z:Iz trot respectively, today lost their op- cal period. Lady May had the first and second heats won by the time she hao reached the half but broke badly and a, finished almost last in each heat. She i finished second and she had the fourth neat won until within hundred yards 0r the flag when she broke and went under the wire running, aphead behind Edgar Boy and the next, three by | Funston. Edgar Boy was distanced In the third heat. Patchen Maid was another bad actor. She won the first second heat went to Aerolite and the Snird to ktrkwood Jr. Only the three neat winners were allowed to start in the fourth heat. Kirkwood Jr. led but his position was endangered in the stretch. Aerolite and Patchen Maid were closing up the distance fast but both broke and went under the
 Grace Bond easily captured the Ken lucky stake for Swear r-old trotters. Grace Bond broke the stake record in the first heat by. trotting the mile in ss&c A~S anu HkdIn DTOke IL m the second and final heats in 2;1o II :: trotters. s2,ooo: ? in 5:
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 Totara, Jessie Benyon, Princess Athel ana Madge wildfre started. Time.
 s:17 class. pacing. purse. s1.oOo; 3 Funston. TO: E.. by picta- :. Monsask.. sss k.Ssn0g. ?. '. iciaiij:::: ;;i; , ,
 Edgar Boy. Billy F.. Bert Logan. Denny Brook and Glad Bells started :. Time. 2:os '1-4; 2:0s IA; 2:o9 IA:
 s;12 class trotting. purse, s1.ooo: silyerthorne tpiiion,:. l Aeroiite. p: m. Ssaundsrs1; 5 ?
 Euxenite s'1' The eih' anessor ; sseat' Axdelisht calcine. Van Zandt. Diadem and Inva ger dlo started. ar, Time. 2:os 1-2; 2:os 1-2: MainIana; D. h.. by Axtell :, Miss Jeanette. blk.m, (Eck-
 osone, ss',,' b. g. iFooiej 'io:: :::::: ] 2 : 2 Point Dexter, Getaway. Sunny Jim. Of- fertory and Helen Miller started Time. 2I2; 212;. 2:12; 2:1S 1-2.
 At Worth.
 Chicago, oct. 13-Good Cheer heav- fly backed by his Canadian owners at 6 to 1. won the third race at mile at Worth today by neck. Copperfield came with rush in the stretch and King Ellsworth finished three lengths behtpd Copperheld. Weather clear and cool; track fast.
 First race. six furlonss-Glad Smiles. 99 (Foy), II to 1, won; Mimon, go lshaver). 4 to l. second; Trossachs 9s (Lannon), to l, third. Time, 1:14 3-4. Miss Anthony. st. Merrylegs. Lucy E.. EtSn1 ssFenity Seven Oaks BerniGs raPiola Janet Fonso. Belle Dodson ran.
 Second race. mile and eighth--Royal Pirate, ss (Harrisg, IA to 5, won; Jing- Ter. s1 (sS1hayer1, to l, second; santa Time 1;5s Is. Prosador Avenger. Miss Melton. Pepper. Wing Dance and Rabunta ran.
 Third race, miie-Good Cheer. ss 105 (Troxler), II to 2, second: King Ellsworth. 107 (NicoD. IA to 5. third Time. 1;t2 2-5. Ananias. Columbia GiFl Foaptb ard kasis rsae PoTsrs Ys aSa ra1
 iernian, ss (McIntyre). IS to 1. won: Idle, 94 (Foy), g to 1, second; SarilIa 97 tshsxeF1 %"tns Mor.tc 10 ,,,ta thiTS . Time
 Fifth race, mile-Judge saufiet. s7 tSeamster}. Fl to 5, won; Dixie Lad, ss SMscIntyrs1: Ss 1nsr. 12 to | seeond; Palm Tree. ss S4a a5 Hen ASon pf thFs Beach TiRs Mat ador and Ivan the Terrible ran.
 fRomanellp {RTG9ssE to won soonS sSsorplS 10. RnIa 10H (NiNn1l 4 fn frH :O1 S5. Don Domo, Rangallant. St. Blue and Pendergast ran.
 Entries Today.
 First race. six furlongs; selling-Gi- lO2. Duncan. Bill Walters. Foxmeade, Honest John, 105; Marshal Sea. 107; Ar morer, 10S: Lem Reed. ,1o7: Hannah. 1O5,
 Second race. mile and fifty yards; Triumvir, 9S; Mulakoff, 9s; Viola, Do cile, Woodlawn Belle, bod Anderson, 100; Rian. Silver Meale. Mingore. Royal Arms, 101; Arab, TS3; Mohican, 104: Ed ward Hale. 105.
 Third race. six furlongs-Ida Davis. Blue Miracle. New Mown Hay. J. W. O'Neill. 100; Hudson, Optional Tillo Hot, Irene Mac, 1o3; Don Domo. 1O9:
 Fourth race. mile and seventy yards stephens, l02: Jim Hale. l07; Carat Burning Glass. 10s; Glorioda. 11S
 rlIlH race, mile ana seventy yards. loa kecfoner. 'iS: iss: clausas. clxSa 'isssHI ssnk street, street, lo5; Paramount. Scotsman,
 Sixth race, five and one-half fur longs: selling-Sincerity Belle, 104; Bishop Poole, 106; Bradwarlin, Useful Lady, Dixelle. 107: Janeta. 10S Dundall, Gladiator, Garvice. no: Black Art, 11S.
 At Kansas City.
 Kansas City. Oct. 13.-The fourth race at mile and a furlong and the feature of today's card at Elmridge was won by Alma Dufour. who took up the running at the head of the stretch. Weather clear; track fast.
 First race, six furlongs-Eugenia B., 103 Qawrenceb to 1, won; St. Andrew, 109 (Henry) to 1. second; Agnes Bren- nan. 103 (Aubuchon) 12 to 1. third Time. 1:13 12. Waterspout, Inquisi- tive Girl, Belle of Clay, Cloverton. Dur bar. Hazel Roberts. Patsy Brown, Ericula, Lida Leib and Mariana also ran.
 Second race. five furlongs-Tyrolean 1O3 (Cormack) { to 5. won; Adare, 100 (knappl Ito 1, second; Swedish Lad, 95 (Aubuchon) 10 to 1, third. Time, zoo S-4. Lady McKeon, Praise, Handy Bill Juiniare, Raining Leaves, Neva Welsh, Harvester II, Gallant Cassie. Massacre. A Lady, T. Jo also ran.
 Third race, mile and quarter-Harbor 9S (Finnegan) to 1, won; Ellie, 92 (Anderson) to 2. second; Colonel Bal lantyne. 107 (Booker) 20 to |, third. Time, 2;O7 1-4. Mae Miller. Fair Lady Anna and Handley Cross also ran.
 Fourth race mile and eiehth-AIroa