The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-27
LONG SHOT WINS
 FEATURE HANDICAP


 Lexington, Ky, September 26.-The Ell mendorff handicap. the feature of the| sixth day of the fall meeting of the Ken-| lucky Racing association, was won by| Tim Pippin, paying s25 in the s2 mutuels, in drive with John Griffon II. Han-| bridge, heavily played favorite, was not| in the money. The rains of Sunday made| the track heavy and the card was marred| by the large number of scratches. Cloud, at $135O in the s2 mutuels won the sec-| ond from Cisco and Americaneer. Jack| Weaver. the favorite, also ran. Royal Captive, paying s2S in the g mutuels, won the fifth in a close finish. The crowd was estimated at 4OOo. Weather clear; track slow. Summaries: First race, 3-year-olds and up, selling, six furlongs: Twilight Queen, 1O5 (Thom- as), won; Tommy McGee, 99 (Martin), second; Jacobite, 1o5 (Reid), third. Time, 1:16 3-5. g mutuels paid: Twilight Queen, s5.20; s36O, $2.6O; Tommy McGee, place s19.3o s5.60; Jacobite, show $2.50.
 Second race 2-year-olds, five and halfI furlongs, seling-Cloud, 1Os (MartiD won Cisco, 101 (Koerner), second; Amerl1 cancer, 104 (Mountain). third. Time 0s 3-5. s2 mutuels paid: Cloud, s13 350I s9.1o, s5.5o; Cisco, s1o6o; s7.1o; Ameri- cancer, SS30.
 Third race, handicap -or 2-year-oldsI six furlongs-Any Port, 1O5 (Thomas) won; Labold, 106 CMartin), second; La UMexican, 106 (Grand, third. Time 1:16 3-5. g mutuels paid: Any Port, $4 30 g. 40. $2.20; Labold, $2.6O, $2.10; La U'Mexi1 can, s250.
 Fourth race, Elemendorff handicap, al ages, $500 added, six furlongs-Tim Pip .l.. 1na T1Iz,, ~;A IT (Grand), second Round the World, 9s (Thomas), third. Time, Ills 1-5. s2 mu- tuels paid: Tim Pippin. s25.so, s7.50. sS John Chiffon IL, s7.30, $3.So Round thd World, s.
 Fifth race, 3-year-olds and up, selling purse $500, six furlongs-Royal Captive Ill (Kennedy). won; Emperor William 113 (Grand). second: Selwik. 120 (Goose) third. Time, 115 1-5. g mutuels paid Royal Captive, $2S. ss.s0 $40; Empero William, $4.70 s3.20; Selwik $3.3O.
 Sixth race, 3-year-olds and. up, pursd $500, mile and half-Mamie Algol, 10M OKennedy), won Ago, TOT (Rice), second John E. McMillan, 107 CThomas), third Time, 2:40k $2 mutuels paid: Mamil Algol, $3.40, $40, s2.10; Ago, $26O, g. 10 John E. McMillan, $2.1O.
 Lexington Entries
 Lexington, September 26.-Entries fo tomorrow:
 First race, mile and 20 yards, maide 3-year-olds and up-Seahbra, James Stol( Dr. Kitchen. Edna Stewart, Melbourne 97 Dav.d, Frances Ray, TOT.
 Second race, 51s furlongs, purse. 2-year olds-Mona Liza, Helen Burnett, Golde Ruby. Fanny Kemble. 1os; Apple Prince Hectagon. Idleweiss, Bobby Boyer, Mont Fox, Charley Buddeke, 112.
 Third race, mile and 70 yards, fiilie and mares years old and up selling Tortuous, 93 Claudia, 99; Starport, 100 Gentle Bess, 1o1; Sorrowful, 102; Denve Girl, Alice, 103.
 Fourth race, 51a furlongs, the Idlehou Farm Handicap. 2-year-olds and up Bettie Sue, 100; Bobby Boyer, Anypor 1O2; Colston, Labold, 105; Danger Marl 116; County Tax. 101; Governor Gray, Ill Round the World. 122. County Tax an Governor Gray coupled as R. N. Smith Co. entry.
 Fifth race, mile and 20 yards, 3-yeal olds and up, selling-Ameron, 97; Icariai J. G. Walton, 100; Musetta w., Hirmf Nettie Traver, Agnes Wood, Philande TOT.
 Sixth race, 1 mile and 20 yards, 3-yea olds and up, selling-Henry Hutchinson ST.: Greenbridge, 105; Meadow Gras Carew, Olive Ely. Beau Brummel, 10l County Clerk, stolpypin, 11o.
 Weather clear; track heavy.
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