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LEXINGTON FORM CHART. LEXINGTON. KY. , THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 29, 1910.— Ninth and last day. Kentucky Association. Fall Meeting of 0 days. Weather clear. Presiding Tnflji . Thomas II. Clay. Starter. Mars Cassidy. Racing Secretary, W. II. Shelley. Racing starts at 2.15 p. m. Chicago time 2:15 p. m.i. W indicates whip, S spurs. B blinkers. Figures in parentheses lolluwing the distance of each race indicate index number, track record, age of horse and weight carried. Indicates apprentice allowance. S 4 / O O FIRST RACK— 3-4 Mile. S0303— 1 :12%— 7— 115. 50 added. 3-year-olds and up-t/UOO ward. Selling. Net value to winner 75. Ind Horses AWtPPSt % % % Str Fin Joekevs Owners Straight!*18 Sales" 99St?TOI80N ivor w 4 M9 2 3 4 ll l1 11 T Koerner OaBaher Bros 5H-ioo 10 9189SBILLY BODEMER ws 4 10!t 7 4 I* 21 21 Keogh W Gerst 17-5 25 8iis:.3 WESTBURY wb 6 10a 3 2 1" 3* 31 • J Reid H Reinzen 14 fU 91946 SALLY PRESTON wn G 109 9 8 8- 41 4 4i T Rice A Robertson 22-5 12 WUTOMMT MCEE wn 3 103 G 1 Zl 7* H V E Martin J B Respess 19-5 13 9192S HEINE m 7 1ii9 10 11 10* 8 8* 61 Goose C Straus 12 t :i]M MAY BRIDE wit 3 103 4 7 5 6" t* 71 Moore J R Wainwright 95 919M*8HAMROCK W 3 103 11 6 «" 5J 71 8s A Thomas W P t: L E Fine t!4 MSiit; FROST LANCASTERw 3 103 S 9 7h 10 10 91 Hufnagel Hickey Bros 31 f*i4iy ALCHEMIST W 4 109 1 5 9 9 9 10s D McCthyJ P Ross 42 919*2 GRENADE wn 9 1 09 5 1 0 11 11 11 ll2 C Grand T Hatfield 91921 IT ANDREWS w 4 M9 12 12 12 12 12 12 A Burton M Burton t t tMntnel BehL J Auction field. Time. 23%, 48%, 1:13%. Track fast. It mutuels paid, Toison dOr. 2.20 straight, .10 place, .70 show; Billy Rodemer. .00 place, .60 - how: Westlmiv. .80 show. E inivalent lMH.kinj; odds -Toison dOr. 510 to 100 straight. 305 to 100 place, 185 to 100 show, Billy Borlemer. ISO to 100 place, so to 100 show: Weal bury. 340 to 100 show. Winner — Ch. g. by Blnea— GokMeee trained by .1. c. Gallaber. Went P. noat at 2:3o. At post 4 minutes. Start good. Won driving: second and third the same. TOISON DOR prominent from the start, went into the lead after going a qnarter and gamely held sway for the rest of the way. BILLY BODEMER made a resolute effort for the lead after rounding into the srelch. bill could not quite get up. WESTBURY set the pace for a half mile and tired in the last furlong, but held on gamely. SALLY PRESTON was going fast at the end after closing a big gap. TOMMY ftfGEE «;s sluillleil back alter going a qnarter, losing much ground. The winner was entered for 00; no bid. Scratched— 0H «i2iTwlligiit Queen. 100: 80324 Ethel Day. 100 : 01547 Rowland Otis. 103. |"v iAQO SECOND RACK— 3-4 Mile. S0303— 1 :12%— 7— 1 15. 50 added. 2-year-olds. j £ Jfj J Allowances. Net value to winner S255. Ind Horses AWtPPSt K M % Str ITn Jockeys Owners "rahL18 Sles" S1G17 BETTIE SUE W 1 i7 9 3 1 1- li 1« T Rice A Brown 1175-100 35 91994HECTAGON wn 110 hi 2 21 l 23 2s A Thomas T Newton 13-10 Mt ti:,45 LOW EE N w 107 G 4 *• 4= 41 3J J Reid G C Bennett 47 J30 91900 MESSENGER BOY wn 110 3 5 6 :. 5 4h D MrCthvMrs M Lota • 12 20 |91945MINDINETTE wn 107 4 8 7 ■ Gh 5 I Keogh Wilson Stable 11 30 tt9S3 JACK WEAVER WB Ul 1 1 3 3 V. »;» Gtooee J II Nichols 10 « 91964 NY PORT w 110 8 10 8 8 7 7° Moore C Woodford 3 55 9C484 STARRY HERRMNNwb M7 2 G ."i 7 8 $• Hufnagel Long K- Thompson t170 % LONGRIDGE W ll1 7 7 9 9 9 9s C Grand J McClintock 170 % 9194S SISTER BETSY WB 107 9 10 10 10 10* T Koerner W Grater 127 J H9CC PRAIRIE BELLE W 107 11 11 11 11 11 11 Franklin D T Morris t t tMntnel field. J Auction field. Time. 23 i, 48. 1:14. Track fast. 295 mutuels paid, Bettie Sue, 5.50 straight. 1910.sh.80 place. .20 show; Hectagon, .00 place. .40 show: Lower u, ;.2o show. Eipiivalent booking odds -Bettie Sue. 1175 to 10O straight, 240 to 100 place, 1C0 to 100 sliow; Hectagon, 80 to 100 place. 70 to 100 show: Loween. 210 to 100 show. Winner— Ch. f. bv The OaaanMBei -Alveria M. i trained by R. Cassady. Went to post at 3:10. At jHist 1 minute. Start fair. Won easilv; second and third driving. BETTIE SI F moved Hto a good lead from a fast start and always held HECTAGON safe. The bitter was re-Strained for the first half, hut failed badly when called on. LOWEEN, standing the final drive namely, got tip In the last few strides for third place. MESSENOER BOY came with a belated rush in the streteh. MIN DINETTE was caught in the btrrier at the start and doaed a big gap. JACK WEAVER showed speed, but tired in the last furlong. ANY PORT was away too poorly to have much chance. r kf/ f THIRD RACK — 3-4 Mile. isiijao.!— 1 :12V,--7— 115. Purse 00. 4-year-olds and up-j iiV/lU ward. Selling. Net value to winner 25. Ind Horses AWtPPSt M % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners "raight!*18 Sales? •JlWii-EMPER. WILLIAM wn 4 111 5 5 4i 3- 2b li C Grand T Hatfield 170-100 50 9196CROYAL CAPTIVE w 4 111 4 3 2i 2» 35 2- Kennedy J R Wainwright 31 55 9i:»GG:;SELWIK w 4 116 2 2 ll 1" 1" 3" Goose A Turney 2 45 919G6 JEANNE DARC W 5 107 3 4 5 5 5 41 Keogh J E Otto Jlo 88913 DESiOMNETS w 4 109 1 1 3l 4J 4h 5 McTagrt M Preston 39 f t Auction field. Time, 23, 47%, 1:1*%. Track fast. 165 mutuels paid. Emperor William, .40 straight. .10 place, .40 show; Royal Captive. .40 place, .41 show: Selwik, .30 show. Equivalent booking odds— Kmperor William. 170 to 100 straight, 55 to 100 place. 20 to 100 show; Royal Captive, 70 to 100 place. 20 to KM show; Selwik. 15 to 100 show. Winner — R. c, bv Sain — La Rella trained by T. Hatfield i. Went to post at 3:45. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won easily; second and third driving. EMPEROR WILLIAM, away stumbling and going wide most of the way. came with a great rush in the strefeh and drew out to win going away. ROYAL CAPTIVE followed SELWIK Closely to the last furlong. When she was sharply bntnped when wedged in between EMPEROR WILLIAM and SELWIK. causing her to lose some ground, but not enough to affect the result. SELWIK set a fast pace and tired in the last quarter. DESIOMNETS showed speed for a half mile. The winner was entered for 00: no bid. QOtfa/l 1 FOURTH RACE — 1 Mile and 20 Yards. 80314—1 :4Hf.— 4— los. j Lexington Brewing j JL Company Selling Stakes. 00 added. 3-year-olds and upward. Net value to win ner $ st;. Ind Horses AWtPPSt % % =4 Str Fin Jockeys Owners traighL18 Sales" P193DHANS w 5 108 3 2 l1 l1! in ll l3 Goose A Weber 1370-100 30 91929 INTRINSIC w 3 100 6 1 2 » 2» 2l 2i 2« A Thomas C Woodford 19-10 100 914SS*HUCK Wn 5 110 1 4 3h 31 3 3 3i T Koerner T C McDowell 8 25 91947-NORBITT WB 5 112 5 3 51 4" 4*] 4* 4* D McCthyW S House 13-10 78 91899 JOHN FURLONG wit 3 100 2 7 65 5J 5« 5* 5* Moore J C Rogers 53 20 9!949=SAMARIA wn 3 S8 4 6 4i 6s 62 62 6 E Martin J P Ross , 15 ftf 92014:!TOM BIG BEE w 3 109 7 5 7 7 7 7 7 Hufnagel J F Gaffney 30 t JAuction fiedd. Time, 23%, 48%, 1:13, l:39y5, 1:40% new track record. Track fast. 278 mutuels paid, Hans, 0.40 straight, .40 place, .30 show; Intrinsic, .00 place, .10 show; Hack, .90 show. Eipiivalent booking odds— Hans, 1370 to 100 straight, 320 to 100 place, 115 to 100 show; Intrinsic. .80 to loo place, 88 to HM show: Hack, 05 to loo show. Winner — Ch. h, by Handsel — Lady Eon trained by T. S. Ward. Went to post at 4:15. At post 2 minutes. Start pood. Won driving: second and third the same. HANS, showing the most speed and well ridden, was quickly se/it into a long lead and, maintaining e. fast pace well, held the others safe throughout. INTRINSIC ran a good race and lost much ground by going wide all the way, but was not good enough to lioat the winner today. BUCK made a game effort throughout, tiring only in the last furlong. NORBITT, badly ridden, was taken all over the track for the first three-quarters. JOHN FURLONG went fairly well. The winner was entered for 00; no hid. QOrk/l O FIFTH RACE— 51 1-2 Furlongs. 5431 0—1 :0C»Vi — 1— 11 TV Purse 00. 2-year-olds. Yj /UJrx: dfi Selling. Net value to winner 25. Ind Horses AWtPPSt % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners "raighL18 Sales™ 91963 HENRY WALBANK W" 103 13 S 7» 71 2 5 In Steinhdt G H Whitney 410-100 18 91963 MERICANEER wn 10G 9 1 3h 31 li 21 Keogh W Gerst 11 19 91963-CISKO wb 100 10 11 12 8- 31 A Thomas J N Camden 7-5 50 91963 BEN UNCAS w 105 5 9 4h 61 7* 41 T Rice W E Oots tGl +.30 91963 ALICE A. DALE w 103 4 3 5» 51 41 5- A Burton J Bradley t t 919453MARY DAY WB 1051 7 12 61 41 6l 61 C Grand Hughes and Spencer 15 10 91S79 MAYOR HEAD w 100 2 5 81 101 8» 71 B Martin J B Respess 27 10 9194S*BRIGHT MAIDEN w 92 8 13 11 1and 9 8 Steele A D Steele 148 + 91945 JAMES MC w 105 1 4 2" 2 31 9» J Reid H McCarren t t 91964 EASTERN STAR w 104 11 10 10 11 10 101 D McCthyMrs H H Selby 37 91897 TITTER wb 100 G 6 9 9 11 ll"* Porter C N Reidiner t t ♦BOB FARLEY w 98 12 14 13 13 13 123 Moore J T Ireland t t 919483COLETTA wb 99* 3 2 11 12 12 13« T Koerner T Pettie 23 t 91963 GOING SOME w 100 14 7 14 14 14 14 Goose J P Ross 11 10 tMutuel field. JAuction field. Time, 24%, 49, 1:01%, 1:07%. Track fast. 138 mutuels paid. Henry Walhank, 0.20 straight, 1910.sh.00 place, .00 show; Americaneer, 0.70 place. .00 show: Cisko, .00 show. Equivalent txioking odds — Henrv Walhank. 410 to 100 straight. 230 to 100 place, 100 to 100 show; Americaneer, 435 to 100 place, !5 to 100 show: Cisko. 50 to 106 show. Winner — Br. c. by Farandole — Lady Galopin trained by G. W. Innes. Went to post at 4:47. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won driving; seeond and third the same. HENRY WALBANK moved up rapidly from a slow beginning and, gaining steadily, got up In the last few strides. AMERICANEER ran well and should have won. but was given an overconfident ride near the end and was unprepared for the winners rush. CISKO closed a big gap in the last three furlongs mid was going fastest at the end. .TAMKS MC went well and is rounding into his best form. BEN UNCAS and ALICE A. DALE ran well and finished close up. The winner was entered for 00; no bid. Scratched— 01045 Indian Oirl. 100. Overweights — Ben lincas. 2 pounds; Mary Day. 2j : James Me. 2: Eastern Star. 1: Coletta, 2L QftA4 Q SIXTH RACE— 1 Mile and 20 Yards. 02041—1 :40%— 5— 108. j Purse 00. 3-year-oils and upward. Selling. Net value to winner 25. Ind Horses AWtPPSt Jf % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners sumight8 Sale" 91944PBTER PENDER w 4 110 5 4 2h iu iu i i D McCthyJ B Kaufman 2700-100 ±]ii 91993FRANCBS RAY W 5 108 7 1 51 51 4n 21 V E Martin Mrs J Blute 8 14 9191 2" WANDER w 4 107 8 8 7s 61 51 4* 3* C Grand A Wilson 9-5 21 9199SHEN. HUTCHISON wb 3 100 6 6 31 31 33 31 4* Goose G H Whitney 2J 35 91S7S3FOXY MARY w 3 110 2 5 62 7* 78 62 5 Franklin A B Lowe 7 22 9194G3,COLINET WB 3 93 4 7 4h 2i 21 5?, 6l J Allen E R Bradley 21 t 9192S RICE GRAIN w 3 104 1 2 ll 41 61 7* 72 A Thomas W B Duke 10 89810 ADA O. WALKER w 5 107 3 3 8 8 8 8 8 T Rice J C Ferriss 30 t Auction field. Time, 24, 48%, 1:14%, 1:40%, 1:41%. Track fast. — — mutuels paid, Peter Pender, 0.00 straight. 4.10 place, .50 show; Frances Rav. 0.70 place. .00 show: Wander. .00 show. Equivalent l ooking mlds — Peter Pender, 2700 to 100 straight, 1105 to 100 place 275 to 100 show-Frances Ray. 435 to M0 place, 150 to 100 show: Wander. 80 to 100 show. Winner — B. c. by Meltonian — Nun trained by J. B. Kaufman. Went to post at 5:21. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won easily: second and third driving. PETKR PKNDKR. a much improved horse, went into the lead after rounding the first turn and, Bhowhl* the most speed, easily held his advantage to the end. PRANCES RAY, forced to go wide and restrained in the early running, came with a rush in the stretch. WANDER began slowly and closed a big gap in the last quarter. HENRY HUTCHISON tired badly in the stretch. FOXY MARY ran poorly and will do better. The winner was entered for 00; no bid. Overweights — Foxy Mary. 1 pound.
