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SLAUGHTER OF LAYERS AT KENILWORTH. Good Things in Order and the Bankrolls Dwindle Schreiber Wins Heavily Over Earl Rogers. Buffalo,- N. Y., June 18. All the winners at Kenilworth this afternoon came in for strong support and the layers received a drubbing that thev will remember for some days to come. Long prices were laid against several of them In the opening betting, but post time saw a steady cut in the odds about tbem all. The victories of Plaud, backed from S to 4; Miss Rillie, from 0 to 4, and Workmald, from 7 to a to 1, forced the cashiers to unloosen the wrappers on their bankrolls to settle their obligations after the races. Barney Schreiber and his followers did not allow Earl Rogers, winner of the first race, to run loose. Despite the heavy snpport to Cadichon and Secret, the odds on Earl Rogers were cut from 12 to 10 to 1 and the victory ftt the Schreiber horse meant that the owner and followers of the stable had landed a good thing. Even Cutters victory at the short odds of 2 to 5 meant additional losses for the ring. With onlv Anna Smith and Saladin opposed to her, Cutter looked like a 1 to 10 shot and the little to 20 that .wax laid, was eagerly snapped up. Cutter won her race in a canter, after racing along with Anna Smith for a half mile. Earl Rogers made a runaway affair of his race. lie broke in motion, rushed to the front and led all Hie way. winning easily from Colonel Bartlelt. tYorkmaid had to stand the hardest kind of a drive to beat Boola out a neck in her race. Ml lllllie simply smothered her opponents afler the" Unit half mile of her race had been covered. Koerrtfr nursed her along in the early stages, went t the front when ready and she galloped home tlie easiest sort ot a winner. Charles Mulliolland shipped the stable which George C. Bennett has been racing here to Sbeeps-Jiead Bay. Jockey McGee, who is under contract to Mr. Bennett, accompanied the stable. Amos Tnrnev thought the horses be has been racing at Toronto to KcfliJwortli.
