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LATONIA FORM CHART. .COVINGTON, KY., July 23, 1906. Sixteenth day. Latonla Jockey Club. Summer Meeting 33 days. Weather cloudy; track sloppy. 17 books on. Presiding Judge, M. N. Macfarlan. Starter, J. J. Holtman. Secretary, John B. Dillon. Racing starts at 2:30 p. in. W indicates whip, S spurs, B blinkers. Figures In parenthesis following the distance of each race indicate track record, age of horse and weight carried. nQQQp FIRST RACE 3-4 Mile. 1U21 3 103. Purse 00. 3-year-olds. Selling. QOO i Net value to winner 00. Ind Horses AWt PPSt and StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 8 63772SL,ACENE ws 1081 7 1 2J 2 3 1 Nicol Denny Bros 31 7 7 21 6-5 6379S PRINCE- OF PLESS wsn 101 13 6 3b 2 21 Douglas J S Bratton 20 25 25 8 4 332S JOE SHIELDS ws 1071 3 11 10b 8 5i 3" E RobinsnJ B Riley 5 7 7 21 7-5 63671 POSING w 102112 2 1U Is Is 4s D Austin J B Rcspess 5 5 1G-5S-5 4-5 63396 MCtlTCHEN ws 105 11 7 Sl 6h 61 5s D Boland E Alvey 6 10 10 4 2 63671 PETE VINEGAR w 1051 6 9 71 4s 4s 6s W Allen Mrs A P WHson SO 60 60 20 10 63772 MAUREEN w 101 9 10 llh 91 Ss 7 D Riley G L Macey 20 25 20 8 4 63543 SONATA w 101 4 13 13 11s 101 SS Bergman P Faut 100 200 150 60 30 63772 LADY MARCH w 101 S 3 9 10 1W 9 Grlfflth Mrs J C Milam 4 5 5 2 4-5 63574 CHAMP CLARK W 103 1 5 3 12l 9 10h Jost W A Wrght 50 50 25 12 6 6379S CAPTOR wit 103 5 S 5t 5s 12s llh M Preston J Stevens 20 40 30 12 6 C1437OLIVER w I0S1 2 4 in 71 71 12h D Hall II Herendeen 5 61 6 21 6-5 68431 CASPERDINE ws 106 10 12 12113 13 13 J MclntyreF Kuhn 50 100 73 25 12 Time, 25;, 512, 1:201. Winner I?. f, by Ingoldsby Rose Lady trained by A. L. Deiuiy. Went to post at 2:30. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second and third the same. Lacene, favored by the going and well handled, wore down Posing on the stretch turn and held the ptbprs safe In the final drij-e. winning witli plenty In reserve. Prince of ,Pless, also liking the sloppy going and away forwardiy, steadily improved his postioii and was going gamely at the end. Joe Shields, away in a tangle, closed a good gap and got up in the final stride for third place. Posing showed speed, but tired badly after going .live furlongs. MeCutchcn and Pete Vinegar ran fairly well. Lady March ran a dull race. Scratched 0.3008 Sallie B. B., 101; 63772 Globe Runner. 101; 63803 Searcli Me, 112. Overweights Lacene, 11 pounds; Joe Shields, 11; Posing, 1J; McCutchen, 2; Pete Vinegar, 21; Oliver, 21. AQQO SECOND RACE 3-4 Mile. 1:1213103. Purse 00. 3-ycar-olds and upward. Dd Oa Q Selling. Net value to winner 00. Ind Horses AWt PPSt StrFin Jockeya Owners O H C P S 62763 FREE BOOTER wn 4 110 10 1 2l 2 21 ll Nicol J W Pugh 9-5 2J 21 6-5 3-5 63S03BANPOSAL wn 3 99 12 3 11 Is Is 2 Griffith B Schreibcr 4 4 1S-53-2 7-10 63645sMAYOR JOHNSON Wn 7 10S1 5 5 ul 4s 3 3s D Hall L Marion S 9 9 3 8-5 63777 ZINDA . w 4 99 11 6 61" 5h 6s 4s D Riley J McCIernand 12 13 12 5 21 63201SPLATT w 4 101 4 10 7 Ch 41 f M Preston T H Stevens 20 30 30 10 4 63774 POTTER w 5 112 6 2 3 3h 5 61 F Jost C V Muller S 15 12 5 21 63330 PROTEUS wn 3 104 3 8 9l 9s 8s 7s F Perrctt J W ONcall 10 16 15 6 21 6171 G B ARKELMORE w 6 106 2 11 10s 10 71 8"! W Allen Mrs R A AnthonytO 75 75 25 12 63329 OASIS wn 3 93 1 7 8s S 91 9 Perkins K Spence 5 S 7 3 3-2 63774SSAND BATH wn 4 1021 8 4 il 7h 11s 10s D Austin S II Stephens 7 0 S 3 3-2 57320 HERLIDA w 4 99" 7 9 ll1 11s 10s 11s J Hicks D Hill 60 150 100 10 20 57S7S EARLY BOY wn 5 10G 9 12 12 12 12 12 D Boland Denny Bros 40 73 75 23 12 Time, 25J, 51j, 1:188. Winner Ch. c, by Ben Holladav nimyance trained by J. W. Hall. Went to post at 3:00. At post 4 minutes. Start good for all but Early Boy. Won easily; second driving; third the same. Free Booter, well ridden, was restrained to the stretch, where he gradually forged into tin lead and won drawing away. Banposal, favored by the going and away forwardiy. showed the most early speed, but tired near the end. Mayor Johnson, hard ridden, rail a good race and came fast near tiie end. Zinda closed a gap and was taken wide most of the way. Piatt was an early contender, lut tired affer going a half. Potter showed Improved speed and ran forwardiy for a half. Oasis, away poorly and badly ridden, ran a bail race and can do much better. Sand Bath failed to show much speed. Scratched 63596 Heine, 101; 63774 Mill Song. 99; 63777 Revolt, 101; 01107 Babe B., 93. Over.veights Mayor Johnson, 2 pounds; Sand Bath, lj. A Q 7 THIRD RACE 7-8 Mile. 1:2533104. Purse 00. 3-year-olds and upward. J O O jA I Allowances. Net value to winner 00. tnd Horses AWt PPSt and Vz StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 8 63800SMATADOR wn 4 105 5 3 31 21 2s ll ll D Austin K Spence 3 31 31 4-5 7-10 63147 DEBAR ws 3 10S 3 4 4s 4 3J 21 2s E RobinsnH Shannon 6 10 5 2 4-3 63S00 MA J. DAING FIELD wn 7 107 6 6 6 5h 5s 5 3h Abuchon Mrs M Goldblatt 4 4 21 7-5 3-5 63708SUNCLE HENRY wn 4 10S1 1 1 2 3h 4 41 41 Nicol E L. FitZRcraid 3 41 41 6-5 2-3 63776sNONIE LUCILLE Wn 3 91 2 2 11 11 lh 3s 5 M Preston McB Moore 7-3 4 31 3-2 3-5 63326 TERNS ROD w 4 102 4 5 5 6 6 6 6 E Rice W Egan 40 60 50 15 5 Time, 25. 50J. 1:18, 1:318. .!!!?!!.. .rfi.-..JI A inner Br. c, by Masetto Soncv Lass trained by K. Spence. Went to post at 3:34. At post 1, minute. Start good for all but Major Daingerfleld. Won driving; second and third the same. Matador, away forwardiy and favored by the going, forced a fast oacc and. moving into the lead In the Stretch, won going away. Debar is improving, ran a good race and finished fast. Major Daingerfleld was left at the post, ran a winning race and, with an even start, would have won off by-himself. Uncle Henry tired badly in the final drive and seemingly disliked the sloppy going. Tern s Rod, was never a serious contender. Nonie Lucille retired after going a half and ran a bail race, much Delow her true form. ST W7-lEIasrtc, 107; 03550Topsy Robinson, 01; 03339 Red Light, 102; 63073 White Plume, 102; 6374sMum, 100. Overweights Uncle Henry. 31 pounds. ftQfiQft FOURTH RACE Short Course. Steeplechase. 2:57 J 6 118. Purse 00. 4-year-JtJiDUO olds and upward. Allowances, Net value to winner 00.- Ind Horses AWtPPS. 2 4 6 8 StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 63723 GOULD wl2 143 6 3 2s 2s l1 l1 l1 Is McCluro J Schladt 41 10 13-56-3 1-2 63775 ARC LIGHT w 4 1261 2 2 3s 3s 5 5 2 2s Yourell J Arthur 30 40 40 10 4 63306 CLASS LEADER WS 6 149 5 5 4s 5 41 3l 31 3 Brussel J G Mitchell 4 4 4 3-" 1-" 6230GSVAR CHIEF WS 5 132 4 6 5 4s S1 2s 45 4S ONell O L Hill 3 41 4 3-2 3-3 C3S23 OHIO KING W 7 146 1 1 li n 2 41 5 5 F Morris W F Taylor 6 10 9 3 3-2 63775sMODREDLAW W 4 132 3 1 Fell. . Gaylor J C Ferriss Jr 3 16-316-56-5 2-5 Time, 3:13. V .Inner B. g, by Eolus Lady Grace trained by J. Fox. ent to post at 3:58. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second driving; third the -une Gould, running in remarkably improved form and showing much speed, forced the pace and fencine cleanly, assumed the lead when his rider was ready and won hard held through the stretch Arc Llcht ill?1? hy ,the softmsolngr came gamely after passing over the last obstacle, but was not good enough to beat the winner. Class Leader trailed far back through the field, but eaine fast in the tretch w t wis going woll at the end. War Chief, hard ridden throughout, followed close up. but tired 1 the "tUch Ohio King fenced well, but tired badly after going over five jumps. Mwlredlaw fe 11 at 1 the llle third t,"ra 3l lemn mp- Scratched 03775 Weird, 150; C3775 Jolo, 130; J3047sDalesinan 120 Overweights Arc Light, 1. 63829 FIa Ind Horses AWt PPSt hi StrFin Jockeya Owners O H C PS .?SI?NS W112 2j.3 31 31 21 11 Nicol P Dunne 1-2 3-5 3-5 out- 6HETH0 MIIUTH uJo- ?hJ U and E Austin M DyIe 3 16-53 ?-5 out lh 21 1 wl,1Sii 7 Preston B Schreiber 15 30 20 4 1 c,7ssslevia w ?7 i i ii y 4s V 9mm 9 Jws l Q-5 5-5 63071 HENRY MC w 100 5 G 55 6 51 r.n D Riley L A Bonsaolc 73 200 150 30 10 63S02 YANSEY W 100 3 5 6 51 G 6 Heft" nan J Arthur 50 100 100 23 6 Time, 25J. 51 J, 1:0G$. Winner Br. g, by Star Shoot Queen Dixon trained by P. Hanlon. Went to post at 4:30. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won driving; second and third the same. Lens, welt handled, was restrained in the early running, moved up quickly when called on and won well in hand. Oveiaudo ran forwardly from the start and raced Ilelinuth into exhaustion, but tired in the final drive. Helmuth, favored by the going showed speed, but tired and had to do his best to last long enough to save third place. Levia was close up in the early stages, but went wide into the stretch and tired in the final drive. The others were always outrun. Scratched C3199 Lexoline, 111; C3099 Margie, 10.".; G372G2Marmorean, 102; G33302John Kaufman, 100: C372G Quiddity, 97; G3305 BInondo, 102; G372G Bonaventure, 105; 01773 El Cazador, 105; Flyfast, 97; C3G75 Morales, 100. fiQQQA SIXTH RACE 3-4 Mile. l:12i 3 103. Purse 00. 3-year-olds. Selling. OOOOv Net value to winner 00. Ind Horses AWt PPSt StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 3 C3C71 MALLEABLE WB 112 9 4 21 lh 11 H D Boland J C Ferriss Jr 6 7 7 21 G-5 63777FIELD LARK W 10S1 7 2 1 2! 21 2k Nicol J AV Pugh 2 4 4 3-2 7-10 C3S04 EARLY HOURS w 107 4 3 3h 31 31 3 M Preston II R Schaffer 10 20 20 7 3 63723 MINT BOY WB 98 3 7 C 5 4l 4" F Perrett II McCarren .Tr 31 4 S-5 4-5 1-2 03728 INSPECTOR GIRL Ws 107 SI 71 62 5 5 Seder AV II Fizer 10 13 12 5 2 C341SFARGO WB 112 2 S 5h 41 6! C Abuchon Mrs M Goldblatt 10 1". 15 5 21 G21S9 LORETTA II. W 101 1 C 92 9 71 7 F Jost J L Haney 20 .W 40 15 7 63S032THE MATE WB 112 6 9 8l 82 8 S8 E RobinsnW A Smith 7 9 9 21 C-5 LOUIS C. w 107 10 5 4h 71 9l 91 Tmpson D Hill 100 150 150 CO 30 G4434 DR. YOUNG w IOCS 5 10 10 10 10 10 J Baker H Thomas 75 200 200 80 40 Time, 25g, 52, 1:20. Winner B. c, by Mazagan Intacta trained by It. Cassaday . Went to post at 5:02. At post 1 minute. Start bad. Won driving; second and third the same. Malleable, away well and showing a liking for the going, forced the running throughout and, standing a hard drive, outstayed Field Lark. The latter had no mishaps, was always a game contender and stayed well in ihe final drive. Early Hours came fast at the end and ran a good race. Mint Boy was away badly and taken wide throughout, closed a hig gap, but was badly ridden near the end and tired badly. Inspector Girl was shuttled back soon after the start and ran a fairly good race. Fargo quit. Scratched C357G Begonia. 107; C3G713Larone, 109; 03723 Miss Anxious, 101; G3723 Redcoat, 10G; C372S . Belleview, 109; 5978G Peaceful Henry, 109. Overweights Field Lark, 11 pounds; Louis C 1; Dr. Young, "i. JQQQ1 SEVENTH RACE 1 Mile. 1:3831071. Purse 00. 4-year-olds and upward. OOOQ JL Selling. Net value to winner 00. Ind Horses AWt PPSt StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 8 C3S032KNOAI,EDGE W 5 103 7 4 11 I1 11 I2 11 F Perrett J H Shouldlce 31 31 3 1 2-5 63727 THE GADFLY W 4 110 4 2 3! 32 21 22 2s Nicol H Booker 6-5 8-3 C-5 1-2 out 63752DOCILE WB 5 103 2 5 42 4s 42 31 31 Abuchon Lbckart Bros 4 5 5 9-5 7-10 CC3778THE ONLY WAY WB 4 105 5 1 5 5 5 41 42 Grimth B Schreiber 12 17 16 5 8-5 G2238 PLAUTUS WB 5 103 6 0 62 7 7 7 51 M Piston J Hudlin 30 40 40 15 5 63404 JUBA WB 5 103 1 3 7 6b 6 fi 6 D Austin T Kiley C 10 10 3 3-2 590S2 FLAMMULA WB 5 1031 3 7 22 2 32 51 7 J McIntyreHennseyandWelsh 40 40 23 8 3 Time, 20, 52, 1:20, 1:47. Winner B. g, by Filigrane Minerva, by Vauxhall trained by J. II. Shouldice. Went to post at 5:2S. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won driving; second and third the same. Knowledge, showing much speed and well ridden, set a fast pace from the start and, gamely standing a hard drive through the stretch, outstayed The Gadfly. The latter was close up in the early running and, being well handled near the end, was gaining steadily. Docile had no mishaps and ran a fairly good race. The Only Way was probably best, but was taken back on the first turn and kept far out of active contention for the first three-quarters, then responded well to weak urging and, when going fastest, flriilltli stopped tiding hard, thereby losing 1dm third place. Juba ran a dull race and can do much better. Flaiumula showed speed. Scratched 53G20 Golden Mineral, 10.1; 637492Marsh Rejlon, 10S; 03050 The Laurel. 101; 03045 Ida Davis. 101; 3C702Florizel, 101; 03778sLIght Opera, 103; 10794 2 Lady Goodrich, 105; 0374S Glassfull, 103; !37272Llttle Elkin, 103. Overweights Flamnmla, 2.
