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LATONIA FORM CHART. COVINGTON, KY., August 3, 190G. Twenty-sixth day. Latonia Jockey Club. Summer Meeting 33 Cars. Weather clear; track fast. 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. ifiIAl Q FIRST RACE 5-8 Mile. l:00j 2 110. Purse 00. 2-year-olds. Maidens. JrlJX J Selling. Net value to winner 00. Ind Horses AWt PPSt V; Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C V S C39C3 CHASE WB 107 12 4 ll l2 l2 1 T Taylor S Hudson 3 4 1S-5S-5 4-5 63963 ALTA MDONALD W 110 11 6 41 4J 31 21 Nicol J R Taylor 2 13-59-5 4-5 2-5 639S3 GABBLE W 107 2 1 2a 21 2and 3and Griffith J Arthur 6" 9 8 3 S-5 C37545BON VIVANT W 110 5 5 3 3a 41 41 Scoville J O and G II Keenel5 16 15 6 3 ARGUER w 110 8 S 7a 71 51 51 Treubel J B Respess 10 12 11 5 3 C3773 BITTER ANNE w 107 4 11 ll2 11 71 6" Perkins J C Cahn 50 100 100 40 20 C39C3 HANDSPIKE ws 107 13 3 51 5k Ga 71 J Hicks W C Overton 20 25 23 S 4 62353 ORLANDWICIC W 110 7 9 9" 9 Sl Sl D Boland J B Smith 25 30 12 6 3 63S4C BANELI.EN W 107 14 10 101 10" 111 9U W BhananB Schreiber 30 CO 60 20 10 639S3 WOOLEN -WB 107 10 7 6a 6a 101 10a E RobinsnApplegatcandCotn 12 17 15 6 3 63D24 SANDERSON W 107 9 14 Sa Sat 91 11 Otis c M Jaeger 50 60 50 20 10 63903 LIPHARDT W 110 1 2 JSJ 121 121 12" D Riley "VT A Smith 40 CO 60 20 12 IONIC w 113 C 12 14 14 13atl31 Dominick J C Van Meter 30 50 50 20 10 ELATE w 107 15 13 12a lsnkijs 145 F Jost T H Stevens 40 100 75 25 12 G3SG5 HEIRLOOM W 107 3 15 15 15 15 15 Seder p m Arthur 75 100 100 40 20 Time, 24-, 4SL 1:02. Winner B. g, by Kantaka Rochelle trained by S. Hudson. Went to post at 2:31. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second and third driving. Chase, away well and showing the most speed, assumed a long lead at once and increased his advantage with every stride, winning eased up to a canter. Alta McDonald raced forwardly from the start and, saving ground when turning into the stretch, outstayed Gabble. The latter, away ruiinin", was a game contender all the way and ran a good race, lion Vlvant went well all the way and finished gamelv. Arguer ran green and put up a good effort. Bitter Anne closed a gap and finished "oin" 0 fast Handspike tircj near the end. Scratched Norden, 107. Overweights Ionic, 3 pounds. d A AOn SECOND RACE 3-4 Mile. 1:122-.! 103. Purse 00. 3-year-olds and upward. yAzJJUJ Selling. Net value to winner 00. Ind IIoTses AWt PPSt yh Str Fin Jockeys Owners O II C P S C3923 MUM W 4 110 4 3 l1! 1 1 In E RobinsnW A Smith 20 25 20 8 31"" CS925ELASTIC W 9 122 3 1 3l 2l 2U 22 Nicol E CorrifTan 4-5 1 7-102-5 out CS345 FRANK BILL W 4 102 C 4 41 Gu 31 3 F Jost L Berirer 100 200 200 CO 30 S923 MARTIUS W 5 112 5 9 7" 7k 5U 4 Treubel K- Gerlnir Jr 4 4 1C-59-102-5 G390DREVOLT w C 113 8 5 . 51 3and 4 5a Dominick V Gilbert 10 17 17 G 21 63iC7MINNIE JOHNSON W 5 100 7 2 2l 4" 71 61 Scoville Pratt Bros 30 40 30 10 4 C391S BITTER HAND Wis 3 97 10 G Sl S2 Ci 71 Perkins J c Calm 60 75 CO :0 7 C39SG MINT BOY WB 3 92 1 S 61 5 S2 S2 F Perrett H JlcCarren Jr 10 25 20 S 4 639142MAYOR JOHNSON W 7 10S 2 11 102 9U 92 0 Abuchon L Marion 10 15 12 3 7-5 C3925TERNS ROD W 4 10S 9 7 9 104 10 10 E Rice W Eiran 15 20 20 C 3 639SG IMAGINATION W 3 93 11 10 11 11 11 11 Dearborn H Walker 100 200 200 SO 40 Time, 24, 4SJ, 1:145. Winner Ch. f, by Free Mason Mrs. Boaz trained by W. A. Smith. Went to post at 3:00. At iost 8 minutes. Start bad. Won driving; second and third the same. Mum, showing suddenly Improved form and much speed, established a long lead from the start and, being well ridden, lasted just long enough. Elastic, away running, followed the leader close up in the earlv stages, stood a hard drive well and would have won In another stride. Frank Bill kept well up with the early pace and ran a surprisingly good race for him. Martius, away ikwrly, closed a big gap and suffered from Interference. Revolt ran a fairly good race. Terns Rod ran a bad race and can do much better. Mayor Johnson, away badly, had scant chance. Scratched 03907 Dod Anderson, 104; C39S4Searcli Me, 102; G3S47 Malleable, 103; C39C4 Duessa, 97; C39G7 Orllne, IPS. A f " -I THIRD RACE 7-8 Mile. 1:25 J 3 104. Purse 00. 3-year-olds and upward. DtcU JL Allowances. Net value to winner 00. Ind Horses AWt PPSt Vs. Vi Str Fin Jockeys Owners O II C P S G3969WEE LASS w 3 SS 1 1 11 1 1" 1" l5 M Preston Hall and Marshall 3 i 9-5 4-5 2-3 C3916 MATADOR wn 4 110 3 4 3 31 2 2J 2and Nicol K Spence 20 30 30 10 41 63966 OLD STONE W 5 1011 4 3 7 5a 7 4a 31! Abuchon Mrs M Goldblatt 4 4 3 7-5 3-3 6390SGRANADA W 3 93 2 2 4a Cat 5t Sa 4a F Perrett J H Shouldice 31 4 4 3-2 3-5 6391G WHITE PLUME WB 5 1021 5 5 5k 41 3" 51 5a Treubel G W Moore 6 8 6 2 1 C32663DEVOUT WB 4 115 7 7 Gi 7 GI 6 6 E RobinsnT Dunne 3 51 51 2 7-10 C0176CHIEF MILLIKIN W 4 100 G G 21 21 4a 7 7 Perkins E J Gildersleeve 30. CO 50 20 G Time, 24, 47, 1:134, 1:27. Winner Ch. f, by Albert Scotch Lassie trained by L. Hall. Went to post at 3:35. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second driving; third the same. Wee Lass broke fully In motion and, quickly getting into her stride, opened up a winning lead in the first quarter, increasing her advantage thereafter until in the final furlong, where she was eased to a canter. Matador ran in Improved form under a good rider and finished going fast. Old Stone, after suffering interference, came fast through the stretch when hard ridden and closed a big gap. Granada ran a fairly good race under indifferent handling. White Plume ran well in sjwts only and will improve. Devout seemed to sulk most of the way. Chief Mllllkin showed early speed and favors mud. Scratched ttKMO Nonle Lucille, 88. Overweights Old Stone, li pounds; White Plume, 2. CI A O FOURTH RACE Short Course. Steeplechase. 2:57 0 14S. Purse 00. 3-year- C.J olls and upward. Handicap. Net value to winner 00. " Ind Horses AWtPPSt 2 4 G 8 StrFln Jockeys Owners O II C P S C3947 JIM BOZEMAN wl3 149 1 2 1" l 1 1 l5 1 Archlbld L Noble 31 5 21 6-5 1-2 C39I7 OHIO KING Ws 7 141 2 4 2s 22",2022I2F Morris W F Taylor 21 31 3 1 1-2 C39S52SUBADOR W 7 149 4 5 3B 3 3 3 3 3 O Rico F J Douslas 1 21 3-2 3-5 out 63947 PROFITABLE w 6 135 3 1 4 4 4 4 4 4 Powers Mrs A Winters 12 12 10 3 1 GS337 BILLY WAKE W 4 128 6G5 5 5 5 5 5 Yourell II M Rice 20 30 30 S 21 55142 B. OF ROSCREA W 7 128 5 3 Ran out. Garic J S Bratton 12 15 G 2 4-5 Time, 3:04J. Winner B. g, by Major Ban Bessie trained by C. Nolte. Went to post at 4:02. At iost 3 minutes. Start bad. Won easily; second and third driving. Jim Bozeman acted fractiously at the post, but was away running and, showing the most speed, had littie opposition after all but Ohio King ran out, winning well in hand. Ohio King was hard restrained all the way and seemingly could have won off by himself with Intelligent handling. Subador was taken into the course where he ran out and came on again in front of Profitable to the stretch, where lie had to be shaken up to stall off the hitters determined challenge. Billy Wake was also taken back Into the course, but finished cased up. Billy Wake and Byrne of Roscrea were responsible for the horses running out. Scratched 03S28Gould, 152; C3074 II. M. P.. 139; 03047 Baveno, 125. f A f Q FIFTH RACE 1 1-8 Miles. 1 :51J 3 98. Purse 00. 4-year-olds and upward. OttvO Selling. Net value to winner 00. Ind Horses A WtlPSt St Str Fin Jockeys Owners II C P i G3909ST. PARIS W 5 109 7 2 ll ll ll l2 ll l2 Nicol A L Kirby 7-5 S-5 9-102-5 out C396S2THE GADFLY W 4 107 4 1 5 51 3 32 3" 2 D Boland II Booker 3 41 41 7-5 3-5 639S2 BERN. CRAMERWsn 4 99 1 5 9a 10 7a CI 41 32 Kinney II J Harris 20 .! 30 12 5 C39S6 THE LAUREL WS 9 104 9 G 31 2?k 21 21 2 4a Scoville J E Richardson 30 30 23 8 4 G39072MORENDO W G 10G S 10 10 Sl Sa 7nk ra 52 F Jost D Conley 7 S C 2 1 C39S2 DR. HART w 7 107 C 7 71 7 C2 51 61 6J E RobinsnF E Ryan 8 12 10 4 S-5 C3S90 HANDY BILL WB 4 107 2 4 41 4S 51 Sak s1 7 T Taylor J R Taylor S 20 15 G 3 C39S2 ST. SEVER ws 7 10G 5 S Ga Ch 4a 4 ? 8 P Perrett J S Bratton 20 23 25 S 4 69S4 LABOR w S 106 10 9 S 9 9 915 915 920 Seder D W Rogers 10 15 15 6 21 C3772 FRIVOL wn 7 104 3 3 2" 3ilO 10 10 10 Abuchon J Dustin 30 10 40 12 5 Time, 245, -4SJ, 1:15, 1:4145.. 1:54J. Winner Br. h, by Hindoo Sappho trained by A. L. Kirby. Went to post at 4:3:!. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second and third driving. St. Paris ran as if much the best, was away well and, showing the most speed, won all the way without great effort. The Gadlly. best of the others, had to overcome slight interference and ran a good race. Bernie Cramer, badly ridden, closed a tremendous gap in the last half and finished going fast. The Laurel tired badly after going a half. Morendo came fast near the end. Labor ran a bad nice and can do much better. Dr. Hart tired in the final drive. Scratched O390S Cashier, 104; 039S2 Yachting Girl, 97; C39S2 Injunction, 100; CI00C Pennant, 101; 039CSLlttIe Elkiu. 100; 03920 Filler,. 104. Overweights Dr. Hart, 1 pound. A AO A SIXTH RACE 1 Mile. 1 :3S 3 107J. Purse 00. 3-year-olds and upward. O OC VJ Selling. Net value to winner 00. Ind Horses AWt PPSt k Str Fin Jockeys Owners II C P S C3S512POSTMAN W G 107 5 4 51 3A 21 11 1 E RobinsnK G Baldwin G 6 G 9-5 9-10 63752MARSHAL NEY Wl! 5 115 4 1 2" 21 3 31 21 Nicol J W ONeall 7-5 3-2 1 1-2 out 639C92DUDLEY WS 3 90 1 5 4 41 4 41 3 T Taylor S Hudson 31 41 4 6-5 1-2 639C7 LACENE ws 3 92 G 1 ll ll 11 2 41 Oregar Denny Bros 15 20 20 7 31 63969 EULAR W 3 90 i 7 7 7i 51 5 51" Scoville T II Stevens 30 50 50 15 C 639C9 DR. MCLUER WB 3 921 7 8 Sa S2 7 S 62 D Riley P M Civill 20 25 23 S SS G39S4 LADY CHARADE w 3 93 9 G Ci Gi S 72 7 Grillith J Arthur 15 15 12 5 2 G3914 FLORIZEL w 5 98 2 3 3 5 6n 6 8" F Perrett II McCarren Jr G S S 3 3-2 63S47 KATHERINE L. w 3 93 S 9 9 9 9 9 9 Wstrand W W Benson 100 200 200 SO 40 , Time. 24J, -491. 1:151. 1:41s. Winner Ch. g, by Fenelon F.lora trained by W. P. Ileardon. Went to post at 15:04. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won handily; second and third driving. Postman was well handled and ran to ills lx-st form, gradually improved his position, although going wide, wore down the leaders after going three-quarters and held Marshal Ney safe in the final drive. The latter ran sluggishly in the early stages and went wide into the stretch, but came on gamely under c hard drive and was wearing the leader down slowly at the end. Dudley. ioorly handled, ran a good race and finished going fast. Laeene tired after showing the most speed for the first three-quarters Dr. JleCliitr closed a gap. Eular ran a fairly good race and had to overcome a lot of Interference. Lady Charade ran a dull race. Scratched 0359S Gilpin, 107; 03S31Knowledge, 103; 0327S Floral Artist. 90; 03021 Romany Rve, 102. Overweights Postman, 1 pound; Laeene, 1; Lady Charade. 2; Katherlne L., 5; Dr. McCluer. 21. 2 A AO PT SEVENTH RACE 1 Mile. 1:3S 3 107$. Purse 00. 3-year-olds and upward. Ky3ZJJJ Selling. Net value to winner 00. Ind Horses AWt PPSt Str Fin Jockeys Qvners O II C P S 639S7 DOCILE WB 5 104 7 5 6 5" 21 21 In Abuchon Lockart Bros S 10 10 3 3-2 63S27 UNCLE HENRY WS 4 113 2 2 Ink 1J lj 11 21 Nicol E L Fitzgerald. S-5 21 11-54-5 2-5 G39S7AMBERITA wn 5 101 G G 52 Ga 7 3a 31 F Jost E J Gildersleeve 4 8 7 21 7-5 C39302JOSIES JEWEL ws 3 SS 4 7 7 7 41 4a 4h M Preston .1 F Newman 2 21 C-5 3-5 1-3 C3950 BITTER BROWN w 3 94 1 1 3"k 2h 6a 6n 52 Perkins J C Cahn 10 10 9 3 S-5 639S7 IDA DAVIS W 5 101 3 4 21 21 3a 5a 61 Oregar J S Ward 12 27, 20 7 21 63S72BANPOSAL w 3 97 5 3 41 4a 5a 7 7 Griffith B Schreiber 12 20 20 7 21 Time, 24, 4SJ, 1:13. 1:41. Winner Br. m, by St. Blaise Docility trained by A. Lockart. Went to post at 5:32. At post 3 minutes. Start bad. Won driving; second and third the same. Docile began slowly, but moved up rapidly after going a quarter and, saving ground when turning into the stretch,, stood a hard drive gamely and outlasted Uncle Henry. The latter, away well, escaped all interference, but bore out through the stretch drive and this cost lilm the race. Amber! tn had a rough trip and was going fast at the end. .Tosies Jewel, away in a tangle and showing scant speed for the first half, moved up well thereafter, but was roughly handled and tired near the end. Bitter Brown, interfered with sharply all the way, ran a good race and, with clear sailing, would have lieen a dangerous contender. Ida Davis had a rough trip. Banposal was almost thrown ou the stretch turn. Preston was mostly esimn-slhle for the interference. Scratched U39092Inspector Girl. 91; 03950 Kings Guinea. 102.
