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i LATONIA FORM CHART. LATONIA. COVINGTON, KY., Monday, July 1, 1907. Nineteenth day. Latonia Jockey Clnb. Spring Meeting 30 days . Weather clear; track fast. 17 books on. Presiding Judge, E. C. Hopper. Starter, J. J. Holtman. Secretary, John B. Dillon. Racing starts at 2:30 p. m. W indicates whip, S spurs. B blinkers. Figures in parenthesis following the distauce of each race indicate index number, track record, age of" horse and weight carried. A FIRST RACE 5-8 Mile. 505071:0052110. Purse 00. 2-year-olds. Maidens. J tQTbU Colts and Oeldings, Selling. Net value to winner 00. Ind Horses AWtPPSt M Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S C9S14 ELDER ws 107 S 5 lb lb nj 1 Cmmins Rogers and ParrishS i 7 21 6-5 6939G ALBERT FANZ w 107 9 7 3b 21 21 22 Pickens P J Millett 3 3 2i 4-5 1-2 C9C8S3ROYAL CHANCE W 110 5 G 2b 3k 41 3 J Lee J B Respess 1 8-5 7-5 1-2 1-4 BELARIUS WB 110 4 4 4 41 3b 4 Heidel G J Long G 10 8 3 8-5 C9224 DR. SIMRALTj W 110 3 2 61 61 51 5h D Austin E Alvey 8 15 15 C 3 69515 LEP GODCHAUX wn 110 1 1 98 71 7i 6b Cherry F Cook 20 30 15 C 3 G97CS L. C. WIDRIG w 110 7 3 52 51 Gb 7l Bilac A J Gorey 8 20 15 6 3 HEADFLYER w 110 G 8 71 81 Sl 82 Trueman J C Milam 25 40 40 15 7 FRANK LALOR W 110 2 10 10 10 92 9 Helgesen D Hill 30 GO 50 1G 8 AL SMITH A WB 110 10 9 Sl 9 10 10 J Butler W Grater 30 50 40 15 7 Time, 24 , 49, 1:03?. Winner B. c, by Elkhorn Babbie Moore trained by W. S. Williams. Went to post at 2:31. At post 5 minutes. Start fair. Won easily; second and third driving. Elder, clear of interference and running to ills best form, took the leail at once and, maintaining bis speed well all the way. held the others safe in the final drive. Albert Fanz broke slowly and was forced to go wide into the stretcli. stood a drive gamely and would probably have won with clear sailing. Royal Chance, away in a tangle, showed a good Hash of speed iu racing into a prominent position in the first three furlongs, but tired slightly at the end. Belarins ran a good race and was right there most of the way. Dr. Simrall was in a jam most of the way. Lep Godchaux tired in the last quarter. L. C. Widrig tired and acted fractiously while at the post. Scratched C9S17Ordono. 110; C07S0 Wine Merchant. 310. CQQI 1 SECOND RACE 3-4 Mile. 50020 1:12 J 3 100. Purse 00. 3-year-olds. Selling. O tj Q tl: JL Net value to winner 00. Ind Horses AWtPPSt Va. y Str Flit Jockeys Owners O II C P S G9790 MARMOREAN WB 102 7 1 11 21 3 H E Martin W A Smith G 9 8 3 S-T C9790 HARTING wn 100 9 5 2i l3 l2 21 Trueman Mrs J Perkins 5 5 5 21 S-5 697G5 DELE STROME wit 109 2 3 S3 72 41 3t J Lee L A Cella 2 3 3 G-5 3-5 G97903DR. LEE HUFFMAN WB 109 8 7 32 51 21 4 Helgesen G H Marlman 3 4 4 8-5 4-5 69GS9 YOUNG STEVENS wn 109 3 2 4b 41 51 51 Pickens C BIoss 5 5 1S-57-5 7-10 G97G5 NELLETTE w 9S 10 4 5b 3h 6h G2 V Powers W M Hayes S 10 10 4 2 696S92LITTLE GEORGE wb 105 11 G 61 Gl 7 72 Heidel G H Holle 10 15 15 G 21 CSS45 CARL GRAY W 103 4 S 7b S5 S1 S2 D Austin J S Bratton 30 30 30 12 6 G9319 JOE COYLE w 100 1 11 11 103 9 92 Skirvin P J Millett 40 GO 60 25 12 69GS9 THE GOLDEN BIRD w 102 G 10 9 91 101 10" L Bailey J McDonald 15 30 20 S 4 G3SC0 ALVESTON W 10G 6 9 101 11 11 11 Cmmins G J Long 10 13 15 G 3 Time. 24, 4SJ, 1:142. Winner B. f, by Cesarion Marmora trained by W. A. Smith. Went to post at :i:00. At post 2 minutes. Start bad. Won easily: second and third driving. Mar-morean broke hist and had a long advantage at the start, but was outpaced for the first half, then came gamely through the stretch and, wearing down Darting, won drawing away. Harting showed superior sliced and seemed a certain winner on the stretch turn, but tired in the last furlong. Dele Strotno began slowly, but saved ground when coming into the stretcli and was gaining fast at the end. Young Stevens bore out badly in the stretch and would have been much closer up hut for this. Dr. Lee Huffman, away slowly, was a prominent contender in the first half, but tiled badly in the last quarter. Nellette tired after goinga half. The winner was entered for 00; no bid. Scratched 09790 lierryman, 109. Overweights Little George, 1 pound. nAQ O THIRD RACE 5-8 Mile. 50507 1:005 2 110. Purse 00. 2-vear-olils. OtOrfc. Allowances. Net value to winner 00. Ind Horses AWtPPSt 4 -StrFin .Jockeys Owners O II C I1 S G93G3PARISIAN MODEL wit 105 S 1 ll 22 11 11 Heidel G H Holle G 7 7 lTGT G9S17SGENEVA S. W 103 G 5 71 71 Gi 2" J Lee B Schreiber 0 9 9 2 1 C97173R. C. RANN w 1051 9 9 6 63 3i 31 Cmmins .1 C Milam G-5 G-5 9-101-2 out GS231 WHISK "BROOM w 101 3 3 2l 1 21 41 Pickens F Cook G G 4 2 1 G94SS BETH GOODWIN W 94 2 4 4l 3h 41 5k Pieratt H S Berry 30 30 30 10 G G97932LOUISE K. W 94 5 7 3b Gb 7b Gnt j Butler M H and L B RushG 12 12 41 11-5 G9SS33WALDORF BELLE W 94 7 10 10 10 Si 71 E Martin Millers-Johnston 15 20 20 8 3 G97G42MISS SCHIRNDING W 94 4 C 51 41 Gb 81 Skirvin J Grittin 10 20 20 8 31 GSG27 DONA II. WSlt 103 12 Sl 83 9l 9b D Austin D Hammond 15 30 30 10 5 GSG333TIM KELLY w 97 10 S 9l 9l 10 10 V Powers C A Allen 20 30 30 15 5 Disqualified for foul. Time, 232, 47$, 1:012. Winner B. f, by Sain Derfargilla trained by D. Henry. Went to post at 3:20. At post 3 minutes. Start fair. Won driving; second and third the same. Parisian Model, away fast, showed high speed and raced Whisk Broom into defeat in the first half, but repeatedly interfered with R. C. Rami in the final furlong, for which she was disqualified. Geneva S. sutfered from interference in the first half and was forced wide into the stretch, but finished witli a rush through the last furlong and got up In the closing stride. It. C. Kami, much the best, was repeatedly impeded in the first quarter and, when going fastest In the stretch, Parisian Model continued to block him. Whisk Broom tired after going a half and dislikes to go far, but will show improvement. Beth Goodwin, favored throughout, showed good form. Waldorf Belle can do much better. Scratched 10704 Ogbent. 94; 09590Lady Fesca. 112. Overweights Parisian Model, 4 pounds; Geneva S., 4; R. C. Rann, 14; Dona II., 2. OAQJ Q FOURTH RACE 1 1-16 Miles. 0203S 1:45s 1104. Purse 00. 3-year-olds and UtOTtO and upvard. Allowances. Net value to winner 00. hid Horses AWtPPSt j Vt Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H G P S 693G4MONSIGNOR wsn 3 SS 7 G Gb Gb 41 21 11 J Butler P H Jones 4 4 1G313-1KW 69791-CONVOLO w 4 103 1 2 11 l1 l3 ll 2l D Austin J C Milam 3 G 6 21 6-5 C96G0 BEAU BRUMMEL WB 3 97 3 1 71 7l 51 31 3i V Powers John Markleln 21 4 18-58-5 4-5 69599 TANGLEWOOD W 3 SS G 5 8 61 Cl 4l 43 E Martin Talbot Bros 7 7 41 8-5 4-5 G9S1S WOOLSTONE W 3 8S1 2 3 4h 3b h 54 52 pieratt L V Bellew 30 GO GO 20 S C97913BOTTLES W 3 9S G 4 31 4b 3h c2 62 Pickens C V Mueller 21 3 13-51 1-2 69718 LA VEITA w 3 91 8 8 5b S 72 7 78 Trueman W M Hayes 20 25 25 8 4 69715 HUZZAH WB 8 100 4 7 2i 2l 8 S S T Taylor J Arthur 13 40 40 15 6 Time, 24, 4S2. 1:13J, 1:402, 1:40. Winner B. c, by Prime Minister Sarah Kiinhro trained by I. II. Jones. Went to post at 3:54. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won driving; second and third the same. Monsignor improved his position gradually from a slow beginning, stood a hard drive gamely through the stretch and, wearing down Convolo In the last sixteenth, won going away. Convolo, well ridden and clear of interference, showed the most speed for a mile and tired slightly as If short. Beau Rriimmel, poorly ridden and suffering from much interference, closed a big gap in the last quarter and ran a good race. Tanglewood was repeatedly interfered with and finished fast. Woolstone showed suddenly improved form and was r. sharr factor for three-quarters. Bottles ran a bad race and can do much better. Huzzah ran a surprisingly good three-quarters for him liefore tiring. Scratched 097073Old Honesty. 93; OOSlSStill Alarm. 93. Overweights Convolo, 5 pounds; Beau Brummel. 4; Woolstone, 34; Bottles, 5. QQ A A FIFTH RACE About 1 3-4 Miles. Steeplechase. 0951S 3:252 5 139. Purse 00. OcOfcti 3-year-olds and upward. Handicap. Net value to winner 00. Ind Horses AWtPPSt 4 7 10 13 StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 3 G9318 POTASH ws 5 144 3 1 3b 33 25 ll l5 l3 II Higgins B Ferguson 8-5 STHVIF out 6901SSAUL ws G 168 7 G 8 7l 4l 32 32 23 McClure J and C Davis 1 8-5 S-5 3-5 out 69792 PETE VINEGAR W 4 135 8 S 5k Gl G2 52 42 32 Welton . W J Donohue 10 15 15 5 2 G54772ONYX II. w 7 133 G 5 H H l1 23 21 4JW Allen J S Bratton 25 30 30 10 5 G911G TWENTY SHOT w 5 131 1 4 Gb S 73 7 G 5ia Huston A Noble 10 20 1G 6 3 G9691 MER. PIONEER ws 6 129 G 7 7U 42 Gl G G G Garnett E Bohl 20 30 30 10 5 69691 ITACATIARA W S 14S 4 3 42 Gl 8 S 715 730 Yourell C Hak G S S 21 1 G92G7 WEBERFIELDS W 5 140 2 2 2 2l 32 4b 8 8 Pollock W Gerst G S S 3 6-5 Time, 3:202. Winner B. m, by Prime Minister Pearl Ash trained by B. Ferguson. Went to post at 4:14. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second and third driving. Potash was well ridden and ran as If much the best, feneed well, showed much speed and, racing Onyx II. into defeat after going one round of the course, held the race safe and won with plenty Iu reserve. Saul, also well ridden, closed up ground steadily and, finishing with a rush after taking the stretcli hurdle, was an easy second. Pete Vinegar, showing improvement, closed a big gap and wore down Onyx II. in the last sixteenth for third place. Onyx II. tired after going one turn of the field and may have been short. Weberiields quit badly. Scratched !9792 Suhador, 13S. Overweights Twenty Shot, 3 pounds; Merry Pioneer, 4. CAQ1 K SIXTH RACE 1 1-16 Miles. 0203S 1:455 4 104. Purse 00. 4-year-olds and OtOitJ upward. Selling. Net value to winner 00. hid Horses AWtPPSt H V- ?4 Str Fin Jockeys Owners O II C P S 69484 GREAT WB 4 101 5 4 ll l2 1 l5 1 Trueman F Cook 10 10 10 4 2 G9790 REDWOOD JL W 4 103 3 1 Sl 21 21 21 21 Helgesen A D Worley 3-2 2 2 9-109-20 69794 MISS HAWLEY Wit 4 99 10 9 71 71 51 3b 3i Pickens .1 C Milam 8 9 8 3 8-G G959S DOCILE WB G 103 7 G 41 43 33 42 4 D Austin Lockart Bros G G 51 2 1 G97192REDCOAT w 4 103 S G Gl Gb G 51 52 Roe E Bowman 15 25 25 S 4 G9S18 HARPOON wsn 5 10S 2 2 2b 3 4b 6 62 Jess CnleyMaguire Bros G 8 41 S-5 4-5 C9S19 LADY ELLISON Wit 5 103 G 10 9h Sl 71 73 7 J Lee FWandCJSchmidt 7 9 9 3 S-5 69716 TANCRED W 7 106 1 8 10 9b 91 92 Sa. Bilac Mrs V Hughes 40 40 40 15 S 6971G INCUBATOR wsit 7 10G 4 3 51 51 Sl S 9l Pieratt S Berry 12 1G 1G G 3 G939S ETHEL MARK wn 5 101 9 7 8 10 10 10 10 L Bailey Mrs N B Davis 50 75 GO 20 10 Time, 24, 4S2, 1:14, 1:40. 1:47. Winner B. g, by Great Bend Good Enough trained by L. Christy. Went to post at 4:47. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second and third driving. Great, showing sudden improvement and away forwardly, took the lead 011 the first turn and, maintaining his speed well throughout, won with plenty in reserve. Redwood II. had no mishaps and rnn a good race. Miss Hawley began slowly, but closed a big gap steadily and, finishing gamely, wore down Docile In the last furlong for third place. The latter moved up fast on the stretcli turn, but tired in the last furlong. Harpoon retired after going three-quarters. Redcoat ran a fairly good race and did thi best he could. The winner was entered for 00; no bid. Scratched 09715 Calabash, 104; 00093 Horseradish, 101. Overweights Redwood II., 1 pound; Docile, 2; Harpoon, 5; Lady Ellison, 1; Redcoat, 1. i C Q A d. SEVENTH RACE 1 1-16 Miles. 0203S 1:455 1104. Purse 0b 4-year-olds and DyOTCU upward. Selling. Net value to winner 00. Ind Horses AWtPPSt Yi y2 StrFin Jockeys Owners O II C P S 69794SCALPLOCK wsb 4 103 4 5 G 4l l3 ll l2 J Lee J Gass 21 13-513-5G-5 3-5 C97942SULTRY w 4 101 7 3 71 Cl 51 2b 22 V Powers W McLemore G 12 12 4 2 G9662 CAREW w 4 107 3 2 21 2 3 51 32 Cherry C E Patterson 4 4 4 3-2 7-10 C7927 MlLVAIN WB 5 115 2 G 51 71 G2 7s 4n T Taylor J C Ferrlss Jr 5 Gl 41 21 7-5 G499G BLENNENWORTH w S 10G G 8 8- 8- 8 3t Gb Cmmins SalleeandLIchstn G 9 S 3 8-5 697GG HENRY O. wsn 5 10G 8 7 41 5" 4 4b G2 Helgesen F W Torreysoh G 8 8 3 G-5 69S192DR. SPRUILL w 5 10G 5 4 3nk 31 2h 6 75 Pickens F Kachlcr 31 51 Gl 2 1 C9745 REBOUNDER WB 5 10G 1 1 1" lb 71 S S J Baker W G K Dodds 20 30 30 12 G Time. 24g, 49, 1:142, l:41i, 1:4S. Winner B. g, by Oddfellow Moya trained by J. Gass. Went to post at 5:14. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won easily: second and third driving. Scalp-lock ran right back to his previous good race, wore the leaders down after gclng a half and, assuming a decisive lead, held the race safe to the end. Sultry began slowly, but moved up steadily through the stretch and. being clear of Interference, finished with a rush. Carew suffered from much interference in the last quarter and ran a good race. Mcllvain was under poor guidance and suffered from interference, had scant chance and will show big improvement under stronger riding. Blennenworth came from a long way back in the stretch. Henry O. jammed the others sharply in the last furlong and nearly caused a spill. Dr. Spruill ran a bad race and can do much better. Rebounder tired in the last quarter after showing the most earlv speed. The winner was entered for 00; no bid. Scratched 097103Wedgwood, 103; C8S42 Savolr Falre, 103; 09745 Tinker, 0; C9791 Matador, 100. Overweights Scalplock, 1 pound.
