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LATONIA HAS GOOD RACING HOLLOW AND C. W. BURT THE ONLY FAVORITES TO WIN. Old Deutschland Turns a Form Somersault and Gets Jockey Brown Into Trouble Colloquy Again Fails Her Party. Cincinnati, 0., October 10. Latonias extension began with a card well calculated to furnish good entertainment for race enthusiasts. The crowd, however, was much smaller than yesterdays and tills, considering that the afternoon was ideal, furnished food for discussion. Twenty layers were In lino. The speculation was good and profitable to the layers, as only Hollow and C. W. Hurt, both at. odds-on, raced to the profit of the favorite? players. Dcutschlands surprising reversal of form in winning the mile handicap, after his defeat yesterday, came in for considerable censure. In yesterdays race he was ridden by A. Brown, the Sehreiber stable jockey, but trainer Henry was dissatisfied with the ride I.rown put up and expressed himself about it in forceful language. Henry refused to allow Brown to have the mount today, substituting C. Koerner. The judges also were of the opinion that Brown had not done his best and in future that rider will not lie allowed to accept any more mounts here, being told to pack his bag and go. There was considerable roughing in the race from which Granada and Carew suffered most. The judges held Koerner to blame for most of It and lined him i?50. Hollow scored a lucky victory in the second. A certain Cincinnati broker who has recently come into the limelight by several successful and sensational plunges, sent a group of commissioners into the ring after the horses had gone to the jost and offered the Jayers all sorts of wagers on the Hayes colt. He got on but little. . The defeats of Colloquy, Posing, Granada anil Donna Elvira were jolts that the talent did not relish. At that, Lightning Conductor, which beat Posing and others in the third race, showed a sudden form reversal and merited some of the sharp criticism given his connections for their supposed sharp manipulation. Jockey Ellenor, under contract to .Tames Arthur, whs to have arrived here this afternoon, but was detained, and the apprentice allowanaee on Quagga had to be waived. Eugene Elrod received a telegram from George Rose, who is in New York, that he had disposed recently of 00,000 worth of stock in the Santa Anita plant to New Yorkers. He also announced that John Boden had been appointed secretary. William Ycager, father of Joe Yeager, received a telegram from Joe Yeager, saying that the published reports that he was linaucially distressed and had failed to settle his obligations, were incorrect. Jockey A. Walsh was suspended by the starter for three days for disobedience at the post. W. Walker, owner of Centre Shot, stated today that the lilly had received more severe injuries than at first thought. It required quite a few stitches to sew up the gasli on her stifle and the wound in her side caused by falling on a broken bottle will take months to heal. There is also grave danger that blood poisoning may set in. "Hub" May shipped back all the horses lie had quartered at Churchill Downs and they will be raced here for the remainder "f the meeting. Jockey Troxler will arrive tomorrow from New York and accept mounts. Captain James Williams said today that he would rest up Carthage and others in his stable until the opening of New Orleans.
