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HANBRIDGE AGAIN WINNER CONSISTENT SON OF BANASTAR SCORES IN HANDICAP AT LATONIA. Holle Sprinter Finds It Easy to Beat T. M. Green and Madman — Golden Egg Wins from Some of the Best Juveniles in Kentucky. iiu -innati. O.. June SO. — G. IT. Holles Hanbridgo took the crack sprinters. T. M. Green .Mini Madman, into •:un| al L.ilonia llii.s afternoon in the feature lace »l throe quarters. f ,r which he was tin- favor iff. Originally the race was of tlie lies! carded al I lie meeting, but llie withdrawal of Emperor William. Ilaiidzaretta. Merrick. Foxv Marv and Tom Kon.-io robbed it of considerable Interest and left only |iv«- starters, at which Boggs !"d Valley Stream were, not seriously considered. Speculation was eon filled to Hie placed horses. Hanbridgo. Madman and T. M. Green heiug in demand in tlie order named. Madman uciit oul al a fast clip, lint was overhauled hy Haubridgc in tin- linal furlong with consummate NSi. Hie second race brought together some of the heat juveniles here, including 11. G. BedwclTs Pennv loyal. Inn i[,e best he oiihl do was to linish second in a tight lit with BUa BlJ— a. Golden Egg. eon-siilei-,,1 the smartest two-year-old tilly in this section, was the winner. tlie closing dash, at a mile and twenty yards, furnished .in interesting struggle between Alice Haird and IJIIvedoar, the former winning bv a nose. Pirate liiana taking third place. The accuracy of the otti cial time I :40f i in this race was questioned, many hor*emen who timed the race agreeing that timer Lindeuhcrccr must have timed only the last mile instead of the full distance. Favorites were successful during the afternoon, speculation held up well and the racing was thoroughly enjoyed. Til • sweltering weather did not atfect tin- attendance and another good crowd was present. Kelinf. Periuella and Markie M. hail to he hard driven to win their respect ive races. The telegraph office at the track formerly oj. era ted by the Western In ion Company has lieen taken over hy the track management and will he o|*er_ted under their - nitrol in future. There will he no departure from former methods so far as tile service is eon ■erned. Inn tin- change will enahle tlie tra« k management to exercise supervision over all messages that aie sent or received at the track. Jockey W. Knapp. recently restored to good stand ing hy the Jockey Chili, will arrive tomorrow and will enter the service of II. ;. Bed we II. Tlie judges took jockey Mountain t, task after the second race for his listless handling of I.ahold. Algronel was withdrawn from the tifth race just helo re post time on account of lack of blent iticat ion. All the money liot on him was refunded. County Tax ami Emperor William were excused from starting hy the judges. A iiuiiiIht of owners ami trainers who spent Sunday in Lexington had narrow escapes this morning when the train on which they were returning was wrecked. J. C. Milam consummated a ileal this morning that gams him IBS MM of the Petit Bercv estate, in Lexington, adjoining his own 21S acres of hi tie grass land. Jockey Chisner. who is still in the hospital as a lesiili of ids tall from Tritoma. is reputed to he entirely out of danger, hut it is douhtfu. if he will ever Im- able to resume riding. Jockev Ciiflin. who tell from Belle Clem Saturday, was retorted to lie lcsiiiig oa- today and will lie in condition again in a lew days. Mclvor. winner of the Harold Stakes at Latonia /Saturday, is a son of Sempronius. out of Possession, by lteuiiit.il. His owner-trainer. Mm Walters. Imiight Mclor"s dam in foal from Milton Young. She is a half sister to Tradition, being out of the good race mare. Kedare, by Reform. Me Ivors next slake engagement is the Cincinnati Trophy, for which his victory in the Harold Stakes will penalize him three pounds. Governor Gray will then h«v another chance to try issue with him.
