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EASTERN HORSES SCORE TAKE LIONS SHARE OF YESTERDAYS PURSES AT LATONIA TRACK R F Carman Again Scores Double and E B Cassatt Loses Medallion as Result of TJnfamiliarity TJnfamiliaritywith with Western Procedure Cincinnati O November Eastern horsemen figured conspicuously In todays results at Latonia four of their representatives winning purses Jockey T Koerners good riding was also a feature The Joplin rider piloted four of the afternoons winners two of which came from the stable of H F Carman Tliu runui and purchase of Medallion for an in ¬ significant amount as compared with liis original purchase price was an incident James McCarthy who is in quest of material to take to South America did the bidding The horse was in for 700 and after his victory Mr McCarthy raised the price to 1200 Captain E It Cassatt who was at the judges stand was dilatory with his advance bid evidently being unfamiliar with the western custom of protecting winners when bid on and Judge Price knocked the colt down to Mr McCarthy Captain Cassatt at this point realized the situation and wanted to make an advance bid but was de ¬ clared to be too late Captain Cassatt was at first a bit milled at having the horse taken away but finally characterized the transaction as perfectly in order and in conformity with the niles governing selling races The colt originally cost Captain Cas ¬ satt bargainIt 10000 and Mr McCarthy gets a bargain It F Carman again scored a double Horizon and Bonnie Kelso l eing his winning pair The first named won tin feature race a handicap for two yearolds at threequarters of a mile Bonnie Kolso took his purse in easy fashion from a good band that included John Keardon Carlton G Layminster Tom Bigbee and Tlieo Cook Before th racing Messrs Carman and Schorr tho respective owners of Bon ¬ nie Kelso and John Rcardou tried to have their representatives excused from starting Favorites were successful in thrive of the races Descomnets Horizon and Bonnie Kelso being the choices that won Chemulpo Fundamental and Im ¬ prudent were unsuccessful favorites Fundamental was beaten by only a small margin by Bat Master son the longestpriced winner of the afternoon Weights afternoonWeights for the Kentucky Stakes at a mile and seventy yards to be run next Saturday were i ii Jiounced by Secretary Maginn today Fiftvon were originally nominated and Fitz Herbert is topweight at 1S3 with Priscillian next at 127 Of the likely starters Jack Atkin 125 Countless 124 OceaR Bound HO Mary Davis Kings Daughter and Cherryola each 117 Prince Gal and Helmet each 112 and John Reardoii 11K loam as the most for ¬ midable Milton B lOtV Kingship 104 Boca Grande 101 Markie AT 101 and Royal Keport are others looked upon as likely starters startersWool Wool Sandals has probably been seen under col ¬ ors for the last time He broke down badly during the running of the third race raceO O W J Bissells lot of eight horses will be transferred to Juarez immediately following the close of racing here hereJockey Jockey Gross will arrive tomorrow from James ¬ town and will ride here for It F Carman Todays CarmanTodays ideal weather again contributed to a good attendance Betting was brisk x xW W O Joplin will transfer his stable to Jackson ¬ ville next week weekL L P Doerhofers string in charge of J W May will be sent to Jacksonville at the close of the Latonia meeting Countless will not be raced this winter according to present plans but will be kept in training J U Strode manager of the Pensacola and Tarn pit tracks is expected to arrive here next week to arrange for the departure of the special horse train to Pensacola PensacolaG G J Long will sell Hnmazau Euyoc Evia Zooli Dominica and Cellaret by auction in the padoek next Friday The yearlings from J B Rcsness Woodlawn O farm will be offered for sale Satur ¬ day
