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JACK ATKIN NEVER HEADED BRILLIANT SON OF SAIN SCORES AN EASY STAKE VICTORY Barney Schreiber Sees His Great Sprinter Winthe Omnium Handicap at Latonia Some Unsatis ¬ factory Happenings Mar Days1 Racing Cincinnati O November 17 Barney Schrcibers Jack Atkin redeemed himself nobly by winning the Omnium Handicap which featured todays card at Latonla in handy fashion over good opposition in ¬ cluding some fast juveniles with light imposts ThS great Schreiber sprinter slmwed high speed through ¬ out and held his opposition safe all the way He was aided by a flying start Helmet was the runner up at the end witli Star Charter in third place The latter ran an exceptionally good race He was away poorly and trailed distantly for the first quar ter but came with a sensational rush In the stretch and wore down Boca Grande Follle Levy tried to run to the outside fence She had much the worst of the poor start and this accounted for her snowing snowingTodays Todays racing resulted In many disappointments and was generally accounted unsatisfactory because of the continuous defeats of the first choices as i result of poor riding C Ross had the mounts on Bonnie Kelso and M Cambon outstanding favorites from the R F Carman stable neither of which finished in the money Bonnie Kclso ran in the handicap that preceded the stake race and was opposed by Milton B Tom Bigbee and Leanience He was conceding much weight to his opponents hut the consensus of opinion held that he was capable of doing it Ross began a blundering ride on the first turn where in trying for a good position he got the horse cut off Interference followed at re ¬ peated Intervals Milton B came away to win rather handily while Tom Bigbee and Leanienm fought it out for second place Ross again rode poorly on M Cambon and after the finish the judges called on him for an explanation The jockey stated that M Camlion tried to run out He was given the benefit of the doubt but was cautioned that unless he shows decided improvement in his saddln work he may expect to find his opportunities for riding curtailed Console was another that made a wretched shoviiig in this race raceThe The days disappointments began when Joyanco was taken into camp in the opening dash Bat Mas terson contributed to the woes of the favorite fol ¬ lowers in the second and Still Alarm In the closing dash completed their chagrin through failure to land a portion of the purse Jack Atkin was the only successful favorite and his recent showing did not bring him mucli of a following today todayYesterday Yesterday Jack Atkiu Sager and other horses be ¬ longing to Barney Schreiber and quartered at La ¬ tonia were attached in a suit brought by Milton Young to recover payment of a promissory note for 4292 alleged to be due him from the master of Woodlands A few days previously J B Haggln had brought a similar suit for a smaller amount Mr Schreiber arrived today from St Louis and speedily adjusted both matters with the results that the attachments were dissolved and Jack Atkin was enabled to run and win todays stake stakeA A special train of sixteen horse cars two sleepers and a like number of day coaches will pull out from Latonla tomorrow afternoon at two oclock for El Paso Tex carrying horsemen from here intending to campaign this winter at Juarez Another special train will leave for the same point on Sunday nextj The special train for Jacksonville may also hare to bo sent in two sections on account of the large num ¬ ber of horses to be transported there thereW W H Fizer will take twentyfour racers includ ¬ ing eight yearlings to Jacksonville for this win ¬ ters racing He will also send several to Tampa TampaJockeys Jockeys J Deavenport and T Koerner are im ¬ proving but still show the effects of their recent mils Wayne Joplin has changed his plans for going to Jacksonville with some of his horses as a consequence of the mishap to Koerner and will send his big string to Tampa direct to await the opening there thereClay Clay Bros have shipped Ocean Bound and their other horses to the Runnymede Stock Farm at Paris Ky where they will go into winter quarters quartersAlf Alf V Oldham will turn Chas F Grainger out for the winter near Louisville and resume his training next spring springR R F Carman disposed of six horses by auction in the paddock prior to the racing their purchasers and the prices realized beiug as follows La Salle F D Weir 830 830Mark Mark Antony II J S Sheridan 300 300Naughty Naughty Lad W O Joplin 800 800Question Question Mark F M Kittleman 1800 1800Stepfather Stepfather C L FItzserald 210 210White White Wool W F CIsko 1600 1600Arcite Arcite and Stare were also offered but were bought in with bids ofIJOO and 125O respectively respectivelyOther Other horses disposed of at the same sale were wereAdmonitor Admonitor R Dean UO UOPocotaligo Pocotaligo J C Ferriss 450 450Rompie Rompie C W Somcre 573 573Talna Talna J Meyers 30 30Tritoma Tritoma M C Grey 103 103Zellwood Zellwood M G Thompson 130 130The The threehorse winning combination consisting of Jack Atkin Queen Marguerite and Banbury paid its backers 13080 for 2 2John John Fay a wellknown bookmaker has l eon de ¬ nied the privileges of the track It Is alleged that he was in the habit of sending away big commissions from the track trackJohn John Walters has not as yet made up his mind on the wintering proposition He thinks Mclvor his 1911 Kentucky Derby candidate a promising three yearold prospect and is not so sure but that the good colt would do better next season with a win ¬ ters rest at Churchill Downs or at his Canadian home The son of Semprouins has run several spark ¬ ling races here this fall and his performance in the Harold Stakes last summer when he beat Gov ¬ ernor Gray was a highclass race Mr Walters l e lleves that Mclvor as a threeyearold will develop into a routegoing colt and It may be that the pos ¬ session of sucli a promising threeyearold prospect will keep the former Hcndrie trainer away from the winter tracks and cause him to rest his strlu during the cold weather
