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1IALLENBECK HORSES SCORE WEALTHY EASTERNER HAS EXCEPTIONALLY SUCCESSFUL DAY AT LATONIA. Accounts for Half the Card with Housemaid, Stinger and Prince Gal Speedy Azyiade Easily t "Wins the Rosedale Stakes. Cincinnati, O., Octolier 21. The colors of II. C. Ilallenbeck were conspicuous at Latonia today, representatives from his stable accounting for half the card of six races and contributing extensively to the enjoyable sport provided during the afternoon. His initial success came in the second race, which Housemaid won rather handily after au early struggle to dispose of the erratic Donau. Stinger followed with a victory over Lcamcnce in the handicap at one mile and an eighth, and Prince Gal added the climax by a seusational triumph over Eobby Boycr in the closing dash. It was the first time that Prince Gal and Stinger hail won for Mr. Hallen-lieck. The first named was secured by the claiming route from George Odom and cost hB,500. Stinger was bought from C. C. Smithson for the reported price of 1911.sh,500. Mr. Hallenbeck is reported to have profited handsomely by the triple success of his horses, aside from the purse values. Todays ideal weather and splendid card attracted a banner attendance, the crowd exceeding in numbers that of the opening day. Speculation was the heaviest of the meeting. The feature was the Rosedale Stakes, worth ,340 net to the winner, and proved only a romp for the speedy Azyiade, which led her opponents for the entire trip and won eommandingly. Gates, by a magnificent stretch sprint, took second place from his stablemate, Kaiser. Mocklers victory in the fifth race was unexpected, most of the support in the race being accorded to Stone Street and Console, which latter pair brought up in third and fourth places, respectively. The opening purse went to Merode in a stirring finish with George Oxnard, Floral Day being third. Mary Emily was smartly backed in this race, but whatever chances she had to score went glimmering at the start. McTaggart appeared to have taken her up without cause at the break and later wheu she seemingly had a winning chance in the stretch he kairaiu took hecback. Thejudges were dissatisfied with Itfits Handling of the filly and had him before them to explain his actions. He attributed his failure tor get away from" the post in a better position to tha fajrjt that the ground broke from under Ids mounts feet at the start, causing her to fall back. In this hu was corroborated by the starter. Ills action in pulling up in the stretch he explained by saying that ho thought he had no chance to win. Judge Price gave him the benefit of the doubt, with a warning. Colonel W. E. Applegate departed tonight for Mexico City to be in attendance during the seven-teen-days race meeting to be held there. Todays visitors included Messrs. William Gcrst and G. II. Ilolle, who came from Nashville, Tenn. The successful three-horse combination, consisting of Stinger, Mocklcr and Prince Gal, paid -15.10. The , two-horse backers naming Merode and Housemaid received 2.45 for . Considerable interest was manifested this morning by trainers and work watchers in the performance of Sprite, which was sent a preliminary three-quarters mile trial in preparation for her match with Worth. The Knapp filly worked impressively, but from a time standpoint disappointing, as she only shaded 1:10. She finished stoutly, however. Trainer Karrick has not weakened one bit and is still strongly of the opinion that she will beat Worth. Private betting on the pair continues at evens, with plenty of support for both. Over a fast track this morning trainers had plenty of opportunity to work their charges. The best moves were: Adams Express Half mile in 522. Alpine Five-eighths in 1:09. Billikeu Three-quarters in 1:10. Hilly Stnive Five-eighths in 1:015. Bonnie Eloise Mile in 1:452. Carlton Club Half mile in 51. Carlton G. Half mile in 51. Chartier Five-eighths in 1:07. Colonel Hogan Five-eighths in 1:03. Elizabethan Mile in 1:40. Evia Five-eighths in 1:03. Expatriate Three-quarters in 1:11. Forehead Mile in 1:47. G. M. Miller Mile in 1:40. Ganadorc Five-eighths in 1:05. Gold of Ophir Half mile in 50J. Granite Mile in 1:452. Hazel Uurke Mile in 1:43. Henry Hutchison Three-quarters in 1:21. .T. II. Reed Mile in 1:452. .left" Bernstein Three-quarters in 1:17. Jenny Geddes Five-eighths in 1:10. Jim Gaffney Three-quarters in 1:21. La bold Three-quarters in 1:19. Lady Lightning Three-quarters in 1:18. Light O M Life Five-eighths in 1:03. M. Cambon Mile in 1:44s. Mandy Zanc Three-quarters in 1 :17. Marsand Five-eighths in 1:012. McClintock Five-eighths in 1:01. Miss Detroit Mile in 1:45. Morristown Three-quarters in 1:18. NaughtyLad Mile in 1:452. Numbers Three-quarters in 1:23. Pal Five-eighths in 1:052. Perry Dumas Three-quarters in 1:1 SJ. Presumption Three-quarters in 1:1S. Reciprocity Five-eighths in 1:0S. Sea Cliff Mile in 1:40. ScbaKO Half mile in 50. Sir Denrah Five-eighths iu 1:00. Sprite Three-quarters in 1:10. Swarfs Hill Mile in 1:452. T. M. Green Five-eighths in 1:07. Tom Hay ward Five-eighths in 1:09. The Royal Prince Five-eighths in 1:0S. TommvTwigg Five-eighths in 1:03. Wing Ting Mile in 1:45;. Wolfs Baths Five-eighths in 1:05.
