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EUDOLFO WINS LONG DISTANCE RACE Outsider Beats Colonel Kolloway and High Private Choices in Latoaia Cup Preliminary Cincliiiiati O November 5 Secretary E W Ma ginn provided racegoers here this afternoon with an attractive card Mild weather and good track conditions prevailed and the best midweek attend ¬ ance of the present meeting made the trip to the track and were rewarded by witnessing some bril ¬ liant racing Two handicaps atthrecrquarters and an allowance race at a mile and a half the latter intended to serve as a preliminary 10 the Latonla Cup two and onequarter miles to be run on the closing day served as features Six eligible for Saturdays big race started in the long race which resulted in an unexpected victory for Rmlolfo with Colonel Holloway second and High Private third The lastuaiicd pair were the betting choices and during the early running appeared to have the race between them On tiie stretch turn Rudolf o which hud been handled in surprisingly good fashion by the diminutive Nathan made 1 bid for the lead and then drew away in the final furlong yith great on the part of the winner and he looms up ns a formidable factor for Saturdays yace It is prob ¬ able that High Privates useless trip to Laurel is responsible for the loss of the good form he had hitherto shown Crcme de Mentlie Hclcne and Manager Mack which followed the others to the finish were beaten off most iOf the way and prob ¬ ably SaturdayThe will not be among the starters next Saturday The consistent Grover Hughes was beaten in the first of the handicaps Royal Tea taking his measure in decisive fashion Grover Hughes was put to an extra hard effort to save scqond place troiu the fast Ilnishiiig EnDeld EnDeldKlehurne Klehurne scored another impressive victorv wken he accounted for the handicap In which several cood juveniles mot Gowell had to be hard driven to out ¬ stay Nash Cash for second place Foundation would have been a factor In the race but for Molcsworths action In pulling him oat of contention when it ap ¬ peared probable that he would suffer interference 11 F Carmans recent purchase Kalhika took the opener with Cutie B a supposed go d thing in second place After the finish William Walker whose Mimesis had landed third bid up thVwliiher 5405 over her entered price of S400 and failed to get her herThe The public fared poorly in the scqoiid race when Ehvah and Puck finished far back Qupitan Bravo won from Dynamite another long shot Frank E Browns Merry Ladr nininiBglflr h bie t tttlua l well handled took the closing dnsh after a spirited drive to dispose of Wander and Ymlr YmlrJockey Jockey B Steele was suspended for the remainder of the meeting by the starter for1 disobedience at the pest i iFortyniner Fortyniner starting in the second race bowed a front runningSir tendon badly during the running Sir Blaise was excused from starting in the third race having been sold during the morning to sonu Chicago people whose identity B F Gnthrie seemed loath to disclose discloseJ J O Keene denies the report that he intends to ship Helios to Juarez and prepare hiui there for ihe Kentucky Derby The colt will remain at the Cam den fnnn during the winter and will be sent to Louisville DerbyTrainer to receive his preparation for the Derby Trainer William S Truvey announced that be will positively send Hawthorn to the Dosti tomorrow f the track is dry The youngster is undertaking somewhat of a task in attempting to give Meridian eleven inniuds by the racing scale Owner Busehe meyer is anxious to test th colts mettle against older horses and feels sanguine that Hawthorn will lie the winner He will head a large delegation of Louisville people who will come to witness the race raceJ J W May will ship all his Jiorses Including Countless to Lexington to be turned out for the winter According to Mr May Countless has gone amiss and will not be a starter again until next season Tin twohorse combination consisting of Capltan Bravo and Royal Tea yielded its backers J 1700 for The threehorse went to the field hackers who received 1940 for 2 2P P Sheridan has sold Planutess to H P Headley for breeding puriwses puriwsesTrainer Trainer A Ewing has severed his connections with the Dr G M Miller stable John Ferris who has lKeu racing horses during tin pfit season at Alan Vancouver Victoria and Denver reports prosjicrous meetings t all tliss points except Denver Mismanagement he claims was responsible for the fizzle at the latter point Mr Ferris will prepare for shipment eight horses thut he had turned outjind will send them to join th nst of his stable now at Juarez JuarezStar Star Charter was sent a mile and a quarter pre ¬ liminary this morning in anticipation of starting in the Latonia Cup next Saturday He worked Jn handy fashion Considerable interest Is being mani ¬ fested in the race The weights will be announced tomorrow by Sccrctnrv Maginiu Those most likely to go to tho post In the race and their probable riders follow followHigh High Private C Peak Star Charter Loftus Colonel Holloway C Turner White Wool Buxton Rudolfo Nathan Tay Pay J Henry Cousin Puss Gnvjs Volthorpe G nz Manager Mack Goose GooseAmong Among the l St workouts this uioruing were wereBachelor Bachelor Girl Mile in 143 143Compton Compton Threequarters in 118 118Coy Coy Lad Fiveeighths in 104 104Font Font Threequarters in 118 118Gagnant Gagnant Mile in 143 143Glint Glint Fiveeighths in 104 104Jack Jack Deiiman Threequarters In 120 120Milton Milton B Threeeighths in o Orbed Lad Tlirecqnartcrs in 117 117Pierre Pierre Dumas Fiveeighths in 1057 1057Rosturtium Rosturtium Mile in 145 c cSeiupmlus Seiupmlus Halt mile iu 49 49Servicenci Servicenci Threequarters in 120 120Star Star Charter Mile and a quarter in 211 211Starbottle Starbottle Threequarters in 118 118Theo Theo Cook Threequarters iu 115
