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TEN POINT AGAIN BEATEN A L ASTES THREEYEAROLD FINISHES SEC OKD TO SWANNANOA IN HANDICAP Lack of Condition Blamed for Colts Second Defeat Defeatin in Kentucky Salon Is Returned Winner Winnerof of Juvenile Stakes Louisville Ky May 22 Ten Point of which so much was expected this season sustained Ills second defeat since his arrival in Kentucky when he was beaten at Churchill Downs this afternoon by Swannanoa in the mile and seventy yards handicap which served as the secondary feature of the pro ¬ gram His defeat by the Cowdin mare was wholly unexpected Those who figured that he might sus ¬ tain a setback in the race regarded Hamilton as the most likely to take his measure but the Schorr representative raced in the most disappointing fash ¬ ion and linished a distant trailer After the race there were any number of shrewd judges who de ¬ clared that Ten Point was by far the best in tho race and that ills defeat was due solely to lack of condition Ho was under stout restraint for six furlongs seemingly able to come away from Swan ¬ nanoa his closest attendant on call but when Gross asked him to do so lie failed utterly and had to be driven hard during the last furlong to save second place from the fast finishing Prince Ilermls The latter lost a considerable amount of ground by going wide was going fastest of all at the end and would have won at a longer distance According to rumor Ten Point has been considerably indulged since bis arrival here and lias had little work This is said to have been due to his trainers cheap regard of Ten Points possible opposition Lack of condition and poor riding contributed to his defeat in the Kentucky Derby and while he was well handled in todays race lack of condition was again a factor Owner Aste while he felt the colts defeat this afternoon keenly expressed confi ¬ dence in Ten Points ability to take the measure of any horse hereabouts and feels sanguine that he will redeem himself in the Kentucky Handicap to be run next Monday at Douglas Park It is stated that the colt wjll be given a linal workout on Saturday and that he will be set down on that occasion tftfctho limit limitTlio Tlio Juvenile Stakes at five furlongs worth 2230 net to the winner was won by J W Messervys Salon in rather handy fashion with Aunt Mamie coupled with Kditli W as the F D Weir entry in second place and Old Ben third Ten went to tiie post in the race and the winner was always favored in the speculation though E It Bradleys Brigs Brother received considerable backing The latter became involved in trouble soon after the start and could never regain the lost ground The winner was clear of interference all the way and disposed of Aunt Mamie the early pacemaker witli ease when it came to the linal drive Aunt Mamie hud to be hard ridden to withstand the challenge of the fastcoming Uncle Ben for second money The moneyThe tabled history of the Juvenile Stakes is as follows Year Winner Wt Jockey Val Time 1SOS MorrisonIS Mazo 105 Morrison S5 1 04 MJ IS Aveustoke 10S Turner 805 103 V2 V2inettl4 1M Farmer Bennett inettl4 104 T Burns S93 102 101 Jordan 97 Cochran 895 104 102 Uight and True 7 Llndsey 1330 101 1903 Stumpy 04 S Bonnor 1420 101 1004 The Pet 103 C Kelly 1045 103 1905 Hoi Polloi 101 McLghlin lSOT 102 190 i Wing Ting 104 I Austin 1730 101 1907 Honest 110 J Leo 1000 100 1908 Miami 97 J Butler 1075 100 190 Not run this year 1910 Oracle 103 D Austin 070 101 1911 Praetorian UK A Thomas 1170 101 1912 Oneida 94 McCahey 2230 100 101 Salon 107 Goose 220 102 102Weather Weather conditions this afternoon were the worst of the meeting A drizzling rain fell most of the time and the track was fetlock deep as a result of the severe drenching it received during the night Upsets came frequently and began in the oiiener when Coppertown failed to place tho purse going to Dtiquesne starting for tho lirst time tills year Lost Fortune an extreme outsider led throughout in the second with the favorite Black Toney sec ¬ ond Ballyshe which was recently purchased by Jefferson Livingston a newcomer in racing fin ¬ ished lirst In advance of Beautiful in tho liftli race The mile and a half dash which closed the card was a rattling contest in which Sir Catesby got up in the last few strides under Tapliris urging to beat Supervisor Tay Pay taking third thirdJockey Jockey Bnxtori has severed his connection with the J M Goode establishment Unsatisfactory rldiiij is responsibleJulius said to be responsible Julius Bauer who formerly trained the extensive string at one time owned by Arthur Featherstone was among todays visitors It was the lirst time that Mr Bauer has been on a race track in many years and he expressed great surprise at the magni ¬ tude of the sport here hereW W H Karrick will ship the II K Knapp and F It Hitchcock horses on Saturday next to Ilclmont Park ParkGeorge George W Langdon will take the Mcsservy stable to Belmont Park as soon as ho can get a car to transport them themThe The following riders have been engaged or the rich Kentucky Handicap to bo run at Douglas Park next Monday Froglegs C Peak Hamilton Goose Hndolfo Loftus Ten Point Gross Buckhorn Ganz Foundation Itorel Flora Fiiui B Steele Gowell J Henry Any Port J Mcal e Offers likely t start are Sonada Miss Thorpe and Prince Herinls The HerinlsThe riders for tomorrows Amateur Cup race are as follows Beautiful Mr II X Leon Kenneth 1 Mr W II Osborn Automatic Mr Lucas B Combs Dr Waldo Briggs Mr G C Howe Sam Bernard Mr H J Lee
