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LUKE IS AGAIN BEATEN CHALMERS TAKES MEASURE OF CAMDEN COLT IN THE HAROLD STAKES. Stewards Disregard Piatest of Jockey Taylor That Rider of Winner Resorted To Unfair Tactics in Early Stages of Race. Cincinnati, ».. Jaae 17. — J. N. Camdens crack juvenile, Lake, trnlaj went down to defeat in the Harold Stakes. of the oldest fixtures run ;ii LaUniia, when .1. S. Hawkins Chalmers led aim i.i tin- iini-!i liv :i length ;unl ■ half. Lake Jn*t u.auaged to beat Dr. Carmen, the only other starter, far siii. inl place. Lutes defeat was a saner to ;i.i majority of 1 1 1 • - spectator! aad they had bard., uii-c id recover when Taylor, wlm had tne mount • •:i the one -eyed colt, made s rigorous protest to the ii wards that Martia, the rider of Chalmers, had brought about the favorites defeat l»y grasping Taylors l s during the Oral thrcc-slxteentna .-it ;i point where Luke seemed to drop back and tried id hear Mt. Martin, when Interrogated by the stewards, denied raylatra eharge ami Patrol Judg Ireland stated that be had not seen what Taylor charted. Sd the stewards allowed the placing to remain as the lapses finished. Taylor later assaulted Martin while in the Jockeys nun. tor which be was tiled 8B0. Chalmers, racing from an inner poaltham, showed viH.il speed and led Luke by a scant margin until ju i before ronndlng the tirst turn, when he went iiiId a sudden dear lead aad Luke seemed 1d be trying to bear oat. Lake prnhabtj did gel Jostled at this point. Luke continued tn run wide around the turn until straightened for the stretch drive. where be came last and gaaaely, only In again falter i.i jr tin- and. Til nei value of the slakes was S2.010, Inrtuding 5 that the fourth borae woaM have re eived had there bean a fonrtb contender awl which the association added to the winners port bat. The Harold stakes was Bret ran la IMS. its tabled UuJui-y since 1900 is given below: • i.ii-. Winner. Wt. Jockey. Val. Time. liitlO June tiiivlc 10.", Herting $ 945 1:02 V. J:.d| Pentecost 113 Dnpee 1, I10 l:iil, J ! m ni Sheriff 115 Coburn 1,393 1:02 too: Lonsdale 100 J. OConnor. 1,480 1:02% i:hm tiis-.-iu 12:: Monroe .... 1,383 i:t 2 1JSJB Sir lliioii no Troxler ;.4! o 1:00-% I .inn Holdfast 103 1. Austin... 1.805 1:01% 1007 Tackle 105 1». Austin... 1,743 in.; L.iis While Pace 113 Pickens .... 1,015 1:00% 1001 i:i- White 107 Mountain .. 1,085 1:00% 1 in Melvor 106 Warren .... 1,150 1:00% ion The Manager ...121 J. class 1,440 1:02% 1012 Helios lis McCabey ... 2,050 1:01 1913 Old Rosebud ...120 .1. McCabe... 2.905 1:01% Mil Chalmers 110 1-.. Martin .. 2.010 1 no Meal weather. coupled with the prospect nf witnessing guod snort, aecouated fur the third beat aiiiudanie of the n ting. Speculation was of former good proportions, hut the followers of favor ites agaiu suffered keen disappointment, as Clay ttnua. Yallaha. which accounted for the opening purse, was the eiilv tirst choice tn score. Poor riding cant E. C. Arnold a Co. two of the sfternoons purses, for, with intelligent handling, 1 ...uise Paul would have won the second race and Lx|ieetati .ii Would have taken the dosing dash. Both taished lu second place, the tirst named Ion ing by a nose to Transportation and Guide Post curing over Expectation in the closing dssk Lady Mimiii t scored again in impressive fashion and Incidentally upset another Bradley "good thing" when she beat Bracktown Belle, with Othello third. George •• Longs Eustace showed a Kood performance to 001110 from far hack to heat Cliai incise and flieiidi.! iia. There was a jam sihiu after the slaii 1.1 this race when the boraes came together in the scramble for position after emerging from the chute, Theodorlts being one of the sahTercra. Yallaha and Transportation, the two home eom-liiiialioii. paid 9.15, while Eustace. Lady Mm. net and Guide Peat paid .7;, in the three horse. .lames Batters siring of racers that are her.- in charge of trainer John Lowe will be shipped :ii Ike dose of the loiai season to Saratoga, where they will he rested until the opening of racing there. .1. s. Wards racers will also he sent to Saratoga following the close "i raring here. E. K. Bradleys extensive string of twenty horses will be sent to the Empire City track in Tankers When the season terminates at I.atoiiia. .1. W. li.i will ship live of his racers, Indadlng those of .1. 0. Kleiner, to Windsor. Immediately Latonis racing is ovi r. Failure to secure a satisfactory car to transom! his boraes, has caused a delay in the ship lie III of W. 0. Yankes horses Id Unite. Mont., sad may resell in a change of that owners plans of engaging In the racing in that locality this summer, Francis J. Pons returned today from Jacksonville, lla.. and staled that the majority of the business and hotel people in the Florida metropolis are eager for a 11 1 urn of racing and prohahly will make a strong effort to conduct a meeting there this winter. Whil. lit his linn in Midi Baa. Teun.. Mr. Pons shipped witii the W. O. Parmer consignment of yearlings, the Ally by Great Heavens -Lillian EL and 1 he hay lilly by Toney Hondo — Elsie Bramble Id Sheepshead Hay for the coming yearling sales. Trainer James Oritlin slated today that he has ten good-looking youngsters at the Urbane, 111.. farm of J. B. McCullough, the get of Froatenac, liui-t Park and ritiinus. He Is decidedly sweet 111 the tw-year old lilly hy Hen Binah Otbacle. a half sister t" Judge Wright. lie. likewise, regards highly the yearling colt hy Voter — Debacle. for which John E. Madden is said to have offered a good |irice. M. . Moore will ship twelve f his best racers to Fort Eric followlnt the close of racing lure. tin. are tot l.-d for Canadian racing until the epeulag of tin- SaraPiga meeting. The remainder of tin- Moore string will lie sent to Lexington to nst until fall. The horses owned hy W. II. Hakor and 6. C. Raker will Ik* rested in Kentucky until tall. M.-i of liieni an- ailing. Joe Deihoid was tired yesterday mil Samuel R. Meyers injuries were graver than at tirst supposed High Private. Sleeth. White Wild and Boacoe Goose :ire practically nut of train ing and Amhltion has been turned oat. K. L. linger- will ship Trojan Bdle and Bainaad In Louisville at the close of racing here to rest until This mornings workouts included the following: ll.ilv Hill— Half mile in 51. Brave Three-quarters in 1 :20. Puck Keeiion Five-eighths in 1 :0n. Ca-h on Delivery Five-eighths in 1:01. Disparity Five eighths in 1:03. l r. Kendall— Half mile in .,0. riylng Feet Mile in 1:12. Foxy Crif- Five eighths in 1:0.". i.alni.i Five eighths in 1:02. Gipsy Lore Three-quarters in 1:M%, lladys T. Thte»-elgfatha in 2s. Ilrey Sijuirrel Half mile in -l!t-.. Hawthorn — ITiree-guarters iu 1:10, Herinuda — Half mile in 53%. Hodge— Three-eighths in St. .lack Kavanaagh— Mile in 1:4*. John Gund — Five eighths in LOS. Korfhage -Three-eighths in 38%. Lady Errant Mile la 1:44. Leopold Mile in 1:48%. Lockland Mile in 1 :4! . star Jasmine — Three-quarters in 1:15%. Syrian Half mile ill 40g-. The Gander— Mile in 1 : 13%. The Grader. -Three-quarters in 1:10. Tlie Norman —Three -quarters in 1:16%. Trojan Belle Half mile in 40%. Wild Horse Half mile in 50%. Wilhile — Three quarters in 1:17*4. Worlds Wonder— Three-eighths iu 38%.
