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i FIRST DISQUALIFICATION IN KENTUCKY. Bank Bill Is Set Back After Finishing First in Race at Latonia and Raoul Gets Purse. Cincinnati. O., June 2.!. — The lirst disqualification "I the season on Kentucky tracks, came with the running of the tilth race, ill which Bank Bill finished tiist with Kaoiil second and Dr. Kendall third. Deposit was an outstanding favorite, hut after Battering his hackers tn the last sixteenth, begua to weaken ami was rapidly getting relegated to the rear. Bank Bill and itoaul moved up simultaneously when Deposit quit, but Teahaa allowed Bank Bill to bore over and interfere sharply with Uanul, which in turn bothered Deposit. The foul was plain and in full view of the spectators. Immediately after the linish a huge crowd began to nrge around the judges stand, anticipating Bank Bills dis-i|iialilicatioii. Steward Price, before Taylor, on Baoul. could hile a protest, started to Interrogate Teahaa and, after the session, ordered Bank Bills Dumber withdrawn, gave the race to Kaoul, moved Br. Kendall hit" Hcroad place and placed Deposit third. The displacement of Bank Bill met with gi neral approval. Teahaa not off lightly with a live ilajs suspension. Todays racing offering represented an improvement over that f yesterday and interesting sport developed, but the public fared poorly, as fear of their choices met with decisive defeat. They started oil auspiciously in the opening dashes by selecting Louise 1aul. a frequent disappointment. and One Step. Both scored after being subjected to a hard drive, but thereafter not a single tirst choice ssaaaged to win. In the mile and seventy yards allowance race .It flclsou Livingstons Princess Callaway, holder of the track record for the distance, was considered best, but could do no better than to tntsh in third place, while Coy l.ad won handily from Prime Hermis. The quintet of starters save the Starter and his assistants much trouble at the post and when they were dispatched C"- laid, as a result of Martins post vigilance, had the best of i|. M art in increased his advaatage iu the first quarter bv stealing a lead of six length! over Princess Callaway, the latter assisting by boring out iu oin around the turns. Martin Hum took Coy I .ul iu hand and won with something in reserve. Prance Kermis was away last and dosed a bis sap to wear down Princes-. Callaway for second place. Deposits defeat ill the tilth was a stunner, for he was regarded as the licst betting proposition of the afternoon, hut he has been afliag of late with hid knees and had a recurrence of the- trouble daring Hie race. Another jolt the talent sustained was iu the closing dash when Bae failed to wear down Siar Actress, the longest -priced winner of the afternoon. The li i 1 .v was at her best and won well in hand. •I"!iii f.. Maddens Outlonk won the tirst parse in iln west for his owner since the Lexington meeting when he showed the way in the third race, with the outsider. Resign, second and the favorite. Yal laha, poorlj handled by Teahaa. far back. Trainer .lack Keeae was much elated over the victory of One Stop, it being the lirst success for tin Camdi n colors since that owner assumed his seat in the 1 nited States senate. lackey Byrne resumed riding this afternoon after a susp elision of thii t days incurred at Churchill Downs. He will d" most of the heavy weight riding for K. K. Bradleys establishment. tine step ami Outlook, the winning two-horse cam binatiiii. yielded Lo.H.-, for £2. The three horse combination i 1 went to the field at S9.13 for . .1. V. Mays recently acquired I.aee fell dead shortly after a work-nut this nuirnins. due to a hemorrhage in her head. The Illy was insured tot ,509. George Keiff was an arrival today from New York on Important business, lie stated that owners in tin- east were averse to runnins their horses the reverse way Of the track, which partially explained the reason for the light fields at Beimout Park. Trainer .1. f. Schorr wired for jockey Ni ylons services for the Hamilton Derby on Thursday next. K. 11. Bradley has sold Bushy Head. Best Bib and Tucker and Between Is In V. lljllley. The consideration for the tirst named two was ,209, while Between Is was thrown iu for S""d measure. At an auction sale to be held iu the paddock next Saturday. Dr. Samuel, Kentiickv. Alfred , Mentis and Bit of fortune will be sold. General Manager Hnehmebder lias posted the follow-bis notice: "Torn or mutilated tickets will positively nit be paid unless presented and recorded in the otliee on day of race." The followins were anions the best work-outs at l.atonia this niornins: Beahth S. Half mile ill K11L Brave Piven Ightbs in 1 :0."i. Clarlhel— Five-eighths in 1:iM-:.. Dr. Samuel Three-quarters iu 1:15. Dryad — Mile in 1:43%. Eustace— Mile- iu 1:43%. riylag Yunkei — Plve-eighths in 1:04. furious Three-quarters in 1:15%. Gabrio Thru-qua iters in 1:15%. Galley Slave -Three quarters iu 1:10%. Gano rive eighths in 1:02. Oilpy — Three quarters in l:14t%. .lack Kavanaugh -Mile in 1:40%. Locklaad Mile in 1:45%. Marion Goosby — Half mile in 59%. Merrick- Three quarters in 1:16%. Miss Declare— Three ■ eighths in :;«;. Oakland — Three-quarters in 1:17. OBagan— Three-eighths in :;«;. old Beii — Five-eighths in 1:05. Penalty — Mile in 1:48. Penance— Mile in 1:48. Servieence — Mile in 1:45%. St. Charlcote— Three-eighths in :;7. Sur.-set — Three-quarters ia 1:10. Walhen Half mile in Til. Wonf Mile in 1:45. Worlds W nder— Half mile in 51%.
