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LEOCHARES EASY WINNER WITHDRAWAL OF BRINGHURST LEAVES HIM WITH LITTLE OPPOSITION. Latonia Racing Continues to Be Favored with Pleasant Weather and Literal Patronage List of Horses for Charleston. Cincinnati, O., November 3. The withdrawal of Briugburst from todays six-furlong handicap at Latonia detracted considerably from that feature, as it left Lcochares an outstanding favorite, bis success over Gipsy Love and Benanet, the remaining starters, being generally conceded before the limning. It is doubtful if Briugburst would have lepeated his recent victory over Leocbares, for the latter ran to. bis best form and placed to his credit the fastest aix furlongs of the meeting, lie displayed keen speed from the outset and was well in hand throughout. Gipsy Love made a game, but ineffectual effort in the stretch, but was no match for the Schorr representative, Benanet was at all times a distant trailer. Considering the general esteem in which Leocbares was held before the race, the. 1 to - that bis backers obtained was regarded as an extremely liberal price. Balmy weather was instrumental in attracting to . the course one of the best mid-week crowds of tbe meeting. The sport was again wholesome and greatly enjoyed. The activity that has been so manifest in the betting ring throughout the present meeting again prevailed, and as most of the winners came from the ranks of the best backed horses, the regulars particularly had a profitable experience. T. C. McDowells smart looking Waterblossoin showed a return of her good spring form and accounted in handy fashion for the third race, which brought together some fast juveniles at live and a half furlongs. She showed extreme speed from the start and led the others to win as her rider pleased. Tokay was regarded with most favor for the race and might have been closer to the winner but for suffering extensively when Filigree tried ti bear out on the stretch turn. The closing dash produced one of the best contests of the afternqon when Guide Post got up-in the last stride to beat George Stoll. with Bonanza leading tirtTcIosely grouped next half dozen. Guide f Post was the favorite nud her game llnisb Was L loiidljappUiudcd. Crowding was responsible for Syrians fall in the opening race. Jockey . Connelly escaped with a snaking up. Dundreary and Coy, comprising the two-horse combination, yielded 0.80 for . Waterblossom, Indolence and Guide -Post, in the three-horse, paid 31.20. Ilermuda was claimed for ,020 after the last race by J. Cuda, who was represented in the race by Dick Deadwood. John O. Ferris was an arrival today from Nashville, where he has been since the close of racing in British Columbia. He shipped all of-his racers to Juarez and will add to his establishment several that lie will obtain from George J. Long. E. T. Colton. who has charge of the horses racing in M. "A. Col tons interest, has decided to do no rndS..this winter and will dispose of the entire band by auction on Thursday next. The consignment will include Star Actress, Impression, OHa-gnu, Bayberry Candle and others. .He intends to return to the turf next spring. G. C. Baker will ship four horses to Havre de Grace at the close of the Latonia meeting and irunsfer them later" to Charleston for the racing there. Charles Burgesch. chief accountant of tbe Laurel meeting, arrived today from the Maryland course and stilted that the Laurel track enjoyed the most prosperous season in its history and that the betting tbere by the unituel method was of immense volume. Mr. Burgesch will go to Juarez for the winter. Fred Auerbach. manager of the Charleston Fair and Racing Association, arrived today from Charleston and stated that the thirty-day meeting to be held at Palmetto Park, was attracting greater local interest than at any former time. Mr. Auerbach claims that tbere will be an abundance of horses at tlie track and announced the following list of owners who will ship from here, together with the number t liotses they will take on tbe special train leaving Latonia Tuesday noon. They are: J. Hogan, s; W, Walker, 12: T. J. Brown, 0; E. B. Parsons, O. Ilak. 2; L. Tauber, S: F. Gering. Jr., 5; R. C. Campbell. .!; G. W. J. Bissell. 12; William Gerst. S: James S. Everman, 12: George It. Senn. .!: E. Brewster. 4; K Trotter. 5: W. P. Reed, 3: Capt. J. T. Williams, ::: F. Staton. 4: J. 11. Baker. 8: I. Vititoe. 4; J. M. Goode. 7: J. Brown,. 2; Morgan and Newman, 17: N. B. Davis, 10; G. More-lalid. .!; S. M. Henderson, ."!: W. IT. Horton, 7: W. E. Phillips, 7; C. R. Anderson, 2, ami A. E. Ilnuse, 2. General .Manager Hachmelster has made arrangements to- handle an immense crowd tomorrow on account of it being ladies day. Secretary Maginn hup arranged an exceptionally good card, with the Queen City Handicap, one mile, for a purse of .,200. designed to bring out the star juveniles, as the feature. The following were among this mornings workouts over a fast track at Latonia: Almeda Lawrence Three-quarters in 1:20. Amazon Half mile in ."1. Aunt Josie Three-eighths in .",0. BHly .Toe Three-quarters in 1:17. Black Broom Mile In 1:43. Cliahners Five-eighths in 1:04. Cbitra Five-eighths in 1:003. Christie Five-eighths in 1:03. Dortch Five-eighths in 1:03. Ed Crump Seven-eighths in 1:2s1.. Glencairn Three-quarters in 1:10. Imicrator Half mile in 33. Korfhage Three-quarters in 1:18. Lady Jane Grey Five-eighths in 1:07. Lady Moonet Half mile in 40. Leuavaal Mile and one-eightn in 2:00. Lois V. Three-eighths in 40. Luther Three-quarters in 1:15. Marie OBrien Five-eighths in 1:03. Nobleman Three-quarters in 1:17. Oreen Half mile in 32. Osmonde Three-quarters in 1:17. Iif. Jr. Three-eighths in 3S. Princess Callaway Five-eighths In 1:03. Oueed Half mile in 50. Sandstone Three-quarters in 1:17. Wander Three-eighths in 39. Yengbec Three-quarters in 1:10.
