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LEO RATS EXCELLENT RACE TIES THE RECORD FOR A MILE AND SEVENTY I YAKDS AND HAS DERBY CHANCE Hell Boy Pays a Long Price in the Mutuels Nothing NothingDone Done in the Butwcll Case Because BecauseNot Not Referred To the Stewards Cincinnati O Tune 0 J T Looncys throe yearold Leo Hay today loomed up as a dangerous focfor for Latonia Derby hmors next Saturday by scoring an impressive victory In the mile and sev ¬ enty yards allowance race which featured this afternoons card at Latonia and incidentally equal ¬ ing tlie American record of 11 The colt was decidedly best At the finish he was worked out additionally for his anticipated start in the Derbv DerbvIdeal Ideal weather prevailed this afternoon and a di ¬ versified card enabling horses of all rarities to engage contributed toward good sport There was a slight decrease in attendance hut the volume of speculation was of satisfactory proportions Back ¬ ers of favorites again suffered duo to the fact that frequencyThe first choices were beaten with frequency The greatest betting surprise of the season devel ¬ oped in the opener when Boll Boy got home a nose in advance of Kio Brazos So lightly was he re ¬ garded that only 21 was watered on him straight lie paid his few hackers the remunerative return of 215 to 1 1Brown Brown Velvet winner of the second race was another to pay handsomely This iilly was groaned with others in the lield and beat the favorite Bessie N with ease easeThere There were no developments in the jockey But well case and the stewards for the present are giving the matter no consideration They have not been communicated with as reported yesterday The telegrams from the east all have been ad ¬ dressed to the Kentucky State Racing Commis ¬ sion Until the matter is again brought before the stewards directly there will be no action taken by them It is said that Bntwell is enroute here to appear before the stewards and seek reinstate ¬ ment and give an explanation of his tardiness in paying the 250 fine fineFred Fred Anerbach general manager of the Charles ¬ ton track was among the visitors today and will remain for some time before returning to Jackson ¬ ville Fla FlaThe The stewards were dissatisfied with the ride that VwfsB wive Itoyal Tea in the opener anil had that idor before them for a lengrsry session but no iTUrftw followed followedfMaeklc fMaeklc Daw centered on by the sharps for a gcod tiling ran to his best form but had a narrow escape from defeat and with a clear course would have been beaten by Cardnme CardnmeSeveral Several owners and trainers timed Leo Kay one mile and threeeighths In 215 and the mile and n inarJer in a fraction less than 203 203There There were additional arrivals during the day from Louisville ami but few remaining owners are now at tlie Ixnilsville tracks tracksIatonia Iatonia workouts over a fast track this morn ¬ ing were wereBig Big Dipper Threequarters in 121 121Capitan Capitan Bravo Mile in 14 14Consoler Consoler Thrccipiartcrs in 12 12Dorothy Dorothy Ierkins Tlirecipmrters in 117 117Dr Dr Carmen Half mile in 49 49Filigree Filigree Fiveeighths in 10 10Flying Flying Feet Half mile in 50 50Snide Snide Iost Threeeighths in 30 30Helen Helen M Mile in 145 145High High Private Mile in 110 110Tacoba Tacoba Fiveeighths in 103 103Manager Manager Waite Threeipiartors in 121 121Manioc Manioc Fiveeighths in 10 10Miss Miss Fielder Threeeighths in 3G 3GMiss Miss Thorite Half mile in 40 40Oakland Oakland Threequarters in 110 110RosignMile RosignMile in 141 141September September Morn Fiveeighths in 1 05 05Star Star Actress Threequarters in 121 121T T M Green Threeeighths in tS tSTalebearer Talebearer Threequarters in 110 110To To tan Threequarters in 115 115Wntorlilossom Wntorlilossom Mile in 14 14Zolzo Zolzo Threeeighths in 7
