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SENATOR CAMDEN IN LUCK ONE STEP WINS HIS FIRST RACE OF THE FALL CAMPAIGN FOR HIM. Usecit Wins at Long Odds and Is Bid Up— Dick Williams and Slceth Among the Winners — Punishment for Erring Jockeys. Louisville. K.v.. Septembe-r 24. — Senator J. N. Camdens colon were allied to victory for the tirst time this fall on a Kentucky course when One Step accounted for the mile race for three -year-old fillies. She scared over Hanoviu. with Floota-helle heading the others. One Step was lucky in escaping the crowding, which caused several of the others to shorten their strides when closely groaped. Water Witch, which ran unplaced in the race, was worked out an additional ball mile, going the distance In 2:34% In preparation for her expected start in the Louisville Cup. Weather and track c.uiditions were lierfect and the attendance was the liest of the present meeting. Speculation also showed an increase over former days. The ■part was again keen and enjoyable. favorite* and well-hacked contenders were sue-cesafHl in most of tli" races, an exception being 1 see-it. which led a band of sprinters to the tinish in llie third race. It was her first victory in the colors of .1. AY. May. and A. W. Hoots, her former owner, bid her up from an entered price of 1915.sh00 to .01K . but failed to get her. Dick Williams, which recently was transferred to the .1. W. Schorr stable, won the opener after a bard drive, and Father Riley likewise scored in the following race as a favorite. Sleeth. which had heavy rapport, led all the way in the lifth. The disappointment of this rate was First Degree, which Jockey Acton seemingly took out of contention when going well at the half-mile ground. Lady Botha was an absentee from the fourth race, having been excused by the stewards following a mile runaway this morning. Emily U. was bought by E. B. Parsons fr m P. J. Millett. She will be taken with others in the Parsons stable to Havana for whiter racing. .lelTorson I.ivingsion and a party of six guests came over from Chicago to witness a fee il.-us of racing. Mr. Livingston will incidentally discuss plans for tin- winter villi trainer Brandt regarding his extensive racing establishment. The youngstei s recently bought for J. c. ITeagerx aceoaai will be taken to New oilcans by R. K. Caillpbell. where they will be raced. K. I.. Baker intends to -hip a dozen of bin heal racer* to engage in the racing at New Orleans. Conforming to custom, general manager John __ Hal lnneisler has set :i| :i it nexl Monday as holies •la.i. All ladies accompanied by an escort will lie * admitted free on thai occasion. After the tinish of the second race Disillusion was sent on an extra half mile in preparation for her Start in he Louisville Tup next Tlesday. Jockey Stirling was suspended for lea days by the stewards for causing First Degree- to be taken out of contention, when he cut acres with Beu-lah s. Jockey b tt was tiucd .5 ami sus|iended for the remainder of th -eting for disobedience at the post in the o|iening dash. Patrol Judge Wright reported after the running of the sixth race that jockev Martin, on Poppet. bad taken hold of Mary lis bridle and forced her back while Poppee and Mary II were rounding the stretch turn. The stewards investigated the matter and suspended Martin for ten days. Douglas Park work-outs this morning on a fast track were: Africa Beau— Mile in 1:43%, Counterpart Mile in 1 :4.i. Expectation- Mile and a half in 2:38%. Father Kell.v Three-eighths in 36. Foxy Griff Im eighths in 1:04. Hodge — Mile and a half in 2:38. Industry — Halt mile in .".1. Jack Kuvanaojcb — Mile in 1:4s. Iains Oakley Half mile in 40--.. L. II. Adair -Seven eighths in 1:31. Lady Jane Grey — Half mile in 40-.-.. Lady Botha -Ban away a mile and an eighth in 1 :5V Little BiRter— Three-eighths in 38%. Marion Gooeby — Three eighths in 38%. Margaret N. — Three-eighths in :;7. Prince Harry — Three eighths in 40. Kingling - Half mile in .", -- . Shoddy Three ■ quarters in 1:18. Talebearer Thr marten in 1 :20.
