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SAINING AT HOT S1TJNGS FRESH DAILY ARRIVALS SWELL THE GENEROUS PATRONAGE AT OAKLAWN. Grumpy Victorious in the Principal Race of Yesterday — Eden Park Boaten Unluckily — 0. Gentry Makes a Good Impression. Hot Springs. Ark . March 21. — Anotlior generous Increase was noted in the sttrndsnrr this afternoon :it Oaklawn. a big proportion being neweomers overnight. Weather conditions eonld not be improved uphill ami track conditions were propitious for good racing. The opener was highly interesting and while the potter trade of heroes contested a majority of tke races, the finishes were sutBciently close to suit the aaaat i lai Hi The frequently raced Grumpy won the feature race, :i handicap at one mile, in handy fashion. With Monsieur 1erci getting up in the last stride to heat Father Kiley for second money. Monsieur lerci was cut off sharply on several occasions. otherwise he might have landed the purse. .lake Marklein was unlucky to lose a purse with his Heal Park in the second race and it was s olely due to Ambroses failure to note the coming of Sang Bleu along the inner rail. Sang Bleu was best, but with a poor send -off he would have been beaten handily, had not Ambrose overlooked him in the stretch. A. L. Kirby and his connections netted much profit as a result of Insurgents victory in tke opening race. The race also introduced to the local racing const! taents the lightweight apprentice rider . Gentry, who rode the winner in excellent fashion. lie will remain here and ride for Kirby until the resumption of racing at Tijuana. Heavy and steady support for Yallaha in the thin race and the tendency of Hilly .loes price to soar skyward, canned judge Campbell to send a sharp warning to McBwea, who had the mount on Hilly Joe. and that rider heeded the warning. for lie kept liilly Joe in full stride from the start and won easily. Todays visitors Included Mayor John II. Busche-mcyer. of Louisville, and Col. J. P. Whalen. Norman K. Mack, national Democratic committeeman from New York, was an interested spectator of the racing as the guest of John II. Midi-gin. president of the Niagara Racing Association. "Whitey" Beck was an arrival this morning from Now York and will join the ranks of the "information" dispensers tomorrow. After til • fourth race Judge Campbell announced the suspension of jockey F. Cooper for the remainder of tlii-- meeting :.s a result of that riders failure to ride out Father Riley for second place in the handicap. Rcyb urn will not be allowed to start again at this meeting on account of his inconsistent running. W. M. Raw son lias bought Ataboy for ,000 from C. T. Worthington. Jockey Haynes was suspended for six days by the starter for disobedience at the post. Training gallops over a fast track this morning were: Asparagus Sam- Half mile in 52. Aswan Half mile in 50%. Ben I.i sea Half mile in 51%. Bernini -Five-eighths in 1:09%. Hill Simmons- Half mile in 52 J.-,. Cicerone— Three-eighths in 39. Olit Stream— Mile in 1:4$%. Colza — Three -eighths in %. Donner — Half mile in 50. Iir. Carmen — Half mile in 40%. Dr. Tuck — Quarter mile in 2i. Edna Kenna Three-eighths in 80%. Encore Five-eighths in 1:07%. Feint Quarter mil ■ in 36. Florin— Three-eighths In 88. For Fair — three-quarters in 1:18. Glomer Fire-eighths in 1:04%. Greenwood — Three-eighths in 86%. Gretchen It. — Three-eighths in 87%. Ima Frank Three-quarters in 1:10% Korfhage Three-eighths In 88%. Msnasseh- Prce-etghths In 1:08. Modesto Boj Three-eighths in 38V;,. Night Cap Three-eight!:-- la 88. Ham. mi Half mile in 50%. Resign Half mile in 50%. Rio Brasos Five-eighths in 1 :05. Rubicon II. -Half mile it: 52%. Sands Diamond Half mile in 51 5. siiyie • - Seven-eighths In 1:31 .,. Sol Gil-y Three-eighths la 89. Stanley s. — Mile in 1 :58. Talleyrand — Three-quarters in 1:17. Wat — Quarter mile In 25%. Wild Bear— Fire-eighths in 1:07%.
