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KENTUCKY HANDICAP ATTRACTIONS Good Horses Entered in the Douglas Park and Latonia. Inaugural Handicaps. Louisville, Ky., September 8. Thirty-five, nominations were made to the Douglas Park Inaugural Handicap, the opening feature race of the fall meeting in this city on September 26 and included in the list are some of the best stayers In the country. The affair is at one and one-sixteenth miles, for three-year-olds and over, and it has ,000 added. Among those entered are King Gorin, winner of tlig Kentucky Handicap at Douglas Park last spring; Rancher, holder of the track record for one and one-sixteenth miles at the same track; Star Maid, winner of the Ashland Oaks at Lexington last spring; Colonel Vennle, a consistent stake winner at New Orleans last winter; Kathleen, which recently sold, for a big sum at Saratoga; Holllster and The Cock, two of A. K. Macombers imported thoroughbreds; Fruit Cake, a high-class three-year-old filly; Midway, which finished third in the Kentucky Derby and third in the Latonia Derby; Harry Kelly, upon which John W. Schorr recently set a price In excess of 20,000; Cudgel, winner of the Latonia Independence Handicap and which finished second to Liberty Loan in the Latonia Derby; Butterscotch II., an English colt which showed excellent form at the recent Saratoga meeting, ind Hodge, one of the most consistent, as well as useful, racers in the country. This years nominations show an increase over last fall by six and more high-class horses were named in it than ever before. A. K. Macomber and John W. Schorr each named three horses and the Schorr stable Is placing its chief reliance in three -year-olds as its trio of nominations are horses of that age. Of the thirty-five nominations made sixteen of, them were three-year-olds and some of the best horses of this division in the west are entered. Nine foreign-bred horses are included in the list. The nominations for the Douglas Park Inaugural Handicap follow: The Douglas Park Inaugural Handicap, ,000 added; for throe-year-olds and over. By subscription of 5 each; 0 additional to start; ,000 added, of which 50 to second and 50 to third, the fourtli to save its stake. Weights three days. before the race. Winners after publication of weights, three pounds extra. Starters to be named through the entry box the day before the race at the usual time of closing. One mile and a sixteenth. Owner. Col. and Sex Name of norse. Age. R. L. Baker and Co.s ch. h, King Gorin, 4. E. R. Bradleys blk. h, Black Toney. 0. E. R. Bradleys b. c, Sandstone II.. 3. C. J. Brockmillers b. g. Grumpy, 5. W. F. Ciscos b. c, Huffaker, 4. Joseph Marroncs ch. m, Hanovia, 5. Allen P. Harveys br. c, Friendless. 3. J. S. Hawkins and Co.s b. g, Dr. Barlow, 3. O. M. Hendries b. h, Rancher. 5. H. 11. Hewitts b. f, Star Maid. 3. W. G. King-Dodds ch. c, Lubelski, 4. A. L. Kirbys blk. c, Blacklc Daw, 4. J.efferson Livingstons b. c, Colonel Vcnnie, 4. George J. Longs b. m, Kathleen, 4. A. K. Macombers br. c, Ilollister, 3. A. K. Macombers ch. c. The Cock. 4. A. K. Macombers b. f, Fruit Cake, 3. TIios. C. McDowells ch. h. Manager Waite, 5. Thos. C. McDowells br. f. Queen Errant, 3. C. E. Mickelwaits b. g, Sands of Pleasure, 4. Middleton and Jones ch. c, Guy Fortune, 3. E. W. Moores ch. m, Arriet, G. E. W. Moores ch. c, William the Fourth, 3. M. C. Moores b. g, Marion Goosby, 5. J. W. Parrishs ch. c, Midway, 3. II. Perkins and Co.s br. g, Dick Williams, 4. Pleasanton Stables br. c, Faux-Col, 4. R. J. Mackenzie, owner. John W. Schorrs eh. c, Horry Kelly, 3. John W. Schorr.s b. c, Cudgel, 3. John W-. Schorrs-b. c. Butterscotch II., 3. Kay Spences ch. g, Hodge, G. Ed Trotters b. g, Arravan, 3. J. Umensetters ch. g, Grover Hughes, 9. J. S. Wards ch. g, Franklin, 4. Win. Woodard and Co.s b. g-, Opportunity, 3.. Forty-seven were named for the Latonia Autumn Inaugural Handicap, and like the Inaugural at Douglas Park it also showed a gain of six over last fall. This race is also at one and one-sixteenth miles for three-year-olds and over and it has ,000 added. Among the cracks nominated for this event is Old Rosebud, the champion "comeback" in turf history.- The son of U-nclts Ivory Bells won the Inaugural Handicap last spring at the Milldale course. Eighteen of the forty-seven entries for the Autumn Inaugural are three-year-olds. The foreign-bred division has eleven representatives named in the entries. . This race is increased in value by ,000 over last fall. The nominations- for the Latonia Autumn Inaugural Handicap follow: The Latonia Inaugural Handicap, ,000 added, for three-year-olds and over. Handicap. By subscription of 5 each; 0 additional to start; ,000 added, of which- 30 to second and 50 to third, the fourtli to save its stake. Weights three days before the race. Winners after publication of weights,, three pounds extra. Starters to be named through entry box the day before the race at the usual time of closing. One mile and a sixteenth. Owner. Col. and Sex. Name of Horse. Age. W. E. Applegates b. g, Old Rosebud, G. R. J. Austins ch. h, Cominonada, 5. . R. L. Baker and Co.s eh. c, King Gorin, 4. R. L. Baker and Co.s b. g. Dr. Samuel, G. E. R.. Bradleys blk. h, Black Toney, 0. E. R. Bradleys b. c, Sandstone II., 3. C. .7. Brockmillers b. g, Grumpy, 5. Joseph Marrones ch. m, Hanovia, 5. J. W. Fullers b. m, Dorothy Dean, 8. Gallaher Bros. b. m, Vogue, 5. A. B. Hancocks eh. m, Embroidery, 5. A. P. Harveys br. c, Friendless, 3. .7. Hawkins and Co.s b. g. Dr. Barlow, 3. G. M. Hendries b. h. Rancher, 5. Emil Herz b. c, Daddys Choice, 4. Emil Herz b. c, Manister Toi, 3. II. II. Hewitts b. f, Star Maid, 3. W.. G. King-Dodds eh. c, Lubelski, 4. A. L. Kirbys blk. c, Blackie Daw, 4. Oscar Lewisohns b. g. Benevolent, 5. Jefferson Livingstons b. e. Colonel Vcnnie, 4. Geo. .7. Longs b. in, Kathleen, 4. John Lowes b. c. Gun Powder, 3. A. K. Macombers br. c, Ilollister, 3. A. K. Macombers b. f; Fruit Cake. 3. T. C. McDowells ch. h. Manager Waite, 5. T. C. McDowells br. f, Queen Errant, 3. T. C. McDowells b. f, Auriga, 3. William Martins br. h, Waterbass, G. C. E. Mickelwaits b. g; Sands .of Pleasure, 4. Middleton and Jones . ch. c, Guy Fortune, 3. Middleton and Jones ch. f, Sunflash, 3. E. W. Moores ch. m, Arriet, G. E. W. Moores ch. c, William the Fourth, 3. M. C. Moores br. g, Marion Goosby, 5. J. W. Parrishs ch. c, Midway, 3. H. Perkins and Co.s br. g, Dick Williams, 4. Pleasanton Stables br. c, Faux-Col, 4. R. J. Mackenzie, owner. John W. Schorrs ch. c, Harry Kelly, 3. John W. Schorrs b. c; Cudgel, 3. John W. Schorrs b. c, Butterscotch II., 3. W. Showaltcrs ch. c. Cane Run, 4. Kay Spences ch. g, Hodge, G. W. J. Starrs ch. g. Wise Man, 4. E. Trotters b. g, Arravan. 3. J. S. Wards ch. g. Franklin, 4. William Woodard and Co.s b. g, Opportunity, 3.
