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LATONIA FAST ONCE MORE Big Attendance Marks Welcome Change in Track Conditions Owner Kelley Scores with Bru ¬ nette n and Pastoureau Foreign Bred Horses Win LATONIA Ky Tune 28 The Cliicago owner F J Kelley had his colors much In the limelight during the afternoon and they were carried to vic ¬ tory on two occasions while another representative from his stable also landed in second place It also marked a field day for horses of foreign breeding as three English racers triumphed in succesive order On two occasions the first and second horse were foreignbred foreignbredThe The trio from the Kelley stable are all foreigners The diminutive jockey Boyle shared the honors with the Kelley establishment for he piloted two of the winners In lien of any stake feature the Salva ¬ tion Army Handicap at a mile and an eighth held the place of honor as the purse in this was 2300 Pastoureau was the victor with Haider and Beaver kill following him closely Boyle rushed Pastoureati into a jood lead at once closely followed by Beaverkill and Kaider and the light weight the Kelley representative had up stood him in good stead for he continued to hold the others safe dur ¬ ing the entire race and the finish found him easing up Raider and Beaverkill engaged in a spirited but brief stretch duel with Raider proving the bet ¬ ter terPrevious Previous to Pastoureaus success Brunette II carying the Kelley colors achieved an easy success over Ginger with Paris Maid Just managing to outlay YnlcanHc for third place There was solid support in the race for Bellsolar but that filly made a dull showing showingProspector Prospector like Brunette II and Pastoureau is foreignbred and he had little difficulty in lead ¬ ing his opponents home in the fifth race But his start today brought him a change of owner ¬ ship for he was claimed by II Neusteter repre ¬ sented in the race by Mistress Polly The transfer price was 3100 The Colleen Bawn which started in this race will start no more at this meeting for the stewards after the race handed down the following ruling The further entry at this meet ¬ ing of The Colleen Bawn is refused she being too sore to race in her present condition For the same reason the further entry at this meeting of Irregular is refused refusedIrregular Irregular was a starter in the following race and after beginning with the others from the post declined to extend himself and refused to so further than an eighth eighthMarse Marse John began proceedings for the favorite backers poorly when he won under good riding with Hidden Jewel and Madras Gingham following The field in this was held to be of such even caliber that Docod the favorite ruled at better than 41 Clintonville 41Clintonville had an easy time of it in beating the other maiden twoyearolds that made the con ¬ test in the second race Missa just managing to outstay Mayrose for second place placeHEAVY HEAVY VOLTTME OF SPECULATION SPECULATIONTodays Todays attendance was again of a record number and the volume of wagering up to the Saturday standard This too in spite of several ordinary races programmed programmedThe The track was a trifle dull at the outset but under the painstaking and constant attention it received from the harrow brigade it continued im ¬ proving and several of the dashes were run in al ¬ most record time timeThe The concluding race brought with its running a fall but J H Burke who was unseated from Gor ¬ don Russell escaped injury Reveler which won the race was claimed by H Fields for 1800 1800While While no authoritative information has been issued there is a wellfounded rumor going the rounds here that Canadian resumption of racing this year is practically certain and the sport in the Domin ¬ ion will begin on or about July 15 The trade most likely to resume first will be Windsor and a number of the owners here are awaiting definite advices intending to ship there immediately after the close of Latonia LatoniaJames James OLeary was again a visitor today and stated that he had secured the services of J S ualiace and James Osborne to serve as judge and starter during the contemplated LibertyvJIle meet ¬ ing ingFormer Former jockeys Tommy and Walter Taylor who were in the same company while overseas re ¬ turned FranceF this morning from France F St John who is here observing the racing and action with a view to Incorporating some of the ideas at the Fair Grounds next winter stated this morning that the proposed plan of locating the grandstand on the opposite of the track from its present site has had to be abandoned and that the grandstand which will be brought over from City Park will be placed on the old site where the grandstand stood before it burned last winter Mr St John will leave tonight for New York where lie will continue doing missionary work in behalf of the Fair Grounds According to Mr St John lll1tle Rrievances of the present disgruntled ones will be adjusted long before the opening of the Fair Grounds GroundsJphet Jphet Bank Note and a twoyearold colt bv prmondale owned by B B McLean will be shipped tonight to his farm near Ashburo Va
