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LATEST RACING GOSSIP FROM LATONIA C. T. Worthingtons horses will be sold at auction in the Latonia paddock on Oct. 22. Jockey J. Ileupel received a bad shaking up when his mount. Mainspring, fell with him in the second race. Jefferson Livingstons Sympathy was claimed from the first race by T. M. Botts at a cost of ,400. Jockey IT. J. Gruneisen was suspended for the remainder of the meeting for rough riding in the third race. Carl AViedemann today announced that In Memoriam was not for sale. Several of the eastern owners have been trying to buy the colt. Montfort and B. B. Jones, who are racing under tho nom de course of the Audley Farm Stable, were arrivals today to witness tho racing. Capt. Fred Fenchler. who is extensively interested In the Juarez race plant, was among tho visitors hero from 11 Paso to witness tho Kentucky Special. Kabul, a two-year-old owned by O. Benin, had to bp destroyed as a result of Injury ssutnlned while exercising this morning. C. .outs, who rode him, sutYered a fracture of tho right shoulder. Jockey Pool had a narrow escape from Injury when ho was unseated as n tvsult of the crowding that came at tho thst turn, for which Bog Pardon was hold to Maine and disqualified after winning. 11. I.unsford . has taken over tho horses owned by tho Cincinnati Stable to train, lie functioned In his now vocation for the first thuo when he supervised the saddling of Madam Venule In the sixth race. 10. It. Bradley bus scoured the contract on Jockey Bland, u promising apprentice mow riding nl Bono, Nov. Mho youngster Is duo to Join tl Bradley stable bore next week. Mr. Uradloy haa also secured second call ou jockey Iovloa norvlcea during the New Oe lonmi inootlUKS. ,. . ...
