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LATONIA WESTERN MECCA 1 Horses From All Points Arrive at Kenton County Track. J. C. Milams String of Twenty-Two Get In From Lexington Hawthorne Contingent Also Reach Course. CINCINNATI, Ohio, Sept. 9. Horses continue to reach Latonia from all points for next Saturdays Inauguration of the Kentucky fall season of racing at the Kenton County track. Todays arrivals were heavy and included the division of the J. N. Camden stable that had been racing in New York in charge of Danny Stewart, and four belonging to the same stable that R. G. Denny had raced at Hawthorne. The latter consignment included the fast juvenile filly Oh Susanna. Stewart announced that Pas Seul was left in New York to run in the Futurity at Belmont All of the Camden Stables horses arrived in good condition with the exception of the speedy Kitty Pat, which was suffering with an attack of car fever. George Land arrived from Lexington with twenty-two horses belonging to J. C. Milam. The latter is in New York supervising the training of Kentucky Cardinal for the Futurity. The stable of Earl Newman of New Orleans, including Madame Vennie, Elusive and Silent Lillian also arrived Tuesday from Lexington. The stables of R. L. Baker, E. L. Fitzgerald and Jack Phillips were the chief arrivals from Hawthorne. The Baker outfit came in charge of trainer George Arvin, who announced that three members of tho establshiment, Lavinia, Power and May Bruen, had been sold prior to the stables departure from the Chicago track. The coming meeting will mark the first appearance of the R. L. Baker colors on the Kentucky tracks in over eighteen months. During that period the stable has been campaigned on the far western tracks. Al Woodman got in from Toledo with the horses Who Knows Me, Frank Gailor, London Smoke and Rapid Traveler. The stable of S. N. Holman in the care of Cecil Howard is an arrival from Windsor. The consignment embraced eighteen head and included Mr. Holmans recent purchases Just David, Nassau, Stage Coach and Deadlock and the old reliable Best Pal. Other arrivals from Windsor include the stables of Gallagher Bros., John Walters and T. F. Devereaux. Tho Gallagher outfit was headed by the Latonia Derby winner Chilhowee. John Walters reported that one of his string, the two-year-odl Northwestern, arrived with a high temperature. Jack Baker is due to arrive Wednesday morning from Lexington with his extensive stable, that has been resting up in that city since the Raceland meeting. Jockey Earl Pool, who rode at Hawthorne during the closing weeks of that meeting, is now at Lexington galloping the Baker horses. The only horses that Jack Phillips brought here from Hawthorne were Cloughjordan, Eulalia and Bettie Bacon. The stable of Theo. Mueller, of Louisville, in charge of trainer Jim Moody, which has been at Latonia since the close of Raceland, is progressing nicely, and will be fit and Continued on sixteenth page. LATONIA WESTERN MECCA Continued from first page. ready for the opening here. The stable which fared well at the Ashland track includes Wida, Randell, Roldgold, Fusileer, Mighty, Rocky, Smudge and Rose Girl. Jockey A. Yerrat, the stable contract rider, who has been riding on the Ohio tracks most of the summer will report to trainer Moody next Friday. Al Luzader is a recent arrival from Huntington with the Portsmouth Stables horses, which are all in fine condition and include Parody, Miss America, Nell Jo, Ruth S., and Cosenza. Most of the horses in the stable of W. H. Hall, which summered at Latonia are crippled or otherwise incapacitated from racing. Sway developed a quarter crack a short time ago and Mistress Mary had to be fired and turned cut for chronic lameness. Blue Stone, Wapiti and Baldine, the remainder of the string, have nothing seriously the matter with them, but they are hardly ready to race just now, due to minor ailments. Jack Weavers three-year-old Colonel Gil-more, which gave such promise in the early spring, will not be seen under colors this fall. He went wrong about a month ago and has had the firing irons applied to his legs. Col. Andrew Vennie, resident manager of Churchill Downs, arrived today and will remain until after the inaugural days at Latonia. Over a fast track many useful works were witnessed at Latonia this morning. Chil-howee ran a half mile in 49, In Memoriam a quarter in 23, Bourbon Boy a mile in 1:40 and Cream Puff, S. J. Kelleys candidate for the Queen City Handicap, went three-eighths in 37. One of the best trials was shown when Outcast galloped five-eighths in 1:01. Princess Doreen, Pegasus, Miss Cerina and Surf Rider went together three-eighths in 39.
