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TRIUMPH FOR E. R. BRADLEY ♦ His Breakfast Bell Wins Main Race at Downs. • Kitty Pat Heats Little Visitor in Thrilling Finish — Panola in Spectacular Success — ltlg Crowd. 1 LOCISVILLK. Ky.. May 14— K. It. Brad-leys Breakfast Bell, coupled with Buck, was the winner over a good band in the one mile feature on Churchill Downs program. She finished in advance of Boon Companion with Buck in third place, the latter just beating-out King Nadi. the heavily backed favorite. The Bradley pair figured prominently for the entire trip and Breakfast Bell after taking the lead held her opponents safe to the end. The race held additional interest because of tlie tart that Boon Companion and King Nadi are Derby prospects and held to be among the certain starters. Their respective showings was pot of Kentucky Dei by standard c.nd they will have to improve considerably on this showing to be regarded seriously. Boaa Coenpanlop raced forwardly throughout but King Nadi was a disappointment. He dropped out of it in the first quarter and had to race wide thereafter. Both colts were worked out the Derby distance. Boon Companion negotiating it in ZrPlh and King Nadi in 1 :US=j. MANY NOTAIH.KS PltKSKXT. The constant and steady arrivals swelled the big throng at Churchill Downs to almost the crowding point, in the big crowd were many notables some having come in their private ears. They intend making the trip , to Lexington l morrow to attend the Nurs.i y sale and return to Louisville in the evening, j Louisville is now in the throes of Derby frenzy and the excitement will increase as the day of the big race approaches. The secondary feature furnished another spectacular contest between Little Visitor and Kitty Pat, the Camden fiily winning out by a neck with Buckwheat Cake following the pair far out of it. The winner ran well and moved up to Little Visitor steadily, catching her in tie- last sixteenth, but was unable to draw father away than a —ck. Kitty lat hail a host of supporters and looms up as a formidable Kentucky inks pre .sped. Supporters ol" favorit.s began the day aus picb usly when they centered on Glenlater !l.. ridden by A. Schuttinger. The horse raced as if much the best and disposed of his opponents with pane, drawing away when called on. Borderland, a prospective Derby candidate and ridden by K. Sande. landed in second place, with RaaseU Cave just ■aanas- ing to capture third place. Hootiuuod on slitecutu pace. TRIUMPH FOR E. R. BRADLEY Continued from first pnge? The two-year-old race brought an upset with the victory of Dolly Bay. She was lucky to escape the interference that usu ally oecurcs in these sprints and she held on long enough to outstay Omnia, with Valence in third place. Kmancipation, the favorite, had her chances destroyed when the others began boring in after the sart. She had an inner rail position and Fields had to take her back. Valence also was caught in the jam and both were in last place when straightened out. The third race, engaging ordinary ones at a mile and a sixteenth, found Links getting up in the last few strides f win from Miss I.ahe. with Breechloader in third place. Ianks at one stage was far out of it in last place ;md "ad 1° ■» to the outside of the others in the last three-eighths, but he finished gamely and get up in the last few strides. The International Stables Banola. and J. N. Camdens *tmeo. furnished a spectacular contest in the fourth race, in which five two-year-old fillies started. iYonk rode the winner in. and kept his mount in front of "anieo. d -*spite Earners effort to take th. | lead. Cameo dropped out of it after the start while Panola held sway, but .showed an inclination to tire, until Fronk roused hi r :.nd foned In r to keep in front of Cameo. I.ady Carolyn fllllriw in third pl.o c. afi i » losing a big pt*.
