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Latest Turf Gossip From Fair Latonia LATOXIA. Ky.. June 3. The couple of two-year-olds Dr. A. Lowen-thal and Oak. which Al Thomas raced for the v. Terkins stable at Maple Heights, have been sent to Lexington to be turned out. Geo. Land arrived from Louisville with Joan of Kent, a two-year-old filly by Granite— Margaret Kent that he will race in the colors of Mrs. W. Showalter of Lexington. Jockey Eddie Martin, who sustained a fracturtd foot when kicked by a horse before the start of the sixth race Tuesday, was removed from his home to St. Elizabeths Hospital in Covington Wednesday morning. Jockey R. Yelton departs Thursday night for Aurora where he will ride for the stable of J. S. Ownbey. Martin Xathanson. of the Coney Island Jockey Club, is doing some active missionary-work among the Latonia horsemen in behalf of the new track near Cincinnati that will race for fifty-eight days following the close of the Latonia meeting. He reports that ho has met with liberal response from owners, with entries to the stakes that close June fi. There will be a meeting of the Thoroughbred Horse Association members on June 29 at the Sinton Hotel, preceded by an invitation dinner. Joseph A. Murphy, general manager of the Hawthorns track, is expected to arrive hero tomorrow frcm Xew York to do some missionary work on behalf of the Hawthorne track and also to receive entries to the rich Itafcaa which close June C. The colt Take a Chance, which won tho Dashfbrd Manor Stakes at Churchill Downs Saturday, will not be allowed to start here while the property of G. Kirk. The denial for bis starting is clue to a ruling against tho ownr made at the Fair Grounds on February 2. of this year, depriving him of privi-legea at the Fair Grounds, including admission, bananas of usinu- indecent language in the Fair Grounds paddock. Jockey August Yirrat. who has been riding with success oa tho Ohio circuit, stopped off hers today earoutd to Louisville, where he recently purchased a home. .1. W. Murphy is an arrival from Maple Heights with Lucky Strike and Maxhra, Thomas B. Cromwell was among todays vlsiti ra, lie came to look aft. r the Laceland Stake entries which close Wednesday night After the running of the third race in which Sterling was beaten over an eighth of a mile, the stewards ordered his further entry refused until he is in racing condition.
