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BUBBLING OVER GOES AMISS Kentucky Derby Winner Meets MeetsWith With Slight Mishap That Will WillNecessitate Necessitate a Rest LOUISVILLE Ky May 31 Rubbling Over1 Kentucky Derby winner has gone amiss There is no question about that He is the victim of tendonitis It will take a alittle little time to tell the decree of his indisposi ¬ tion Colonel Bradley has hopes of continu ¬ ing the colt in training but he will not start him in the Latonia Derby DerbyThe The colt showed no sign of lameness when the horses of the Idle Hour Farm Stable were walked to the L N siding at South Louisville Sunday morning The trouble is in the left fore leg He wore bandages on this leg when the groom was leading him from the Bradley stable to the loading plat ¬ form formThe The mishap came during the trial Thursday morning He either stepped in a hole or struck himself according to stable attaches In any event the leg filled and the next day veterinarians were consulted The results of these examinations have never been dis ¬ closed Trainers in adjacent stables say Bubbling Over is suffering from a slight bow and that he will have to be thrown out of training for a permanent cure cureDr Dr G Macintosh in discussing Bubbling Overs ailment said It may be tendonitis or a slight bow Bow is a common term for ruptured tendon or ligament and presents a bulging bow appearance Tendonitis is an inflammatory condition of the tendons or liga ¬ ments due to trauma injuries such as blows wounds punctures or faulty shoeing where the angle of tne foot is changed causing too much strain on the suspensory ligaments by lowering the heel and leaving the toe too long longInfectious Infectious tendonitis is the result of vari ¬ ous pathegonic bacteria entering the tendon structure caused from the after effects of influenza shipping fever distemper or pneu ¬ monia
