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LATONIA DERBY FINISH ItAGEVHAGGAGE FIRST ROOT TO ROOT SECOND RHINOCK THIRD BAGENBAGGAGE TRIUMPHS IN LATONIA DERBY CRUSADER CAPTURES SUBURBAN HANDICAP L R BRADLEY COLORS Again First and Second in Valu ¬ able Turf Feature Boot to Boot Runnerup to Bagen Bagenbaggage baggage Rhinock Follows Followsin in Third Place LATONIA Ky June 5 For the third time In as many races threeyearolds from Col Kdward R Bradleys Idle Hour Farm Stable finished first and second in Derbys of this year when Bagenbaggage and Boot to Boot were in those respective positions in the fortyfourth running of the Latonia Derby liere this afternoon It was a triumph equally as decisive as Bubbling Over and IJagenbaggage registered in the Kentucky Derby and the winners this afternoon found their tasks quite as easy as was their finish ¬ ing in the same order in the renewal of the Louisiana Derby at New Orleans early in the year Rhinock star of Mrs Geo B Coxs I uric View Stable was third to the Idle Hour pair today with Harry Payne Whitneys Blondin fourth Kohn and Thies ens Recollection fifth and the Grcentree Stables Navigator sixth and last The triumphant entry prevailed as 3 to 5 favorites and the winning colt a son of Under Fire and Blushing Beauty ran the one and onehalf miles in 2325 He had a margin of one short length over Boot to Boot on which George Johnson had the mount at the finish while Rhinock came to the end much fatigued and almost two lengths back of Boot to Boot BootRACE RACE WORTH 21500 21500Rhinock Rhinock led Blondin by eight lengths while five lengths separated the Whitney repre ¬ sentative from Recollection The latter beat Navigator by two lengths The race carried a winning value of 24500 while second money amounted to 3000 Rhinock garn ¬ ered 1500 for his owner and Blondin took down 750 750There There was nothing spectacular about the running of the Derby the winnor being rated off the pace for the first seveneighths after which he flashed into command and aftcT taking a rather liberal advantage raced under steadying restraint until right near Hie finish where Blind shook him up a bit to have him pull away from his stable companion companionBoot Boot to Boot forced the early pace of Recollection faultlessly then raced head and Jiead with the winner until Blind permitted JBagenbaggage to part company in the con ¬ cluding seventy yards Rhinock raced at an even gait until the last sixteenth where he steadily lost ground to the Idle Hour combination He was within two lengths of the lead an eighth out but the finish found him an additional one half of a length rearward rearwardBlondin Blondin raced prominently for the first mile but thereafter rapidly withdrew from the real running Recollection was taken Into the lead soon after the start but his Btay after that coveted place was over when liagenbaggage fkishod past him after com ¬ pleting the mile Recollection raced for vardly for an idditional eighth but could not keep the pace with the Bradley stars thereafter thereafterLARGE LARGE ATTENDANCE ATTENDANCEThe The afternoon much the finest of the year liore had much to do with attracting a throng perhaps exceeded in numbers only by those great gatherings which visited the in ¬ ternational struggle in which Rpinard bowed to Sarazen and that well remembered special In which Whiskaway climbed to greatness by decisively defeating Morvich MorvichThe The running ground and other parts of fair Latonia were at their best The infield sparkled with beauteous shrubs and bloom possessing plants too numerous to mention Old Glory rolled limply on a soft breeze at the top of the infield staff staffTraffic Traffic difficulties resulted in the late ar ¬ rival of no small number of devotees but the farreaching ever squirming throng was in tContinuta on tiviiity fourth page E R BRADLEY COLORS Continued from first page tact in ample time for all to witness the alluring main attraction The clubhouse re ¬ ceived a full quota while the grandstand re served section would have accomodated a very few more moreThe The Gibson Hotel Handicap a dash of threequarters for which seven answered the call was the secondary attraction and resulted in the luckiest kind of a victory for J L Knights Little Visitor at the direct expense of Mose Goldblatts Arcady which the latter led to the end by a head Sun Altos finished the short route in the third place placeLittle Little Visitor raced next to the rail but off the leaders to the stretch turn Here George Ellis permitted Arcady the leader to swing wide and the Knight filly slowly worked her way up through the gap The field included Senator Norris speedy mem ¬ ber of the H G Bedwell establishment He had good early speed but was done when the last eighth was reached reachedThe The consistent Broomster sold at auction to G A Ball in the paddock at one oclock came back one hour later and won the opening dash of threequarters in the inter ¬ ests of his new owner He slipped through on the inside at the stretch and slowly pulled away from his opponents of which The Jani ¬ tor raced into second place and Pitchfork was third The latter had good early speed raced wide coming to the stretch and tired rapidly near the finish finishIf If G Bedwells Forenoon twoyearold son of Foreground Delia Mack furnished the sharpest kind of asurprise when he won from nine other maidens of his own age over a distance of fiveeighths in the second race He led throughout and stood a hard drive gamely to withstand the challenge of Florida Gold War Eagle well up all the way was third The winner was ridden by the veteran Willie Crump CrumpThe The stoutly supported Phideas racing in front of his opponents for the full distance of one and an eighth miles was thoroughly spent to win from the weakly ridden Finnster in the third Lady Myra which finished third caught the tiring Eager during the late stages of the stretch run runThe The capable Sandy Hatch making his first start in some time raced to his best form over eight other shifty platers under claiming conditions in the fourth race This race was contested over threequarters the win ¬ ner rushing out of the field in the back stretch to show the way the remainder of the way winning easily at the end from Jack Bauer with Banter third The winner tra ¬ versed the distance in 1 12
