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LATONIA LATONTA. ICY.. MONDAY. JUNE 11. 1923.— I.atonia 1 Mile. Sixth day. Latonia Jockey Club. Inc. Spring meet.ng of 29 days. Weather clear. Stewards. I . F. Price, S. C. Nuckols. T. C. Bradley and E. Hogg. Placing Judges. W. H. Shelley and N II. Met lellar.d. Starter. W. Hamilton. Racing Secretary, W. H. Shelley. Racing starts at 2:00 p. m. Chicago time. 2:00 p. m.. W indicates whip. S spurs, B blinkers. Figures in parentheses following the distance of each race indicate horse, date, track record, age of horse and weight carried. Indicates apprentice allowance. 2fZ rT|2Q FIRST RACE— 3-4 Mile. Sun Flag:. June 20. 1924— 1:09%— 3— 107. Purse ,500. 3-«J 4 9€F yeer-olds and upward. Claiming. Net value to winner ,150: second, 25: third. 25. Index Horses AWtPPSt K % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Erjuiv. Odds Strt 25707 ST. CHARLES WB 6 115 1 3 1 1= 9 V W Crump C J Haggan 81-100 25528 UPDIKE W 5 111 3 5 32 2» 2 » E Pool R L Baker HC-1M 2S2M HARRY B. wb 11 111 2 6 5 4 3 3J S Stretton Four Oaks SLk Vm St 36M-1M 25713 IS AD FEATRSWB 3 100 6 I 24 3 4» 4J T Root C Nolte .00 2.5664 RUN ANKLE w 3 104 4 1 4= 5« 5« 54 R Russell H D Simpson 366-100 25707 XORTURN ST.VRwb 7 111 5 4 G 6 6 6 L Wstock F Trcnchard 4055-100 Time, :25%. :52. 1:20%. Track.heavy. / MTJTUELS PAID , EQTJIVALNT BOOKING ODDS- ST. CHARLES .68 .80 .58 84—100 40—100 29—100 UPDIKE 5.26 4.10 • 163—100 105—100 HARRY B 4.88 144—100 Winner— Ch. g. by Master Robert— Reno, by Heno trained by J. M. Bro.vn: bred by Mr C. Bruce Head. Winner entered to be claimed for ,000. v WENT TO POST— 2:01. AT POST— 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won easily; second and third driing. ST. CHARLES raced into the lead in the first quarter, showed the most speed and easily held the race safe through the last quarter. UPDIKE also moved up fast in the first quarter and raced resolutely to the end. HARRY B. saved ground on the last turn and easily outfinished the others. FUSS AND FEATHERS began tiring after going a half mile. RUNANEI.F raced wide and quit after going three-eighths. Corrected weight -St. Charles. 115. OETPyfT| SECOND RACE— 5-8 Mile. Wise CounseUor. June 23. 1923— :59— 2— 110. Purso ,500. aajaj 4 4 " 2-year-olds. Maidens. Colts and Geldings. Claiming. Net value to winner 150; second, 25; third. 25. Index Horses AWtPPSt % % Str Fiu Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds -Jtrt ST. IGNATIUS w 112 2 2 3" 4» 2»* 1« D Frogtte W W Williamson. 400-100 255»3«PAUL REVERE w 105 7 7 i 3* 11 2° 9 Rouzier L Lehan :: B 100 255*3 *DOLTAERE w 110 5 3 2H 1- 3s 3* W Crump C C Van Meter 2EMM BIG SANDY w 108 4 4 51 5l 4ok 4- R Russell W S Dudley 317 100 24787 NIOOLETT w 110 3 1 1| 1*| 5 51 S Stretton WH Whitehouse I3K-1M 25591 •STELVIO w 103 8 6 6i 7s 6« 6« R Heigle J N Camden 100 CLOWNISH w 107 1 5 7i 6l 7s 7" W Barrett C Wav 4715-100 C4139 ANNANDALE w 108 68 8888H Gray J Muth 4763-100 Time, :25%, :52?i, 1:07. Track heavy. , MOTUELS PAID , FQUTVALNT BOOKING CDDS- ST. IGNATIUS 0.00 .48 .92 400—100 174—100 46—100 PAUL REVERE 4.54 2.78 127—100 39—103 DOLTAIRE 2.G4 32—100 Winner — Br. c. by Torchbearer— Lady Rachel, by Jim Gaffney trained by O. A. Bianchi; bred by Mr. ». A. Bianchi. Winner entered to be claimed for ,900. WENT TO POST— 2:32. AT POST— 3 minutes. Start good and slow. Won easily: second and third driving. ST. IGNATIUS raced close up on the inside to the last turn, where he saved ground, then raced into the lead and drew away fast through the last eighth. PAUL REVERE raced into the lead after reaching the stretch, but could not withstand the winner and bumped DOLTAIRE repeatedly in the final drive. The latter began fast and swerved when tiring in the stretch. RIG SANDY dropped back at once and could never get to the leaders. NICOLETT was done early. ANNANDALE was alwavs outrun Scratched— 39MI Catlettsburg. 108. Overweight — Clownish. 4 pounds. ORrPTPT-g THIRD RACE— 1 1-16 Miles. Chilhowee, Oct. 6. 1924— 1:42%— 3— 115. Purse ,500. ahiO I I JL 4-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Net value to winner ,150; second, 25; third. 25. Index Horsee AWtPPSt Vi % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 24636 RILLY RAUGHH w 4 110 5 2 l.J Vh V- 2= l-" E Pool It L Baker 6S5-100 25533 -ROYAL OMAR w 5 110 3 3 2* 2« 2! P 2» D Irogtte Parkview Stable 141-1M 25452 *WOLFY w 4 110 4 1 3J 3" 4« 3» 3» C Clvman D D Canfield 163-100 24384 MARLBORO w 4 115 1 4 4.J •* 3"k 4» i«* W Crump Audley Farm Stable 710-100 25137 PENUMBRA w 4 105 2 5 5 5 6 5 5 H Gray Keeneland Stud Stable 37V. 100 Time. :26%, :53%, 1:22%. 1:51%. 1:59. Track heavy. , MUTUELS PAID , EQUIVALNT BOOKING ODDS-, BILLY BAUGHN 5.70 .24 .48 685—100 112—100 21—100 ROYAL OMAR 2.84 2.16 42—100 8— 100 WOLFY 2.22 11—100 Winner— B. g, by Star Hawk— Cinderella, by Celt trained by J. H. Baker; bred by Messrs. R. L, A A. Baher. Winner entered to be claimed for ,500. WENT TO POST— 3:03. AT POST— 2 minutes. Start good and slow. Won driving: second and third the same. BILLY BAUGHN raced into the lead at once and made the early pace under good riding and. after baiaf headed by ROYAL OMAR in the stretch, came again resolutely and headed the latter in the last strides. ROYAL OMAR raced in closest early pursuit and gradually raced into the lead in the stretch, then began tiring. WOLFY saved ground on the stretch turn and had no mishaps. MARLBORO was done after going three-quarlers. PENUMBRA was close up for a half mile. ORr-rTyO FOURTH RACE— 0-4 Mile. Sun Flag. June 20. 1924— 1:09%— 3— 107. Purse ,500 3-«_" 4 4 *=i year-olds and upward. Claiming. Net value to winner ,150: second. 25; third, 25. Index Horses AWtPPSt % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Str t :5i59 EFELDEE wb 4 107 1 6 4J 3" 2« 1" J Heupel J Dolan 33tTioO 24789 MADAM EMELIE w 3 100 3 5 9 V- 1J 2 = T Root Elliott and Lewis S03-100 25351 JOLLY BOY w 7 111 4 1 31 41 3 3" E Fewell J M Hubbard S20-100 21205 INDIAN wb 4 111 2 4 1" 2* 5 4 E Pool R A Fairbaira lSl-100 25098 BON BON wb 4 111 6 2 6 5» 6 5» J Tamaro G J Beckham lVs-100 13M0COLLEEN O. w 4 106 5 3 5« 6 4" 6 R Cheafrn Harned Bros 3S3 100 Time, :26. :52%. 1:22. Track heavy. , MUTUELS PAID , EQUIVALNT BOOKING OLDS- EFELDEE .72 .64 .92 336—100 132—100 46—100 MADAM EMELIE 6.84 4.06 242—100 103—100 JOLLY BOY 5.32 166—100 Winner— Blk. f, by Leonardo II. — Black Mantilla, by Sain ttained by W. J. Marlman: bred by Mr. Edward F. Siniins. Winner entered to be claimed for ,000. WENT TO POST— 3:31. AT POST— 2 minutes. Start good and slow. Won driving: second and third the same. EFELDEE. slightly outrun for the first quarter, began working her way up and, although suffering from being forced wide on the last turn, outfinished MADAME EMELIE. The latter showed speed from the start and raced INDIAN into defeat, then took the lead and swerved out badly, but raced gamely to the end. JOLLY BOY began tiring after going a half mile. INDIAN showed the most speed for a half mile, tl: ui quit badly. COLLEEN O. raced wide on the turns and tired after going three-eighths. Overweights — Efcidee, 1 pound; Bon Bon, 5. 1 OSTrryO FIFTH RACE— C-4 Mile. Sun Flag, June 20, 1924— 1:09%— 3— 107. Mount Auburn Aat8 4 4 O Purse. Purse ,500. 3-year-olds. Claiming. Net value to winner ,150; second. 59.50: third. 48. Index Horses AWtPPSt % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 25534 -* LITTLE COLONEI.WB 1C9 3 1 1» l3 9 9 W Barrett S J Kelley 234-100 25202s KENTUCKY ACF. w 114 4 6 a* 5 3; 2* S Stretton A L Ferguson fi96-10O 25035PRINCE BULBO w 110 2 5 2"* 2 1 31 R Chthm I J Collins 37X9-100 25534*SESQU1 wn 110 7 7 CJ 65 4J 4s T Root H P Whitney 1061-100 25018HEDEMORA wb 109 14 2= 3« P 5« R Russell B O Hickman 249-100 25203 CANBERRA W M 5 2 4 4l 6« G* R Heigle J N Camden 456-100 24730*COL. BOB w 110 6 3 7 7 7 7 E Pool R L Baker 1111 100 Time, :25%. :51. 1:20. Track heavy. , MUTUEL8 PAID , EQUIVALNT BOOKING ODDS-, LITTLE COLONEL $ 6.C8 $ 3.88 $ 3.24 234—100 94—100 62-100 KENTUCKY ACE 6.68 6.62 234—100 231—100 PRINCE BULBO 14.22 611—100 W n:e-r — P.r. c. by Colonel Vennie — Little Bit. by Transvaal trained by S. J. Kelley; bred by Mr. Jerome B. Reaaeaa. Winner entered to be Malawi for ,500. WENT TO POST— 4:00. AT POST— 5 minutes. :t:iit bad a:.d sow. Won driving: second and third the same. I. 1 111-; COLOXRL, away in motion, dsposed of HEDEMORA quickly after going the first quarter, then laafe n bi Miaataaa,, but began tiring after going five-eighths and just lasted to win. KBN-11 t KV ACK worked his way i:p st --adily after going three-eighths and, continuing well, waa fast wear-Inz down the wianer PRINCE BULBO raced prominently and saved much ground to the stretch, where he tired. SESQOl was away Baatty and mnde up seme ground. HEDEMOKA was rushed into an early 1 tad Hied badly after going a half mil" Scat, heil 25450 Smoldering, 115; 25202 -Portia, 104; 2548o1Nick Cullop, 112; 25202 Keith, 105. O fiT IfPf A SIXTH RACE— 1 Mile ar.d 70 Yards. Mike Hall. Oct. 20. 1927— 1:40%— 3— 103. Purse 4d*3 4 4 jt ,560. 3-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Net value to winaer ,150; second, 25; third, 25. Index Horses AWtlPSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 25665 BALLOT BRUSH w 7 U4 1 2 1* VI 1% l2 li W Crump E J Holland 113-KK1 4 25661 SAMARON wsb 5 114 3 1 2" 2 J 2= 2« 2s J Majestic Joliet Stable 372-100 25661JOPEN GO SHUT w 3 105 8 3 4J 4s 3* 3« 3« R Chcatm Harnort Bros EM 100 251 00 = RICHELIEU we 11 111 5 5 5= 5"k 5« 4« 41 F Frogtte W A Paumgartner 3686-100 25596 UNCLE SI wb 4 111 4 6 7* 78 7 6J 5« P Smock L J Kuss 313S-100 J 8385 SEA COURT wc 10 111 6 7 G3 P 6- 710 6* R Heigle Four Oaks Stk Fm Sta 9402-100 25661 3 RESOLUTE w 4 105 7 4 Z1 and 4 PI V* H Gray A Smitha 526-100 25224:SO-HO wc 3 107i 2 8 8 I 8 8 8 C Chinan W J Gormley 6215-100 Time, :25, :53. 1:21%. 1:50%. 1:55%. Track hsavy. , MUTUELS PAID * ,-EQUlVALNT BOOKING ODDS— BALLOT BRUSH $ 4.26 $ 2.92 $ 2.60 113—100 46—100 30—100 SAMARON 3.58 3.02 79—100 61— 100 QPEN GO SHUT 3.16 68—100 Winner — 15. g, by Ballot — Galloping Queen, by Ben Brush trained by D. T. Morris-; bred by Mr. J. L. Carries . Winner entered to be claimed for .0O0. WENT TO POST— 4:33. AT POST— 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won easily: second and third driving. BALLOT BRUSH, showing the most speed from the start, raced nnder good restraint and easily held SAMARON" safe in the final drive. The latter, always in closest pursuit, made a game ohalhnge on the la;-t turn and. though he couid not reach the leader, held on well. OPEN GO SHUT saved ground during most of the race and tired in the stretch. RICHELIEU had no mishap. Scratched— 257i:;Bruneth, 10C; 2C6Co: Happy Birthday, 111; 25259 Bill Hare, 111. Ovum tight — So-Ho, 2 pounds. g — OETrTrK: SEVENTH RACE— 1 Mile and 70 Yards. Mike Hall. Oct. 20. 1927— 1:40%— 3— 103. mi%J a 4 *3 Fv.rse ,500. 3-ycar-olds and upward. Fillies and Mares. Claiming. Net value to winner ,150; second. 25; third. 25. Index Horses AWtPPSt% % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 25592 SOIREE wb 3 10S 1 3 1J 1» 1* 1* 1» T Root H P Headley 14S 100 25531 TAXGRAM WB 3 105 3 4 4» 4" 3i 23 2B D Frogtte J F ONcil ] 820 100 25307 CASSIE w I 10b?. 2 2 3i 3*1 45 3* 3« S Ptrottoii Anderson and Kendle 108-1-100 25659 = CHATTER DRUM w 3 107 5 6 6 7» 5" 5 = 4« JHeupol Feurst and Bauer 184-100 25301 BETTY BUX w 3 105 4 1 23 2% 2i 41 5 s R Russell Audley Farm Stnble 11S9-1C0 25301 ZORKA wb 3 lOPi 8 7 T*1 8 7 7 6= A Anrson R B and B O Hickman P834-100 25659 LA PETITE wb 3 105 6 5 5= 6 6= G1 7 II Gray J W Bell 1181-100 25327 *H L McXAMARA wb 4 107 7 8 8 5 Fell. F Rouzier A Stevens 10044-100 Time, :25, :52%, 1:21%. 1:51%. 1:56%. Track heavy. , MUTUELS PAID , EQUIVALNT BOOKING ODDS-, SOIREE .96 .94 .18 148—100 S7— 100 59—100 TANGRAM 10.52 5.84 426—100 192—100 CASSIE 5.52 176 — 100 Winner — Blk. f, by Tryster — Mamie Smith, by George Smith trained by J. Daniels; bred by Mr. Hal Pi Ice Headley. Winner entered to be claimed for ,000. WENT TO POST— 5:02. AT POST— 1 m nute. Start good and slow. Won easily; second and third driving. SOIREE, under steady restraint to the final three-eight lis. drew away into a long lead swiftly and won under restraint. TAXGRAM. never far back, finished fast under hard riding and easily disposed of the others. CASSIE was much used in forcing the early pace and began tiring after going three-quarters. cnATTER DlilM was away slowly, and racing wide, failed to respond when urged in the final half mile*. BETTY BEX raced in closest early pursuit and quit badly after reaching the stretch. HAZEL McXAMARA fell when approaching the stretch turn. UlilllblU lit HI Juel Jean, 108; 25387 Mollie My hill. 107: 23830 Queen Royal, 105. Overweights — Cassie. 2i pounds; Chatter Drum, 2: Zorka, 1J.
