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LATONIA LATONIA. KY., TUESDAY, JUNE 12, 1928 — Latonia 1 Mile. Seventh day. Latonla Jockey Hub, Im. Spring meeting of 29 daj s. Weather clear. Stewards, C. F. Price. S. C. Nuckols. T. C. Bradley and E. Hogg. Placing Judges, W. H. Shelley and N. U. McClelland. Starter. W. Hamilton. Racing Secretary, W. H. Shelley. Ruing 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 hors« and weights carried. •Indicates apprentice allowance. 2RTQ-| r"f FIRST RACE— 3-4 Mile. Sun Fla?, June 20. 1924— 1:09%— 3— 107. Purse ,500. 3-30 M, 4 -e T-olds and upward. Claiming. Net value to winner ,150; second, 25; third, 25. Index Horses AWtPPSt % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Eijuiv. Odds Strt 25530 DOWNCAST w 5 117 3 4 l1 1J l2 l2 J Heupel W L Drake 21S-100 25180 ROYL PENNANTwa 3 110 7 1 6h 53 4« 21 W Crump H P Whitney 878-100 25258 RWAY PR CESS wit 3 105 4 3 2i 2J 21 32 I Dubois Shoestring Stable 325-100 237t *BLUE GKAXITEwsb 5 117 6 2 3 33 3" 4s A Abel R Wing-fiehl 201-100 34144»8EAGRAVR waa 5 113 5 5 41 4i 53 5s C Chman R L Stiver* 5909-100 25595 =OTT wr. 3 110 17 5" 7 62 6= T Maguire W R Smith 814-100 25775 LA PETITE wit 3 Ml 2 6 7 62 7 7 H Gray J W Bell 2130-100 Time. :24%, :50, 1:17%. Track slow. , MUTUELS PAID , FdUIVALNT BOOKING ODD8- DOWNCAST .96 .42 .73 248—100 171—100 139—100 ROYAL PENNANT 8.38 4.";8 319—100 139 — 100 RUNAWAY PRINCES3 4.16 108—100 Winner — Ch. g. by Upset — Forecast, by Voter trained by W. L. Drake; bred by Oneck Stable. Winner entered to be claimed for ,000. WENT TO POST— 2:00. AT POST— 2 minutes. Start good and slow. Won easily; second and third driving. DOWNCAST waa ridden wide for the firmest going while showing the most speed and swerved to the inside in the stretch, where he held the race safe. ROYAL PENNANT droppd baci at once, but closod a gap fast and was racing best of all in the final drive. RUNAWAY PRINCESS raced in closest early panatt Bad began tiring after saving ground ou the last turn. BLUE GRANITE raced wide aud tired after going five -eighths. BBAGRAYI had no mishaps. Overweights — la Petite. 1 pound. fJTQ-g O SECOND RACE— 5-3 Mile. Wise Counsellor. June 23, 1923— : 59— 2— 110. Purse ,400, ArfOO J-O 2-year-olds. Fillies. Maidens. Claiming. Net value to winner ,100; second, 00; thud, 09. Index Horses AWtPPSt % Vt Str Fin Jockeys Ownerg Equiv. Odds Str t 25481 BROKDALE MISS w 111 3 2 l1 2* V I* T Murray C H Trotter 1028-100 2495j*MY WAY w 106 4 6 5" 43 3» 2 W Barrett J P Edward* 8956-100 ANNA BEAL w 111 6 5 33 l"k 22 3s R Pool R I, Baker 304-100 25C62 CHIZ w 111 1 3 8 73 41 43 D Frogtte Parkview Stable 5548-100 25662 3ARLIXE CONNOR w 114 8 8 6* 63 52 52 W Crump Mrs L A Connor 218-100 2 1181 RHODODENDRON will 5 4 4" 5» 6s 62 J Majestic L J Muili 2638-100 BSStl BATHING BEAUTY wilt 7 7 71 8 72 7 A Anrson Maple Leaf Farm Stable 9217-100 25481 AGITATION w 111 2 1 2i 32 8 T.up.J Heupel W R Caskey Jr 191-100 Time, :24%, :51, 1:05%. Track fast. , MUTUELS PAID , EftUIVALNT BOOKING ODDS-s. BEOOKDALE MISS 2.56 3.32 .64 1028—100 566—100 232—100 MY WAY 56.62 13.94 2731—100 597—100 ANNA BEAL 4.14 107—100 Winner — B. f, by Prince Pal — Crouud-Swell. by Whisk ltroom II. trained by H. Roseaehcr; bred by Mr. E. Trotter Winner entered to be claimed for ,400. WENT TC POST— 2:31. AT POST— 2 minutes. Start good and slow. Won easily: second and third driving. BEOOKDALE MISS, racing well in the going, raced into the lead fast and, holding it resolutely, drew away from ANNA BEAL in the stretch aud outfinUhcd S1Y WAY. The latter moved up steadily and came fast through the final three-eighths. ANNA BEAL was hard ridden while setting the early pace briefly and tired badly after reaching the final eighth. CHIZ saved much ground on the turns. AUL1NE CONNOR began slowly and ran a poor race. AGITATION showed early speed and was tiring when her rider was forced to pull her up after being struck in the face by a clod. Scratched— 25602-Kitty Mullally, 111: 24845 Tuberose, 110. 2EJQ1Q THIRD RACE— 1 1-16 Miles. Chilhowee, Oct. 6, 1924— 1:42*5—3—115. Purse ,500. tLPOJLlJ 3-year-olds. Claiming. Net value to winner ,150; second, 25; third, 25. Index Horses AWtlTSt4 Yi % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 257 10 3 WILLIAM T. w 111 1 4 2" 3l 21* 1" l3 C Chman W R Caskey Jr 167-100 25384 GEORGE McCRANN W 112 3 2 32 1" 1" 23 21 A Abel Sercnata Farm Stable 428-100 28S82 ISOSTASY w 114 5 5 41 5 4* 32 33 R Pool J S Taylor 189-100 255!2 QUEENSTON w 110 4 1 5 4" 31 4* 4« W Crump H P Whitney 1764-100 SUM HIGH STORM wb 110 2 3 V 2" 5 5 5 W Barrett Dubbs and Runnels 829-100 Time, :25«5, :51, 1:18, 1:45%. 1:52%. Track slow. , MUTUELS PAID , ,-EQUIVALNT BOOKING ODDS-, WILLIAM T $ 5.34 $ 3.34 $ 2.50 167—100 67—100 25—100 GEORGE McCRANN 5.48 3.02 174—100 51—100 ISOSTASY 2.34 17—100 Winner — Br. g. by Lucky Hour — Grace Cole, by Ornament trained by W. E. Caskey, Jr.; bred b/ Mr. W. E. Caskey, Jr. Winner entered to be claimed for ,000. WENT TO POST— 2:57. AT PCST— 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won easily; second and third driving. WILLIAM T. raced close up under strong restraint to the final quarter, then responded well when called on aud, taking the lead, drew away fast after passing GEORGE McCRANN. The latter, also restrained while in close early pursuit, made a game rush after reaching the stretch aud only began tiring after reaching the last eighth. ISOSTASY, away slowly, moved up rapidly after going a half mile, but began tiring after reaching the stretch. QUEENSTON raced well to the final three-sixteenths. HIGH STORM showed early speed, but was kept in the deeper going and was done after going three-quarters. r E£Q ri K FOURTH RACE— 5-8 Mile. Wise Counsellor, June 23, 1923 — :59— 2— 110. Purse ,400. Sd*JGand" 2-year-olds. Claiming. Net value to winner .1C0; second, 00; third. 00. Index Horses AWtPPSt Vi. % Sti Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt S5M1*RAGU8 w 110 4 1 1" 1" 1= 1" W Crump D D Canfield 143-100 25591 COURIER w 115 7 6 73 63 2J 22 A Abel H P Hcadley 325-100 25Mt*BRIGAND wb 112 12 2" 2* 3" 3" E Pool P Laffoon 290-100 25591 NOS REDXA wb 112 5 4 5 5J 4". 4« T Murray J T Looney 1459-100 2534KB •GRANDMA G. w 101 2 3 31 3 5- 5* R Mcllvn Mrs E E Gaar 28S6-100 24143 AURORA BOREALISw 106 6 5 4»k 4i 61 62 R Zcchini J Muth 9556-100 •MCOO FAITHLESS w 106 3 7 61 71 7" 71 W Barrett H Garth 4246-100 25591 PURPLE SAND w 106 8 8 8888R Russell W Reed 2652-100 Time, :23. :51. 1:05%. Track slow. , MUTUELS PAID , ,-EQUIVALNT BOOKING ODDS-, RAGUS .86 .06 .42 143—100 53—100 21—100 COURIER 4.10 3.14 105—100 57—100 BRIGAND 2.78 39—100 Winner — Ch. f, by Boniface— lvanetto. by Ivan the Terrible trained by T. P. nayes; bred by Mr. D. D. Canfield. Winner entered to be claimed for ,900. WENT TO POST— 3:26. AT FOST— 3 minutes. Start fjood and slow. Wou driving; second aud third the same. RAGUS began fast and raced with good speed and in close quarters to the stretch, where he drew into a good lead before reaching the last eighth, where he tired. COURIER raced wide on the turn, moved up gradually and, finishing well, just failed to get up. BRIGAND raced prominently to the last eighth, where he tired. NOS REDNA was done after going a half mile. AURORA BOREALIS had some early speed. GRANDMA G. had speed under a weak ride and with stronger handling probably would have been a strong factor. Scratched— 24790 Lucky Nancy, 106. Overweight — Ragus. 1 pound. j «T%erQrt-i FIFTH RACE— 1 Mile and 70 Yards. Mike Hall, Oct. 20. 1927— 1:40%— 3— 103. Taylor ItJUl Mill Purse. Pur;e ,700. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. Net value to winner ,300; second, 50: third, 50. Index Horses AWtPPSt Vi % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 24309 FOREST NYMPH w 4 103 5 2 l1 ll l1 1| 1| J Majestic Keeneland Stud Stable 1952-100 24849 BROAD AXE wb 5 110 4 5 5 31 32 2i 22 W Crump Mrs F J Uhlein 326-100 25663 BONAIRE w 4 108 2 4 41 5 41 3"" 3" F Rouzier F J Kelley Jr 819-100 25595PIGEON HOLE w 3 110 3 3 31 41 5 4i 46 E Pool H P Headley 158-100 25085 BON IVAN w 3 105 1 1 21 2" 21 5 5 R Russell A A Kaiser 243-100 Time, :24%, :50%. 1:17, 1:46, 1:50%. Track slow. , MUTUELS PAID , ,-EQUIVALNT BOOKING ODDS FOREST NYMPH 1.04 2.72 $ 5.62 1953—100 536—100 181—100 BROAD AXE 4.90 3.34 145 — 100 67—100 BONAIRE 4.52 126—100 Winner — B. f, by Luke McLuke — Forest Lady, by His Majesty trained by W. Reed; bred by Messrs. J. O. and G. H. Keene. WENT TO POST— 3:57. AT POST— 3 minutes. Start bad and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. FOREST NY IM II raced in.o the lead at once, set a steady pace while racing over the firmest going and held on well at the end to outstay BROAD AXE. The latter was never far back, moved np tlightly after reaching the strct.h and. although racing gamely, could not catch FOREST NYPMH. BONAIRE was taken back repeatedly, finished fast and bar.ly outlasted PIGEON HOLE. The latter raced over the firmest going and made a game finish. BONIVAN showed speed to the stretch, where he tired. Overweights — Broad Axe, 2 pounds; Pigeon nole, 1. •CrOffO SIXTH RACE— 3-4 Mile. Sun Flag. June 20, 1924— 1:09%— 3— 107. Purse ,500. 3-and*jO aaaa yoar-olds and upward. Claiming:. Net value to winner ,150; second, 25; third, 25. Index Horses AWtPPSt % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 25596-«IAl ONA wn 4 114 6 1 2« I3 I* 1" W Barrett Kenton Farm Stable 601-100 25 5tHONEST W 3 114 3 2 lnk 2 2»* 2" R Cheat m Harned Bros 187-100 254S2 GRAND KING w 5 117 4 4 4*1 3" 8* 31 W Crump C R Hood 523-100 25592 CHATSON wit 3 110 2 5 53 6 53 4« A Abel H Massey 508 100 22M5 REVOLVER wb 4 117 5 6 6 51 6 51 T Murray Viking Stable 494 100 25713 GREAT SPORT wb 5 117 13 3» 4« 42 6 R Zcchini J R Schuster 1063-100 Time, :24%. :49%, 1:16%. Track slow. , MUTUELS PAID , ,-EQUIVALNT BOOKING ODDS- PADONA 4.02 .18 .62 601—100 259—100 81—100 HONEST 3.34 2.48 67 — 100 2i 100 GRAND KING 2.86 43—100 Winner— Ih. g. by Thunderstorm — Elwah. by Chuctanunda traiued by W. F. Overton; bred by Messrs. Iayne ft West I. Winner entered to be claimed for ,000. WENT TO POST— 4:25. AT POST— 5 minutes. Start good and slow. Waa easily: second and third driving. PADONA raced with HONEST for the first quarter, then took a long lead, which he Increased after reaching the last eighth. HONEST, away fast, raced closest up and, although tiring, outstayed GRAND KIN;. Th* latter moved up around the last turn, but tired badly in the last eighth. CHAT-SON was allowed to swerve and was never a serious factor. GREAT SPORT tired. REVOLVER showed a poor effort. 1 — — — OCTQOO SEVENTH RACE— 1 Kile and 70 Yards. Mike Hall, Oct. 20, 1927— 1:40%— 3— 103. Jm*3 J*d*» Purse ,500. 3-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Net value to winner ,150: second 25; third, 25. Index Horsea AWtPTSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Enuiv. Odds Strt 25707 BORDER CHIEF w 3 107 4 5 2i »■* 3 1" 14 A Abel F P Lctcllier 2131000 25592 GINESTRA wb 3 106 9 9 5= 3" li 2 2« II Gray S H Stone 471-100 25C65 = HA-PY BIRTHDAYw 5 112 6 2 4» 4 2J 3= 3» B Ray J McHhane 475-100 25709 VERNON w 4 112 5 fi 6» 7J 5* 4 J 4» A Anrson A L Taylor 6437-100 25407 TAYMAN -w 7 112 1 7 8J 8i 7" 5 5* W Barrett Benino and Laeassin 1261-100 25709CIMMKHTAN va 6 112 2 4 1»J 2 V- 6 61* R Zcchini Mrs M Reiser 2184-100 25707 McCUELOCH w 6 112 8 1 7" 6i 6" 7« 7i R Cheatm Harried Bros 477-100 SSee.-JSCOTED BELLE w 3 IOO 10 10 9 9* 9« 9* 8i R Russell J S Taylor 250-UO 25707 LADY LOOSE WB 3 101J 3 3 31 I* 83 8J 9* E Fewell R Caldwell 23:,9-100 25659 CANNON CLUB WB 3 107 7 8 10 10 10 10 10 C Chman H P Hcadley 2131-100 Time, :24%, :50%, 1:17%. 1:46%. 1:51%. Track slow. r—fi MUTUELS PAID . ECtTJIVALNT BOOKING ODDS- _.nT T.B BORDER CHIEF 4.62 6.04 $ 8.46 2131—100 702—100 323—100 GINESTRA 8.06 5.76 303—100 138— 100 HAPPY BIRTHDAY 4.26 113—100 Winnrr-lt. c, by Master Robert— Pnntnna, by The Curragh trained by F. P. Letellier; bred by Mr. M. W. William*. Winner entered to be claimed for f2,000. WENT TO POST— 4:56. AT POST— 1 minute. Start pood and slow. AVon easily; second and third driving. I.ORDER CHIEF, showing speed from the 6tart, disposed of GINESTRA after reaching the stretch and won with much in reserve. GINESTRA was much used in getting into a contending position from a slow sta"»t, took the lead after going a half mile and only began tiring after reaching the last eighth. HAPPY BIRTHDAY, close up after the first quarter, tired in the stretch. VERNON ran a good race! PAYMAN raced in the deepest going throughout. McCULLOCH was bidly outrun. SCOTLAND DELLE ran poorly. Overweights— Border Chief, 2 pounds; Ginestra, 1; Lady Loose, II; Cannon Club, 2.
