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. I LATONIA LATONIA, KY., SATURDAY, JUNE 23, 1928.— Latonia 1 Mile. Seventeenth day. Latonla Jockey Club, Inc. Spring meeting of 20 days. Weather unsettled. Stewards, C. F. Piice, S. C. Nuckols, T. C. Bradley and E. Hogg. Placing Judges, W. II. Shelley and N. EL McClelland. Starter. W. Hamilton. Racing Secretary, W. II. 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 th? distance of each race indicate horse, date, track record, age of horse and weights carried. Indicates apprentice allowance. «U,4.Er« FIR3T RACE— 3-4 Mils. Sun Flag, June 20, 1924— 1:09%— 3— 107. Purse SI. 500. 3-mi3"xi3t year-olds and upward. Claiming. Net value to winner ,150; second, 94; third, 71. Index Horses AWtPPSt % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 26047 IADONA wn 4 116 4 2 31 32 ll 1| T Luther Kenton Farm Stable 812-100 26113 = MISS LEE wrt 3 100 11 1* lh 2* 21 T Root H D Simpson 1074-WO 26310 SMOLDERING wn 3 110 6 4 2» 21 3» 3" W Crump A B Letellier 135-100 25!4»2 KENTUCKY ACE w 3 105 2 6 5 5J 41 4« S Stretton A L Ferguson 327-100 23558 JOHN SPEED w 4 1C8 3 5 6 6 6 51 A Abel H Massey 2592-100 25949 LTLE COLONELwu 3 110 5 2 43 4"k and 6 W Barrett S J Kelley 438-100 Time, :24%, :49, 1:16. Track heavy. , MUTUELS PAID , -EQUIVALNT BOOKING ODDS- PADCNA 8.24 $ 9.30 $ 4.18 812—100 365—100 109—100 MISS LEE 10.88 4.28 444—100 114—100 SMOLDERING 2.68 34—100 Winner Ch. Thunderstorm Chuctanunda trained W. F. bred — g. by — Elwah, by by Overtou; by Messrs. Payne and West. Winner entered to be claimed for ,000. WENT TO POST— 2:05. AT POST— 4 minutes. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. PADOXA, close up from the start, responded well when called on after going a half mile and held the lead gamely thrcugh the final eighth. MISS LEE, away fast, showed the most early speed and casiiy outfinished smoldeiing. The latter forced the early pace and tired after going five-eighths. KKNTUCKX ACE was going well in the final drive. LITTLE COLONEL was done after going a half mile. Scratched— 25255 Mum Ruffin. 108; 25953 Waffles, 105; 25300 Billy, 105; 25257 Braybant, 105. Corrected weight — John Speed, 108. 6 £*A Cr A SECOND RACE— 5 1-2 Furlongs. Bradleys Peggy, June 27. 1927— 1:05%— 2— 115. OtlzOK Purse ,500. 2-year-olds. Maidens. Net value to winner ,150; second, 25; third, 25. Index Horses AWtPPSt % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Sstrt 2C30G-TOMMY w 115 3 1 and 22 22 11 H Gray T H McCaffrey 473-100 26237 2 MASTER w 115 6 3 ll l1 lh 2" W Garner H C Ragan 401-100 26300 ALCMAN wn 115 5 4 61 31 3« 3« S Stretton R H Anderson 1274-100 25770 BIG SANDY w 115 1 7 9" 81 41 4» D Connlly W S Dudley 642-100 26237 ERL OF WARWICKw 115 2 9 10 10 7« 54 A Abel E Cebrian 5323-100 26048 EMINENCE w 115 4 2 51 9 51 62 J Heupel J J Coughlin 137-100 25203 JEM w 115 6 8 71 71 6* 7« C Hunt Parkview Stable 11638-100 SIFTING SAND w 115 10 10 8 9 8» 8« R Cheafm Keeneland Stud Stable 6849-100 25950 MONTELEB w 115 8 5 2* 6 10 9* J Howard G Watts 12789-100 PRINCESS DONNA w 112 7 6 3l 41 91 10 D Frogtte J C Eaton 5471-100 Time, :24%, :50, 104%. 1:11%. Track heavy. , MUTUELS PAID , EQUIVALNT BOOKING ODDS-, TOMMY 1.46 $ 4.46 $ 3.72 473—100 123—100 86—100 MASTER 4.24 3.32 112—100 66—100 ALCMAN 5.00 150— ICO Winner — Ch. c, by Tim McGee — Golden Autumn, by Meelick trained by G. Gould; bred by Sunny Slope Fa rm . WENT TO POST— 2:39. AT POST— 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won easily; second and third driving. TOMMY, well ridden, raced through close quarters in the first quarter, then raced in close pursuit to the stretch, where he otitgamed MASTER. The latter raced into an early lead and was hard ridden after going three-eighths, but only began tiring after reaching the last sixteenth. ALCMAN saved ground on the stretch turn nnd finished resolutely. Bit SANDY, knocked back in the early running, saved ground when closing a gap. EMINENCE ran poorly in the going. PRINCESS DONNA showed early speed. Sera tched— 20048 Glenno. 115: 20300 Hurstland, 115: 24958 Chlcola. 115: 25206 Peboney, 115; 20306 Sir Retlaw. 115: 2G045 Billie Leonard, 115: 25051 Rockaphine, 115; Plumbago, 115. rtr»/| jrer THIRD RACE— 1 1-8 Miles. Chllhowee. Oct. 14, 1924— 1:48%— 3— 115. Purse ,400. U"xtt . 3-vear-olds and upward. Claiming. Net value to winner ,100; second, 94; third, 71. Index Horses AWtPPSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 25883 3STS AD ST PES wn 5 115 2 6 6 5" 3 2J 1" J Heupel Mrs M Reiser 123-100 26181CLOVEU CLUB wu 4 105 3 2 2» 24 11 1 1 21 R Ileigle F Swain 589-100 26242 NANI-HAWAII w 4 105 1 1 l" 1" 2i 33 3J T Luther W M Ingram 400-100 26179 QUEENSTON w 3 105 5 4 5« 4U 5« 42 4« W Barrett II P Whitney 379-100 25771*PENUMBRA w 4 105 6 3 31 31 41 5« 5« W Kern Keeneland Stud Stable 2131-100 26238»MIGHTY w G 110 4 5 4l 6 6 6 6 D Hardy E B Carr 4183-100 Time, :25%, :51%. 1:19%. 1:49, 2:03%. Track heavy. , MUTUELS PAID EQUIVALNT BOOKING ODDS, STARS AND STRIPES .46 .22 .46 123 — 100 61— 1C0 23—100 CLOVER CLUB 5.22 3.38 161—100 69—100 NANI-HAWAII 2.94 47—100 Winner — Br. g, by Under Fire — America, by Voter traiued by M. Reiser; bred by Mr. Thomas C. McDowell. Winner entered to be claimed for ,300. WENT TO POST — 3:15. AT POST— 1 minuto. Start good and slow. Won driving: second and third the same. STARS AND STRIPES sulked badly through the first three eighths, then began racing kindly and gradually improving his position, outfinished CLOYER CLUB narrowly. CLOVER CLUB forced the early pace under restraint and, taking a good lead after reaching the stretch, only succumbed because of a weak finish by her rider. NANI-IIAWAII showed the most speed to the last quarter, where she swerved when tiring QUEENSTON had no mishaps. Scratched— 2o05PPrince Charles, 115; 25259Babe K., 110; 25993 Cassie, 105. * I*2/|EH3 FOURTH RACE — 3-4 Mile. Substitute for original race, declared off. Sun Flag. OrldU June 20, 1924 — 1:C9% — 3 — 107. Purse ,500. 3-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Net value to winner ,150; second. 4225; third, 25. Index Horses AWtPPSt % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 26505 ROYAL PENNANTwn 3 110 10 10 11 Gi 31 l1 T Root H P Whitney 456-100 2G3053LITTLE TORCH w 3 10"! 8 5 3» 31 11 2" C Chman C Van Dusen 352-100 25480 ENTHUC EDWDwit 4 116 4 11 81 4 21 3» D Connlly T P Hayes 694-100 20236 PENDELTON w 3 105 1 3 1" 2*« 41 41 R Russell J Gleason 1000-100 26240 ROSE OF MY IIRTw 3 105 2 4 21 1» 52 5* S Stretton Shoestring Stable 941-100 25590 PERFECT MODELw 3 105 11 1 41 5» 62 62 W Barret R L Baker 2879-!00 26305 SCIPIO wn 3 110 3 6 10" 81 71 7 A Abel H P Headley 478-100 26307 3RUNANELF w 3 107 7 2 5* 72 S1 8» D Dubois H D Simpson 772-100 20383 SAILING SHIP w 3 105 9 8 7" 101 91 9* F Rouzier D Lehan t3750-100 26383 H1PPIAS wan 3 110 5 7 6?.U 11 104 R Zcchini W N Parrish t 26236 CORNWALL w 3 11« 6 9 91 9« 101 11 D Frogtte Serenata Farm Stable 10830-100 fMutuel field. Time, :24%. :50. 1:18 i. Track heavy. , MU1UELS PAID EQUIVALNT BOOKING ODDS-x ROYAL PENNANT 1.12 $ 5.50 $ 3.80 456—100 175—100 90—100 LITTLE TORCH 6.04 3.48 152—100 74—100 ENTHUSIASTIC EDWARD 4.76 138—100 Winner — Ch. g, by Pennant — Regina, by Broomstick trained by M. Goldblatt; bred by Mr. Haay Payne * Whitney. Winner entered to be claimed for ,500. WENT TO POST— 3: C9. AT POST— 2 minutes. Start good and slow. Won handily; second and third driving. ROYAL PENNANT, far back to the stretch, came with a fine but belated rush when taken to the outside and won going away LITTLE TORCH, close up from the start, raced into the lead after reaching the stretch, but began tiring in the last sixteenth and barely lasted to save second place. ENTHUSIASTIC EDWARD raced wide while making up much ground in the last three-eighths. PENDKL-TON tired. ROSE OF MY HEART and PERFECT MODEL were done after going a half mile. Overweight — Little Torch, 1 pounds. r £J/| CTr7 FIFTH RACE— 1 1-2 Miles. Handy Mandy, June 25, 1927— 2:28%— 3— 109. Forty-DxO 4 Sixth Running LATONIA DERBY. 5,000 Added. 3-year-olds. Allowances. Net value to winner 2,525; second. ,0C0; third, ,000; fourth, ,000. Ind.x Horses AWtPPSt % % 1 Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equir. Odds Strt 25097TORO w 121 2 1 ll l1 Is 1« l8 E Ambrse E B McLean 55-100 SOOllGALAHAD wn 118 5 5 5 31 3 21 2» V Petersn P Router 598-100 20117 PIGEON HOLE wn 118 3 4 4 5 4* 4s 32 A Abel H P Headley 2025-100 26041 2IiOP,ASHELA w 121 1 3 21 2« 2* 31 4» W Garner. Audley Farm Stable t323-100 26117EASTR STOCKGSw 116 4 2 3 1 42 5 5 5 W Crump Audley Farm Stable f fCoupled as Audley Farm Stable entry. Time, :25%, :52, 1:19, 1:46%. 2:13, 2:41%. Track heavy. , MUTUELS PAID . EQUIVALNT BOOKING ODDS-, TORO .10 .64 No show prices. 55—100 32—100 GALAHAD 4.10 105 — 100 Winner — B. c, by The Porter — Broeatelle. by Radium trained by J. F. Schorr; bred by Mr. Edward B. IfeLcaa. WENT TO POST— 4:29. AT POST— 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won easily; second and third driving. TORO began quickly and made the pace for the first mile under strong restraint, then took a long lead with a rush on the stretch turn and won in a canter. GALAHAD dropped back after moving up fast in the first half mile, then came again after going a mile and outstayed PIGEON nOLE. The latter was saved a goodly distance back to the final three-eighths, then moved up rapidly and tired in the last eighth. BOBA8HELA was much used in forcing the early pace and tired badly after going a mile. EASTER STOCKINGS, outrun after going the first three-quarters, was eased up when beateu Scratched— 25G97-Misstep. 121; 20117-Pink Lily, 113. OrjJ/ierO SIXTH RACE— 5 1-2 Furlongs. Bradleys Peggy, June 27, 1927— 1:05%— 2— 115. VP-±«_f O Turkeyfoot Road Purse. Purse ,400. 2-year-olds. Allowances. Net value to winner ,150; second, 59.50; third, 48. Index Horses AWtPPSt % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 26176 REENIE w 107 7 1 1" 11 22 1« R Russell C W Riedinger 733-100 21847 ROY w 110 6 6 51 31 1" 2« 1 Frogtte J W Parrish 375-100 26118 LORD BRAE Li BAN Ew 110 17 7 7 51 3* W Crump D Breckinridge 1060-100 20048 3 DISTURB w 113 2 5 6* 6* 3*1 41 W Garner Southland Stable 621-100 26045BIG BROTHER w 110 5 4 41 51 61 51 D Connlly H P Headley 728-100 25304 -BOSPORUS w 113 3 2 2* 21 4" 62 E Ambrse E B McLean 232-100 26118 MARIA NASH w 1081 4 3 3« 41 7 7 A Abel A J Stallings 971-100 Time, :24%. :49%, 1:03%, 1:10%. Track heavy. , MUTUELS PAID ,-EQUIVALNT BOOKING ODDS-, REENIE 6.66 $ 8.30 $ 5.16 733—100 315—100- 158—100 ROY 6.92 4.10 196—100 105—100 LORD BRAEDALBANE 6.02 201—100 Winner— Ch. f, by The Manager— Oreen, by Ornus trained by C. W. Riedinger; bred by Mr. C W. Riedinger. WENT TO POST— 5:10. AT POST— 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. REKNIE showed speed from the start, continued in command while disposing of BOSPORUS and MARIA NASH and, holding on with exceptional gameness, outlasted ROY. The latter worked his way Continued on thirteenth page. LAT0N1A Contiued from third page. np steadily on the outside, reached the front an eighth out and only gave way in the last stride. LORD BRAEDALBANE was slow to get going and closed with good speed on the outside. DISTURB had no 1 mishaps. BOSPORUS ran prominently to the last eighth, where she tired badly. MARIA NASH was done after reaching the stretch. S.rat.he.l— 2C0343The Okah. 110. Overweight — Maria Kask, 1J pounds. • 0|C» /f KQ SEVENTH RACE— I Mile and~~ 70 Yards. Mike Hall, Oct. 20, 1927— 1:40%— 3— 103. iiUTrtJO Purse ,500. 2-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Net value to winner ,150; second, 94; third. 71. Index Horses AWtlISt 14 % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 261112CHANCELLOR wb 3 105 2 1 11 11 lnk 11 l3 It Russell Audley Farm Stable 1198-100 J 23776DGAI.F. w 4 111 1 3 4 Si 3» 2 1 21 A Abel E Rucker 167-100 j* 25710A Ii:EMA w 4 109 4 2 21 23 2s 3* 310 S Stretton W N King 74-100 • 25771BILLY BAUGHNw 4 113 34 3 4 4 4 4 J Heupel R L Baker 676-100 s Time, :24%, :50%. 1:16. 1:45. 1:50. Track heavy. , MUTUELS Pi ID , EOUIVALNT BOOKING ODDS-, CHANCELLOR 5.96 $ 6.66 No show prices 1198— 100 233—100 GALE 3.90 95 — 100 Winner — Ch. g, by Sir Barton — Madras Gingham, by Delhi trained by K. Spence; bred by Messrs. • Montfort and B. B. Jones. Winner entered to be claimed for ,000. WENT TO POST— 5:44. AT POST— 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won easily; se ond and third driving. CHANCELLOR, taken into the load at once, set a fast pa«e and drew nwny rapidly when urged hard 1 In the last eighth. GALE began moving up after a half mile and only began tiring after nearing the : lead inside the last eighth. ACIREMA forced the pace under pressure in the first three-quarters, but 1 swerved out badly when tiring in the stretch. BILLY BAUGHN was done after five-eighths. Scratched— 20040-Hornsby, 113; 25534 Stormy Port. MB. .
