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| LATONIA TURF NOTES 1 $ : • LATONIA, Ky., June 22. The yearlings that J. B. Respess, Jr., will start breaking July 1 and for which names will be applied for are a chestnut colt by Busy American — Mocking Bird; a bay colt by Busy American — Estelle; a bay colt by Busy American — White Clover; a bay filly by Busy American — Miss Hume; a bay colt by Hildur — Wakeup; a black colt by Hildur —The Widow Cutting; a bay colt by Hildur — Lapetite; brown colt by Hildur — Little Rock; brown colt by Hildur — Invasion; bay colt by Hildur — Maiy Rose; bay colt by Hildur — Martha Fallon; chestnut filly by Colonel Vennie — Snook; chestnut colt by Col-nel Vennie — Batty H.; chestnut colt by Colonel Vennie — Great Storm; brown filly by Royal II. — Sunflash; bay filly by Justice F. — Umble. Owner Respess intends disposing of twelve or more of the youngsters and has received several flattering offers for several of the babies. Jockey Clarence McCrossen, affiliated with the Van Dusen Stable, will motor from Chicago Wednesday. The horses Dan Morris shipped from Bainbridge Park were Cuttle Boots, Ballot Brush Byana, Gradiset, Black Stripe, Double O., Tennessee Gal, Abeth, Prince Mexican, Snobful, Loveland, Cameron, Portmess and Southtour. Cuttles Boots, Snobful, Love-land, Portmess and Cameron are the property of W. W. Vaughn, a member of the New York Stock Exchange, who maintains a breeding farm at Redbank, N. J., Southtour will carry the colors of Mrs. Vaughn. Abeth is the property of E. F. Simms, master of Xalapa Farm. Prince Mexican is the property of Gorham Brothers; Double O. will sport the silks of J. J. Farrell and T. J. Calhoun; Tennessee Gal is the property of T. L. Calhoun, while the veteran Ballot Brush, Bunama, Gradiset and Black Stripe belong to Morris. Trainer Morris is recovering from an injury to his foot which prevented him from arriving from Cleveland with the horses. Grover C. Hughes motored from Lexington to make arrangements for the two older horses and the three two-year-olds he is shipping here from the Kentucky Association track Wednesday. At the same time Hanley Ragen will send Mary Marvin, Draha and three others. Cliff Porter is expecting W. M. Ingram to send to him a two-year-old along with the Hughes and Ragan shipment. John Daniels returned from Chicago, where he went to witness the American Derby. While there he made arrangements for the shipment of the Southland Stables Fortune here. The horse will come in the same car that conveys the Serenata Stock Farm Stable, and W. F. Hausman horses. Cliff Burke, general .assistant to Tom Young, track superintendent at Churchill j Downs, Douglas Park, Lincoln Fields and Washington Park, motored from the Home-wood course and will assist track superintendent Charles Nolte in caring for the 600 horses that will arrive during the next week from Chicago. Hugh Gilmore, chief assistant to William Hamilton, starter on the Kentucky tracks, arrived from Chicago Sunday and commenced the schooling of horses from the Bahr gate this morning. Colonel R. L. Baker, who motored from his home at Lexington, was much enthused over the victory of Mate in the American, Derby. Col. Baker has a full-sister to Tiger Prince, a son of Prince Pal, the sire of Mate, a colt from Manicure, by Prince Pal, and a colt from the Tijuana Derby winner Vic-toire, one of the few fillies to win the western race. He believes Prince Pal to be one of the best stock horses ia America.
