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CHERRY TIME IS CONSISTENT Scores Third Victory of Latonia Meeting Weather Sultry Darnnby and Thompson Stable Accounts for forThree Three Races Jockey Canfield CanfieldShares Shares in Honors LATONIA Ky June 26 Mrs William Crumps Cherry Time a threeyearold geld ¬ ing by Flight of Time and Cherry Court scored his third victory of the current meet ¬ ing by taking the Federal Hill Purse a sprint of six furlongs which featured Tues ¬ days racing at Latonia LatoniaSprinting Sprinting to the front at the start Cherry Time led all the way to beat Penncote Sun Boy and five others The winner ran the threequarters in 112 considered good time over this track trackCherry Cherry Time showed rare gameness in his winning effort this afternoon repulsing first the challenge of Bender First and later that of Sun Boy After disposing of Sun Boy the winner drew away and easily de ¬ feated Penncote which passed the tiring Sun Boy a sixteenth out The Crump geld ¬ ings margin at the end was three lengths while Penncote finished a similar distance ahead of Sun Boy BoyAmong Among the also rans was Contraband which was expected to offer keener conten ¬ tion Slow to get into his stride Contraband never reached the leaders leadersAfter After giving up the hopeless task of chas ¬ ing Cherry Time Bender First quit to a common canter canterThe The winner according to the approximate oddsboard was backed from 8 to 1 down to 3 but paid 1310 for 2 in the mutuels mutuelsThe The Darnaby and Thompson stable won three races this afternoon when Lady Pal took the seventh event after Mary T had captured the opening race and Lady Macaw the second Jockey L Canfield rode each of them themThe The weather this afternoon was sultry and though tbe races provided some interest ¬ ing competition spectators found it diffi ¬ cult to muster up much enthusiasm A fair size crowd was out however to witness the sport which was offered over a fast track trackThe The W F Axton stable which has sup ¬ plied the majority of the twoyearold win ¬ ners at this meeting furnished another to ¬ day when Paradisical won the Daisies Purse fifth on the program and the second best race of the afternoon The bay daughter of In Memoriam and Madrigal scoring her third victory accomplished her task in handy fashion beating Playsickle Virginella and three others othersParadisical Paradisical won as she scored all of her victories by setting her own pace and lead ¬ ing throughout Virginella hung close to her heels to the stretch but there Paradisical drew away from her rival and then with ¬ stood the closing challenge of Playsickle The latter was second two and a half lengths in front of the tiring Virginella The TheDarnaby Darnaby Thompsons Mary T scored a onesided victory in the first to graduate from the maiden twoyearold class The daughter of Upset took command at the head of the stretch and steadily increased her margin until at the end she was five lengths in front Bright Rose was second three lengths in front of Moa which like the winner was well backed backedMoa Moa set the pace with Bright Rose chal ¬ lenging her and then came Elegant Miss Moa shook off both these early challenges but was no match for Mary T and near the finish also succumbed to Bright Rose The latter dropped back at the head of the stretch but came on again and was finish ¬ ing fast fastCaroline Caroline C unprepared at the start was pulled up upThe The racing establishment of Darnaby Thompson compiled a double when they also took the second race over a mile and a sixteenth with Lady Macaw Making her run from the topof the stretch the filly got up to win by a half length from the heavily played Twill while Len Helker was third thirdWith With better luck Twill might have been returned a winner As it was when Twill began moving up on the rail he was pinched back and had to move outside other horses Though he finished well he could not quite cope with the winners rush Crania and David W divided pacemaking honors Both Mary T and Lady Macaw were ridden by the veteran L Canfield CanfieldThe The third race which like the first brought together maiden twoyearold fillies was won by Jones McCoys Amazement a daughter of Blind Play and Embarrass Hustled all the way by jockey G Seabo Amazement came from behind to win going away by two lengths Tulip Time was second and Monks Shawl third thirdTulip Tulip Time and Monks Shawl alternated at setting the early pace but neither could withstand the rush of the winner in the final sixteenth Butterfly and Edith W which shared favoritism had little excuse for their failure to get any part of the purse A purseA Thomas Lady Friend after misbehav ¬ ing at the starting gate throwing her rider and trotting off a quarter of a mile still had enough left in her to take the fourth race a sprint of six furlongs She went to the front at the break and was never head ¬ ed beating the well backed Gooseflesh by a length and a half Patsyette was third thirdGooseflesh Gooseflesh beginning slowly reached con ¬ tention at the head of the stretch where she was second to the pacemaker but she did not cut far into Lady Friends lead Gooseflesh finished another length and a half in front of Patsyette which raced clos ¬ est to the early pace The winner was rid ¬ den by G Elston
