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i-1 I /e.3 i *|| j H4 | lyj | 5; by Dy . id j has is • | be as as ; *" 1S | **• ea J l ,h lt j i er I the he ] ; en ; ; ,n ck iy ld I ay will ill yt -j* T. ISe . such - . and ■ — LAT0NIA TURF NOTES The largest shipment of thoroughbreds date to arrive at Latonia, checked in Tues-e-; day morning when the Dixiana string the horses owned by Clyde Van Dusen un-D] loaded. There were nineteen in the headed by the good bay son of Torchilla Jemima Lee, Torchy and Erin Torch, James Chesney came in with six head, in-be eluding the veterans Professor Paul Cristate. C. R. Allen registered six head upon arrival from Lexington, while at the same time W. D. Covington, came in with six Louisville. Heading the C. C. Norman string of seven from Louisville was Tunica, the good four-dsI year-old gelded son of Desperate Desmond and Straddles. Jake Heupel, former star of the saddle, seen at the track daily and is connected the Frank P. Letellier stable. According reports, Jake will attempt a comeback in saddle and is working hard triyng to get condition. Heupel is confident he can make the grade again. Bobby Martin and Bert Thornton will ply 3iy their wares in the saddle during the Latonia iia meeting and ride free lance. Other jockeys -ys on the grounds are T. Reno, who will do the :he bulk of the riding for the large Peacock »Ck Stable and C. Carlberg, who is under con- an- tract to E. B. Shipp. C. Gardelle will be seen :en piloting the B. Bagley horses. Charles Hanauer, who came in from Fair- Llr" mount, is connected with James Chesney and nd will do the stables riding. j - § g j ! I 1 ; | i to to j is- and nj | j n_ lot, 0t i ; and rid I in. i and nd ; : . : his 11S I from m i | ; ! en • : lv~ j is is ! with to the he ! ! into If A
