Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-25
AT LATONIA TRACK.
A Large Crowd Witness Serious Accident
and Jockeys Are Hurt.

A Large Crowd Witness Serious Accident
and Jockeys Are Hurt.
CINCINNATI. Sept. "a The weather was fine
and the track fast for to-day's races at La
tonia. Fully 1000 people were spectators of
the seven fine races. They were treated to
the dismal spectacle of four horses with
their riders going down in a heap in the first
race. 1t was at the end of the back stretch
that Loudley fell with Reagan, Miss Knott
with Gemotts, White Wings with Perkinson
Orient with Lowery, and went in the heap
gerously hurt, Lowery and Gemots were un-
harmed Both of them rode in subsequent
races. Reagan was badly shaken up. He
wus, however, posted for the sixth race, but
was withdrawn and Merrick was suDstitut-
ed in his place. Perkinson got g. blow on the
head from the hoof or Lowery's horse and
was unconscious for an hour. His physician
says he will recover.
There were 66 entries and 53 starters in to-
days races. FavOrites won the first, fourth
and sixth races, and second choice or long
shots won the remaining four. In the fourth
race, the Kentucky Central Railway stakes
paid 81 ,6S5 to Afternoon, the winner. Bes-
sic Bisel, at is and 20 to i, surprised the tai
ent by winning the second race. Sum-
maries
First race. selling, for 3-year-olds and upward
that have not won race at this meeting. six fur
by four lengths in 1:l51k; Rorka lOs Penny 81 /.
second by two lengths, whipping; Mark 5 1l6, R.
Williams, to l. third by a length. Orient,
Lowery; LOudley, Reagan: White Wings. Per-
kinson; Miss Knott. Gemotts, fell in a heap at the
three-quarter pole with their riders. Blanche
Last and Cara came in with the field.
Second race. selling, for 3-year-olds and upward
one mile-Bessie Biseland l0l, Barrett 10 to l. won
BY head in q hard drive In iii24: Calhoun l08
Perkins. IL to /. second by q neck, Furnishing;
Loudon 10i, Merrick, tol third Dy length.
whipping. Selma ID and Anna also ran.
Third race. free handicap sweepstake, for g.
year-olds and upward. one and one-eighth miles
Paw - m hV hpa In
I:57k; Maud Howard 81, Knight s to /. second by
a neck. pushed; Falero 115 K. Williams, to 10.
third by a half length. FL Rayo also ran.
Fourth race. the Kentucky Central Railway
stakes for 2-year-olds. one mile-Afternoon ITO,
Britton. 8 to S, won easily by length in 1:A3;
Daraveta l10. Merrick, to 2, second by a length.
pushed; Indigo ITO. r. Williams to l. third by
length, whipping. Aurora and Judge Csrtwen
also ran.
Fifth race selling, for 2-year-olds that have not
won two races at the meeting. five furlongs Cora
Taylor. 30, Gemotts, 8. TO ], won, driving, by 4
neck. in 1:034: Coquette 109. Davis, to u second
by neck; Vidallo. Britton. 10 l. third by half 4
length, punished; Oak Forest, Red Rose, Poor
Jonathan. Miss Mosley. Say On Lady Moore, Mat;
tie Kinney. Hfnman, Fay 5 and Queen Regent also
ran.
Sixth race, selling same conditions as first race,
six furlongs-Mss Ballard 9S. Perkins. to /, won
easily by two lengths in 1:6; Bonnie B. 16, j. Muir
ply. to l. second by three lengths; Ernest l. o.
Washam. 10 to /, third by two lengths. Emma
Louise Mammie B, Vashti. Jessie Bell, Bret
Harte, L ucy Clark, Golden Spange and Volney so
raA.