The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-04
The Race Track
At Latonia.


 Cincinnati, June 3.-Before the larg- est crowd ever seen at the Latonia race track and in a finish that looked like dead heat, & The FaTemian; nnnin sashis ma,n won the Latonia derby. from Ham. bright, wearing the colors of Talbot TRe frent of fSe to 10 fayorite in the race The fea- ture of the race was Jockey Treubers great ride on the winner. nn,E Ih,sre ,srer were The race was at mile and hale and of a net value of $5,S60. Free Bootcr. representing the stable of Joseph Pugn and looked like sure winner for mile and a quarter. Then he tired ana Trsubel. on The Foreman:wno n. had. had pesn esa Foreman to the front. The colt re- winning at the last eighth pole when challenged him for the prize. Then began an exciting struggle. A few yards from the wire Treubel, with rare Judgment sat still on his mount while Austins efforts with the whip pre- vented him from making strong fin- | ish and as result The Foreman cross- ed the wire scant nose to the good. ! It was the most exciting finish ever seen in derby on the Latonia track. The winner was as good gSS" as d6rto ,6 to l in | to 1 at the close. The race was run over a fast track in 2:3S fiat.
 The attraction today outside of the l derby was the presence Of MISS Alice Roosevelt. She was the guest of Con: gressman Longworth of Cincinnati and l society turned out en masse to greet | the derby winner when he passed the Goyernor toE % Beckham of Kentucky and Ris stq a man TWo | won. Twenty-three books were in line and all did good business. l (TreubeI). 5 to 2. won; wain-a- Moinen, ThraiI i0s (wiishardl: to I. thtrd, twenty IMg; shot ns and D1nmore A ran. ~ (TTeubei). S to 2. won; FloriEei. iSs | SNoonan). IS to l. third, Time. l:ls 1-f. Bell the Cat. Evelyn Kinsey, Little Emmy and Scotch Thistle ran.
 dasto6 TR5a raSs 1s % fSe 4usfn to Toa second Helene C.. 1Os !TrsuSe0, tS Sister terrf Frances. .' Fioiitts and Lima % Vady
 Fourth M race nile and Sos.,1s g half. | the the ctSes dsrssTRs sG nSn ES%Srisht S iiS Ian. fi7 eNiibiacEj. il to 10. third. Time. 2:ss. Full Sway and Free Boot
 Fifth race. four and ons-half fur llongs-Maple Hurst. 106 (Vanderbout). ls to won; Agnolo. IF tBunEl, 20 to even. third. Time 55. Henry Hen Hen dricks, Prince Glenn. Mandator. Mala- bon. Stoessel ran.
 neid, 112 (Knight), to 5, won; F1eu Iron, I01 (Austin). 10 to 1, second; Two Penny. 10I (Noonanl. to l, third. lTime 1928 1-4. Bell Toone. Bill Knight, J. K. T.. Gold Bell. Leota, Van Hope. Bernice. Mintleaf. Ravensberry ran.
 Entries.
 First race, six furlongs, selling- s2; Good Time, May Ellen. Litpe An drew, Lady Carlin, Voltaic, 9S; Nichol- as R, Frank Bell. 100.
 Second race mile aseli1ng-mnerino' n' 9S; Mint Bed, annie Williams, 1o1; lCardinal Wolsey, Sailors Dream, Frank Mo, BeaucaiIe, 1Os.
 llongs-Lady Travers. Daffodil Anne lHill, Martha Lang, Lilita, Miss Hawtey. lNodice. Anne Stone, Toodies. Pearl Russell. Flotilla, Kineo. l0s.
 lchase. nandicap-New Amsterdam. i2s; Islip, 130; Beana. ls6; Don Ami. 1SS: Belle Dodson. lS9; Sovond, 142; Red Car, 14s; John E. owens' ls7; sasprite.
 Fifth race, five furlongs-De Hurst. Icotfon Town, Sea Fda, 6peedmaker, Arr row Point, 1o4; Romola' lVfi Wrenns.
 Sixth race, six furlongs, sellins- Fallen Leaf, 93; Berinthi Enchanter, 100; M. Judge Traynor l06; Fox Hunt ing. Merry George. 1Oa: 1task2, l05; The Lexington Leader. Norwood chio. 1O7.
 At Gravesend.
 New York June 3.-Oxford, with O'NeiI m won the Broadway Stake for s-year-olds, one mile and sixteenth, l at Gravesend S. s. Browns Agile, the
 Tennessee and Kentucky Derby win ner. was second. and James R. Keene,s Won Tromp. third. James Brady Oiseau. for whom he paid s30,0O0 last
 wear. was a strong odds-on favorite hut finished absolutely last, beaten off
 ideal racing weather prevailed and l a crowd of 20O00 persons was on hand and some excellent racing was seen !. Ixs1as i1 inc steeplechase was the onlN ' nt;hiic choice to win. In the Broadway . Stakes Agile, with two derbies to hii
 eredtt v5as made second choice at II t,
 S while 6 to was laid against Oxfort
 ana 30 to 1 against the other two start
 CTS. The start was fair. Nieol sen 2 Won Tromp to the front, Followed b.
 oiseau, with Agile third and Oxfor' : l fourth This order was maintaine I l around the paddock turn and into tn : hack stretch. Rounding the far turl ' l Won Tromp was still leading, but Oisea 1 was seen 70 drop back beaten. an :. North On Agile sent Bis mount up {