The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-09
The Race Track
At LatOnia.

At LatOn1H.
 Cincinnati O., July S.-James Hug zah won the Cincinnati Hotel spring handicap at Latonia today. with Sha- wana second and Intense third. Hug zah trailed the field until the head or and took the lead. Shawana and Hug zah fought it out in the run home, the latter getting the decision by a length and a half.
 Birch Broom and Sister Frances were the only winning favorites. Track slow.
 First race, seven furlongs-Birch Douglas, 97 J. Hicksl, 30 to 1. second: 1: Arthur Gunner, 92 CT. -Taylor), Is to 1, third. Time. 1;27 4-5. Buttinski. F9S Mead and 1a 1o1 CFoy). 15 to 1. won; Two Bills, IF tMorrison). to 5. second; Goldie. 10s Larsen). to 1. third Time. l:O1 2-5.
 Third race. one mile-McIlvain. 95. tWishardl, II to 1. won; Scotch This tie. 1o5 (E. Robinson), 3 to 2: second; Time. l:41 2-S. Tapiola Louise Nc Farlane. Bonnie Burr ran.
 Fourth race mile and an eighth Hnzzah, ss e; Morriso; II to won: thn; third i"Tfmse' Time. i:5s i-5. The Cook, Early Boy. White Plume and Dutch Barbara ran.
 Frances. 1oS (Wishard), 3 to 2; won; Grace Wagner, 1o3 (Rohbins) s to |. second; Miss Kitty, 1o3 (McIntyre). 20 to I. third. Time, l:o1 Is. Tinker, Galleta. Sallie B., Jennie Bant, Toya, Grace ran.
 sixth race, one mile and five hundred yards-Swift Wing, loo (Vanderbout. 8 to 1. won; Paris. 9S (Foy). 3 to l. sec ond; Ben Volio, 1o3 (Wishard), 3 to l., third Time. 2:10 1-5. Belle Dodson, Mint Bed, Fonsoluca, Beaucaire. Gold Bell and Herlgerson ran.
 selling-Euba. s5, Peggy O'Neal, s2 St. Flor, 95; Gus Hoidorn, Father Tal- Toone sS; Joe Ross, Judge Traynor, 1oo Tony Knight. 1o1 Rian. 1O2; Car dinal W,olsey, Foreigner. 1o5.
 Second race, five furlongs,, purse Angle, Daffodil.S Silk Weed. Society Azora. Nettie Gay, Nutter Well. Grace Wagner. Io1; Trisauce, Justi 1o5; Lil- ita, 10S; Princess Flush. 105.
 Third race, mile, sellinE--Double. Rheingoid, s7; Florizel, 100; Bonnie Burr, l0l: Hot, 1o2; Leila. 1O7
 ruscate, 1o2; La Pucelle, 103; Gay Boy. 100; Clifton Forge. 112.
 short courseILights Out. i2s: Bright Girl. 130; John F.. Owens, 13S: Revan- der 142; Bell Dodson, l45; Charawind | 155: Poorlands. 163.
 1 sixth race, five furlongs. purse-Ag- nolo, Goldmate. t.cliptis, Kougrock. 1O3; Mandator, Theo Case. Leigh Pacolet, | 106; Zingg, 1l0.
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 St. Louis. July S.-Taby Tosa. at ; to ?, driven with every ounce of her strength, nosed out A. Muskoday in the fourth race at Delmar today J. P. Mayberry, an even money favorite, fin l ished d length behind place horse Although the ban against book mak- ing is still strictly enforced. there was good sized crowd. Track good First race. seven furlongs-Dave Sommers. 1O3 (SewelD, 3 to 3. won: Mynheer. 103 GHarris). 5 to ,, second :; Dr. Riley, 10S (Foley), to II, third Time 1929 2-5. pr. Hart and Miladi Love ran
 Second race. five and one-half fur won; Don Hamilton, no (sewelD. , selD.. 10 to l, third, Time 1;11. sar- saprilla, Frenchie,s First, ran.
 Third race. five furlongs-Latota, l06 (Rice), 10 to 1. won; Wakeful. 1O1 SFoley1D,o II to B second; Tom Wat 1:31. Myer. Cardonal ran. Fourth race. mile.-Taby Tosa. go (Harris) to 2. won; Muskoday, 97 (SewelD, 6 to 1, second; J. P. May berry, 1o3 (Rice), to 5, third. Time