The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-11
HAD JUST FINISHED SECOND IN
 GRAvEsEND RACE.
When Jockey scoviIIe Pulled Up. He Felt the Horse Giving Away and Jumaed Just
 in Time.

Gravesend, N. Y, June 10.-Frank Gin. a chestnut horse. fell dead. prob sel, after finishing second in the third race at Gravesend today.
 He was heavily played favorite at l to g. He lay in second place all the way of the mile and furlong journey. When Scovile, the rider. pull ed up on the lower turn, he felt the horse giving away and jumped of just as the horse dropped dead. Frank farm for a season and was brought east this year to race, but has shown nothing like the form he displayed as q S-year-old. when he defeated Peter Fan. He was years old by Collar
 Royal Onyx 1s to l shot. won the Patchogue stakes. The track was heavy and the attendance fairly good. would be an extra day of racing on Wednesday of next week.
 First race, handicap, mares, all ages. about six fnrlongs, $500 added l. 3 to I. won; Mauvietfe. iOi (creevyl to 2, ii to 10, to 2, second; Twi- light Queen, 10s (Butler) 5 to 2. even, 1 to 2 third. Time. 1:113-5. AffIic- tion, Desirous, Sundance, Sententious and Grace Cameron ran.
 Second race, two year-olds, selling, five and a half furlongs--Pretend, l0s lScovillel to l. to 1. even. won; l to 5.second; Eliza6ethan. los tDu- Fims. h ndSis IG DugaS, sS Sods saiTa Ta. tent. Grouse. Katherine Van. Semico- lon. Bedministed ran.
 eighth. $500 added-The Squire, 106 GDnganl le to 5,. even, l to 3, won; Frank Gill (Scoyille) l to ? ,out. sec Sn o kiiisGEsnke q ts ;nSls s5 ts%,,h, 20 ts l. Sand Piper. Home Again and Rye ran.
 Fourth race, the Palchogue. Swear olds and up, about six furiongs, $i.o0o Royal onyx. 1os tsutwelD 12 to i. Dreamer, 10s (Smith) { to 1, to $. to ?, third. Time. 1:10 3-5. Chepul- tepec, Sir John Johnson. Rosmiro, Hofr- man, Casque and Racquet ran.
 Fifth race. maiden 3-year- odds and up. mile and a sixteenth, S4oo added Judge Ermehtrout. 10s (Grand) 30 to i. 20 to l. 10 to l. won; Choirmaster Of 1 to 5. 2 to 5. secon. Dandy Dixon, 1os (Raynor) 20 to 1, 8 to l, to 1, third, Time, 1:52 4-5. Nedlim. Garacontle, cliff Edge, Costello, Bigot, Obadiah. Markham, Henley, Fauitless. Harlem
 Sixth race, Allies and geldings, E. year-olds. five furlongs. $500 added Greenvale. 10s (Dugan) even, to 2, out. won; Radium Star. 1O5 .(creeyyj
 
 Levy, 109 (scoville) 5 to 1. to 5, to 10. third. Time. 1:03 4-5. Our Han nah, cindy. Christian, Hibernia ran.
 Results at I.atonAa.
 Latonia, June 10-The Latonia Oaks for 3-year-old Allies at mile and a quarter. was the feature at Latonia today. Only three horses started. Crystal Maid. the favorite. took the lead at the start and was never head . A6 vfnnfnR hV vVA lonprfha from ing Belle. which beat Floreai length for the place. The net value of the stake to the winner was s2.19o.
 Four outsiders and a second choice captured the other five events. Track
 First race. first i've furlongs-pona, 11S (Kennedyl 9 to 1, won: Prince Imperial. 106 (Lee) 6 to 1. second: ss- 1902 S-5. Short Order. The Fad, Uncle Tom and My Henry ran.
 Second race. mile and a sixteenth Meadowgrass. sS tPauD to ,. won: second: Winning star 1O2 (Burnsl 50 to l. third. Time. .62. Quagga, Ka- tie Powers. Grenade. Landlord. Gerry mander, Flirting, Frank Stagg, Lafay- cite and Joe Mccarthy ran.
 Dame, 114 (Page) 3 to i, won; Marse Abe, 1O1 (Taplin) 8 to 5. seconds Mail ket. 112 (Kennedy) IS to 1. third. Time. 1:15 4-g. Palo Alto. Bud Hill. Melissa. Dark Night and Tackle ran.
 Fourth race. the Latonia Oaks. $1.5e9 added. mile and Q quarter-Crystal Maid. IT (Pagel II to 10. won Glid- ing Belle, 109 (Powers) 2 to 1, sec- ond; Floreal, 112 (Mountain) If to 6, third Time. 2:14. Three starters.
 Fifth race, five and a half furlonEs Milton. IT (TIeid) IS 10 1. won; Snake Mary, TIT (Pagel to 1. second; Or iandotte, l1s (Burton) 10 to 1, third. Time. 1:10 2-5. Kiddy, uIela, Clovis, arixco. Camel. Deuce. Tom. Holland. Font and Casowary ran.
 sixth race. mile and seventy yards Warner Griswell, 100 (Troxler) IS to 1, won; Lillle Turner, 106 (MeGee) i to 1, second; Ketchemike, 109 Pow ers) II to s, third. Time 1:B0 2-5. GilvedearJ Colblue, King Thistle, Red Shawl and Pink Wings ran.