The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-20
THE RACES
ResuIts Ut Latonia.

year-olds. at i've and one-half furlongs was the big attraction at Latonia to- betting, jumped to the front at the start and was never headed. winning the event by length from the favor ite. Joe Morris. Donau took third money.
 The value of the stake to the winner was $2.S30 in addition to which the winner also received the Cincinnati
 Prince Ahmed was the only winning favorite.
 Track fast. Summarizes:
 First race. mile and one-eighth-- Jack Baker. 92. (R. Williams), 13 to 5. won; Agnes Wood. 102. (Martin), ! to i, third. Time 1:5s 4-5. Bryce, Ely sium. Great Help. St Aulaire. Imboden. Judge Saufiey. Ben Benares and Reside. also ran.
 Second race. mile and eighth Gerrymander, Ss, (Taplin), to 5, sec ond: Point Lace, 87, (Martin), to ]. third. Time 1858 2-5. Harting, orena. Lady Baldur. Millstone, Albert Fanz.
 Third race, mile and one- e-sixteenth. handicap-Cymbal. 10S, (Walsh), 8 to l. won; Old Honesty, 112. Oee), 21 to 5, second; Zinap. Ill. (Warrenl, to l. ing, Marzab. Woolsandals and Lane Al- len, also ran.
 Fourth. race the Cincipnati trophy. s2,o00 added. five and one-half fur ]. won; Joe Morris. 121, lMcGee), { to 5 second; Donaue IA, CKenedy). g to 1 third. Time 1:06 Is. Louise $. Prince. Imperial and Eye White, alsO ran.
 Fifth race. six furlongs, handicap Prince Ahmed, 113, (McGee), g to 10. won; Charlie Eastman, 116, Gee), 2S tcN5. second; sea.swell, s6. (Martin). 10 to l. third. Time 1:21. Mailman also ran.
 Sixth race. i've and one-half fur. longs-Billy Bodemer. 11O. (Kennedy). to l, won; Ethelda, 101, (McGee), 9 to ?, second; Colmo. 101, CWalsh), 20 to Hickey, Arionette. sorrei Top, Jonnni: % Black, Watson, Gonimble, Kenmars Queen, Billy Vertrees, Toddy Hodge. Lillian Leigh. Beaver Girl, also ran.
 Results at Gravesand.
 Gravesend, N. Y, June 19.-S. c. Hn- dreth added another stake today to his den. Won the s5.Ooo Brooklyn derby. colt was held fayorite at 1 to 2 and was well played, though Fayette was heavily backed. The pace in the early running was extremely slow, the time
 Joe Madden and Fayette sprinted the last quarter of a mile together and Joe Madden beat Fayette by head.
 Sanctus had awalkover in the stee-
 First race, s-year-olds selling; six furlOngs; $400 added-Tim Pippin, 113. (Grand). to 1, even, and to 2, won; High Range. 105, (Burnsl, 30 to l. 10 gins. 116,s (ButwelD, 6 to l, ? and l and even. third. Time, 1:11. Footpat. Sem tentious, Huda., Sun Dance. Hoffman. cOrdOva s9mpler Night .,1s Red Mimie nnif bound, Lady Chiffon, Casque, Warden, and Mauviette ran.
 Second race. the Empire Steeplechase Handicap; 4year-olds and up; full $500 added-Sanctus. 1855, (Stone),
 Third race. the Trent. s2.5OO; s.year- olds' six furiongsIWasIidEo; E IFS; {NieSclo, SScn ville), Il to 5. to ?, out second; Glen nadine. 122, (Glass). F to l. to l, out third. Time. 1:11 3-5. Stadbottle. and Brushb broom also ran. Dull Care and Star Bottle coupled.
 Fourth race, the Brooklyn Derby; g. year-olds; one mile and half; Sb,O0O added-Joe Madden, 126, (Dugan). to and out, won; Fayette; 122. (Scovillel, s to 5 and out, second; County Fair, III, (Butwell), 40 to l, and to l, third. Time. 2:s7 4-5. Three start CTS.
 Fifth race. 3-year-olds and upwards; selling; one mile and -sixteenths; $500 added-Hill Top 1O1. (McCaheyl. 3 to and out. won; St: Joseph, III, (Grand), to 2, even, and l to 3. sec ond; Markantony II. III, -(Scoville), 12 to 1, to 1 and even, third. Time, 2:0l. Judge Ermentrout, Rio Grande and Melodeon also ran.
 Sixth race, maidens 2-years-old; selling; five and one-half furlongs; $400 added-Sandrian, 104, C(Dugan), 5 to l, ? to 1 and even, won; Coonskin, sO' (Glass). to ]. ? to I; and eyen' sec to 1, and to 5, third Time, 1909. Master Lismore, Hbernia, Eddie Du- gan. Rolan, Black Annie. Everett, In- spired, Sweet Simplicity and Race
 Seventh race. handicap; all ages about six urlongs-Demund, 12S' (But. welD, % 1, to 5, and out won Prince Cal, los, (Upton. Il to 5. 4 tc 5 and l to 3, second Sir Alveseot. s,s6 s6 | third. Time. 1909 3-5. Question Mark Notasulga. Pantaufe, Ragman, and Hahtford Boy ran.