Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-27
OLAMBALA WINS At LAToNIA
j. q. Greener's Horse Takes Classic
stake I'm EnaN Fashion.

CINCINNATI, o., May 28.-Olambala,
owned by j. G. Greener. won the classic
Latonia Derby at a mile and a half by
five lengths from Hal DUNES Peer, while
10 lengths back came Plate Glass, the
only other starter. The race was run over
a sloppy track. Plate Glass jumped to the
front Immediately and held the lead until
the stretch turn, when Olambala, the fav-
orite, took command followed by The Peer
while Plate Glass fell back beaten. IN
touched by whip or spur Olambala made
the pace and came under the wire an easy
winner by five lengths. The Peer easily
took the place from Plate Glass. Warfield
was scratched shortly before the race on
account Of the bad condition Of the track.
The net value of the race to the winner
was $3,O50.
Only three horses started in the opening
event, the Latonia Inaugural at 81 fur
longs. Colloquy at 5 to l, in the betting
easily won the event by two lengths from
AL Muller, the odds-on favorite, with Mad
man third. Seventeen bookmakers were in
for the opening day. Four favorites won.
Summaries:
First race, Latonia inaugural, five fur
longs: Colloquy. los 81. Lee) 5 to l won;
"a NlulltI u NINlCtl 10 ~ second. MAD
man, 105 CTaplln) 2 to 1 third. Time 1:O9.
Three starters.
Second race, six furlongs, selling: En-
field 1Ol CTaplin) s to ) won: Jacobite 1G3
CTroxler) - to ) second Tom McGath log
(Powers) 10 to . third. Time 1:I6 So. Joe
McCarty. Hasty, Great Help and Alice
George also ran.
Third race, four half furlongs: Bobco,
lO6 CTroxler) 10 to ) won; Starport 1903 IS.
Page 3 to / second; Prince Imperial 1O6
(MeGeel 3 to l third. Time :56. GIipian,
Ethel Burg, Pirate Bay and Tanaka also
ran.
Fourth race, the Latonia derby. mile
and a half. value SO, $50 to winner: CLAM
bala ia CRice) 2 to 5 won; The Peer III
CTaplin) 3 to l straight, 2 TO ) place second:
Plate Glass 40 CPowers) 4 to 1 straight, 2
to 5 place and cat to show, third. Time
2!9 10. Only three starters.
Fifth race. one. mile and a sixteenth:
Rara Avis, los, Williams, 8 to l, won; Keep
, Moving, 9S, Taplin, I TO 1. second; Bone
brake, 1903. Glassner. 10 to l.. third. Time
1:@ 2-5. Alma Boy, Huerfano, Rustic.
Cymbal, Orlandot, Ketchemike and Donna
also ran.
Sixth race. seven furIongs: Alice. 107
Burton, 3 to !, won; Miss Crittenden, 1O7,
Powers, IL to 8. second; Admonitor. 1n5.
Troxler, GO to l, third. Time 1872 2-5. Mioue
. brien' Cassowary, Gerrymander and
Star Thistle also ran.
Mary Davis Wins ~,Ciaremont Handicap
BELMONT PARK, N. Y, May 26.-Mary
Davis, outsider in the. betting, easily won
the Claremont handicap here today. The
favorite, Jack Atkin. finished third. Sum
maries:
First race, the Gaiety 2-year-olds. four
and a half furlongs, straight, $500 added:
Shannon Ola, McInty, II to 81 won. PERI
Johnson QO4, Glass, 5 to u second, Chopper
t B DHgaa' 10 to y third. Time; Ois5s6.
royal Hunt, Madeline l., Roland, Grandis-
simo, Herdsman, Young Belle, Responseful
aiso ran. shannon and Royal Hunt coupled.
second race, handicap. mares and fillies,
Affliction t106, Bulwell, s to 81 won,
Adriuche GS Russell, 8 to u second, Pan
toufle q10, Bergen, s 10 y third. Time:
Hill Top and Sun Dance also ran.
Third. race, the fashion, 2-year-old, $500
q1s, scoville, 10 to u second, Greenvale dl0,
Pugs9' i2 to D. third. Time; o:52a, Ocean
6StbSr,ra Degree snG rat. Glsnns Desne, Fair
Fourth race. the Claremont handicap, sec
ono spring, s,year-olds and up, six half
DAVIS dA, A'G Glass. 10 A to u a %oSa DeM MspS
qol. Bulwell, 10 to - second, Jack Atkin
QS5. Scoville, EVEN third. Time: 118.
lRestigouche, DIR. Gamer and Royal Onyx
also ran.
Fifth race. s-year-olds, selling, mile, $500
ad led: Racquet Ws. Leach, s TO u won,
Bonnie KelsS Cog, Upton to u second,
Time: 1:4Oh, Gus Helm. Casquo. Light
house, Summernight, Cowen and Lady also
ran.
Sixth race, 3-year-olds and up, selling.
seven furlcngs, 800 added: Berkeley Ql6,
Nicol. s to u won, Nimbus Qi7, Upton, I TO
100 second. Woodcraft as, Burns, 20 to d
ished second but was disqualified for foul
ing
Summaries nj Jamestown.
NORFOLK, May 8.-Today's races At
jamestown were run in a drizzle after the