The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-11-11
LATONIA RACES

| Latonfa, November 10.-Ocean Bound won the Criterion stakes at Latonia to- day in a driving finish by neck from Milton B.. with Jack Atkin length back. Jack Atkin raced out in front with Mary Davis until the final furlong pole, where he began to tire, and both Ocean Bound and Milton B. passed him. while Mary Davis fell back beaten. Milton B. and Ocean Bound fought it out the remainder of the way, Goose putting his horses head in front at the end.
 Jockey Keogh suffered a fracture of the leg while riding Adams Express in the second race by being jammed into the rail as the horses were entering the stretch. He remained on his mount, but finished last. Summaries:
 First race, S400, six furlongs, selling Gold Oak, no tGood), won; Naughty Lad, 110 (Gross), second; Rompie, 105 (Rice) third Time, 1:16. Two-dollar mutuels paid: Gold Oak, s6 win, $S. 30 place, g 90 show. Naughty Lad, $40 place, 8 40 show Rompie, $ show.
 Second race, purse S00 five and a half furlongs-Dubois, no (Martin), won; Single File. 104 fAustin). second Husky Lad. 1o1 (Ross), third. Time, :os. Two dollar mutuels paid Dubois, sS4.40 win, S4e 50 place SIS show. Single File, SIP 70
 
 show.
 Third race s4o0. mile and 70 yards-San- raia 104 tGooose). won Queen Marguer- Ite, 106 Qkoerner), second. Judge Wal ton, 107 (Rice). third. Time, 1:45 2-5. Two dollar mutuels paid: Sanraia. s23 win, H.10 place, LAO show. Queen Marguerite, 6 10 place, $50 show. Judge Walton, g. 30 show.
 Fourth race, the Criterion stake, purse s15oO. six furlongs-Ocean Bound, 119 (Goose), won; Milton B., 104 Davenport, second; Jack Atkin. 132 (Knapp), third Time, 1:13. Two-dollar mutuels paid: Ocean Bound, $5.60 win, 10 place, B 10 show. Milton B.. s1o.10 place, s4.sO show. Jack Atkin, s 30 show.
 Fifth race, $500. mile and sixteenth Fauntleroy, 1o5 (Koerner, won; Camel, 101 (Davenport), second; Dr. Helzberg, 106 (Gross). third. Time. :46 Two-dollar nlutuels paid Fauntleroy, .05 win, S9 50 place, ss. 20 show. Camel, B 50 place, 8. 80 show Dr. Holzberg, s5.20 show.
 Sixth race, mile and three-furlongs, selling Charles F. Grainger, 103 CDaven- port). won; Question Mark 105 (Gross), second: Cintrella. sl (Davis), third. Time. 2:21 Is. Two-dollar mutuels paid: Charles r. Grainger. s7 30 win s4l0 place, S2.90 show Question Mark, $40 Race, SS show. Cintrella. $2so show.
 
 Cincinnati, November 10.-LatonIa entries for tomorrow:
 First race, selling 2year-old Allies 5 furlongs--Red Lass, Molly Mog, Floy Battle. 1O5: Lily Paxton, Startler, no Vanity Fair, Hiccough, Joyance. Fri toma. Rose McGee. Iwalani, Coletta Helen Burnett. Grand Peggy, TO-
 Second race, 2year-olds, purse, one roile--Belfast, Ella Bryson. f03; Lesh XockIer Jim L., 106.
 Third race, selling, maiden. 3-year- Y olds. 1 mile and 70 yards-Lady Welles Sporting Life. Emmy Lou, Projectile 1o7: Florence A, Glipian. Zoola. Marcus Amyl Sir Philo. 107; Pirate Bay. Ash well. no.
 Fourth race, purse, 2-year-olds anc {. I'D. 6 furIongs--Wine, Golden Ruby, Ss Jady SybH. 10a: Boca Grande, King, oi Yolo, How1et, 112, Sir Alyescot, Otiio ll4: Chapultepec. 112.
 Fifth race selling, 3year-olds and up. mile and sixteenth--Ieartan 1ol Canopian. Admonitor. Beau Brummel Rebel Queen. Senator Johnson, Alice