The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-11-02
JACK ATKIN ON
 THELATONIA TRACK
 MAKES GREAT RUN

Latonia, November 1.-Jack Atkin demonstrated his racing qualities to- day by picking up 12S pounds and defeating about the best 6-furlong horses at the track in the feature race of the day Melisande got off in front, set the pace to the last quarter pole, where John Griffin II and Round the World assumed the lead with Jack Att kin three lengths back
 When the stretch was reached, how ever, Knapp let out a wrap on the big black horse and In the next few jumps he had caught the leaders. He won rather easily by two lengths.
 Ethel D. managed to nose out Me- lisande for the place. The favorites had good day. Summaries:
 First race, purse s4O0, h furlongs Love Note, 10S (Reid), won; Freckle, 1oS (Koerner), second; Dottie B., 10s Loftus), third. Time, 1:07 2-5. Two dollar mutuels paid: Love Note, $3.10 win. s2.5O place, s2.sO show; Freckle, SS6o place, sS.20 show; Dottie B, $4 show.
 Second race, purse S400, furlongs -McIvor, 115 (Burns), won; Detect 103 (Goose), second; Grover, Hughes 106 (Moore), third. Time. 1:13. Two dollar mutuels paid: McIvor. S4 win, SS40 place, s2.90 show; Detect $6.3O place, s4.50 show; Governor Hughes. se.10 show.
 Third race, purse s400. furlongs, selling-Imprudent 100 Uoftus), won; Cross over, 104 (Reid), second; Me lissa, no (DavenporD, third. Time, 1:26 3-5. Two-dollar mutuels paid: Im- prudent. S75O win: S6.20 place, $5.30 show; Cross Over, $7.S0 place, $7.20 show; Melissa, $5.20 show.
 Fourth race, purse s6, furlongs- Jack Atkin. 12e (Knapp), won; Ethel D., 116 (Ganz). second; Melisande, 11C {Koerner), third. Time, 1:13 2-5. Two dollar mutuels paid: Jack Atkin, $51O straight, s3.SO place, s2.sO show; Ethel D., $s place, s7.2o show; Melisande S2.90 show.
 Fifth race. purse s4O0. mile and 70 yards-Joe Morris. no (Goose), won Sa mara, 107 (Burns), second; Tom Bigbee, 107 (Grand), third. Time 1:44 1-5. Two-dollar mutuels paid: Joe Morris, ss.so win. s2.7o place. $2.lC show; Samara, $4.50 place. $2.30 show Tom Bigbee, $2.30 show.
 | Sixth race, purse $400, mile and three. sixteenths. selling-Romp. 1O6 Goftus) won; First Peep, 107 (Burns). second Star Port 93 (Moore), third. Time :59 3-5 Two-dollar mutuels paid Romp, s5 win, sS place, s2.5o show First Peep, $310 place, s2.70 show Star Port. $27o show.
 | LatOnia Entries
 l Cincinnati, November 1.--Latonia en- tries for tomorrow: First race, selling 4-year-olds and up, one mile and 70 yards Wander, Meadow Grass, Alice Baird Olive Ely, Canopian, 133; Dander, Cowen, l 126. .e-
 Second race, selling, 2-year-olds and up five and a half Acknowledgements Gen eral Miss Primit, Mary Day, Jovance Delaney, s9; Monty Fox. 102; Temper I17. e H. Patten, Judge Henderson. 12o Tom McGrath, Teddy Bear, Stafford | Woodlane, 122.
 Third race, selling, 2-year-olds. one mile-Rampant, as: Sugar Lump. Alice I A. Dale, Garry Hermann, Ellanette. 103 Haldeman, Sir Dawn, Lesh, Americaneer l06. ,s,ess As.. X ss-
 Fourth race, handicap, s-yearoids ant m. mile and sixteenth-Leamence,. 100 pr, Holzberg, John Reardon. 104; Ia
 boo, no. 'ft iNhM
 Fifth race, selling, s-yeer-olds and up seven furlongs-Eye White, 95; Des
 comets. sInfran. 100; Bedminster. 101. Al
 Red 1o2: Alfred the Great. 1o4; Glucose
 1o7, Jeanne D'Arc, 109; Camel, Huck, 1l0
 Merrick, Ill.,
 ] Sixth race, selling, 4-year-olds and ur , mile and % yards Monticlair. Stone man, Warden, 123; Turncoat. Alma Boy ceremonious, 126.
 Weather clear; track fast.