The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-07-06
STABLES SUSPENDED;
JOCKEYS PUNISHED


Bedwell, probably the largest now racing
at Latonia, was suspended previous to
the first race today pending an investiga-
ton. Nadzu, an entry from this stable,
was excused from the sixth race Monday
by request of Bedwell, he stating it was
apparent that the horse had been slim
ulated. This was found to be true and
the judges took action.
Jockeys Brannon and Austin were pun
ished for rough riding in the first and
second races. Brannon was fined and sus-
pended for the rest of the meeting and
Austin was fined Summary:
First race. selling, $500, Az furlongs-
Helen Burnett, 100 (HufnageD, won; Ate
mesia, 103 (Brannon), second; Dottie B.,
103 (Rice), third. Time, 0:54 is. 81 mutuels
paid: Helen Burnett, SIS to win, $50
place, $40 show Artemesia, 81. 80 place,
S. 80 show, Dottie B., $3.50 show.
Second race, purse $500; furlongs-Sid-
ney r., ITO (Troxler), won; Volthorpe,
1903 (Austin) second; Forehead, 1O3 MAR
tin). third Time, 100. 81 mutuels paid:
Sidney R., $3.50 to win, $3.50 place, 50
show; Volthorpe, s2230 place, $11.70 show;
Third race. purse $500, selling. fur
longs-Howdy Howdy, 1864 (Warren),
won Diction, ITO (Grand). second; John
Cafferati, 104 (HuffnageD, third. Time,
liza. 81 mutuels paid: Howdy Howdy,
49, 40 to win; $3.50 place, $3.50 show; Die
ton, $40 place, 1910 show John CATER
att $11.40 show.
yards-Friend Harry, 107 (Troxler), won;
Foxy Mary, 100 (Ganz), second; Emperor
william, 10 (Warren), third. Time. lao.
50 mutuels paid: Friend Harry, $40 to
win. 1910 place, $3.50 show; Foxy Mary,
SIG. 40 place, $3.50 show Emperor William,
$40 show.
Fifth race, selling. purse $500, furlongs.
King of Yolo, 1O4 (Jackson), won; Du-
ouesne. 100 (Martin), second Dainty
Dame. iii Grand, third. Time, 1:13 As.
81 mutuels paid King of Yolo, $40 to
win, s112o place $3.50 show Duquesne,
50. 80 place, $500 show; Dainty Dame, $o.lO
show. 49,
sixth race. selling, purse $500. 13-l6
miles-Mique O'Brien, 1864 (Warren!'
won: st. Ilario, 112 (Troxler). second; Col
conda, 100 CDreyer?. third Iime 90. a:o o. 30 o.
win. 1910 place, $3.50 show; st. Ilario, Sls
Mace. 1880 show; Golconda, $3.50 show.
Latonia Entries
Cincinnati, July 5.-Latonia entries
for tomorrow:
Eirst race. selling, 2-year- olds, five
furlongs-Enyoc, 100; Crex, 100; Mock
Ter. Haldeman. Splinter, Jack weaver
Emigrant, Mayor Head, 1903; Minnie
Wendle, 105; County De Orc, Ben uncas'
Wachula, 108.
Second race, FLIES, S-year-olds, six
furlongs-Uneeda, 80; Queen City, Blu
trina. Crenel 1907 Sallie Savage, Mia,
Bette Lester, Patsalaga, 1mprudent,
Sylvestris, Zephyr, Abrasion Chanti-
cleer, 1O4; Dominica, 1O7.
Third race maidens, 3-year-olds, mile
Anna, Algronel 100; The Moat, Gal
liota. T. B. Spears, L. Navarro, Sidney,
Harry Summers. 1902; Kline, Zahara,
105 Tom Cat, 105; White Eagle, 1o7;
Masor, 10.
Fourth race, five and half furlongs
Ella Bryson, 105; Ia u Mexican, los;
Alice A Dale. Golden Egg, 100; La
bold, Messenger Boy, Oracle. 112.
Fifth race. selling, horses and geld
ings, 4-year-olds and up. six furlongs--
Evening Coat, 102; Warden, Admonitor,
Billy Klair, Busy Man, The Earl, 104;
croydon, Ben Sand 100; Sandy Hill. AL
chemist, 107; Great Pirate, 100; Billy
Bodemer. Stromeland. ITO; Gemmell,
112.
Sixth race. selling, s-year- olds and
up, one and one-sixteenth miles-Omi-
ron. 109; Lady McNally. 96; Autumn
Girl, 101; Lolita Creed, Gold Dust, 104;
Alice Baird, 105; John Carroll. Beau
Brummell, Still Alarm. Pat Sharp, 106;
Cloyne, 107; Pirate Diana, 1917 Sinfran,
108. Weather cloudy; track fast.