St. Paul daily globe., 1888-05-30
BARNES Is A BONANZA.
He Landed Four Winners at La
tOnia,


CINCINNATI, May 29.-The third days
racing at LatOnia was very fair. The
attendance was large and track good.
The weather was cloudy and a little
rain fell after the first race, but only
enough to lay the dust. Jockey Barnes
had quite a call to-day in mounts. He
landed four winners out of the five
races he rode in. Betting to-day was
spirited and there were no short horses
winners, yet the bookmakers made
moneys the betting was very much di-
vided with short horses on a majority of
the horses.
First race, selling purse for three year o Ids
and upwards; seven furlongs-Starters:
Sadie A. kermesse, Mishap. Holland, Parish.
Lylanthia, Antonio, Clifford, Mirth, Pat
Donovan, Alamo Effie Hardy, Little Sis.
Volatile, kermesse, the favorite, went under
the wire winner by two lengths, Pat Dono-
van. Second, MIrth third. Time, :3Os4
Second race, owners handicap for two
year-olds, four and a half furlongs-Starters:
Dave Strauss, 80, Boyer, % to 1; yesper
Bells, 90, Fox, 25 to l; Castaway Il, 90,
Green, ~ to L; Martin Russell, 80; Overton,
II to /; Onaetta, 80. Barton, 90 to L Navi-
gator, 80, Walker, 20 to l; Janet. 90, Magee,
30 to 1; Irene Dillon, 90, Soden. to L; ;
Finnegan. % to l: Laura Stone. 80, Barnes,
z to B; Maud Ward, 50, Drake. Is to l
Allaherne. 95, Hollis. dig to l Mildred 90
II. JONES' 80 to L. Alleherne got the best of
the start, but was soon headed by Laura
Stone, who won in canter, never being
challenged for the position: CastaWay II
took the place from Alleherne, who could
finish no better than THIRD. Time, :56l2.
Third lace, free handicap for threeyear-
olds and upwards, one mile-Starters: Poteen,
III, Lewis, 2 to L; Rebellion, SO, Barton, s
to l; Ten Brock, Jr.. SO, Finnegan, 5 to l
Asceola, 10Y, Moore, 4 to 1; Myrtle, 80, Arm
CIV IN . 7 on 1icrht CnlO
l; Prince Fortunatus,9 90, Barnes, 3 to l Lot
tie Wall 94, Walker > to l: Fannie, "a, Hol-
lis, s to l. AsceOla, Poteen and Rebellion
followed off by the stand in the order named
At the lower turn Rebellion took the lead
and held it into the upper turn, when Prince
Fortunatus, who had been running in the
bunch. jumped out and took the first place,
winning by a length from Poteen, who was
second. neck the best of Rebellion, third
Time. :42l2.
Fourth race, sweepstakes for three-year-
olds and upwards, one and one-siXteenth
miles-Starters: Lavinia Belle 50 pounds,
Finnegan, 3 to L; Hector, 81, Armstrong. 7
to L; Sour Mash, 104, Barnes, 2 to l. Hector
led by length as they went past the stand
Sour Mash was second into the turn and took
the lead in the back stretch, holding it until
the reached the starting point again, when he
fell back and Lavinia Bel lie and Hector passed
him. Layinia Belle won by a short length
from Hector, Sour Mash third: time, 1:51
Fifth race. the Clipsetta stakes for two
year-old fillies, 81 900 added, five furlongs-
Starters: Monita Hardy, Pet Morris, Ravillah,
Kee Wee Nah, Teresa, Nythepia, Sringtime,
Laura Davidson, Retrieve, SaIlie 500, Mamie
Bonso, Prince Bowling, Geo Hogan, Tessa X,
Wheel of Fortune, Daisy Woodruff, Dolores.
Kee Wee Nah, 8 to l chance. won, Prince
Bowling second, neck ahead of Nythepia
third: time, :03s4.
First race, Kermesse. Lisland. Second
race, Minnie Palmer. joyful. Third race,
Sunbeam, Valuable. Fourth race Birthday,
Hypasia. Fifth race, Cleaner, Glenhall.