St. Paul daily globe., 1888-05-29
THE TRACK WAS SLOW.
But the Favorites Generally Won
at LatOnia.

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CINCINNATI, o., May 2S.-The second
day at Latonia was clear, notWithstand-
Ing hard rain this morning. Track
little lumpy and slow. Attendance
large. The favorites generally won:
First race, selling purse, for three-year-olds
and upwards, six furlongs-Starters Ida
West, Range, Housatonic, Tam o 'Shanter j.
NJ. Culp, Blaze Ban, Viranze, Marguerite,
Full Sail, Keystone, Hottentot, Rapine, Le-
panto, Mutter, Cora L, Buckeye, Chicasaw,
kadlcal. Rapine. q to chance, won by
length from Housatonic second, Full Sail
third. Time, is.
Second race, selling purse, for two-year-
olds, half mile-Starters: Los Webster,
Kanta, jess, Perdita. Minnie Palmer, jake
Toms, Iago, Jake Miller, .Vantrim, yineIandt,
Wrinkle, Minnie Palmer, the favorite won
by two lengths from jake Toms, second,
Jake Miller third. Time, 0:52A.
Third race, purse, for three-year-olds and
upwards, seven furlongs-Starters: Amelia
T, Sunbeam, msoIence, Shotever, Tam
bourette, Lady Hindoo, Grimaldi, Kensing-
ton. Lottie Wall, Grisette. keynote, Catalpa,
Lizzie l., Mamie Hunt, Elyton Dick Wright
Lottle wall, ten to one chance, won by
neck, Sunbeam second. length ahead of
Grisette, third. Time, 1 80.
Fourth race, hyndicap, for three-year-olds
and upwards, one mile-Starters: Bonita,
Beaconsfield, Dad, Margo, Macbeth H. Ten
ality Asceola. Asceola, 3 to 1. Chance won
by length, with Beaconsfield second. Mae
beth H., the favorite, third; time, 44a4.
Fifth race, Merchants stakes,i for three
year olds and upwards, $1,000 added, nine
farlongs-Starters: Jacobin, Montrose Hy-
pasta, Brother Ban. Auctions, Jacobin and
Montrose, $40; Hypasia and Brother Ban, 50.
Jacobin took the lead OH the first start. with
Montrose second. In front of the stand
Montrose took the lead and held all the way
around to within short distance of the wire,
when Jacobin jumped in the lead and won
by neck, Montrose second, Hypasia third;
time, :5S.
During the second race, in a breakaway,
Birdie Washington threw Ray, her jockey,
spraining his ankle badly and hurting his
Slde; Another Jockey weighed in to take
Rays mount, but the owner of the stable he
rides for refused to let him ride the hlly, and
she was left at the post
The entries for to-morrow's races are as
follows:
First race, selling. seven furlongs-Katie
A, SO: Kermess Z, 80; Mishap, 90; Holland,
100; Parish, 90; Lianthe 99 Antonio, 90;
Guilford, 100; Mirth 90; Pat Donovan, 10Y;
Alama, 105; Efie Hardy, 90; Little Sis, Sc;
Volatile, 103.
Second race, nine -sixteenths of a mile,
owners handicap-Laura Stone, 80: Cast
away, 90; David Straus 90; Vesper Bells. 90;
Martin Russell, 80; Onaeta 90 Navigator
so; Kara, 80; Irene Dillon, 80; Mildred, 9O
Warrior, 90; Zulu, 90; Maude Wood, 80;
Allahrene, 95.
Third race, one mile handicap-Potten
IL; Rebellion, l1o; Ten Brock, Jr., 90;
Asceola, 107; Myrtle, 81; Longalight, 90;
Prince Fortunatus 90; Lottie Wall, "a;
eleanor, 117; Famine "a.
Fourth race, mile and one-sixteenth sweep
stakes-Lavina Belle, 85; Leila May, S9'
Hector, 81; Sour Mash, 100.
Fifth race, Clipsetta stakes-Kate Hood
Jos; Snonita Hardy Cfra Brown, 1O5; AL
lahrene, los; Pat Morris, 1o5; Havillah, 105
Veda, 1U5.
T1ps-First race, Alamo and Efie Hardy
Second race, Laura Stone and Irene Dillon
Third race Poteen and Osceola. Fourth
race, Leila May and Sour Mash. Fifth race
KeYena and Duchess May