St. Paul daily globe., 1888-06-08
PLENTY OF DUST.
The Track at LatOnia Veritable
Bed of Dust

CINCINNTTI, June T.-There were
seven races on the card to-day at the
Latonia Jockey club course, the second
and third races being split. The weather
was pleasant and the track fast. The
attendance still continues large and the
betting lively. Two jockeys were thrown
to-day when the horses were running,
but neither were hurt, The track is
very dusty, and the leaders in race are
the only horses diStinguiShable, and a
tail-end horse is compelled to swallow
about buShel of dust.
First race, selling purse, for three-year- -oids
and upward, seven and one-half furlongs-
Starters: Della, 80, Soden, 8 to L; Carus,
lO6, Hathaway, s to L; Lepanto, 10S. Math-
ews, II to /; Cora l., 1O1, Walker, 10 to l ;
Pat Donovan, 1O6, Rivers, s to L; Kermesse,
1O3, Barnes, to B; Kensington, 105, Stoval,
II to l. Auction: Kermesse barred; Pat
Donovan, $50; Cora L, S12; Della, S1I;
field, S25. Cora L was first away when the
stretch and held it to the upper turn, where
Della forged ahead and held it till well into
the stretch, when Kermesse pulled out and
won, Della second, Carus third. Time, 1 81.
Pat Donovan fell at the lower turn, throwing
his jockey, Rivers, but not injuring him any.
Second race, purse, for two-year olds, four
and one-halt furlongs-Starters: Oneatta,
1O1 pounds, Davis, to L; Lady Hemphill,
l, H.
to L; Teresa, 1O2, Rivers, 4 to l; Bonnie
Bounce, lO2, Richie, II to l. Alaho, 1O2,
Armstrong, 3 to 1 Miss Boyle, 102. Barnes,
3I2 to L; Almera, 102, Walker, 6 to l May
Ban, 102, Britton, 10 to l. Auctions-Lady
Hemphill, $12;; Alaho, 50; Miss Boyle, SS;
field S25. Lady Hemphill got away first, but
was soon headed by Teresa who won with
ease by length, Alaho second, Lady Hemp
hill third; time, 0:57. Oneatta fell in the
stretch, throwing her jockey, Davis but not
injuring him 10 any extent.
Third race, selling purse for three-year-
and upwards, six furlongs-Starters Arun-
del, rs Stoval. 4 to l: Bootjack, 10S, Over
ton, 15 to l Andra, 9s, Soden II to 1 :; Lily
ter 91, Walker, 10 to l; Tambourette, 105,
Avery, 30 10 l: o. B., 9S, f. Williams, 10 to
l Brigonette, 90, Barnes, to l; Carus, 115,
Johnson, 20 to L; Marshall Luke, lis, Lewis,
3 TO l. Selling: Arundel, SI1; Brigonette
81; Lily Virgil, So: field, S25. A very fair
start was made with Marshall in the lead,
which he held all the way, winning by two
lengths, Tambourette second and Brigonette
third. Time, 1:1I.
Fourth race, a few handicap sweepstakes,
for three-year-olds and upward, one and
one-sixteenths of a mile-Starters: Rapine,
1O5. Hathaway, z to L; Nick Finzor, 105,
gan, 5 to l.; Dad, 1ol, Walker, 4 to |; Sour
Mash, 90, Barnes, 4 to l; Tenacity, 90,
Soden, 4 TO l Insolence, 100, Armstrong, 4
to l. Auctions Nick FinZor $50, Dad 81, In
science 1,held so lhe nag fell on splen-
did start. Insolence led past the stand, held
it all the way into the stretch, where Ten
brock Jr took the lead and won; Insolence
second, Sour Mash third. Time, :4Sl2.
Fifth race, Hemyar stakes for three-year-
olds, $1,000 added, nine furlongs-Starters
Hector, lib, Lewis, 4 to L: Benedict, ITO,
Stoval, 4 to l; Gallifet. 123, Armstrong, 2l2
to l Prince Fortunatus, 113, Walker, 5 to l;
White, Ill, Barnes, 20 to l. Auctions
White, So; Gallifet, $40: Benedict, SIl
field, $40. They got off on the first attempt.
Prince Fortunatus led past the stand and in
the back stretch TO the half pole, where " hite
took the lead, but soon gave way to Gallifet
who won IN gallop by two lengths. Bene-
diet second, Hector third. Time, :57A.
Sixth race, purse, for twoyear olds, -four
and one-half furlongs-Stariers Kanta, 102
Hathaway 2I2 to l ; Iago, 1o2, Soden. 10 to
/ Reecho 102, Scott, 10 to l; Knoxville,
| 102, Magee. 10 to L; Sportsman. 105, Dor
| sey, to L; Metal, 1o5, Price, 10 to l; Jake
Miller, 1O5, Boyd, i to l: Jubal, l05, Stoval,
| q to l. Gladiator, 1OS. Armstrong, TO l
| Auction: Kanta 81, Jake Miller 81, Jubal
| So, field S25. Kanta got Off first in a pool
| start and led into the stretch, where she was
| passed by Gladiator, who won, Jubal second,
| Jake Miller third. Time, :574.
Seventh race, selling purse, for three-yeal
! olds and upwards six furlongs-Starters,
| Cleaner, III, Lewis, z TO L; Rebellion, lis
| Conkling, 10 to l; Marchma, 102, Barnes, z
| to 3; Billy Gilmore, 11O, johnson, IL to 1
| Estrella, 115, Armstrong to L; Jaubert