St. Paul daily globe., 1888-05-31
CLOSE TO THE RECORD.
Good Time and Fine Finishes De-
light Thousands at IIatonia.

CINCINNATI, May 30.-Decoration day
at Latonia drew the largest crowd that
ever visited that course, it being esti-
mated that fully $1,000 people were
present. The programme had seven
races on, the first two being split,
owing to the large number of entries.
The weather was clear and warm and
the track fast. The seven-eighths of a
mile races were run within thre-fourths
of second of the record. The finishes
were grand, and in one race the start
was so even that the horses were head
and head as they went by the post. The
favOrites won in every race but the
first, when MiShap, IL to / chance,
won with ease.
First race, selling purse, six furlongs-
Starters: Orange Girl, Mishap, Felicity,
Mirth, Lilly Virgil, Chickasaw, Stewart. Char,
lie Reed, Harrodsburg and Youghiogheny
Mishap won, Lilly Virgil second, Mirth third;
time, IL.
Second race, selling purse, six furlengs-
Lepanto, Duhme, Lisland, Mamie HBy, Col.
Owens. Kermesse, Trust, Kedor Kahn, Hous
atomic, McMurtry and Spinette: Kermesse,
the favorite, won by neck, Lisland second,
Duhme third. Time, :16A.
Third race, setting purse, for two-year-olds,
one-half mile-Starters: Vantrim, joyful,
Heliotrope, Jake Miller, Mayban, Larry
Moore, G. W. Boyden, Bandoletle Harmony
G. W. Boyden, ten to one chance, won,
Brandolette second, Vantrim third, Time,
50s4.
Fourth race. selling purse, for two-year-
olds, four furlongs-Starters: Aunt Jenny
Dave Strauss, Veda, Benson, Rachel Palmer,
Winning Ways, Eutruria, Lee Dinkelspiel
Minnie Palmer, the favorite won in canter
by four lengths, Winning Ways second, Veda
third. Time, 80.
Fifth race, a free handicap sweepstake,
seven furlongs-Starters: Valuable. Una B.
7
Nave, Landlady, Marchma, Minnie Hogler.
Valuable, the favorite, won, Marchma
second, Gnsette third. Time, :2sl2.
olds and upwards, one miie-starters: Birth
day, Amelie p, Gallatin, Jaubert Don
Regent, Hypasia, Carus. Birthday. the
favorite Won by short length from Amelia
p, second, Hypasia third. Time, :42s4
Seventh race, the Tobacco stakes, for
three-year-olds and upwards, seven furlongs
STARTERS: Hector, Sir Joseph, Pat Dono-
van, Glen Hall, Nellie G., Drumstick, Billy
Gilmore. Roi Dor, eleanor, Lucky Jim,
Maori. Glen Hail. an even money chance,
won by length and a half from Roi D Or,
second a length in front of Hector, third.
Time, 1:28A.
THURSDAYS ENTRIES.
First race. selling, seven and one-half fur
longs-Golightly, 81; Comedy, 100; Hotten-
tot. 80; Pell Nell, l03; Lepanto, 10S; Blaze
Ban, 80; Cheney, 93.
mile~Maud Ward, so; Laura ada Dawson, 80:
Jack Rat, 80; Electricity, 90; Corinne Black
burn. 80; Bethbroeck, go: Teresa. 80; Al
mera 80; Laura Stone, 80.
Third race, selling, three-fourths of a mile
-Gallatea, 103; Range, los; Brigonette, "a;
Rebellion, 1O3; Cora l., 90; Duhme, 81:
Festus, 80; Full Sail, 90; Little Sis, 80;
Castaway, JOB; sislagd 90: Dick Wright,
Girl, 90; Radical 90; Solid Silver, 100.
Fourth race, sweepstakes. one mile and
seventy yards-Grisette, Jog; The Chevalier,
102: Sour Mash, 101; Dad, 104; Famine,
%: Nick FINER, 100.
Fifth race. Harold, five-eighths of mile
Outbound, los; Dave Strous, 10S; Julian.
109; Hindoo Craft 20S; Bon Fewen, los
King Regent 10s; Kasson, 10s; Jakey Toms,
105; Once Again. los; Gymnast los; Ian
mes. 1O8; Sparling los; Syracuse, los;
Lincoln, ITO; Proctor Knot, III; Tenton,
los; Tenny, l0S.
TIPS
First race, Comedy. olightly. Second race,
Laura Stone, Corinc Blackburn. Third race,
lastand, Finality. Fourth race. Grissette,
sonr Mash. Fifth race, Proctor Knot. Out
bound.