Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-10-01

CINCINNATI, o., September 30.-The
second day of the Latonia races was run to-
day on heavy track under a threatening
sky. A comparatively small number of
people were present. In the first race Cover
nor broke blood vessel and was pulled up at
the three-quarter post. The races, on the
whole, were only fairly interesting, and it was
poor day for the favorites.
First race, six furlongs, selling purse for g.
year-olds and upward-Starters: Tommy R la
pounds, Myth Ill, Event lO6 Dahlia los, Katie
l0S, Governor lO2, Boot Jack l02, Climax II
100, Bra mbeletta 1U3, Story Teller o. Post
odds-Katie 5 TO 1, Governor, Dahlla, Myth
and Story Teller to l, others Is and so tol
Story Teller led at the start, but was soon
headed by Event, who gained an easy victory
winning by five lengths from Story Teller
second. Katie third. Tune, l:23
Second race, half mile, purse, for 2-year-old
maiden fllies-Starters: Evalina, ITO pounds,
Bessemer llO. Mary Mallory ll0 Bette H ITO,
Camilla ITO, Twilight ITO, Tacoma ITO, Bonnie
Taw ll0. Post odds-Camilla and Tacoma to
], Mary Mallory 9 TO s. others 10 and 25 to l.
Evaline, Tacoma and Bessemer led at the start
but In the stretch Mary Mallory took the lead
and kept it, winning by half a length from
Camilla second, Bette h third. Time, .544.
Third race, purse, for 2-year. old maiden colts
j. Is.
Freed 1l5 pounds. Faklr lis, Ill Spent Ill, John
Mccullough lis, Kenlworth lis. Post odds
Fakir to l, Kenilworth ~ to l, Ill Spent to
/ j. B. Freed to l, John Mccullough II to !.
John Mccullough led to the quarter post,
where ne was passed by Ill Spent, who in turn
gave way in the stretch to ]. b. Freed, who
won by two lengths. Fakir second, John Nc.
Cullough third. Time, l.0S54.
Fourth race, selling purse, for 3-year-olds and
upward, seven furlongs-Starters: Clamor, lO7;
i
Bonnie King, to 5; Clamor, to 5; Mackenzie,
6tol.
Bonnie King got away first at the start, but
Mackenzie led at the quarter and kept ahead
TIL the stretch, when Clamor came to the front
and won, Mackenzie second, Bonnie King
third. Time, l:S6.
Fifth race. purse. for all ages three-quarters
of m1e-Starters: Sunday liz pounds, Alta
lOS, Mamie FonsO lOS Iago lO6, Sis Himyar lOl,
Ireland l0l, Bonnie Kitty 9S, May Blossom 9S.
Post odds-May Blossom to l, Mamie Fonso
to TO- 1ago to l, Sis Himyar 10 and Ireland IL
to l. others Il and 25 to l. ireland led at the
start. with Mamie Fonso second and Sis Him
var third. Sis Himyar then took the lead and
ran in front till the stretch, when ireland shot
ahead and won in a close finish, Sis Himyar sec.
l:22
Entries and weights for Latonia races to-
morrow:
First race, seven-elghths of a mile-Metal 80
pouiiuot Ov1oSISnoc iOii ran hinS ioa Lucy V4
Il6.
Second race, one mile and 20 yards-Bonnie
King s5 pounds, Cora Fisher IS, John Moons los
Spectator lU9, Derochemont I07, Mamie Hunt lO7,
Liederkranz ll3, Filter ll6.
Third race, three-Quarters Of mile--Cecil 100
pounds, Happiness l00 Lottie 100 Lille Lee 100,
Barney 103 Kitty Cheatham lilo, Expense 1O3,
Polemus l03, MIR. Lilman l03, Good-Bve lO3, Ban
Chief l03 Mary Malloy 107, Dollikins lO5, Exper-
ience los WINNER IOs, Eberlee II3 Corticelll lUS.
Fourth race, one mile--Msy o 100 pounds, Clock
ner l0a Meckie H l0O, Catalpa l09, Leontne 1l9.
Fifth race, three-quarters Of a mile--Flyer I01
pounds, Naledictory IH, Alma Belle los, Rosemont
loS, w. G.. Morris los Sunny Brook los Milton
los, Little Crete l09.