St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-05-30
Only One Of the Fav0rites
Came to the Front on That
Course.
Nearly All the Races Run In
the Heaviest Kind Of
Mud.
Glory, Benediction and Ern-
est Winners at Graves
end.

CINCINNATI. o., May SJ.-Ine nlnLA
day at Latonia had more rain, making
the track perfect mud hole, and after
a finish it was hard matter to distin-
guish the jockeys who were in the race.
The attendance was large, and more
ladies were in the grand stand than on
any day of the meeting. Up to the
fourth race the track was dry and
dusty, but just before that race it
commenced to rain, and never let up.
1t was a good day for the books.
as but one real fayOrite won. The
bookies made alright books on any
thing that looked like probable win
ner and scarcely offered any odds Oh
crab. Havillah, who won in the mud
Saturday. was favorite. to-day in the
LatOnia Oaks. She was miSerably rid
den by her jockey, e. Coyington. He
sent her out at the start and led the
field by four lengths all the way into
the home stretch. where Barnes brought
Retrieve up and beat the fav0rite by
nearly two lengths quite handily.
First race, selling, for three-year-olds and
81, King Alfonso-yis-a.yis, Ray, to l. first;
Sunlight, SO, London-Sunlight, Freeman,
to 1, second; st. Ledger. lO2, Iroquois-by
Imp Motermer. 4 to l, third; Charles Reed,
lOl, Brice; Probus, lO7, Barnes; Gymnast,
lO2, Allen; Warrior, 1O4. Lewis: Little
Maria, "a, Schaffer; Fleetwood, 10l, Mona
hon; finished in the order named.
Charles Reed was IN front when the
flag fell but gave way to Benson. who
never gave up the lead, Gymnast run
ming second into the stretch, where
Sunlight came out and gave Benson a
brush, Benson winning by head from
Sunlight second, st. Ledger third.
Time, 1851.
Second race. selling, for three-year-olds
and upwards, three-fOurths OF mile
Pfather, lo2, Virgil; by Bonnie Scotland,
Europe, Ray. to 1, second; Golightly, 2O2.
Glengary-Patino, Oyerton, TO l, third;
Clamor, lo5,. Finnegan; Macauley, 107.
Barnes; Thad Rowe. lOa, Allen: Bo All,
order named.
Neva G got off in front with Prather
second. The two ran together all the
way, Neva G beng two lengths in front
to The stretch. where the two ran head
and head to the finish, Prather beating
her out by a head, Neva G second; two
lengths in front of GOlightly third.
Time, 1:16.
Third race. purse, for fllies two-year-olds.l
four and one-half furlongs-Lillian Lindsay,
1 to 5. second: Lady Ali, 100, Hyder ALI,
Mollie Ward, Freeman. 8 to l, third. Silence
100, Key; Regents Valentine, 100, Gibbons;
Maid Of Richland, 100, Schafer; Miss Glib
son. 100, Soden; May A. 100, Brice; Bette.
H, 100. Fox. finished in the order named.
Lillian Lindsay got off in the lead and
never gave it up, winning by, two
lengths from Cecil B, second, Lady Ali
third. Time, OS711a.
Fourth race, purse, for fllies, two years
old, four and one-half furlongs-Daisy F,
1903; Macduf-Mayday. Stoyal, to first,
venture Allen. 4 to /, second; Lady Black
burn, 1O3, Luke Blackburn-Secret, Magee..
10 to !, third; Oracle N, 103, Steppe )
Zelica, 1O3, Barnes; Finella, lob. Finnegan :
Samantha, 1o3, Fox: Heartsease, JOB. Coop
er; Miss Blondon, 1o3, Oyerton, finished In
the order named.
Daisy f was in trent when the flag
fell, Lady Blackburn second, who at
tue half mile post was in the lead, but
gave way to Zelica at the three-quarters
post. Lady Blackburn led into the
stretch, Daisy + second, who soon took
the lead and held it to the finish. win
ming by five lengths from Teddy Vent
nre second, Lady Blackburn third.
Time, 1864.
two years old five-eighths of a mile-Joe
Walton 1913, Siddartha- Bonita, Barnes, 4 to l,
first: Penn 1I8, Powhattan- Penambra,
Stoval, to l, second: Abilene lt3, Audrain-
Zingarella, Ray. to 1, third; Lord Peyton
Samaritan 1913, Brice; Crawfish 103. Thorpe;
Flambeau 1O3, Finnegan; Mayor Nolan 1O3.
Hollis; Auburndale 1O3 Fox; Uncle Kit 1O3,
Keys; Harvester 103, Overton, finished in the
order named.
Joe Walton got off in front, with Abb
lene second, Penn P third. They ran
in that order past the three-quarter pole,
where Penn p went up to second place,
the three running together to the wire,
Joe Walton first, Penn p second, Abb
lene third, length apart each. Time,
1864.
Sixth race, purse, for three-year-olds and
upward, one's1xteenth mile-Gilford 50. GIL
roy-Lagtana. Barnes, z to 10. fist; Quin-
10 to |, second; Ban Hazen, 90. King Ban
Razem. Ray. 6 to 1, third; Trust, 1G5; Arur-
del. 1O2, and Findegan finished in the order
named.
Trust got away in front, Arundel sec
ond. They soon gave way to Guilford
and Quindaro Belle, who ran in that Or
der to the three-quarters post, where
Quindaro Belle took the lead from Gil
ford, they running clear into the stretch
one, two, where Clifford pulled away
and won easily from Quindaro Belle,
second, Ban Hazem third. Time, 1:54s4.
Seventh race, the Latonia Oaks, for three
year-old FLIES. ST 900 added: one and one
quarter mlles-Retrieve 100, Duke OF Mont
rose-Patti, Barnes. 8 to 9, first; Havillah 100,
Longfellow Miss Haverley, G. Coyington. 4
to 5, second: Nieptha 100, Prince Charley
Virgilla, Stoyal g to 1. third; Belina 100,
Finnegan, fourth.
Belina was first away, but gave up to
Havillah, who led the field into the
stretch where Retrieve set out after her
and collared the leader at the sixtee nth
pole, beating her out a length, Havillah
second, Nyleptha third. Time, 2:1SA.