Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-05-28
Ed Nikirk and E. C. McClelland Sign
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PUGILIsT KILRAIN'S MOTHER DEAD
SEVENTH DAY ATLATONIA.
Another Good Time Among the Runners ON n
Fast Track.

Another Good Time Among the Runners on a
Fast Track.
CINCINNATI, o., May 27.-The seventh
day at Latonia was the first bright day OF
the meeting, yet it managed to rain about
five minutes during the afternoon. The at
tendance was large and track fairly fast.
Three out of the five favorites landed the
purses, while the other two were not really
short by any means. The Harold stakes
for 2-year-olds was won by Phoenix rather
handily but Starter Caldwell who ran second,
gave the winner good race when he got out of
the ruck. He got off very bad and carried l2l
pounds, pounds more than the winner.
First race, selling, for 3year-olds and upward
that have not won at this meeting three
quarters of a mile-Charlotte ] got of in the
lead and never gave it up until right on the
wire, where Kedar Khan came on and won by
half length, Charlotte second, Los Webster
third. Time lis.
Second race, selling, for 3-year-olds and up
ward, one mile-Golightly was in front as they
passed the judges stand, May second. At
the quarter Stuart was in 'front.' Golightly Sec
ond. They passed the half in the same order.
Nearing the three-quarters Golightly went out
in front and led into the stretch. where all COM
menced a whipping to the finish, Louis dor
winning, May o second and Benair third.
Time, 1:443z.
Third race, purse. for 3-year-olds and up
ward one and three-sixteenth miles-Cassius
was in front when the flag fell with Clifford
second and Teuton third. These three ran in
the same order past the three-quarter post and
into the home stretch, where Teuton took the
lead, and with Casslus ran head and head to
the wire, Teuton winning by a short head, Cas-
sius second, Clifford third. Time 2:021%.
Fourth race, sweepstakes, for S-year-olds and
upward $40 each. half forfeit, $500 added, one
mile and 20 yards-Bannerette I16 pounds,
King Ban-Lida Faines. Warrick, to first;
Bravo Ill, second; New Castle 96 third.
The three were head and head when
the flag fell. At the stand Bravo was
a head in front of New Castle, New Castle
in the lead as they rounded the lower turn.
Running up the back stretch the three were all
on even terms to the stretch. where Bravo led
half way down to the wire, Bannerette hanging
right onto him, and when near the wire Ban
nerette pulled away, winning by half length
from Bravo, second, three lengths in front of
New Castle, third. Time. Lao.
Fifth race, the Harold stakes for 2-year-olds
SO entrance $40 additional to start 81 900 added
five-eighths of a mile-Ph9nix lib pounds
first; Starter Caldwell liz second; Ayondale
1l3 third: Penn P fourth. Avondale got away
in front with Phoenix second, who soon took
the lead and:held it the balance of the distance,
winning by two lengths from Starter Caldwell,
second, Avondale third. Time, l:OSs%.
Following are the entries and weights on to-
morrows Latonia races:
First race selling, three-quarters of mile--
Marchburn I09 pounds, Gardner 100. Probus 1o2.
Mute 109 Irene Dillon 81, Cinch 81 Copperfeld
100, Alta 104 La La w 106.
Second race, selling, three quarters Of a mile
orderly ITO pounds, Lake View SO, Castaway 104,
Finality lO6 Iago IO6. Amos 80, Kate Miller 100,
Thad Rowe 102. Brookful ia.
Third race hve-eigflths of "a mile adele NJ ITO
pounds, Lady Ali 1l6 Ellen Douglas 110. Veronica
ito, Martha Page 110 Lottie ITO, Maya 110, Sister
Geneva ITO. Maid Of Richland ITO, Cecil Ito,
Lillian Lindsay ITO.
Fourth race. handicap, mile and an eighth
Jewel Ban 106 pounds, Wary l0S Clienta a.
Marchma l07, Outbound 95 Landlady los, White
Nose los, Filter 100 Bonita 103.
Fifth race. Himyar stakes mile and an eighth
Fish Ill. Come to Taw 100.
Sixth race, three-quarters Of a mile-Mt. Leb-
anon lib pounds Outlook 113 Chapman ll3 Gum
wad 113 Samaritan 113.