Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-05-31
THE PUBLIC ON TOP.
I.atouia Races Result Little in Favor of
the Backers.

I.atonia Races Result a Little in Favor of
the Backers.
CINCINNATI, May SO.-The tenth day at
Latonia was cold and wet. The track was
sea of mud, and the jockeys and horses
whose luck it was to be In the ruck were
sights to behold at the finish. The Sttend-
ance was the largest of the meeting, there
being many ladies present to witness the
sport. 1t was fayorites' day in all the
races except the Tobacco stakes, which was
won by Zulu, 6 to 1 shot in the books
while Maori. the favorite, was second.
Marchma won the third race and was we'll
backed at the odds offered. The prettiest race
Of the day was the second with only three
starters-Unlucly Jewel Ban and May o. The
first two running head and head from start to
finish. While running up the back stretch the
three could have been covered with blanket,
50 close were they together.
First race, selling, for S-year-oIds and up
ward, seven and one-half furlongs-Kedar
Khan got of in the lead, with Cupid second.
These two increased their lead and led the
entire way Kedar Khan winning by six
lengths from Cupid second, Maid of Orleans
third. Time, l3451S.
Second race, sweepstakes for 3-year-olds and
upward, $500 added, one mile and seventy
yards-Unlucky was in front when the flag fell,
Jewel Ban third. Passing the stand Jewel Ban
was neck in front of Unlucky. The three ran
, neck and neck into the lower turn and up the
back stretch to the upper turn, where May o
fell out Of the race. The other two ran through
head and head, Jewel Ban winning from
Unlucky second. Is lengths in front of May o
third Time, l:57.
Third race. purse, for S-year-olds and up
ward, mile-Flitter was in front when the
drum tapped, Carlton second. Carlton was
leading at the quarter bat gave up to Filter at
the half, who gave way TO Marchma before
reaching the three-quarters. Marchma led
tFe rest of the way, winning by length from
Clifford, second, Carlton third, the rest strung
out Time l;5Ok.
Grth race. the Tobacco stakes, selling, for
saT-olds and upwards 1000 added, seven
hrhs of a mile-Zulu got off in the lead, Leon
second, who gave way to Maori as they
81 her all the way, Zulu winning by length
from Maori, second, Leontine third. Time,
1:35@.
Fifth race. selling. for 2-year-olds FIVE
eighths of a mile-Tioga got off in the lead and
held it all the way to near the wire where Ellen
Douglass collared him and won by length,
Tioga second, Chapman third. Time, l:0911.
CINCINNATI. O.. May 30.-Foilowing are the
entries for to-morrow's Latonia races:
First race, three-quarters Of a mile, selling
Stuart liz pounds. Clamor IL, jake Toms LOG,
Little Martha 49, Holland Ito.
Second race. one mile selling-Kedar Khan los
pounds. Castaway l06 Bon Air 100. Nyleptha IOl,
Nesper Bell 96. Fargo los, Montapek ITO.
Third race. four and one-half furlongs-Bally
Hoo ITO pounds, Adele NJ ITO, Lady Blackburn ll6.
Cecil b IS, Spring Dance ITO, Bessemer no. Regent
st. Valentine los, Maya los Susie l. los.
Fourth race one mile and 20 yards handicap
Quindara Belle IS pounds, Dad iOS Probus 80. Ban
Hazem 50, Get 90.
Fifth race. three-quarters of mile, Sensation
stakes-Starter Caldwell 12l pounds, Penn III
outlook 1I3. Avondale 113 Mary Malloy, los Abb
lene los, Lillian Lindsay no. Frederick l LII,
Flambeau III.