Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-05-24
AT LAToN1A.
The Favorites Did Well, but Two Outsiders
Got There.

The Favorites Did Well, but Two Outsiders
Got There.
CINCINNATI, May 23-It rained during the
entire afternoon at Latonia, but it did not keep
the crowd home, fully 1000 people were present
to see the races The track was not muddy,
but very lumpy and slow. The favorites won
four of the six races on the card, Landlady, a
10 to shot, winning the fourth race in gal
lop, and Teddy Venture the 2year-old race.
The Eclipse stakes were won by Bravo with 122
pounds up in driving finish, Barnes in the
saddle. Bettina in this race burst a blood
vessel and was bleeding right freely when she
was brought in. She dropped out of the race
early in the fight
First race, purse for maidens S-year-olds and up
t6e mn ii secO6d was
Dowell soon took the lead but did not hold 1t
long, Richland, who was well up In the bunch,
went to the front and led into the stretch where
general shifting took place and Mcdowell the
favorite, came on and won, Ban Hazen second,
May Laps third. Time 1881.
Second race, purse for maidens 3-year-olds and
upward, seven-eighths of mile--Eva Wise was
first away. Gardner second: The two ran to-
gether to the half mile, when st, Ledger took the
lead and led past the three-quarter post. Banner
cite led into the stretch and under the WIRE win
ner from Gardner second Kate Malone third.
Time 1904.
Third race selling, for 2-year-olds, fve-eighths
off mile-Portlaw got away in the lead and held
It all the way into the stretch, kaiavala running
second to the three-quarters pole, where Joe
Nevins went out after the leader Teddy Ven-
ture came out of the ruck into the stretch and won
from Portlaw second, Roman thlrd. I1me l:O44.
Fourth race, purse, for 3-year-olds and upward,
one and One-sixteenth miles-Landady got off in
'front.' with Cassius second, Long Boy third.
Cassius third. These positions were never changed,
Landlady winning easy from Long Boy second,
Cassius third. Time l:I.
$40 to accompany nomination, yO addltional to
start g. 00 added, of which 500 to second 500 to
Josie took the lead at the lower turn and held it
till well in the stretch, Bravo running sec ond.
When about an eighth of mile from home Bravo
took the lead from Josie NJ, Long Fish third, who
came very fast but could not catch Bravo, he win
ming by a length, Long Fish second, Josie III
Sixth race. selling. for 3-year-olds and upward
seven-eighths of mile-May got away in front
with Kedar Khan second. The two ran together
into the stretch, where Kedar Khan fell back and
Chilhowic third. Time, l:3lH.
Following are the entries and weights for to-
morrow's Latonia races:
First race, selling three-quarters of a mile
Neva 9S pounds, Kedar Khan los, Lakeyiew
1O3, Myorna 1O7, Metal 1903 Clnch 103, Los Web
ster 9S Considee S. Knapp 90, Hyder s5 Festus
81, 0belisk lOS Mirth lOS Alta lis.
100 pounds. Silence 100, Lady Ali 100 Samantha
100, Bette h 100, Maid of Rich1and 100, Maya 100
Lottie 5 100, Miss Gibson loo.
Third race, purse half mile-Daisy Y 105 pounds
Finela lOO. Spring Dance los, Dilemma 100, Teddy
Venture los, Oracle NJ los, Mabel Glenn 100, Susie
L l00 Cecil b 100. Happiness 100.
Fourth race, selling, seven and half furlongs
Orderly 1l9 pounds, Get 96, Chestnut Bell l0o
Cheney iO7, Chas Reed 1Os, Castaway 1l2 Clamor
lO6.
Fifth race sweepstakes, mile and an eighth
Bravo 9S pounds, Wary 100, Maori los, Laura
Dawson SO. Caliente "a, Unlucky 9S Brookfull 114
Sixth race, purse, fve-elghths of mile-Lord
Peyton los pounds. Polemus l03, Chin Music 104
Chapman l6S Agile 1O3, Harry Weldon 103 Samar-
itan 1OS Harvester 103 John Mccullough 10S,
Hydy 103 Phoenix 103, Mayor Nolan 10S.