Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-10-06

CINCINNATI October 5.-The fourth regular
day of the Latonia races was marked by good
running and lively betting. The track was very
fast and good time was made. The attendance
is daily on the increase, and to-day saw by far
the largest number of spectators since the be-
ginning of the meeting. The only unpleasant
feature was the accident in the third race. in
which three jockeys were more or less injured.
Magee, the one who was worst injured, is still
unconscious at present writing, and Brown Is
thought to be out of danger.
First race, selling purse, for 3-year-olds and
upward, three-fourths Of q mile-Starters: De-
vonica 10s pounds, Cora L 1US. Renounce log, Glen
Pearl ITO, May Laps III Aunt Jennie 95, Climax II
IS, Story Teller g7 Censor 9S. Governor Ross l0i.
Post odds: Censor to /. Renounce 20l, Governor
Ross to /. others and 30 to
In good start Story Teller was first, Climax II
second Censor third. At the half mile post Re-
nounce was in the lead, and he kept first place
until the stretch when Censor, who had been rum
ming about the middle came out and won, Re-
nounce second, Governor Ross third. Time, 1:l8.
Second race, selling purse, for three-year-olds
Air. los pounds: Dutchman, 100: Petulance. ITO;
Irish Dan, lI2 Mamie Fonso ia: Pauline, 49,; Pell
s s Post s Dan Saf Fell iii Nell t.
!; Dutchman, 20 to 1; Mamie Fonso, 4 to l; others
and 30 to |.
FOuSO
Pell Nell second. At the half Mamie Fonso sur
rendered the lead to Irish Dan, who kept length
and q haIf IL front q Pell Nell second. Dutch
Third race, selling purse, for 3-year-olds and
upward, one mile Starters: Swamp Fox 107
pounds, Mamie Hunt l07, Spectator 107. Billy
Clamor i0l. Event lOi, Cora Fisher loi, Lucy Ito.
Winning Ways l04, Derochmont lT. Post odds:
GSGse GS5a e'asI %aan Csor CTss Bg Bsfy
Pinkerton Is to l. othtrs and 30 to L Billy Pink
erton led at the start, but Swamp Fox was ahead
s e1s Pos s
|OstIed Billy PinkertOn, WHO was IL the
turn, fell against Event. Event got up and was
in at the finish. Billy Pinkerton. however, fell
and rolled over, Unlucky falling over Billy Pink
erton. Clamor came in first in the fnish a length
in front of Cora Fisher second, Winning Ways
third. Clamor, however. was disqualified on ac-
was given first place, Winning Ways second,
Deer Lodge third. Time, l:44A. Jockey Mailing,
who rode Event, was badly bruised, but Jockeys
and Biliy PnfeTtcn, s were quite Seriously Injured
Fourth race, purse for colts and geldings. 2.
pounds. Henry Mack lib, r. Freed ia G. W. Nor
rs liz Fakir 100 Carter l13 Milton l13 Post odds:
W. c. Morris and Abeline9 to s. Fak1r 30 to /,
Milton even money, others 20 and 30 to 1. Fakir
was first the start and led to the stretch. where
G. W. Morris headed him and won, Fakir second.
Fifth race, purse for 3-year-olds and upward,
nine furlongs-Starters: Long Alight i06 pounds,
Carus no. Trust 105 Bonita 09, Burch ITO, Catalpa
ia Quindara Belle 90, Woodcraft 1N. Nevada ia,
Bonnie Kitty 90. Post odds: Woodcraft 4 to !,
Long Alight to l. Nevada to !. others 40 to1
Trust got away first on the start with Nevada
second ana Woodcraft third. At the stand 1t was
Nevada and Catslpa, and Nevada was first to the
finish, when WOodcraft dashed forward, and
won by length from Long Alight second, nose
in frCnt Of Nevada third. Time, l:56Z.
Sixth race, the Zoo stakes for 2-year-old fllies
three-quarters of a mile-Starters: Kitty Cheat
ham 40 pounds, Bally Hoo ITO, Lille l67 Dilem-
ma Ito. English Lady Ito, Sis O'Leei no, Lizzie
ITO: Hearts Ease LILO. Post odds-English Lady
to 5, Sis O'Lee 20 to Dilemma Is to !. others
and 30 to /. When the flag fell English Lady was
ahead with Lizzie Csecond Bally Hoo thirdd at the
quarter post English Lady was still ahead at the
stretch had increased her lead two lengths. In
the finish English Lady won, three lengths ahead
of Sis O'Lee second, Dilemma third, two and