St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-01
POOR DAY FOR FAVORITES
Second Day of the Latonia Meet
ing a Partial Failure.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 30.-The second
day of the LatOnia races was run to-day
on heavy track under threatening
sky. A comparatively small number of
people were present. In the first race
Governor broke blood vessel and was
pulled up at the three-quarterp post. The
races on the whole were only fairly in
tereSting, and it was poor day for the
faVOriteS.
Firt race, six furlongs, selling purse, for
three-year-ol and upwards-Starters: Tom
my r. ia; Mirth, III: Event. LOG; Dahlia
;05; Katie S, 103: Governor 1902; BootJack.
1902; Climax Ii. 100; Brambelator, 81; Cinch,
95; StOryteller, 80. Post odds: Katie S 3.
to 1 Governor, Dahlia, Mirth and Storytel-
Ter, to l others Is and 50 to 1. Storyteller
led at the start. but was soon headed by,
Event, who gained an easy victory. winning
by five lengths from StOryteller second.
Katie third. Time. :23.
Second race-hal1 mile purse for two year
old maiden FLIES. starters: Eyalina, 10;
Be: semer, 10; Mary Malloy, no. Bette
II. 10; Camilla, ITO: Twilight, ITO: Ia
coma, ITO: Bonnie Taw. ITO. Post odds
Camilla and Tacoma, to L; Mary Malloy.
coma and Bessemer was the order at the
start, but ID the stretch Mary Malloy took the
lead and kept it. winning by half a length
from Camilla second. Bette II third. Time,
54A seconds.
Third race, purse for two-yearold maiden
colts and geldings, five furlongs-Starters: j.
B. Freed; Fakir. 1I15: Ill-Spent, rs; John
Mccullough, I15; Kenilworth, 10. Post
odds, Fakir 2 to l: Kenilworth. 2la 10 /; Ill
Spent, TO L; J. B. Freed. to l; John Nc
Cullough. IL to 1. John Mccullough led to
the quarter post where he was passed by III
Spent, who i'll turn gave way in the stretch
to j. b. Freed who won by two lengths,
Fakir second, John Mccullough third. Time.
1:09&4.
Fourth race, selling purse for three-year-
olds and upwards seven furlongs-Starters:
ClamOr, 10Y; Bounie King, los; Mackenzie,
103. Post odds: Bonnie King to 3; Clamor.
8 to 3; Mackenzie, 6 TO /. Bonnie King got
away first at the start. but Mackenzie led to
the quarter ana kept ahead till the stretch,
when Clamor came to the front and won,
Mackenzie second, Bonnie King third. Time,
1876.
Fifth race, purse. for ali ages, three-quar
ters of mile-Starters: Sunday, lie; Alta
100; Mamie Fonso, los: Iago. LOG: Sis Him
var, 10l; Ireland, 101; Bonny Kitty, 90;
May Blossom, 80. Post odds-May Blossom,
to l ; Mamie Fonso, to 10; Iago. to !;
Sis Himyar and Ireland. IL to L; others. II
and % to l. Ireland led at the start, with
Mamie Fonso second and Sis Himyar third.
Sis Himyar then took the lead and ran in
front till the stretch, when Ireland shot
ahead and won in close finish, Sis Himyar
second, four lengths ahead Of Iago, third.
Time, l DO
ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
First race, selling seven furlongs-Meial,
90; Consignee, 101; Fan King, 1O3; Lucy
P, 1O4; May Laps, 10Y; Electricity, no.;
May o, ia; Bettina. ZIG.
Second race, selling, mile and seventy
yards-Bonnie King, 90; Cora Fisher, 9S;
John Morris. 103; Spectator, 100: Deroch-
mont, 10Y; Mamie Hunt, 10Y; LiederkranZ,
113; Filter, 116
Third race, Maiden stakes, six furlongs-
Cecil b. 100; Happiness. 100; Lottie s. 100;
Lille Lee. 100; Barney, 1903; COrticellO,
1903; Expense, 1903: PoIemus. lob: Mount
Lebanon, 1O3; Goodbye, 1903; Ban Chief.
Io3; Mary Malloy, los; Dollikers. los: Ex-
perience. los; WINNER, los; Kitty Cheat
ham. ITO; Eberlee, l13.
Fourth race. sweepstakes, one mile-May
O,I00: Meckie H, 100; Glockner, 103; Leon
tine 100; Catalpa. 119.
Fifth race. for twoyear-olds, six furlOngs-
Flyer 101; Valedictory, l01: Alarm Belle,
IO5; Rosemont, 109: w G Morris 10S; Sun
nybrook, los; Milton. los; Little Crete, 100.
Weather cloudy, track heavy.
TIPS FOR TO-DAY.
First Race-Fan King and Electricity.
Second Race-Speetator and Mamie Hunt
Third Race-Eberlee and Kitty Cheatham.
Fourth Race-May o and Glockner.
FifthIRace-W u Norris and Milton.