Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-10-08
ANOTHER EXTRA DAY.
Some Excellent Races Among the Runners
MT Latonia.

CINCINNATI, October To-day is the fourth
extra day of the Fall meeting of the Latonia
Jocky Club. The track was in good condition
and average time was made. The weather was
large number of people from being present,
and the attendance was only moderate. There
was little delay at the start and the day passed
off smoothly.
five furiongs-starters: Semaphore ITO pounds,
Evalina ITO, Mamie lis, Catherine c lis, Julia
10, Flyer no Lottie IIO, -RosaIie. ITO:
Post 9dds,RIG3salie aI.3s 49, TO- !, Julia Mssgee ssg
had the best of the start and kept first place to
the stretch while semaPhOre was goGd second c d;
her best work and won handily by a length. Julia
Msgee second and Lottie 5 third: Time, I;G4k;
upward: three-quarters of a mile-starters: Hol-
land 10 pounds, Koko se. Ecstacy g. Boy Blue
Pell Nell 1O7, Royalist lO7, Outlaw S. Bonnie Kit
tie 90, Climax II: 96: Post odds-Lizzie I. 81 to
/, Koko to j. others 10 and 80 to /. Boy Blue
soon headed Climax. who was first at the start,
stacy third. Time, I:E.
eTen rd seRs purse rsS fG5 Bsn is
pounds Mirth lO6 Littroll 1O7 Event
l Colonel on Gore 99 Deer Lodge iOs
10 /; others, and 20 to i. Amos was first at
lengths but as they neared the stretch Irish Dan
began to push forward and he led all the way
Deer Lodge. one-half length ahead Of Colonel
Gore. third. Time 1:294.
ifteen-sixteenths of mile-starters: Business III
pounds Artist liz, Famine 116 Marion 104, Mid
iette l19 Post odds-Marlcn c, 5 to i: Bettina and
Brandolette, 5tol. Artist, Marion c and Busi-
ness the order at the start but at the half mile
post Marion c was length ahead of Bettina, and
SO they continued until the stretch, where Bettna
maze n up the distance between herself and Marion
stretch, Bettina winning by neck in an exciting
finish, with Marion second and Famine third.
Fifth race, selling purse for 2year-olds, eleven
sixteenths of a mile-Starters: Salute los pounds,
lo9, Romanei liz. Kenilworih lO4 Sunny Brook 1O8.
Post odds-Happiness to /, Salute 10 to l, Sunny
When the flag fell Oracle NJ was well ahead, with
Pallman second and Trihe close behind. At the
ness had advanced to second place. At the three
quarter post Happiness led by half length, and
salute SUNNI 1T Srd ye
Entries and weights at Latonia for to-mor-
row:
FIRST race, thTee-quarters Of a m;le-Weeks 90
gOnsGs DaSs i Xsa 3 PGSI %sie IacB i
Tommy B los Cast Steel 1Oe Bobus 1Os.
Second race, thirteen en- -slxteenths Of mile
%, Petulance SS, Parker lol, Roxana Ten IO4. Re-
nounce 1O4. Vinegar Bitters los, War Peak los.
King 9S pounds, Lucy 2 10Q Clamor IOI, Daisy
Woodruff 102. Irish Dan 103 Zulu 1o4 Phillip lO4
Swamp Fox los, May los, Leoutine 49,
Fourth race, fve-eighths of a mile-Ellen Doug
lass 80 pounds, Aunt Kate 96 Lizzie ID lO0 Bliss
IO3 Emily 5 l03 Glider 103. Lady Blackmore log,
Daylight 106 King Fortune f09, Hopeful l09 Little
Crete 1o9 Bally Hoo ll0, Fakir ll3, Mill Dale 113
ia ia 11S.
Fifth race, one and three-sixteenth miles-out-
bound los pounds, Longalight l07, Nevada log,
Carus 1O7 Montrose ITO. Prince Fortunaus los
Trust l02 Stoney Montgomery l0i.
Sixth race. three-Quarters Of a mile-Sr Bevys
Ill pounds Corticello ILL., Nit. Lebanon liz, Good
by i'll. ROsemont l14 ", G. Moore LA, Avondale
125 Riley 123.