St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-15
BookfEs MAKE A KILLING.
Plungers at Latonia Plucked by
Layers Of odds.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 14.-TO-day's races
at LatoHia were run on a good track.
The attendance was net large, as the
weather was very cold. The crowd,
however, bet well, and the bookmakers
made money.
First race purse for maiden FLIES, two
wears old. nine-sixteenths of mile-Starters:
Mary II, II2; Emily :, 1u6; Cecil b, 103;
Twilight, 100; Flyer, 81. Post odds: Cecil
b, to /: Flyer, 1 to l; Emily S, 3 TO D;
Twilight, 10 to / Mary Il. to l. Flyer
was second at the start but advanced to first
place, and In the stretch was sill in the lead.
Before the wire was reached Cecil came
up and passed Flyer. Cecil won by length
and half. Flyer second, Emily third,
Time. 59l2. q
second race, purse, for maidel three-year-
olds and upwards, three-fourths of mile
Starters: Marpeak. 1872; Gulnare H., ll9;
Cinch, III; Gold Brock. III; Cassella.
III; Waldo johnson. III; Marion c, ia;
Roxanna Ten, ia: Ecstasy, ia. Post odds
Ecstasy, 6 to l; Warpeak, , to l; Marion c,
even money; Waldo johnson. to l; Cas-
sella and Ecstasy, = to /; Others, IL and 26
to !. Warpeak got away first, but Marion
soon took the lead ana never surrendered IL.
winning without whip or spur by half a
length from Warpeak. Ecstasy third. Time,
Ii! "a.
Third race. purse for two-year-old maiden
colts and yearlings, five furlongs-Starters:
Polemus, lis; Thatcher. 11S: Prince Al
bert, lib; kenilworth. us; Ballymena, lib.
Post odds: Ballymena, 9 to l; kenilworth
and Thatcher TO /; Prince Albert, 2 to !
Polemus, 7 TO .. Prince Albert was first
when the flag fell but Polemus passed him
at the half mile post, Prince Albert being
second, and in this order they finished Bal
lyrand third. Tins, I:06I2.
Fourth race. purse, for all ages, one mile
Starters: Princess Bowling, 100; Bellina,
TO-; Great Scott. 80; Esteile, II; Ballyhoo,
n. Post odds-Bettina, TO l: Princess
Bowling. to 3; Estelle, : to 5: Ballyhoo, 5
TO L; Great Scott, 20 to l. Estelie seemed 10
have the race all to herself at the half mile
post bat Bettina came on steadily and won
in gallOp. five lengths ahead OF Princess
Bowling; Estelle third. Time. :45A.
Fifth race, selling. purse, for three-year-
olds and upward, thirteen-siXteenths OF a
m1le-Starters: Electricity, 1OS: Katie ),
10Y; Koko. I0S; Leo Bridget, 103: Metal.
1913: Cora L, l02; Bonnie Kittle. TO-; Chest
nut Bell 10. Post odds: Chestnut Bell,
10 to l; Katie S, 8 to !; Cora l., 10 to L;
others. 4 and 10 to l. Katie 5 was ahead at
the start but Leo Bridget ran first from the
quarter post to the stretch. Chestnut Bell
now came III and won by six lengths, Katie
second, Leo Bridget third. Time. 1:25I2.
Sixth race. selling purse, for threeyear olds
and upwards. thirteeu-sixteenths OF mile
Starters: Mayo, ITO: LitrOl, 10; Event,
10; Lizzie Is, 1O9; Tommy r, ! 3; Fred
Wooley. 1O4; Censor, l03; Buckler, 10l.
Tommy r led at the start, but Fred Wooley
changed places with him, and in this order
they ran to the stretch. Here Littrol came
up and won by four lengths, Fred Wooley
second, Buckler third. Time, l: 25.
ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
First race, selling, seven furlings-Con-
signee, 90; Amos A. "a; Alta. SO; Walker,
100; New Castle, 100; Daisy Woodruff, 100;
Lizzie L, I04;
Second race, selling seven furlongs-Bon-
ME King, 99: Littroll, 80; Lucy P, 100; Cora
Fisher, 102; Long Brook, l04; Birthday,
I04; Renounce, LOG; Clamar, loo.
Third race, two-year-olds, five furlongs-
Chantress. SO; Amelia, lbs; Dollikens, 108;
Lizzie c, los; Aunt Kate, lOS; Sena, los
Sis 0'Lee, 108; HeaTtsease, los; Tritle, 10o ;
Mora, lis
Fourth race. handicap, mile and a quarter
-Longalight los; Arundel, 199; Princess
Bowling, I07; Marchma, li7; Tenlike, 102;
Business, 80; Carus, no; Leiderkranz, 100;
StOney Montgomery. l02: Nevada, 1O2-
Fifth race, Latonia prize, .mile-Bonaletta,
100; Pantalette. 1903; Zulu, lG4: Cherry
Blossom IO5; Argenta. 10Y; Kate Malone,
ITO; MOnitahardy. III; Brandolette, ia;
Retrieve, 1l9; Heron, III: swamp Fox, lU3.
Sixth race, two-year-olds six furlongs-
Fakir IS: Mount Lebanon. 100: j. b. Freed,
Ill; W. G. Norris, III; ia ia, III: Red
Light III Carter B. III; Prince Fonso, lis.
THESE MAY WIN.
First Raee-Newcasue and Daisy Wood
ruff
Second Race-Bonnie King and Clamor.
Third Race-NoFa and Dollikens.
Fourth Race-LongAlight ana CaruS.
Fifth Raee-Brandoletle and Heron.
Sixth Race-Redlight and W. G. Morris.