St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-06-01
Avondale Hauls Down the
Sensation Stakes With
out Trouble.
iJakie Toms, Kedar Khan, Ad.
Y Y elem and Ban Hazen Are
8 Also Winners.
Nothing Very Sensational in
d Any Of the Days Con-
= tests.
Cold, Wet Weather and a
Heavy Track Seriously
Mar the Sport.

CINCINNATI, o., May 81. = The
eleventh day at LatOnia was another
cold and wet day. The smallest crowd
of the meeting was out. The track was
very heavy and stiff, and poor time was
made in all the races. There was moth
ing of the sensational order to occur,
and it really could be called favOrites'
day. as the winners all paid small money
in the books. The Sensation stakes
were won by Avondale, who beat good
field in driving finish.
First race, selling, for three-year- olds and
upwards; three-quarters of q mile.-Jakie
Toms 1O6, Bramble-O garita, Finnegan, to
5, first; Holland ITO, le-Kienney, Fox,
3 to l, second; ClamOr 112, Whisper-Clarina,
Allen, to 5, third; Little Martha 80, Hardin,
fourth.
jake Toms got off in the lead, with
Holland second. These two ran the en-
tire distance together, jake Toms fin
ished first by two lengths, Holland sec
0nd, Clamor third. Time, 1:224.
Second race, selling, for three, year-old5s
and upwards, one mile-Kedar Khan los.
Hyder Ali Cousin Eta, Allen, e to 5. first;
Castaway LOG, Outcast- Atropia, to l, Rich
creek. second; Nyleptha 1OI, Prince Charlie
Virgiila, Lilly, to l, third; Vesper Bell 96,
Magee; Fargo los. Gibbons; Bon Air 100,
Fix; Monta Peak ITO, Shaffer, finished in the
order named.
Kedar Khan got off in front with Bon
Air second, the former led all the way
while Bon Air gave up the place to Ny
leptha at the three-quarters. Entering
the stretch, it was Kedar Khan, Cast
away, Nyleptha, the three finishing in
that order. Time, 1914.
four and one-half furlongs-Adele N, lO1,
Longfield- Lacalla, Ray, 4 to l. first; Ballyhoo,
Ito, Duke of Magenta-Baby, even money.
second: Lady Blackburn, Ito, Luke Black
o Magee to 1sa nF sse cfe o
Hardin; May A.: los. Brice; Regents Valen-
tine. los, Scha fer; Bessemer, los, Cooper,
finished in the order named.
Ballyhoo and Lady Blackburn were
head and head in front when the flag
fell. They ran together into the stretch,
where Adele Nj went out in front and
won by length, Ballyhoo second, Lady
Blackburn third. Time, 1:011l.
Fourth race, purse, for three-year Odds and
upwards, mile and seventy ,yards-Ben Ha-
Dad, 1O3, Chiilicothe-S Finnegan. to
l. second; Quindaro Belle, 90, King Al
fonso-Idler. Boyer, to 10. third.
At the start Dad was in front. Ban
Hazem second. Ban Hazem took the
lead at the judges stand and never gave
it up, winning by two lengths from
Dad, second, five lengths in front of
Quindaro Belle, third. Time, 1864.
Fifth race, Sensation stakes. for two-year-
olds, 81. 900 added, three -fourths of a mile
Ayondale, l13, Mountaineering. Brecken-
ridge, to /, first; Starter Caldwell, 121,
Ten Broeck-Mis Mailer, Taral, 2 to l, second;
Outlook, lis, Onondaga Suelight, Warwick,
5 to 2, third; Frederick I, Ill, Freeman;
Abilene, lOS, Ray; Lillian Lindsay, ITO,
Elamhpnn
Ill, Finnegan. finished in the order named.
Lillian Lindsay was in front when the
flag fell, with Starter Caldwell second.
/ The two led the bunch into the stretch,
/ when Avondaie came on and passed the
( leaders, winning by length from
Starter Caldwell, second, Outlook third.
+ Time. 1 :221,