St. Paul daily globe., 1889-05-26
DUMPS AT LAT0N|A.
Havillah, Leontine and Tenac-
ity Deceive the Fly
Guessers.
The Last Named, a Six-to-
= One Shot, Takes the Dis
& tillerS' Stakes.
Spokane Scratched, and a Big
9 Rainy Day Crowd Disap-
pointed.
Close of the Week at the
Gravesend and Chicago
Race Courses.

CINCINNATI, O., May 25.-The sixth
day of the LatOnia races was the worst,
as far as weather goes, of the meeting.
1t has rained every day so far, but not
enough to make the track muddy. To
day there was a drizzling rain during
the entire afternoon, which made the
track quite, sticky. and slow. There
were three dumps in the programme,
but somehow the talent got on and
played small amounts in the books,
which did not hurt the bookies very
much. The third race was won by
Havillah, 10 to shot, aud the fourth
race by Leontine, a Is to shot, while
Tenacity, who won the DistilIers and
Brewers stake, was selling at to in
the books. Good odds were laid against
all of the winners. The attendance was
the largest of the meeting, which can
be accounted for by the announcement
that Spokane was going to run, but his
owner scratched him before the race.
First race, selling, for maidens, six fur
Montrose- Belle of the Highlands. Allen, 2 to
l. first; St. Ledger, 1O4. Iroquois, by imp.
Moore, Cooper, 10 to 1, second Charlotta j,
92, Planeroid- Lucille Bohn, Stevenson, 8 to
I; third; Santa Cruz. 10, Taral; Vesper
Stoval; Bette L, los, Thorpe; Tillie Jaynes,
80, Fox; Morse, SO, Harris; Camilla. II. A.
Covington: Copperfield, ITO, Finnegan;
Prather, 112. Hollis; Cinch. l13. Gibbins;
Violet 95, E. Jones; Story Teller, 50, Ray,
finished in the order named.
Tillie Jaynes was in front when the
flag fell. st. Ledger second. who soon
took the lead and held it into the
stretch, where Duke OF the Highlands
went out and won by neck, st. Ledger
second, Charlotte third. Time, 1:1s.
Second race, purse, for two-year-old FLIES,
one mile-Monita Hardy 1O4, King Ban-Buf
and Blue, G.. Covington, to i, first; Zulu,
ond: ; Etruria, 1oo,s Ieonatus.Apple Blossom,
Finnegan, ca to |, third. Ban Hazen.
100, Cooper; Virginius, 100, A. Covington;
Bond Maid, 100, Brice; Lady Hemphill, 1O4,
Stoval: Cora l., l04, Sammons, finished in
the order named.
Ban HaZem got away first, with Zulu
second, who took the lead at the lower
turn and held it all the way within fifty
feet of the wire, when MOnita Hardy
came down OH her and won in driv-
ing finish, Zulu second, Etruria third.
Time, 1:46.
Third race. purse. for three-yea old flliess
one mile-Havillah, 104, Longfellow.Mis
Haverly, G. Covington, 10 to 1, won; Bran
, Barnes, even money, second; Josie M, ,!06.
May o, 1O6 Hill: Nyleptha. 1O4. Lilly;
Meckie H, 1O4, Monahan: Blessing, 1U6,
100, Stoval. finished in the order named.
ting the best of it by two lengths, with
Blessing almost left at the post. Josie
l, NJ held the lead past the quarter psst,
where May 0 went out in front and led
into the stretch, where Havillah. who
had been running third, was given her
head. -cantered under the wire winner
by length, Brandolette second, Josie
M third. Time, 1:464.
- Fourth race, purse, for three-year-o olds and
upwards, seven and a half furlongs-Leon-
tine, 80, Leonatus-Bonnie May: Finnegan,
ertonisour H N I our Heart. ~ Foy. 5 It to Us !. second;
Bonita. 1903, Grinstead-Maggie Emerson,
'StovaI, to 1, third; Quindaro Belle 80,
Boyer; Tudor, 1O3, Stevenson; Boaster 80,
Belle 95, Ray; Dad los, Hollis; Glendalia
9O Freeman, finished in the order named.
Boaster was first away. but soon gave
up to Quindaro Belle who led past the
half, when LeOntine went to the front
and won: LiederkrantZ second. Bonita
third. Time, 1:384.
Fifth race, the Distillers' and Brewers
stakes, a handicap sweepstakes for three
ana @ Ten % Ety.
wv ASA .tSSSN ~
Ray, 6 to l, first; Hypocrite, l12. Longfellow-
Hypatia, Barnes, 5 to 2, second; Montrose,
112, Duke Of Montrose-Patti, 1. Lewis, to
2, third: Huntress. III, G. CovingtOn,
fourth; Brown Princess, 90, Stevenson, fifth.
Brown Princess went to the front
when the flag fell and held the lead to
the judges stand where Hypocrite took
the lead and held it to within 100 yards
of the wire, where Montrose and Ten
acity closed in on her. Tenacity win
ming by a.neck from Hypocrite, second,
a nose in front of MOntrose third. Time,
2:164.
Sixth race selling. for two-year. olds, four
and half tqrlongs- ~. 0non-
daga- Bette M, Allen, to l. first; Adele N,
lO6. Longfeld-La Scala, Barnes, to 5,
second; Romaine, 1O3, Voltigeur-Clara B,
C. Covington, 4 to 1, third; Martha Page,
1O4, Cooper; Sunny Brook, 1O3, E. Jones;
Bamboo, 81. Steppe; Willie NJ, "a, Ray;
Miss Gibson, 100, Finnegan; Tioga, lob,
Freeman. finished in the order named.
Portlaw got away first, R0maine sec
ond and Adele NJ third. These three
went out length in front of the rest
and ran all the way to the finish to-
gether, Portlaw going under the wire
first by length. Adele NJ second, a
head in front of Romaine third. Time,
:57s@.
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