St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-05-21
LOSERS AT LAT0NIA
We're as a Rule the Men Who
Invested in the Fa-
yOriteS.
Only Two Of the Six Succeed
in Pulling Down the
Coin.
Damp Weather and a Muddy
Track Spoil Sport at
Gravesend.
Katie S, Endurer and WinsloW
Among the Winners at
Chicago.

tonia meeting began to-day with bad
weather but a large attendance ana
good racing. 1t was short horse day,
and the talent got badly left, as but
two favorites won. The Derby was al
most walk-over for Hind0Ocraft, as
but three horses started outof seven, land
while the bookmakers laid good money
against him, the other two were well
thought of. He took the lead from the
tap of the drum and never was pushed,
winning by a good length under pull.
StOval rode three of the six winners,
and followers of his mounts made good
wins.
First race, Introductory purse $500, of
which SIS to second, S25 to third, three
fourths Of mile: time, l:l6A-Belina.
Long Boy, Imp. Hurrah-Lady Longfellow,
ZIG, Breckenridge, to l, second; Lieder-
krantz. Alien Pinkerton-SOur Heart, los,
Stoval, TO l. third Other starters: Nc
Dowell, 100. Fox: Thad Rowe, 1O2. g; Coy
ingion; Copperfeld. 100. Barnes; Clifford,
1l6. Donahue; Bonnie Kitty, 81, Gibbons;
Richland, 100, ShafeI, finished in the order
named. They were sent away to good start,
Belina i'll the lead. Belina won by length
from Long Boy, second, length IN front or
Liederkrantz, third.
Second race, purse the same conditions as
first three-fourths mile; time 1:15A-The
Chevalier, Prince Charlie-Miss Hayerly, LA,
Stoval, Is to l. first; Brandolette, Jils john
-Brandoline. 81, Ray, IL to l. second;
Valuable, Ten Brock Lizzie Stone, ia,
Taral, IL to 5, three. Other starters: Galen.
1O2, G. Covington; Wheeler T, LA, A. Gov
ington; Sallie Hagen, 81, Magee: Erebus,
116, Moore; Blessing, g. Warwick; Tom
named. Galen was first away when the flag
fell, and led into the stretch, where the
Cheyalier came on and won by length easy,
Bandolette second, head in front OF Val
liable, third.
Third race, selling, for three-year-olds and
upwards, one mile, time l:444-Pat Dono-
van, Observation-Disclosures Ito, Stoval, to
2, first; Gardner, King Ban-Felicitie. 98.
Barnes. to 1, second; Stuart Glen A n
starters: Mfrth, 1O5, Soden; yesper Bell,
1OI, Magee: Swamp Fox, LOG, Lewis; Iago,
100, HILL finished IN the order named. Pat
Donovan was the first to show out at the
start. but was soon collared by Stuart who
and Pat Donovan closed upon him. the latter
finishing first Gardner second, Stuart third.
Fourth race, selling, for three-year-olds
and uppards, seven-eighths mile-Cupid,
first; Clamor, Whisper larina, 116, l. Lewis,
z to 2. second; Obelisk, King Alfonso-Mol-
lie Ward, III: G. Covington, 8 to l, third.
Other starters: Cheeny 100, Taral: Metal
1O4. Hollis; Sallie 80, Warwick; finished i'll
the order named. Clamor got off i'll the
this order to near the wire when Cupid
pulled past the leader and won, Clamor sec
ond. ObeliSk third.
Fifth race, the Latonia Derby, for three.
year-olds. %, 900 added, of which 500 to
second. 500 to thiro, mile and one-ha!f.
Time, :4ls4. Hindoocraft, Hindoo-Lady
Grafton, l15, Hollis TO g, first; Come-to-
Taw, Long TawMollie SeabrOOk, 11S, Taral,
3 to l, second; King Regent, Regent Gipsey.
easy race told. Hindoocraft took the lead
and never was reached, being from length
to q length and a half in front all the way,
with Come-to-TaW and King Regent running
neck and neck bacK of him. Hlndoocraft
second, head in front of King Regent,
third.
Sixth race, purse for two ear-olds. four
and-a-half furlongs Time, 5Sss. Ballyhoo,
first. Joe Walton, siddartha-Bonita, I1s,
Barnes, 4 to l, second. Portray, Onondagg
Bette M. l13, G. Covington, 8 to 5, third.
Other starters: Samantha. J. IL, Fox; Silence,
ITO. Monahan; Harry Weldon, 113; Magee;
SON; Peerless es 10, Mathews; Maid Of Rich
land, 40, Shafer; Lottie S, 10, Brecken-
ridge; Vidonia, 10, Brice. finished in the
order named. After half adozen break
Always the youngsters were sent away in a
UuuCu, viii OItlsW Ill tllc lcdu WufCii uC
held into the stretch. where Bsllyh0o came
out of the bunch and won by a length. Joe
Walton second, half length in front of Port
law, third.
FOR TO-DAY.
Entries. weights and pools on to-mor-
rows Latonia races:
First race, sovereign tbs mile selling
Chilhowie, ITO, $40; Cupid, 119. So: Mac
auley, los, So; Virginia, 1O5, So; Alta. Jog,
So; Kedar Kahn, 1O7, 60; Landlady, 112,
So; Golightly, 104; Cheney. 1O6; Fargo,
110; LakeFiew, Ito, as field (no price
given).
Second race, five-eighths Of m ile-Lord
Peyton, Ill. S1O; Ayondale Ill. So; Zelika,
1OS, So; Mount Lebanon, los, So; Oracle NJ,
1GS, So: Mayor Nolan, los; Judge Morrow,
10o: Uncle Kit, 1G5; Chapman, 10S; Samar
itan. 1O8. as field, S..
Third race, two and three-fourths miles,
selling-Springtime, 80: Mayo so; Neva L,
lO1 J: Los Webster, 1902; Festus, 1O4: st.
LEDGER los; Myorna, 10Y; Ernest Race,
Id: Obelisk, 116. No pool sold.
Fourth race, mile, handicap-Clay Stock
ton, lO3, $40; Lele May. 106, Sc; Trust,
1OS. Us: Mollie's Last, Ii 6. 81: New Castle,
95, So; Prince Fortunatus 100, 50: Leon
tine, 100, So: Queen of Trumps, 10, So;
Gymnast, 95. 81.
Fifth race, five-eighths of q mile; Clipsetta
stakes-Flyaway, 1G3 SO: Daisy F, Ito, s.;
Miss Belle. 10, So; Longshore. lis, SO;
Lady Blackburn, 10, So; MabIe Glen, ]O8,
So; La Ban, 1903; 50; Forever, Ito, So;
Favor Ban, los, Dilemma. 1os, Sister Gev-
ena, 1o8, English Lady, l08. Martha Page,
1O8, Heartsease, 10, as field, S5.