St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-10
WITHOUT A HITCH.
Favorites Win Five Out of Six
Races at LatOnia.

Races at LatOnia.
. CINCINNATI, Oct. 9.-The fifth extra
day of the fall meeting of the Latonia
Jockey club was only fairly interesting.
The weather was clear and pleasant and
the track was fast. An average crowd
was in attendance and the day passed
Off without hitch.
First race. purse for maidens, FLIES. two
year-olds, half mile-Starters: VendaTa,
ito; Mamie P, 1GT: Emily S, 10Y; Madu-
ma, rs; Emma @, us; Spite. 116; Flyer,
%; Twilight. l0l; Lottie S, 101; Cecil b,
101: Semaphore, 104. Post odds: Lottie S,
2 to /; Emily S, D TO /; Maduma IL to /
Lottie had the race from the start, and won
by four lengths Emily S second, Maduma
third. Time, :50I2
Second race, selling purse for three year
Olds and upwards thirteen sixteenths Of a
hile-Starters: Philip S, I07; Burt lib;
Holland, 1I9; Weeks, 81; Koko 1OI; Pritch-
EFT l03. Post odds: Pritchett even money,
Weeks z to l, Koko 3I2 to l, others 6 and 20
TO 1. Philip was ahead at the start but at
the quaTter-pos. gave way 10 Pritchett who
ran first the rest of the way, finishing a
length and half ahead of Weeks, who beat
kokO by head. Time, 1:24A.
Third race. selling, purse for three-year-
old. ffteen-sixteenths of q mile-Starters:
l.ittrol, l07; Plumber, 100; Longbrook, los;
Post odds: Littroll, to 10; Plumber, 5 to l
1ongbrook. 9 to l. Plumber and Littroll and
LongbrOOk was the order TO the three-Quar-
Ter stwhere Littron came up to first place.
in the stretch, however. Longbrook was in
the lead, and he won by length, LittroQ
second, Plumber third. Time, 18TH.
Fourth race, purse for all ages, three
fourIhs of a mile-Starters: Queen of
Trumps IO9; Burch, 1I2; Tom Rood, 112;
Cameo, 81; Major Tom, 81; Rosalia, So;
Dilemma Sc. Post odds: Dilemma, 10 3:
Bureh, g 10 L: Major Tom, 90 to /; Queen of
5rumps ) to l (; 9th ers, 3 and , to /. Tom
foTT hos ror RI or1d Ion n aIo0o
until in the stretch. Here Major Tom took
the lead. Dilemma, who had been last at
the half-mile post. dashed ahead, winning by
length and half. Burch second, Queen OF
Trumps third. McCafferty Ton Burch), how
ever was disqualified for foul riding, and
Queen of Trumps was given second place,
with Major Tom third. Time. 1:16.
Fifth race. purse, for all ages, thTee-fourths
OF a mIle1Starters; Billy Pin6erton, 1!2;
Business, 112; Liederkranz, 1l2; Sis Him
yar, ia; Pullman, "a; MAY Blossom, 104;
Qnlucky, 10Y; Amos A, 10Y; Argenta. 10Y.
Post oddS:Billy Pinkerton.9 to l Sis Himyar,
"a TO 1; Unln9ky and Argenta, 4 to i;
others, 10 and 80 to l. When the flag fell
Billy Pinkerton was head in front of Amos
a, and these two ran thus to the three-quar-
Ter post where Billy PinkertOn increased his
lead to half length. and going down the
stretch won handsomely by half a length,
with AIgenta second, Unlucky third. Time,
i:16k.
Sixth race purse for two-year-olds, FIVE
turlOngs B Fred, J1S; Hope
full lis; Carter B, lis; Meadow Brook
Albert, ITO; Sis O'Lee, rs; Amilie, III;
Camilla, l12; Lady Jones, us. Post odds:
Sis O'Lee and Hopeful, IL to 5; Amelia, 8 10
!; Chantress, Is to l; others 8 and 80 to l..
Camilla led at the start, but at the half post
gave way to J B Fred, who ran first to the
stretch. where Sis 0'Lee, who had been run
ming third from the start came up and won
EASILY, six lengths ahead Of Chantress.
second, Amelia third. Time, 1908.
ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
First race selling, six furlongs-Rossiyn,
80; Cinch, SO; Story Teller, 80; Gov Ross,
yonis, 1O2; Passion, 105; Phillip S, LOS d;
Marker, 10Y; Elsie B, 10Y.
Second race, selling, six furlongs Buck
Ter, 100; Dahlia, 102; Fred W ooley, los;
Cast Steel, los; Katie 10Y; Censor, l0S &;
Renounce. no; Mirth. 10; Dutchman, ITO
Walker, l16.
Third race handicap, six furlongs-Milton.
100; Oracle. 100; Palasade, 10Y; May Tom,
i05; Aunt Kate, 1902; Jo-Jo, 100; Estelle.
i07; Prince Fonso. l05.
Fourth race, handicap mile-Kate Malone.
LOG; Argenta, 50; Pantalette, 80; Monits
Hardy, 100; LeOntine, 112; Carus, 106;
Prince FOrtunatus. Ills Nevada, 1O4; Lizzie
b, 100; Bonaletta. 81.
Fifth race, Queen City handicap, mile end
neutrality-suspicious., 100; BrandO
lette, I06; Famine, los; Retrieve. 109
Catalpa, no; Arundel, III; Wooderaft
I12; Heron. ia: Wary. 118.
Sixth race, selling, ffteen-slxteneth OF 6
h1ile-Bonnie Kitty, 50; Lucy. 90; Iago, LOO
Camor, 1O5; Spectator. 1866 RoKanna Ten
100: Cassela, los; Irish Dan. 100; Birthday
4l3; weather clear; track fast.
THESE MAY WIN.
First Race-Elsie and Passion.
Second Raee-Fred W0oley and Mirth.