St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-18
BET TO STANDSTILL
Kentucky Plungers Shovel
Their Money Into the
Bookmakers' Golfers.
None Of It Comes Out Again.
Only One Favorite Finish
ing First.
The Talent at Elizabeth Have
q Broad Streak or Good
Luck.
A Fast Track and Good Sport
at the Lexington Trot-
ting Meeting.

CINCINNATI. Oct. 27.-The largest at
tendance of the present meeting Was
mt to-day and the betting was lively
and for large amounts. The track was
in good condition and the weather was
fair and pleasant. The last race was
the FdgewOcd handicap and was won III
an exciting finish by experience.
First race. selling purse, for maiden three
yaar-olds. three-fourths of a mile starters
Maud II. Joy; Chandler, 10Y: Clnch, %
Governor Ross, 81. oNt CO.'S; MaIu II;
DtoI: Governor Ross, 3l2 to /; Chandler; u
10 3: Cinch. q TO l. Cinch LED uuul the
stretch was reached. when Chandler TOOK
first place and won by two lengths. governor
3iosS second and Maud Il a length and q nall
behind Time. lis.
ODDS and upwards. seven furlOngS-StarterS'
Cora Fisher los: Amos A, Hos; Specldtoi'
EOS: Darius 1913: Meekie II. 80: lago, IO'''
Walker rs. Pritchett lO3. Post oQdS: ANUS
N5f0I: Spectator to 5; Pritchett ana
Walker, Is 10 /: Meckie Fl. Il to !; cora
Fisher 4 10 !: others II and 81 10 J;
l,ritchett got away first Walker second, ana
these Two changed places. but we're never
headed nv snv OF the others to the stretch.
In he stretch Pritchett still led. but at the
finish Amos dashed forward ard won by
fyyo lengths Pritchett second short head III
front OF Meckie H. Time, :30A-
rlds and upwards. seven furlongs-s starters:
Chestnut Bell 81: Lucy P, l02; Daisy Nood-
ruff. lO5; Pell Nell. l05; Renounce, lu2;
j.ittrol, lO3; Lizzie L, TO- ; Longtro0k' lO1
Billy PinkeTton, lO3. Post oddsi Luz!
: toll: LittTOl, TO / Renounce, 3l2 70 l;
Billy Pinkerton. 2l2 TO l; others, . anu 10
10 /. Littrol led at the start win BIZ!
Pinkerton second, and these two allernHted
Iirst and second TO the stretch. here. al
though Littrol still led, Lucy ana Chestnu!
Bell began to come up. and Lucy I lanQed
first under the wire, Renounce second, Lit
troll third Time. l 80.
Fourth race. purse, for two-year,oids, five
-uTlOngs-Starters: Chantress, lu3: haIe-
.ictory. IO6: Ballymena l06: Gracie NJ,
10: Heartsease, no; Sena, ITO; JaJa, 4i5;
lost odds: Sena, TO D: Grace NJ ana
Itcartsease. 4 to !; Chantress, TO !; JeJa.
. 10 ! ; others. 90 TO ChanfresS was nTSt
1yhcu the flag fell but, though headed at me
half-mile post. she soon reeained the lead
and kent il. winning hy length and half,
Sena second and Jaja three lengths behlnu.
Fifth race. purse for three year-olds and
1lrvartIs nine furlOng-StaTters: Business.
rs: Stonev Montgomery, 100; Sayre, los:
BraudOlette, IO9; Bettina, no; Caruss los
famine, lbs; Prince F0 0{ 8p o ! =:
Famine. 4is to /: Prince Foriunatus ana
Peuina, ( to l : BmndOlelLe.6 TO / others. q
and 10 to /. Bettina was brSt AT the start
but at the stand was second, win Sayre IN
The lead SlETH vas HtduGh bt lllG uH4A AlAAC
most bv Famine, who kept steady increasing
The lead to the stretch. Here Prince For
ruDatus passed BettiHa. and IN the hnlSh
Famine won by q length without whip or
spur. BrandOlette second, Frlnce fortuna
tus third. Time, l: 6l2.
sixth race, the Edgewater handicap for
rwo-vear-Olds. three-quarters OF mile
Starters: Sena, 1U5; Experience. IO9; ED
crleC. III: ". G. Morris. III; Nora IA !;
Milton ia: RosPmount us; MeadOwbrook,
100; j. b. Freed, TO-; Nit. Lebanon. 1O3;
Alarm Bell, lO6: Dollikens 1l2; jed. los.
Post odds: Ei erlee, W c. Morris ana Dolll-
lius. > TO l; Alarm Bell, 4l2 to i: Milton.
ROspmOuut and jed. 10 l: Experience, 5 u
/: MI. Lebanon. Toto l: others. 20 and 81
10 |. When the flag fell DOllikins was trSt.
Milton second and ROsemount third Do!li-
kinS was still in the lead at the Stre;ch. WI b
Milton Il length behind. Coming down the
stretch Milton fell behind and il looked as il
Dollikins would win. but just at the hnlsh
Txuerience shot ahead and won 10y nose IN
81 whipping finish, Dollikins second. MI.
Lebanon third. two lengths back. Time,
I;16iz.
ENTRIES FoR TO-DAY.
First race, Latonia Mndens', four mr.
Iongs-Flyer, s.; Emily ), 100; Martha
Page. 10; Bette II, 1903; Mary Il. lO3;
Nedona IO5: Madumma, H..
Second race, six furlOngs-ROxanna Ten,
~: Lteder kranz, 50: Ecstacy. 80; Rimini,
100; Warpeak, l22; Goidbroeek. lO6;
Darius, 100.
IHlrQ race. SclllIlB. I'VE liIlOIISS lac tC4Ct
90: spite. 80; Salute, 80; Trife, 90; Lizzie
y, 1903; King Fortune. loo.
Fourth race. five furlongs. selliEs-GTeat
Scott 9S; Aunt Kate, 100; Pullman, 1O4;
domaine, JOG; Morse, 10; Hopetul. IL.
Fifth race, seven furiOngs-PrlnceSs Bowl
,ug. Pantalette. 100: Sportsman. Il o; Ar
genta, 103; Tom Hood, 1903; Burch, liz
FAYoRITES In THE POOLS.
First Race-FlyeT and Emily.
Second Race-LeideF kTanz and Ecstaey.
Third Race-Selute and Lizzie ID.
Fourth Race-ROmaipe and Morse
Fifth Race-Princess Bowling and Argenta.