St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-06
Three JOCKEYS HURT.
Rough Jostling in the Stretch
Causes a Mishap at
Latonia.
Very Small Fields and Only
Ordinary Sport at Je-
rome Park.
Rank Outsiders Take Almost
Everything in Sight at
Morris Park.
Elkwood, the Suburban Win
ner Of 1888, Purchased by
the KittSonS.

CINCINNATI. Oct. 5.-The fourth regu-
lar DAY of the LatOnia races was marked
nv good running and lively betting.
The track was very fast and good time
was made. The attendance is daily on
the increase. and to-day saw by Tar inc
largest number OF spectators Chdt Lds
been out since the beginning OF the
meeting. The only unpleasant feature
was the accident in the third race, III
which three Jockeys were more or less
Injured. Magee, the one who was the
worst injured, is still unconscious at the
present writing. and Brown is thought
10 be out OF danger.
First race, selling purse for three yea. oIus
and upward. three-quaTters OF a mlie-ctart-
ers: Devonica, I03; Cora L, 1o3; Renonhce.
JOG: Glen Pearl. 40: Maylaps. ~; Aunt
Jennie. 90; Climax H.. 90; StoTyteller, -;
Censor. 9s: Governor Ross, 1Ol. Post odds:
Censor, : to !: Renounee, = to l; GoNefhof
Ross & 10 4: others , and 80 10 l. III q
good start StorytelleT was first Climax IL:
Second. Censor third. AT the han-mlie post
Renounce was in the lead, ana he Kept nfsi
place until the stretch, when Censor VINO mao
been running about the miQdle' caIne GUY all1
won. Renounce second, Gov Ross thlrd-
Time. lis.
> Secondrace. selling purse. for three-yearold
and upward three fOurths of mlle-Start-
ers: Bon Air, 1US; Dutchman, 10Y: Petu-
lance, 10; Irish Dan, III; Mamie fohs so
III: Pauline, 50; Pell Nell. 1O3; Electric
itv. IO5; Bow Blue, los; Passion, loS. Post
odds, Irish Dan, q TO 3; Pell Nell. 10 10 /;
Dutchman. 20 TO /; Mamie F0nsO' 70
others and 80 10 l. Mamie FOnso had inc
hest of the start with Pell Nell second. Al
fhe half Mamie Fouso surrendered the lead
TO Irish Dan. who kept length ana nan III
front of Peil Nell second, Dutchman tnlfd-
Time. 1:l74.
Third race. selling purse, for three-year-
L. I'D -crdC ln1ip-SI9ftelS.
Swamp Fox. IL: Mamie Hunt. lOI; spec
tator, i07; Billy Pinkerton, 10; unIucky.
-Il3: Deer Lodge, ZIG; Clamor lol Event
1Ol; Cora Fisher, 1O1: Lucy r IOIi Nm
ming WAYS, 1O4; DeTOchment lOT. Post
odds: Cora Fisher. 8 TO /: Winning Ways
2toi: Deer Lodge. , 10 /: Spectator, 3 10 |;
Clamor, 10 to /: Billy Pnkerton. ID 10
Others, 6 and 81 to /. Billy Pinkerton led at
the start but swamp Fox was ahead al the
quarter posi-. and kept first place TO the
stretch Here an accident occurred. ABOUT
half way down the stretch ClaInor 1ostled
Billy Pinkerton. who was in the lead, knock
ing him against Unlucky- VINO, IN turn: lei,
against Event Event got up and was in al
the finish. Billy Pinkerton. however. fGlI
and rolled over, Unlucky falling over Billy
PinkertOn. Clamor came in hrst In the nj
Ssh, length ahead OF Cora Fisher second
Winning WAYS third. ClamOr. however, was
DISQUALIFIED on account of the foul IN the
stretch and Cora Fisher was given first place
Winning Ways second and Deer Lodge thlrd
Time, :4II4. Jockey Mailing, VINO roue
Event was badly bruised but jockeys Brown
and Magee riders respectively OF | nlucky
ara BILLY Pinkerton, were quite seriously IN
jured. ,,.
two years old, five furlOngs-Siarters: ADJ
lene, 1l3; Henry Mack, -; }; b. Freed,
ll3: W. c. Morris. ll3; Fakir, 100; carter
B. Il3: Milton. 1l3. Post odds: ". q.
Morris and Abilene. 9 to >; Fakir, 80 TO l;
Milton, even money; others, 20 ana 80 10 !.
Fakir was first at the start ana ied 10 the
stretch where ". G. Morris headed him ana
won, Fakir second, Milton third. Time
i:03l2.
Fifth race. purse for three year ODDS and
upwards, nine furlOngs-Starters; Longa-
light JOG; CGrus, 10; Trust, 100; Bonita,
IO9; Burch, 10; Catalpa, ia; QuindarO
Belle 90: NOOdcTaft led; Nevada, 10Y;
Bonnie Kitty 90 Post odds: Woodcraft,
10 /: Lonealight, z TO !; Nevada, to !;
others and 40 to !. Trust got away first IN
the star, with Nevada second and Noodc!6fl
third At the stand il was Nevada ana "a
talpa, and Nevada was first to the stTetch'
when WoOdcraft dashed forward ana won by
a length from Longalight second, nose III
front of Nevada, third. Time, l:5GA.
Sixth race, the Zoo stakes, for twc-year-oid
filIies threefourths of mile-StHrters:
Kitty Chealham. 12O; Ballyhoo, 1l": LlIlle
Lee. 10Y; Dilemma. 10: English Lady, 10;
Sis O'Lee, 10; Lizzie c, 10; Heartsease.
ITO. Post odds: English Lady, 10 D; Sis
O'Iee 90 TO |; Dilemma, 10 to /: others
and 80 to l. When the flag fell English Lady
was ahead. with Lizzie q second. Ballyhoo
third. At the quarter mile post English Lady
was sill ahead. and at the stretch had in
creased her lead 10 two lengths Coming
down the stretch the order was English
Lady Dilemma aud Sis OLee, ard In the
finish English Lady won. thee lengths
ahead of Sis O'Lee second, Dilemma third,
two and half lengths behind Sis o'Lee.
1ima. III