St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-02
PICNIC FOR BOOKIES.
Only One Favorite Shows Up
in Front at LatOnia
Races.
Shorts Also Beat the Favor
ties Out of Sight at
Chicago.
AuSpieious Opening Of the
Fall Trotting Meeting at
st. Louis.
Entries for the Meetings at
Jerome Park and West
chester To-Day.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 1.-The attendance
at the third day of the Latonia races
was good. The track was in bad cOndi-
ton, and in consequence poor time was
the rule.
First race, selling purse for three year-olds,
seven -eighths of a mile-Slarters: Electric
ity, 10; Lncy P. los; May Laps, 104; Bet
tina, 116; Metal 90; Consignee, 1O1; Fan
King, 1O3. Post Odds: Bettina, to o;
Metal, to 5; May Lays. 8 to 1; others and
10 to /. May Laps led at the start, but at
the half mile post Metal took the lead and
kept it to the stretch, where Bettlna, VINO
had been close behind, came up and raced
neck and neck with Metal down the stretch,
Bettina winning by short neck, Metal sec
ond, May Laps third. Time, l SO.
Second race. selling purse for three-year-
olds and upwards, one mile and seventy
yards-Starters: Mamie Hunt 1O4; L1eder-
kranz 113; Filter, 1l6; Bonnie King, %;
John Morris, 103: Spectator, 1895 Derocn-
ment 107, Post odds: Bonnie King, to l )
John Morris. Is to 1 Filter, to D.; Spec
tator, 3 to 1; others and 10 to /. Bonnie
King led at the start and kept ahead through
out, winning in a walk. John Morris had
been last to the stretch, but at the finish ne
came up and ran dead heat Win tntter lor
the place. Time, l :552.
Third race. Maiden stakes for two-year-
olds, three fourths of mile-Starters: Kitty
Cheatham, ITO; Corticello, 103; Dolllklns,
los; Experience, los; Eberlee, 1O2; Mount
Lebanon, 1903; Goodbye. 103; Ban Chief,
IO3; Lille Lee, I07; Happiness, 100; Pole
mus, I03; Julia Magee, 100. Post odds:
Cheatham, 8 to Mount Lebanon, 10 to / !;
Experience, to l Lille Lee, 3 to L; Eber,
lee, 4 to l Dollkins. to /; others, T. and
20 to l. Corticelli was first at the start
Mount Leban second, the others behind.
The order was the same at the half mile post
In the stretch, however, Kittie Cheatham
came to the front and won, with Experience
second, Mount Lebanon third. Time, :2112
Fourth race, sweepstakes, for three-year-
olds and upwards, one mile-Starters:
Meckie H, leo; Gloekner. 1o3: Leontlne,
100: Catalpa, 119; May o. 100. Post odds:
Leontine, 4 to l; Catalpa, to D; May ana
Glockner, to B; Meckie II, 10 to L. May y
led at the start, but was soon headed by
Catalpa, and they alternated first and second
till the stretch, when LeOntine came up and
won, CataIpa second, May o third. Time,
:49A.
fourths of mile-Starters: yaledictory,
1O4; Little Crete, 100; W. G. Morris, 1O9;
SunnybroOk, I06; Milton, 106; Flyer, 101
Alarm Bell, 105; RosemonL los. Post ODDS
Milton, 4 to L; W. G. Morris, even; Alarm
Bell, 2l2 to l; Rosemont, to 1: others, 20
and thirty to 1. Valedetory got the best OF
the start, but was headed at the half mile
post by Milton and Rosemont, who ran to-
gether head behind w. G.. Morris. In the
stretch, Milton took the lead and won,
Time, :I934.
ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
First race, maidens selling, six furlongs-
Aunt Jennie, 50; Brambelette, 80; Censor,
100; Gulnare, 100; Jack, 100; Cinch, 100;
May Blossom, i0l: Gov. Ross, 1U2; Outlaw,
lU3; Daisy Woodruff, los; Burt, 100; Roy
alist, III.
Second race, two-year-old- selling, Eve fur
lOngS-Ellen Douglas 50; Hilo, SO; Henry
Mack. 90; Vedana, 81; Progress, 100; Sa-
lutte. 1O1; Sanardo. 1O4; Samantha, 10Y;
Ballyhoo, 100: Daylight, ITO; WINNER. ia
Third race, selling, seven furlongs Metal,
90; Lucv P, 100; Renounee. 1O4; Quln-
daro Belle, los; Marker, los; New Castle,
207; Winning Ways, 10Y; Cora Fisher, los;
Mamie Hunt. 100; Detachment, 109; Seren-
adler, no; Vinegar Bitters, liz; Billy Pink
erion, 1l2.
Fourth race, mile-Sis Himyar, 90; Iago,
IOI; Coke, i01; Pritchett, 102; Kate Ma
lone, 1855 Harry Glenn, ITO; Artist, ITO.
Fifth race, maiden FLIES. four furlongs-
Mary Mac, 1902; Twilight. 102; Ozziedent
1912; Tacoma, 1902: Fannie Doty, 102; Emily
S, l02; Bette II. 105; Rosalia, 1885, Camilla
ITO; Lottie S, 10; Martha Page. no; Sister
Geneva, 10; Flyer, ITO; Cecil B, Ito.
Weather clear; track fast.
TIPS FOR TO-DAY.
First Race-Gulnare and Daisy woodruff.
Second Race-Ballyhoo and WINNER.
Third Race-Winning Ways and Cora
Fisher.
Fourth Race-Harry Glenn and Sis Him
var.
Fifth Race-Lotties and Tacoma.