St. Paul daily globe., 1889-05-25
Books Make Some Money;
The Card a Rather Ordi-
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Inspector B, Cayuga and MIR.
aele Among the Purse
Fuckers.
Elegant Entertainment at
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to rain at Latonia to-day, but did not
succeed, although several little sun
showers kept the large attendance IN
an uneasy state of mind. The card
was the poorest of the meeting and
patrons are kicking that so few of the
cracks show up in any Of the races.
There was no stake event on the pro-
gramme, and very poor horses were EN-
tered in sweepstake with $50 added,
it taking the place of stake.lt was
a hard day for the betters, nd the
books made money for once during the
meeting. The bOokmakers held their
books on the alr-tight plan, offering
small odds on anything seeming to
have chance to win. The following is
the result:
First race, selling, for three-year-olds and
103, Duke of Montrose-Ol Olivia, Warwick, 3 to
/, first; Kedar Khan, 105, Hyder Ah-Cousin
Eta, Allen, to I, second; Festus 81, Faus-
tus-Annie Richards. Barnes, 6 to l. third !;
Jones: Los Webster, 90, A. Covington; Hy-
der. 95, Black; Myrns, 1O7, Fox; Alta. 115,
Sammons; COnsignee, 80, Stevenson; Myrth,
1O3, Soden; Metal, iO3. Ray; Kidnap, 93,
Freeman; Cinch, 1O3, Cooper, finished in the
order named.
Myrna was in front when the flag fell,
with Kedar Khan second. At the half
it was Myrna and Lakeview; after pass
ing that post Lakeview took the lead
and never gave it up, winning by a
length from Kedar Khan second, FeS
tus third. Time. 1:17I.
Second race, purse. for two. year.olds half
a mile-Samantha, 100, Harry O'Fallen-
Rita Elliott, Fox. 4 to 1, first: Lady Ali, 100.
Hyder Ah-Mollie Ward, Hollis. z to /, sec
Tokti IN iyNor IN
Stovel. 3 to L, third: Silence. 100, Monahan; !;
Bette II, 100, Allen; Maid of Richland, 100,
Shaffer: Little Rabbit 100, Barnes; Miss
Gibson. 100. Stevenson: May A, loo, Brice,
finished in the order named.
Miss Gibson got off length in front
Entering the stretch LOttie S was first.
May A second, Samantha came through
the bunch and won by neck from
Lady Ali second, Lottie S third. Time,
:51A.
mile-Daisy F., los. Macduff-May Day,
stoval, s to S, first; Tedy Venture, los, Ban
nach-Adyenture. Allen, 6 to l, second; !;
2 to /, third; Oracle n, los, warwick
Happiness, 100, Ray; Finella, 100, Free.
man; Cecil B., 100, Finnegan; Mable Glenn
100, A. Govington; Spring Dance, los. Overs
ton; Susie L., /. Lewis, finished in the order
named. e
Dilemma got the best of the start with
Daisy F second. Dilemma led the first
quarter when Daisy F went to the front,
winning by two lengths, Teddy Venture
second, Dilemma third. Time, 80. /
Fourth race, selling, for three-year olds
and upwards, ifteen-six teenths of a mile
CastaWay I, 112, Outcast-Utopia, Richcreekl
6 to 5, first; Cheney, 107z, Jils Johnson
By Enquirer, Taral, to l, second; Clamof
116, Whisper-Clarina, Hollis, 8 to l, third;
Chestnut Bell, 100, Finnegan; Get So, Freee
man, finished in the order named. y
A good start was made when the flag
fell, Chestnut Bell was in 'front.'
Cheney second. who soon went to the
front and held the lead past the half
mile post where CastaWay went to the
front and won by a length in a gallon
from Cheney second, Clamor third.
Time, 1894.
Fifth race, sweepstakes, $40 each, half
forfeit. 5000 added. for three--year-o and
upwards; mile and One-eighth-Maori, 105.
Imp. Poulet Queen of Cyprus, Overton. to
2. first; Unlucky, 9s, Leonatus-Lorento,
Rutherford Marc Stuart Barnes, to /.
third: Bravo 1O6, G. Covington: Wary, 100.
Richcreek; Laura Davidson, SO, Stevenson,
finished in the order named.
Maori got away in front with Un-
lucky second; the two run the entire
distance under the wire. Maori won in
gallop, Unlucky second, Caliente
third. Time, 1:56115.
Sixth race, purse, for two-year-old colts
five-eighths Of mile--Ph9nix, 103, Mr..
Pickwick-Bonnie Woods, Allen, 3to l, first;
Lord Peyton, lOe Leonatus-Lady Peyton,
Taral, 8 to l, second; Mayor Nolan, 103
Great Tom-Bonetta, Finnegan, 20 to L,
third; Samaritan, 1O3, Fox; Harry Weldon,
lO3, Ray; Hydy, 103, Hollis; Chapman, 1o3,
Darnes: Abilene lO3 e. Coyington: Chin
Music, los, warwick; Poiemus, los, Mona
han; Harvester, 1G3. overton, finished in the
order named.
Harvester got the best of the start and
led past the half, where Lord Peyton
coIlared him and led to near the wire.
Phoenix came out of the ruck and beat
the favorite out half length, Lord
Peyton second, Mayo: Nolan third.
Time, 1:O1L.