St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-19
FAVORITES 0UTRUN.
Short Horses Take the Pur seS
and Dump the Talent st
Latonia.
Some of the Best Racing OF
the Season at Eliza
beth.
Selling Platers as Usual Sur
prise the Crowd at Con-
gress Track.
Four Good Trotting Contests
at Lexington and Fast
Time Made.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 1S.-The attendance
at the races at Latonia to-day, though
not SO large as that of yesterday, was
still very good. The track was fast. and
the day was marked by good running.
1t was bad day for faVorites. although
no very long shots won.
First race. purse for twc-year-Old maiden
fillies half mile-Starters: Flyer. eS: Emily
s, 100; Martha Page, 1U3; Bette II. 1o3;
Mary II. J. 9Ia: Eedna, i 8; Maduma, r.
Post odds: Maduma, 2l2 10 l; Martha PAGE,
TO l Flyer. / 10 /; Emily 5, To D; others,
10 land l. TO l. Bette II led at the start bat
soon gave way to Madlma, who won by two
lengths, Martha Page second, Flyer third.
Time. 1912.
Second race. purse. for tbree-year-olds and
IpTsrds three fOurthS Of q mile-Siarters:
Roxanna Ten, 81: Liederkranz. 90: Ecstacy.
100; Rimlni. 100; War Peak, lO2; Gold
Broe Ak, 1854; Darius, 109. Post odds:
Rimiui and ROXanna Ten. to i: Ecstacy
;}I2 10 l; War Peek, 1 to l; LiaderkTanz. ) 10
/: others. II and 81 to !. War Peck got
away first III good start. with Ecstacy sec
ond and this was the order to the stretch.
where Rimini came UP and won easily by
length and half. Ecstacy second, " ar Peak
third. Time. 1:l6L.
Third race. selling purse for three-year-
dds. five furlOngs-Starters: Thatcher 30;
spite, 90; Salute, lu3: prlhe. 1O3; Lizzie ID.
1903; King Fortune. Iu6. Post odds: Lizzie
,. = D i D
l others : and . to l. King Fortune led at
the start. with Trife second. At the half
nile post Trifie passed to the front and Kept
ahead to the stretch. Here King Fortune and
Lizzie y easily distanced the others, aud Liz
Eie ID reached the wire first a length and
lalf in front of King Fortune, with Salute
nix lengths back. Time. IL 3.
Fourth race. selling purse for two-year
dds five furlOngs-Starters: Great Scott,
IS: Aunt Kate lOl: Pullman, 104; Romaine,
Hopeful to >, Pullman 10 10 !, Romano
3 to l, others > and 7 TO l. Morse was OFF
irst and. led to the half mile post, where
Hopeful came up and ran first until about
half way down the stretch, where Pullman
came in and won han0ily by a length. Ro-
maine second, half length III front OF Hope
Iul. third. Time. :C3l2-
Fifth rrce. gurse for all ages. seven fur
lodgs-Starters: Princess Bowling. loo;
Pantalette, 100; Sportsman, log: Argenta-
1903; Tom Hood, IL; Burch, H. Post
odds; Sportsman IL TO /, Princess Bowl
ing to 10. Tom Hood and PantalOtte 8 10
l, Burch and Argenta to l. Burch started
hr ct. but quickly gave way to Tom Hood,
while Sport mdn, who had been last at the
start. moved up to second place, and In this
order they ran TO the stretch. just at the
inish Sportsman dashed forward and won
easily by a length. Princess Bowling second,
Tom Hood third. Time, so.
ENTRIES FOR TODAY.
First race. selling, six furlongs-Aunt Jen-
ME, "a; Leo Brlgel, ~; story 1eileIi 81
Cora L. 81; Weeks. IS: Bonnie Kitty, iU2;
Passion. L 3; Electricity 1O6; Walker. lO6-
Second race. selling. six fuTlOngS-Buck-
Ter, lOI; Lynn. lOI; Caststeel, lu2; Probus,
1O2; Lizzie B, 1O7; Katie s, l07; Tommy
R. 1lG; Dutchman. 10.
Third race, seven fuTlOngs-Metal, s.;
Katie 5. 9S; Lizzie B, 102; Zulu. 1902;
Meckie H IO5; May o. IC5; DeerlOdge. lib.
Fourth race. five Observation-Disclosures
Iu3; Mount Lebanon, 1O3; Amelia, los;
Oracle NJ, 105; Aunt Kate, 1O1; Carter B,
los: LOttie 5, 10; Cecil b, 40; Ely, lib.
Fifth Race, five fuTlOngs-Lizzie c, IO5;
Lena. I05; Jed. IOS; j. b. Freed. ll3; Pole
mus, 1l3; sam DoXey, us; Palisade, l22:
Prince Fonso, 100
Sixth race, one mile-Queen Trumps, 103;
Bethbroeck, 1913; Pantalette, lp2; Bona
letta, 1O3; Newcastle. 1G6; Outbound. log;
Catalpa lI2; Marchma, 1l2; Arundel Is;
Business. rs; Harry Glen, 1l5.
Seventh race. autumn handicap, nine fur
longs-Stony Montgomery, 10 b.; Monita
Hardy, 100: Sayre, lU6; LOngalight, II 8;
Heron, 10; Famine. III; Montrose, liz;
Wary, ia; Retrieve, us; WOoderaft, ll8.
SOME GOOD SELECTIONS.
First Race-Passion ard Leo Briyei.
Second Race-Lyun and Katie 5.
Third Race--DeeT Lodge and May o.
Fourth Race-Mt. Lebanon and Amelia.
Fifth Race-Prince Fondo and Lizzie c.
Sixth Race-Bethbroeck and CatGlpa.
Seventh Race-Famine and Wary.