St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-05
THE TALENT PINCHED.
Only Two Favorites Finish First
at Latonia.

at Latonia.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 4.-This makes the
shird extra day of the fall meeting of
the Latonia Jockey club. The track was
in very good condition, the weather
clear and pleasant. and the time made
was up 10 the average. The attendance
was good, though not quite so large,
perhaps, as on yesterday.
First race-Purse for three yeaT-oltis and
upwards; seven furlongs-Starters; Lizzie l,
ll2; Pritehett lis; Liederkranz, lis; Mid
dlemarch, 10Y; Bonnie Kittie, lU7: Con-
Signee, no: Guluare H., l12; Sis Himyar,
1l2. Post odds-Sis Himyar TO ); Middle
march 10 to !; PIitchet 80 to L; Lizzie 3 to
l; LiederkrantZ 1 to l others 20 and % to
!, Sis Himyar was second at the start, but
al the half-mile post she took the lead. win
ming by a length from Middlemarch, Pritch-
cit third. Time, 81.
Second race, purse. for maiden two-year-
elds. halt mile-Starters: Joe Blackburn,
los; Semaphore, 1902; Progress, 105; Ely,
1G5; Daylight. los: Cecil B, 107; Flyer. 107;
Ballymena,. 102. Post odds, Ely. 10 10 1:
Semaphore, to l; Flyer, 4 to l; Joe Black
burn, 2l2 TO / Others, 5 and 20 to l. Soma
phore was ahead at the start. with Ely sec
ond. In the stretch 1t was Progress and
Ballymena, but at the finish Ely came for
ward and won. with SemaphoIe second,
Flyer third. Time, :5OA seconds.
IDlrQ race, purse IOr 1n4lO6Q tWO-year-OluS,
half a mile-otarters: Kenilworth, ITO; Bar
ney, 10; Billy W, 10; Mount Lebanon, ITO;
John Mccullough, 10; Happiness, 10Y;
Lottie S, 10Y; Julia Magee 10Y; Bessemer.
107. Post odds: Barney, 3 TO L; Happiness,
4 10 l; Mount Lebanon. 8 to /; Lottie S. 26
90 1; others 10 and 80 to l. Happiness leo
from the start and was never headed, win
ming by neck from Mount Lebanon second,
Lottie Sthird. Time, 80.
Fourth race, selling purse, for three year
nd fffnnll- & he off 81
Starters: Lizzie B. 106; Daisy Woodruff,
l09; Amos A, 112: Vinegar Bitters, III;
Iago. 1U2; Mirth, lOS. Post odds: Jago. 10
TO L; Mirth, 3 TO l: Daisy Woodruff, = to o.;
others, and 80 to l, Lizzie B was off first
at the start. with Daisy Woodruff second. AT
the quarter post however. Daisy Woodruff
was ahead, and kept the lead almost to the
last, but coming into the stretch Iago went to
the front and i'll q whipping finish won by a
nose, Mirth second. two and half lengths
in front of Daisy Woodruff, third. Time,
1873.
Fifth race, purse for three year-olds and
Starters: New Castle, 105, Queen Of
Trumps, 40; Birthday, 112; Fantalette,
100; BrandOlette, 105. Post odds: Bran
dolette. TO 5; Queen of Trumps, 2 TO |;
Pantalette, 10 to l; Birthday, & to 5; others,
76nd Is to l. Pantalette was first at the
stand with Birthday second, and these two
alteInated first and second TO the stretch
where BrandOlette. who had been tn ird
all along, came forward and won hRndily by
half length in an exciting finish, QneeD OF
Trumps second and Pantalette third. Time
1904.
Sixth race, purse for two-year-olds, five
furlongs-Starters: Major Tom, Ill; Rose
mont Ill; WINNER, 1i1i Pullman, II /
10H; Oracle NJ, 10S; Red Light, Ill. Pos
odds: WINNER. 2I2 to l.; Oracle N. $40 Il
/; Red Light and Rosemont 4 to l Martins
Page, z 10 l; others and 20 to 1. Red
Light led at the start, Major Tom second an(
Rosemont close behind. Then Martha Pagt
went first at the half-mile post and stale
there to the stretch when Red Light passed
the others and won by half length, Rose
mont second. Martha Page third. Time
1903.
ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
First race, selling, six furlongs-Aunt Jen
HE, Climax Second, 95; Story Teller, 81
Censor, IS; Governor Ross, 10l; Devonia
1O3; Coral L (by Revolver, 1O3: Boouack
1O5; Renounee, 1865 Glenn Pearl, ITO
Maylaps, I12.
Second race, selling, SIX furlongs-Pauline
SO; Pell Nell, 1902; Electricity. 105: Bo
Blue, IO5; Passion, 105; Bonair, los; Dutch
man, 100; Petulance, ITO; Irish Dan, 112
Mamie Fona, ia.
third race. selling. one mile-Clamor 1O1
Event, IOl: Cora Fisher, 1Ol: Lucy p, 1Ol
Winning Ways, IU4; Derochmont, lO4
Swany'S Fox, 104; Mamie Hunt 1o4: Spec
tator, 1G5; Billy Pinkerton, ITO; Unlueky
113; Deer Lodge, 116. mo
Fourth race, five furlongs-Fakir, lOS
Polemus, los; Carter B, los; Milton. los
Abilene, lO8; w. G. Morris. los; Henri.
Mack, l08; j. B. Freed, lib.
Fifth race, Handicap, nine furlongs-Long
slight, JOG; Bonita, loo; Burch, 10; Cat
alpha ia; Carus. ITO; Quindaro Belle, 81
Woodcraft 1O4; Nevada, 10Y; Trust 100
Bonnie Kitty. 80.
Sixth race. Zoo Zoo stakes, six furlongs-
Lille Lee, 10Y; Mary Malloy, l07i Ballyhoo