Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-10-10
WITHOUT A HITCH.
The Sports ut Latonia Have a Good Time
af II,

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CINCINNATI, October 9.-The fifth extra day
of the fall meeting of the Latonia Jockey Club
was only fairly interesting The weather was
clear and pleasant and the track was fast. An
average crowd was in attendance, and the day
passed off without hitch.
First race. purse, for maiden fllies 2-year-olds
half mile-Starters; Vendana, Mamie p, Emily s,
Maduma, Emma q. Spite, Flyer, Twilight, Lottie
s, Cecil B, Semaphore. Post odds-Lottie to
], Emily S to !, Maduma IL to ], Semaphore 3x
from the Start and won 6y four lengths. Emily
second Maduma third. Time, 0:50k.
second race selling purse for s.year,Slds and
Philip y Burt, Holland Weeks, Koko. Pritehett.
Philip was ahead at the start but at the quar-
ter post gave way to Pritchett, who ran first the
rest OF the way, finishing length and half ahead
Of Weeks, who beat Koko by head. Time,
sixteenths Of a miieHStarters: fittroil, Piunder,
Longbrook. Post odds-Littroll z to 10 Plumber
to ], Longbrook to ]. Plunder and Littroll and
Longbrook was the order to the three-quarter
post where Littroll came up to first place. In the
third. Time, 1:s71S.
of lnile-Starfers: Queen of Trumps. Burch,
Tom Hood Cameo. Major Tom Rosalia, DIlemmal
Post odds: Dilemma to D. Burch to Major
Is to 1.
his place until in the stretch. Here Major Tom
took the lead but Dilemma. who had been last at
length and half, Burch second. Queen of Trumps
thlrd McCanerty ION Burch), however, was dis
geen tor % lou Tdng ana 2neen % SI +Ir66
Firth race purse, for all ages, three-quarters of
erkranz, Sis Himyar, Pullman, May Blossom. Un-
lucky, Amos A Argenta: Post odds; Billy Pink;
Argenta to /, others 10 and 30 to l. When the
flag fell Billy PinkertOn was ahead in front of
post where Billy Pinkerton increased his lead to
half length and going down the stretch won
ond, Uniucky third Time, I:isI. :, $40 'N'
Sixth race; purse, for 2-year-olds, five furlongs
Carter lis, Meadow Brook 1O7, Chantress 107,
Evalina TO-, Prince Albert ITO, Sis O'Lee IFS,
Sis o, Lee and Hopeful Il to s, Amelia to Chant
ress IS to ], others and 80 to1.
Camilla led at the start, but at the half post gave
way to ] B Freed, who ran first to the stretch.
where Sis O'Lee, who had been running third
from the start came up and won easily six lengths
ahead of Chantress second, Amelia third. Time,
1903.
Latonia races tomorrow:
pounds, Cinch ss, Story Teller 30. Gov. Ross %,
Koko l00 Climax 100 Devonia 1o2, Passion los,
Philip los, Marker 107. Elsie B IO7.
Second race, three-quarters mile-Buckler 100.
Dahia lo2, Fred Woolley lO5 Cast Steel los. Katie
8 lo7, Censor los Renounce 1lo MTth ITO. Dutch
Third race, three-quarters mile-Milton 100,
Gracle NJ lVd, falsade lUI, MAJOR ION 105 Ely los,
Aunt Kate 1o2, ia ia 100, Estelle l07, Prince
Fonso los.
Fourth race, one mile-Kate Malone log, Argenta
8. Pantolette 90 Monita Hardy IO6 Leontine 112,
Carus log, Prince .Fortunatus Ill, Nevada 10A
Lizzie 100 Banoletta 81.
Fifth race, one and three-sixteenths miles
Sportsman 100. Brandolette LOG, Famine l0S Re-
trieye 100, Catalpa l10 Arundel Ill, Woodcraft
H. Heron ia, Wary lis.
Sixth race, ffteen-sixteenths mile-Bonnie
kittie SO, Lucy SO, Iago 100, Clamor los, Spec
tator l05, Roxana Ten 105 Cassela los Irish Dan
los, Birthday 49,