St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-05-31
fAvORITES IN FRONT.
All but One Justify EXpecta-
tons at the Latonia
Course.
The Tobacco Stakes Won by
LTulu. a Six to One
Shot.
Unlucky, Jewel Ban and May
0 Run a Close
Race.
Opening Day of the Jerome
Park Raees--Other Turf
Events.

CINCINNATI, May S0.-The tenth day
at Latonia was cold and wet. The
track was sea of mud and the jockeys
and horses were sight to behold at the
finish. The attendance was the largest
OF the meeting, there being many ladies
present to witness the sport. 1t was a
favorite's day in all the races,
except the Tobacco stakes, which
was won by Zulu. a to l shot IN
the books, while Maori, the fa-
yorite, was second. Marchma won the
third race, and was we'll backed at the
odds offered. The prettiest race of the
day was the second, with only three
starters, Unlucky, Jewel Ben and May
o, the first two running head and head
from start TO finish. While running up
the back stretch the three could have
been covered with blanket, so close
were they together.
First race selling. for three -year-olds and
upwards, seven and a half MISUNDERSTANDING
Kahn. 104, Hyder Ali-Cousin Eta, Allen: 4
TO s. first: Cupid, lis, Baden Baden Brenda,
Blayloek, 4 to /. second; Maid OF orleans,
1o3 PlenipoB Ballet Girl, to l, third; Cast
Steel lug. Summons: Bonita Belle. lu4,
Fox: Warrior, l02, Moffins: Get, 81, Lewis;
Monta Peak. 1OS, Schaffer, finished in the
order named.
Kedar Khan got off in the lead, with
Cupid second. These two increased
their lead and led the entire way, Kedar
Khan winning by six lengths from
Cupid, second, Maid of Orleans third.
Time, 1855.
Second race, sweepstakes for three-year-
olds and upwards, $500 added, one mile and
seventy yards-Jewel Ban, 106, King Ban
Jewel, Stoyal, 3 to D, first; Unlucky, 90.
Leonatus- Lorentla, Finnigan, 3 to l, second !;
May o, 81, Fonso-Minnie Williams, Mel, 3
to l, third.
Unlucky was in front when the flag
fell, Jewel Ban third. Passing the
stand Jewel Ban was neck in front of
Unlucky. The three ran neck and neck
into the lower turn and up the back
stretch, where May o fell out of the
race. The other two ran through the
stretch to the wire head and head,
Jewel Ban winning by head from I'm
lucky, second. fifteen lengths in front
of May ., third. Time, 1:57.
Third race, purse for three year odds and
tin-Gold Basis, Warwick, 5 to 1, first; Gil
ford. 107. Gilroy-Lagitana, Fox. to 5,
second; Carlton, 80, King Alphonso-MiI
randa. Freeman. 10 to L, third; White Nose.
1O4; Allen, Dad, 103; Oyerton, Filter, 81 !;
Finnegan, Probus, 90; Gray, finished in the
order named.
Filter was in front when the drum
tapped, Carlton second. Carlton was
leading at the quarter, but gave up to
Filter at the half, who gave way to
Marchma before reaching the three
quarters. Marchma led the rest of the
way, winning by length from Clifford,
second: Carlton third. The rest strung
out. Time, 1903.
Fourth race, the Tobacco stakes selling.
for three-year-olds and upwards; $1,000
added: seven-eighths of a mile-Zulu, 100,
Warwick-Zingarela, Allen. 5 to 1, first;
Maori. 112, Poulet-Queen Of Cyprus, Stoval,
to 5, second: Leontine, 103 Leonatus-
Bonnie May, Finnegan, 6 to /. third; March,
burn. 100. Fox; Landlady. 112. Ray: Catal-
pa. 105. Warwick: Brookful, 100, Overton,
finished in the order named.
Zulu got Off in the lead, Leontine sec
ond, who gave way to Maori as they
entered the back stretch. These three
ran together al, the way. Zulu winning
by length from Maori, second, Leon
tine third. Time, 1854.
Fifth race selling, for two-year-olds FIVE
Fights of mile-Ellen Douglas, SO, Rosslfer-
Lady of the Lake, Stephen, 4 to l. first;
Tioga, 100. Fonso-Miss MCGOWAN, Freeman,
8 to I, second: Chapman, 100, imp King
Ban-Elmira, Ray, 8 to l, third: Sunny Brook
100, E. Jones: Miss Blonde, lO3, Oyerton
Bamboo, 93, Harris; HilO, "a, Mel finished
in the order named.
Tioga got Off in the lead and held it
all the way to near the wire, where
Ellen Douglas collared him and won by
length, Tioga second, Chapman third.
Time, 1:0915.