St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-08
1toNoRs t-NENIY DIVIDED.
Sorts and Fayoritcs Whack Up
at LatOnia.

CINCINNATI. Oct. To-day IS the
Fourth extra day OF the fall meeting OF
the I.atOnia Jockey club. he Track
was in good condition and average
inc was made. The weather was quite
cold. This fact probably prevented
larger number of people from beng
present. and the attendance was only
moderate. There was little delay at
the starts and the day passed on
smoothly.
First race. purse. for twO-year old maiden
Gllies. five fuTlOngs-Starters: eemaphore'
10: EraiiEa. 10: Mamie I. 10: Gamer
ne c. 10: Julia Nagee- 10; Cecil b. !lO'
silver Lake. 10; Mary Aac. 10; river
40; L0tIie ;, 10; Rosaiia- 10. I-pst cuds'
gOsalia = to /. julia MGgee : 10 L LOtus :,
Catherine G and SemsphOrc Dig to l. Othefs
and - toI Cecil B mad the best OF the
stErt and kept first plsce - the stretch WINE
@enaBhore was good second. AT the last
4 the race however. RosaiIa put IN ner pest
work and Won handily By a length = ana
Magee second and Lotue thlfo. AlHle'
1.O4L5
second race. selling purse. for three-year-
dds and upwards. tnree-fOurtns OF nll1e-
Starters: Holland. H.; kOkO, 3b- kcslasy,
46: Boy Blue. 81; Lizzie /. lol GOV. Ross
100. Pritchetr 1O7: ROyallsJ, 10; outlaW-
-. Bonnie kittie 93: Climax Il 80. POST
odds: Lizzie L. 3l2 10 !: Ecstasy ana iioIi-
ME EIftie. 10 10 1. PritchetL 1 10 hoHo- %
20 /: Others o and 30 10 /. Boy biue seen
headed Climax. who was first al the start
and gept the lead until IL the stTeIch- when
Lizzie L came M ana Won- Bonnie Allie sec
0nd. Ecstasy third. Time i;I4-
Third race. selling. purse Tor three-year-
uIds seven fUrlolEs-- i-lr5eTs: irlsn Dan.
IO6: Aiir-b 1a6. LiI--oL IoT: Event L.;
Col Gore. 100. Deer Lodge. luS- lH9QeI-
I0I: Amos a. IGL Post odds; ITlSn Dan.
81 10 /. Deer Lodge. even money: tOl Gore.
10 to ] others, and 20 tg l. Amos 4 was
first az the start: az the half-mile post bn led
tv three lengths but rs ;EpV reared the
stretch Irish Dan began 10 push forward and
he led ail The way down the stretch trimming,
bv three lengths from Deer Lodge. hale A
length ahead OF Col Gore. third. Time
-1:29s4
Fourth race purse. for three EeaT-Oids and
upwards. nffeen-sixteelthg OF q mile-Start-
ers: Business III; Artist IL; Famine.
Il6. Marion c, 1u4: 3ia5lemarch. I,;z /:
BeUiua. lv9; Argeua, IL; Brand9iette.
Ilg Posi- OGdS: BeItIna and BTand0iette.
Famine. to D Marion L 10 I :
O. erS . ana 81 to 1. Aristi. Marion snd
b l. was the order at the start. bat al
.he LIZ mile post was length ahead of Bet
tina. ana 50 they continued until the stretch.
where BettinA made up the distance between
herself ana Marion c. and the TWO raced
neck ana neck down the stretch Bettina
winning by neck III an exciting nniSh. gIfh
Marion Z second and Famine third Time
/ 80.
eleven-sixteenths OF a mile-SIsFteTS: salute
IO5. Trife. I01: Oracle N, lu7; Pullman.
los: Happiness. 100: Romano, 1l2: keuil-
worth. IO4: Sunny Brook. los. Post odds
Happiness. , 10 !. Salute 10 TO l. Sunny
Brook II 70 1. ROmaine l to > others > and
20 TO , y hen the flag fell Oracle II was
well ahead with Pullman second and TTifie
close behind. Al the half-mile post TTifie
was in the lead ana Happiness had advanced
70 second place Al the three-auarter post
Happiness led bv half length. and she kept
her place TO the last and vs. n by aleugth Sa-
tute second. Sunny BROOK third Time II.
ENTRIES FOR TODAY.
First race. selling SIX furiougs-We aks- % /:
story Teller %: BUckIer 9S: Booiiack. 1913:
COrsiguee. 1913: DahLa- los: Alta. los /:
Elsie B. IO5; Tommy X. l0S: CaststeeI los; :
Probus. los: Katie :. 10; DUtchmau. ll3:
Quiudaro Belle. 10. CySh Dan III
second race tllTTeen-Slxteenths Of mile
Electricity q Chestnut Belle 93: Brew
ster, 50; Pelulauee. g.; Marker. IOI: Rox-
anna, 10; -Four, lo4; Ite8OUnce. IO4; Vine
gar BItters, It's; Col. Gore, los; Var Peak.
IOs.
Third race. selling tbirteen-sixteenths OF g
miIe-BOnuie King, SO: Luck p. iuO:
Clamor. IOi; Daisy Woodruff. IO2: Irish
Dan. los, Phillip :. 104: swamp Fox los /:
May o, Is. Le0uiine. lI6
lFourth race selling tWo-year-olds, i've fur