St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-09
PLUNGERS PLUCkED.
Not a Single Favopite Shows
Up in Front at La
tonia.
TuIIa Blackburn 0utfoots
Ruperta in the Race for
the Fashion Stake.
A California FilIy Wins the
Spirits FutuPity Stake at
Cleveland.
Hendrix, the Wolverine Flyer,
Bags the Richest Plum at
TerPe Haute.

CINCINNATI, Oct. S.-The fifth regu-
lar days races at Latonia were run on
a fast track. and coed time was the
rule. The attendance was average and
it was a good betting crowd. The favor
ties had hard time Of it. Weather,
clear and cold.
First race. selling purse for three-year oids
and upwards three fOurtnS OF mile-Start-
eFs: Katie s. Dutchman. Quindsro Belle,
StnryteIler. Buckler, Bootjack- Consignee,
Dahlia Alta, Elsie B. Tommy r, Caststeel,
PrObuS. Post odds: COnsIgnee. 10 10 L. Con
signee won by head from Katie ). length
in front OF Dutehman- third Time l:Ios4-
Second race. sellingt purse, for thFee-yea
olds ami upwards, thirteen-Sixteenth OF
miie-Starters: Renounee. Vinegar BltterS.
Col. Gore. War Peak. Electricity, Chestnut
Bell. Brewster. PetUlanee- Marker. Roxana
Ten. Post odds: War Peak. 10 TO /; he
nounce. to l. Chestnut Bell was first ana
Col. Gore second at the start and this was
the order 10 the stretch where renounce won
BY two and a half lengths, " ar Peak second,
Chestnut Belle third Time. :23-
Third race, selling purse for three-year-
ODDS and upward: thirteen sixteenths or
mile-Starters: Phillip 5, Swamp Fox, May,
LeOntine. Bonnie King, Lucy Z. ClaInor,
Daisy Woodruff, Irish Dan, Zulu Post odds:
Clamor. Irish Dan. s 10 D. CIamor mn
ished first q short head before Irish Dan,
with Bonnie King third. Time, :22l2-
Fourth race selling purse, for two-year-
Olds, five fuTiougs-Starters: Lady BLACK
burn, Daylight King Fortune, Hopeful. LIT
tie Crete, BallyhoO, Faklr, MlIldale. Ellen
Douglass, Aunt kaIe, Lizzie ID. Bliss. Post
odds: Ballyhoo, Dig to /; Allldaie- 10 10 l.
Ballvhoo won by length. Hopeful second.
MilldRle third. Time, 1908.
Fifth race. purse. for thTee-year-oldS ana
upward, mile and three observation-disclosures:
Mon trose. Prince FortunaIus, Stoney Mont
gomery, Outbound, Longaiight. Nevada,
Carus. Post odds: Prince FOrtunatus. 10 tie
l: LOngalight. 9 to >. Prince FortunatuS
won by half length Longahght second,
Carus third. Time. 2:03ls.
Sixth race. the kimball stakes for two
year-oId colts. six furlOngs-Starters: Mt.
Lebanon. Good Bye, Rosemont, W e. Nor
ris. Arondaie. Riley, Sir Bevys. Cortieello.
Post ODDS: ROsemOnt, y to l; Riley, to
I. RosemOnt led from the start. winning ny
a length; Riley second, Good Bye third.
Time, 1:l6.
ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
First race. maidens. four furfOngs-Flyer,
90 Twilight, 10l; Lotue ). 101; Cecil 3,
IOI. Semaphore. 1O4; Nendana- l07; DolE1-
| kins. l07; Mamie P, 100; Emily ), 1Ol !;
MadummA- rs; Emma r. ia; Spite. 10.
Second race. selling. thirteen-sixteenths or
a mlle-Weeks 81: Koko, t01; Pritchett
I"3; Phillip :, 1915 Burt, 113i Holland,
10.
Third race. ffteen-sixteenth Of q mile
Plumber. 10: Longbrook- los: Tlttroll, l04.
Fourth race. SIX fGrlongs-Cameo, 81 :;
Mai. Tom, 81: ROsalia. ST: Dilemma. Sc !;
Zulu. 104; Queen of Trumps. l09; Burch,
II2; Tom Hood 112; Harry Glenn, IL
Fifth race. six furlOngs-Pullman, 81 May
Blossom. 104; Unlucky. 10Y; Amos A. 10Y !;
Argenta 10Y: Billy Pinkerton. ll2: Bust
ness, 1l2; Liederkranz, II; Ris Himyar L A
Sixth race. tWo-year-Olds, five turlongs-
Meadow Brook. 10Y: ChantresS. 10y; Eva
lima. lO7; Prince Albert, 40; Sis OLee, I'D;
Amelia. 10; Lady Jones, rs; Camilla, 10 !;
Mary MallOy. lI5: J B Freed, u.s. Hopeful,
Carter B, us: Abilene. lis.
FAVORED By THE TALENTS
First Race-Dollikeus and Lottie s.
Second Race-Weeks and Pritchett.
Third Raee-LopgbTook and LIttrol.
Fourth Race-Dialema ana Cameo
Fifth Race-Argenta and Business.
Sixth Rdce-Sis O'Lee and Amelia.