St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-05-29
Fools His Few Remaining
Admirers at Lat0nia
Once More,
By Coming in a Plain Un-
vanished Third In the y :.
Hillyer Stakes. n
Come-to-Taw Leads the PrO-l
cession, With Longfish + +
Second. si
Marauder Takes the Brooklyn
Cup at Gravesend--Other :
Races.

CINCINNATI, May 2s.-The eighth day
at Latonia was the first day of the
spring meeting that it did not rain, al
though the clouds looked threatening
several times during the afternoon.
The largest crowd of the meeting was
out, which can be accounted for prob
ably by the announcement that Proctor
Knott was to run in the Hillyar stake.
The race only had three starters
in it, and Come-to-Taw, with
Isaac Murphy up, won rather
handily, while the once great
Proctor Knott, carrying only ITO
pounds. with stable boy in the saddle.
was whipped from the eighth pole to
the wire to beat out Longtish. but could
get no nearer than a length to him, hav-
Ing to be content with the last place in
the race. It was a good day for the
talent, the favorites being dumped in
all but the third race. Landlady won
again to-day in almost canter from
Jewel Ban, who never made her run
until in the stretch, while Orderly, in
the second race, looked like an 'salr-
tight cinch," but was beaten out by
Lakevlew by two lengths, and only got
second by head.
First race, selling, for three-year- olds and
upwards, three-quarters of a mi]e-Gardner,
100, King Ban-Felicitia, Fox, to ! first;
Mute, 100. Silent Friend-Anna Mckinney,
Barnes. to 5. second; Marchbilrn. 1O9,
Luke Blackburn Warehouses, Mailing, 8 to
l, third; Alta, 104. Sammons; Lala W. JOG,
Thorpe; Irene Dillon, 81, Finnegan: Cop
perfield, 100, Allen; Cinch, "a, Gibbons.
finished in the order named.
Mute got away in front and led all the
Way to the stretch, where Gardner over
took him and won by a length and half,
Mute second, Marchburn third. Time,
1:171.
Second race, selling. for three-year- Odds
ana upwards. three-quarters OF mile
Lakeview, 30, Duke of Montrose. DIVA,
Warwick, 6 to l. first; Orderly, lilo. Bran.
Thad Rowe, lO2, Luke Blackburn Valerian,
A. Covington, 12 to l. third; Finality, LOG,
Overton; Iago, 106. Hill; Brookful. ia.
Evans; Amos A, 80, Fox; Castaway. 104,
Riehcreek; Kate Miner, 100, Schafer,
finished in the order named.
After several breakaways, they were
sent away to good start, with J'had
Rowe in the lead, Lakeview second.
Castaway third. The three ran in that
order to- the stretch, where Lakeview
went to the front, winning by two
lengths from Orderly second, Thad
Rowe third. Time. 1863. T
Third race, purse, for maiden FLIES, two
year-olds, fiye-eighths of a mile-Adele M,
ITO, Longield- Laveala, Barnes, 2 TO l, first;
Martina Page, ITO. Billet illette, Daniels, -
Mascot, G.. Coyington. to 2, third; Ellen
Douglass, ITO, Oyerton; Escapade, ITO,
Stoval; Maya, ITO. Brice; Veronica, 10.
Hawkins; Lady Ali, no. Hollis: Maid of
Rlchland, Schaffer; finished in the order
named. q
Adele M was in front when the flag
fell. but gave way to Lady Ali for a few
strides, when she went to the front and
never again gave up the lead, winning
easy from Martha Page, second; Cecil
b. third. The last two made a great
run through the stretch. being i'll the
ruck when they rounded the turn,
Time, 1:04. 81
Fourth race, purse for three year-olds and
upwards, mile and -eighth-Landlady,
los, Longfellow- Brillianteen. Ray, 10 to Il
first; Jewel Ban JOG. King Ban-Jewel, Coop
er. even money. second; Bonita, 1913, Grin
stead Maggie Emerson, Stoyal, 6to l, third !;
White Nose, 1O5, Richereek; Wary, sos.
Breckinridge; Filter, 100. Barnes; March
ma, 10Y, Warwick, IN the order named.
Filter showed out of the bunch first
at the start, White Nose second. Pass
ing the judges stand, Landlady was in
front of Filter head, which lead she
soon gave up to Wary, who led to the
half post where Landlady again took the
lead and never gave it up, winning
easily by half length flom Jewel Ban,
second, Bonita third. Time, l:57A.
mo jockey named for Jewel Ban
Fifth race, the Hillyar stakes for three.
year-olds. 81 600 ADDED, mile and an eighth
Come to Taw, l05. Long T9w,Mollie
Seabrook, Murphy first; Longfsh, III, Long
fellow-kate Fisher Blaylock, second;
poosa, Richie, third. Pools-Come to Taw
and Proctor Knott 2 to 3, Lonfsh s TO 5.
They were sent away on line. Long
fish was first to go out and lead past the
stand. Proctor Knott second. The fight
was between these two to the head of
the stretch. when Murphy brought
Come to Taw up and won handiiy from
Longish, second, Proctor Knott third,
driving. Time, 1853.
Sixth race. purse for maiden colts and
geldings, twO-years-Old. three-fOurthS of q
nile-Outlook, 113, Onondaga-Seulight,W War
wick, to 5, first; Mt Lebanon, George Kin
ney-Accidenta, Overton, 5 to 2, second !;
Samaritan, lib, st Martin Cousin Jude. Fox,
3 to l, third; Chapman. 113, Barnes; Gun
wad. lib, Stova1, finished in the order
named.
Samaritan was in front when the flag
fell. Mt Lebanon second, Outlook al
most left at the post. Samaritan led
into the stretch, where Outlook came
on aud won by half length from Mt
Lebanon, second, Samaritan third.