St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-04
SPEEDY ENGLISH LADY.
Scoggan's FiIIy Wins the Latonia
Oaks.

CINCINNATI, June 3.-The attendance
at Latonla was again large, and the
weather, as usual, all that could be de-
sired. The track was in good condition
and the running up to the average.
English Lady, strong fayorite, won
the Latonia Oaks, with scarcely any eff
fort.
First race, selling purse for three-yearolds
and upwards, one mile-Starters: Bally-
mena, 80; Salute, 81; Silver King, %; Sill
yer Lake. 90; Eugene. 1O1; Miss Gibson,
81; Polemus, 10Y; Mamie Fonso, l0S: Alta,
112. Post odds: Silver King and Salute. 4
to each; Silver Lake. u to l; Mamie Fon-
so. to l; others between and 40 to l. The
horses started well together, and at the quar-
ter post Silver King was running first He
held the lead until the stretch, where Mamie
Fonso, who had been keeping about third
came up and won in a gallop by three
lengths, Silver King second, Silver Lake
third. Time 1 Al
Second race. selling purse for three-year-
olds and upward, one mile and seventy
yards Starters: Kirkman, 80, Ben Ridge ly
90; Julia w, 95 Walker, 102; Moorfield
JOG; Robin log; Crawfsh, 10Y; Dyer, ITO;
Clamor, ia Post odds: Julia w, to L;
Clamor, DIG to l :; Robin, - to ! Crawish, 8
to others from 8 to so to l. Robin started
in the lead, but fell back to second place at
the stand, While crawtish went to the front.
In this order they ran for three-quarters of a
mile. In the stretch Robin and Clamor came
up, Clamor winning easily by length from
Robin, CraWfish third. Time, :4734.
Third race, free handicap sweepstake for
three year-olds and upwards; mile and an
eighth-Starters: Bonita, ia; Ienacity,
anon, 100; Gunwad, 81; Sena, 95. Post
odds: Tenaeity, z to 8; Bonita, 2 TO L;
Hydy, 10 to /; Nc Lebanon, to l; Others
between 10 and Is to 1. Hydy was first
away, but at the quarter pole Sena pushed
ahead ana led till turning into the straight;
Tenacity dashed forward and won by two
lengths and half from Bonita, second |;
Hydy third. Time, 1:55l2.
Fourth race, the Latonia Oaks for three
year-old FLIES, one mile and quarter
Starters: Heller SHELTER 113; English Lady,
lib; Longshore 100; Daisy F, 10l; julia
Magee, log; Marie K, LOG. Post odds: Hell
ter SHELTER, to l ; English Lady and Long
shore (Scoggan Bros entry, 3 to D; Daisy y,
to Marie D, 40 to /; Julla Magee' 10 70 -. i;
The flag fell on an excellent start, Engllsn
Lady leading. AS the horses passed the
stand, Heller SHELTER came up and ran first
till the beginning of the back stretch, closely
followed by Longshore, who here headed
Corrigans FLY and kept ahead of the others
Wlo were punched, and English Lady, pass
ing Julia Magee, took third place. Past the
half-mile post Heller Shelter began to fall
back and English Lady, forging forward,
gained second place, and kept gradually but
steadily pushing ahead. Turning into the
stretch Longshore gave way to English Lady,
to whom the victory was now assured. Pass
ing under the wire. English Lady without
the slightest difficulty beat Julia Magee by
four lengths. Daisy f got third. He liter
SHELTER Marie and Longshore followed in
the order named. Time, 2:0Ss4.
Fifth race, purse for maiden tWo-year-olds;
four and half furlongs-Starters Miss
Hawkins, 90; Marmosa, 10l; Hindooette,
10I; Tom Rogers, I04; Bramblebush. 10l;
King Solomon, 10Y; Sorceress, l0l; Maggie
Moore, 107 Odrey, 110. Post odds; Miss