The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-28
RACING At LATONII.
HeIter SHELTER wins tho Ripple Stakes
Lady Washington Beaten by Philora.

Lady Washington Beaten by PhiIora.
| CINCINNATI. o., May 27.-The weather, at
| tendance. and track were fine at Latonia to-
day but the racing was hardly above the aver
age in the principal event OF the day. the Ripple
Stakes. a field OF only four going to the post.
! or these. Heller SHELTER far outranked her
competitors and won as she pleased. She was
big iavorite, ns was Castaway, winner OF the
first race. The remaining events. which fell In
turn to War Plot. Longshoro, and Phiora were
all tumbles for the talent. none OF them being
favorites in the betting.
Racing opencd with n ceiling purse for three
year-olds and inward, one mile and fifty yards.
field of ak. all tho original entries, went to
the post. Cnstaway 49, II. Harris up being AT
to 5 favorlte. MacAuey and Ell altornated
in tho lead for nearly the entire dis
lance. tho latter leading to within 1fty
feet OF the wire. whore Castaway, un-
der strong punishment, got his head In
front winning by that distance in thrilling
finish Speciator, who was third was only
tho subject OF u strong competition when put
up to be bid on. He was bid in by his owner for
500 over his sntTH ran nrce h oil S s he mas
which is good showing. considering that his
legs arc decidedly shaky,
olis. had three starters, with iIunnlng Brook
2 to ,iavorite. but she finished an absolute
smith tho %H latter Seatne the fSSorits lenSth
BTp9hmn This r nc, was was his Att start: -,
ten starters went to the post; The distance
6 he W bsdy n sSs
early part Of the race. Long shore, 9s. ridden
Mhe O "a HIN TG bo BY Gpfh and
only neck behind the favorite. Time I:57iS.
:, The winner is daughter of LonRfeow. dam
No m M Inn Ia 10 hA-
first race this season. Last year. as two-year-
old. she was stake winner
Hete w Ske F6 l2o Aen GqqdbyGe II o
f. io 1ovSrton It was to- on He Itse
skelter, to each Goodbye and Marie X. /!
f. VIZ Flower When the drum taPp9d
her usual style, she made all the running VIM
Ming Ming under strong Pull by length from
lengths for second place. Wild Flower was
BEATEN ten lengths
The nne My Lady Washington was the
two-year. old Niles four and a half furlongs.
Getting badly cut on in the turn, Lady WASH
the Senr tH ofs
ridden by Overton. and Anne Elizabeth. lQ5.
I'm uE; the former winning under q; drive BY
MY feet Of tho wire when he all but had the
T T'S won won. ; Mleene, who vas ridden
third, length and n half off. Time. 0:56G.
This race was the winners second victory this
season She Is n daughter Of Sensation and
imported Heather and Is the property Of the
owner Of the speedy Maori.
There is no prospect now Of match being
arranged between the two great three year
S1lds Riley and Bin IetcheeT. as announced
want the weights TO be the same as In tho
Derby here-liiey. 1874 Bill Letcher. 115-and
to this proposition Mr. CorriRan will not agree,
SO negotiations looking to race between
these cracks. at least for the present are at an
end.
The entries and weights for to-morrows
races are:
First Race-sellinE; purse: ono mile and seventy
yards for threey and upward Silver King 9St
Happiness lOl; Germanic, lOS: Mamie Fonso IO6
Second Race-Purse: hve furonga for maiden two.
year odh Nit Young Silver Charm los EACH Carroll
Reid Porette Labod Cornne. kinner lO6 each; Harry
Ray. Egypt Douglass Mirabeau, III each.
Third Race Purse; one milo; for maidens of all
aReR lneEe, Bugenie, 81 each; Headquarters Tevay,
Ben RidReley. by by. Milldale Crawhsh, Balymena,
Bob Jacobs e8 each; Foofoo io7; Gov. Wheeler, King
Regent Tia each
Fourth Race-sweepstakeS one mile and three .six-
teenthS for threeyear olds and upward Brandoette.
los; Cecil b., 81; Carus 100; Bonita l13; Gockner.
i2o Newcastle l0s Birthday, lo7; Heron, ll2; Alta
Firth Race,sweepstakes. one milo and so yArdH for
Bob, es; Gunwad. Paiisade loe each; Outbound, Tia