The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-29
R1nINH 1t LhTONII.
Poor Day for Favorites - Four of Then
Beaten By short Horses.


Beaten By short Horses.
CINCINNATI. May 2s.-For q day without a
stake race on the programme, there was rare
sport this afternoon at Latonia Park, every one
OF the Eve races resulting in fine contests.
Four Of the 1--WE iavorites went down. the
winners Happiness. Corinne. Kinney. Hydy.
Glackner, and Prince Albert, with the excep-
ton OF the latter. being friendly to lovers OF
short horses. The weather was fine, the at
tendance large, and the track fast Steppe
proved himself one Of the coming jockeys by
plotting two OF the winners to victory In brill
| liant style.
The first race. selling. purse for three-year
! olds and upward, ono mile and seventy yards.
! had field OF four startera Mamie Forso was
| a 10 to favorite: but her return from Louis
| willie where she went to be bred to buchanan,
| is no doubt the cause Of her miserable show
| inc. she finishing absolutely last The winner
was Happiness, 101 ridden by Brtton. at 8 to
] against her in the betting. She won cleyerlY
King a length and a halt for. second place:
time 40. Place odds-3 to b Happiness; to
This was the winners second win this sea-
son. She is a very handsome mare.
A field oil ten went to the post In the second
furongs. Nlilt Young was a strong. iavorite.
but he died RwS IN the and G9TnPo
out IV won eieverly by half length from Carroll
Reid. 10s. ridden by Goodale, who beat Harry
best time made at The thus far during
the present meeting. Post odds to Corlnne
Kinney, 8 to each GGorlnne Kinney and Car;
M 2. f TisRW Ic P'a aHd Allie Long. has started
several times this season, but until to-day
Reid the runner UP. will bear watching He Ia
by Ten BroeoK's son. Con Cregan out OF the
Milidale was the favorite In the third race, a
purse for maidens OF all ages. one mile. de
ran disappointing race =, Hydy, SO. !. ,Steppe e
hardly have lost had Overton done anything
Eugene was third. six lengths of. Time.
1:43'4. Tho winner f.. a three.year;old. by
Hyder All, dam Addie Warren. He belongs TO
:, The Overnight Handicap Sweepstakes for
three-year-olds and upward, one mile ana
neaPy % q thS Eon & She died
and tie lei inish was confined to Glookner 10.
johnson up; and Cecil B.. 50, Boyer In the
a ha ie6stb NeWeaHte t6ird enstS sn o
hat TisiS VIII fGst Gdds: e against SIooE &
grow better daily and he bids fsir y prove an
other checkmate to Owner Jim Williams
for ShS npSand ened th
days 5.eins Prince 1GE Albert o. stepps up
FIN Ssh was confined to this pair. Prince Albert
winning by q half length. after q driving finish.
Outbound, who was a sore disappointment to
many friends, was beaten three lengths for
second place. Time l46h.
Entries and weights for to-morrow's races
are follows:
First Race-selling purse mile and . sixteenth,
for three year Odds and upward silver Lake. HAppi.
ness sunnybrook, Sanardo 90 each Mamie Fonso lo4;
BrOOkfuL lU7.
second Race-selng purse one mile for three year
olds and upward Harry Weldon 81; Pompey loS;
walker Moorneld II each
Third andicap swoePTtskss nine fnrlonEH for
Osborne, 85 each Pell Nell 1903; Eyton 49, Tonacity,
1906 Business Alta 30 each; I'd Hopper. 100.
Fourth Race-Purse: i've furonRs for two.yearold
colts Lobod, Bramble Bush, Lancelot Major Thorn.
ton Tic PoOkey Tom Rogers IS each; RoselandL Sir
Planet Woodtord Ed Leonard, Ringman, Jay jay Geo,
Fifth Race-Clippetta stakes fve furlongn for two
year old hllies Corinne Kinney, ITO; Ida Pickwick,
l2 caprice Martha Allen. CorniO buckingham. Ethel
Anne Elizabeth tindooetto Brealis Park Ridge Sis-
tor Linda lOs each Meene ITO, Lady Washington, 1872
Weather good, track last