St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-10
PLUCKED BY PALESTINE.
Landeman's Colt Captures the
Kimbau Stakes at Latonia,

CINCINNATI, o.. Oct. 9.-The track at
Latonia to-day was fast. and the time
uniformly good. The Kimball stake
was won by Palestine, a second choice,
but four of the other races were won by
horses that sold at medium prices on
the books. The attendance was larger
than it has been on any previous day of
this meeting.
First race, selling purse for. three-year-olds
and pward, mile-Starters: Nipper, 104; 4;
Alaska, SO; Great Scott los; Pullman. 109;
Consignee, ia; Neva c, 10; Kinglike, IS;
Gulnare, 101I2; Harry Weldon, 97 Betting:
Pullman, z to 3; Great Scott q to l; Neva
and Oonsignee, to 1 each; Gulnare and
Harry Weldon, II to l; Kinglike, 20 to l :;
Nipper and Alaska, 40 to 1.
Harry Weldon had three lengths the
best of the start. but Neva G pushed up
and led after the first furlong. She
was passed. and across the back stretch
Harry Weldon again showed in front
In the stretch Great Scott was leading,
but he soon began TO fall back, while
Conslgnee came steadily forward with
out being touched by whip or spur and
won by a head, hard pressed by Harry
Weldon second, with Pullman a good
third. Time, 1859.
Second race, selling, purse, for three-year-
olds and upward, mile and twenty yards
Starters: Billy Pinkerton, 116; Gvmnast
112; Laura Davidson. I13; Bertha. 1l3;
Pickup, 1o4; Eugenia, 1o4; Nina archer.
ITO. Betting: Gvmnast z to 5; Pickup. 2
to l; Bertha and Nina Archer. S to / Laura
Davidson, 10 to 1; Billy Pinkerton and
Eugenia, u to l.
Eugenia, Billy Pinkerton and Pickup
each in turn led the bunch. At the
head Of the stretch, however, the favor
ite, Gymnast, showed his speed, and
won in close finish by nose, Eugenia
next, Nina Archer third. Time, 1:46.
Third race, free handicap sweepstakes
for three-year-olds and upward, one mile
and -slxteenths-Starters: Arundel, ,117 !;
Verge d. Or, 113; Eli, 10; Wary, 104; Ham
let, 100: Business, 80. Betti ng: Hamlet
and Arundel 2l2 to l; Verge d Or, to 1 :;
Eli, to /; Business, 6 to L; Wary II to /.
Hamlet led at the start past the stand
until the first quarter. Business then
obtained first place and held it to the
half. Verge dor now set the pace to
the home stretch. where Hamlet again
led, but, urged forward under whip and
spur, Business passed under the wire
by head, Hamlet second, length and
half in front Of Verge dor. Time,
2:O4A.
Fourth race, the Kimball stakes for two
year old colts, six furlongs-Starters: Sir
Abner, 121: Carroll Reid, III; Donatello,
son, ia. Betting: Carroll Reid and Dona
tello, to 1 each; Palestine and Valera, to
1 each; Dlckerson, s to l ; Sir Abner, Il TO l.
Valera started away first when the
flag fell. Sir Abner took turn at
leading. In the stretch he was headed
by Valera who was again first in the
stretch. but Williams, on Palestine,
brought that colt first home, Valera a
good second, Sir Abner third. Time,
1:17I.
Firth race, purse for two-year-old maiden
FLIES, four furlongs-Starters Mary Con-
roy, 105; SaXonette, 1U5; Marvel, 105
Maggie Moore, 1O74z; Triumph, los: Sara
1O5: Minnie Kosko. 105; Louisiana, 105
Little Midget, 10. Betting: Maggie Moore,
8 to l; Mary Conroy and Sara, 6 to l each
Little Midget and Saxonette, to l each
Marvel, 10 to l; Minnie Kosko, 20 to 1.
Saxonette was first by a length when
the starters drum tapped, and was not
headed during the entire course, win
ming on the outside by one length, Sara
and Mary Conroy second and third re-
spectively. Time, 81.
Sixth race, purse for two-year-old maiden
FLIES. four furlongs-Starters: Flora R, 10;
Coupee, los; Edith L. los: Spider, los
Rosedell, 10; Ina D, 1O5; Lucille Man.
nette, no; Harry, ITO. Betting: Edith L,
q to /; Lucille Mannette, 5 TO /; Harpy. z to
/; Ina D, z to 3: Rosedell, 2 to L; Flora r
anV Spider, 20 to ! each; Coupee, 10 to l.
Lucells Mannette led all the way
aroun d, winning easily by three lengths
Rosed ell second, Edith L third. Time,
501/