The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-01
RACING At LATONI.l,
Georgetown Wins tho Harold Stakes-
scoEsan Brothers' Bay a Fast Filly.

GEORGETOWN Wins tho Harold Stakes
scoESan Brothers' Bay n Fast FiIy.
CINCINNATI. May 3l.-Georgetown picked up
his penalty and beat a fine field at Latonia
Park to-day in the Harold Stakes in which
twelve started. Including the long kept good
things King Solomon and Palestine. The lat
ter ran as il completely outpaced, while King
Solomon was never dangerous Outside of
Georgetown's performance, and the defeat OF
the lately sold $500 Longshore. by George
Kinney's daughter Cecil B., the races were fea-
tureless, tho other three winners. Hopeful,
Ammo Elizabeth, and Daisy F.. all being favor
ties in the betting. The weather was cloudy,
the attendance large. and the track dusty and
fast.
The selling purse for two-year- Odds and up
ward. one milo and a sixteenth, with six
starters, opened the days racing. with Hore-
full. l0b. Britton up. 6 to favorite Hopeful
won his second race OF tho meeting in clever
style by q length from Silver King. 100. Fox In
the ndca tine Latter beating GataTay head
defeat was due to carrying the heavy weight Of
The second race. a purse for maiden two
yeaI-old flIlles. four furlongs, had field OF
twelve starters. Anne Elizabeth. lO5. Allen
in front she took lead that none Of the others EH
BY a short head from Miss - Hawkina. sister sister
Ldi Eda was third. length and half of, Time,
b0H. The winner Is a very speedy tilly, but de-
cidedly deficient in staying powers. She is
4 sweepstakes for three-year- old FLIES, ono
tn. xR 19S stepPsup
was $, toi on, fayorite, but she failed 10 do
the trick; Cecil B., 49, ridden by Boyer, taking
mon canter by three lengths from Longshore.
Who Sea na Ea ms sneth and half for
j against Cecil b. The winner is about the
best nlly In The West Of her inches she being
decidedly undersi2e. b. J. Ireacey Of Lexing-
ton sod her to scoggan Brothers this morning
G Twelve 81 es went to the
f., l15, Oyerton In, the saddle, was q 8 to ia,
vorite. After Rainbow had battered her back
ers by leading in Tho stretcb, the fayorite took
a half from Julia Maeee. Who beat Camille lila
three lengths for second place. Time. 1:43.
good race for the winner at tho weights.
The last race was the event OF the day, it be-
iiaTlcngsy, worth to winner .I7t0;, 4 fsld q
Drown: Labold. Ill. .IBreeE enridgel; Tom
RfoeeEs. III lG9odqIeI; Harry Smith, lis Foxl;
Wiliamsl; King solomon, III ALLEN; FalesS.
tine III a. SSteppe,,; H9Een i1s Over
Palestine closed iavorite AZ 9 TO /, while 1t was
40 Gascon. 8 TO l each King solomon and
coupled; 8 to i each GSorgetoWn and Tom
Rogers; 10 TO l. Allan Bane; Is to /. Carroll
Ielu: ~ 10 eHcn. BfamhleDusn ana Hairy
Smith; 25 to |. Labold. Gascon got oil well la
front and made tho running. and entered the
stretch with what looked like n winning lead
At the eighth pole. however, he was Joined by
Georgetown. who, after ding-dong finish. |
won on the post by neck. Allan Pane, who |
ran third, was length and half behind.
The winner is a son OF Outcast and Leona. !
ais race tod lay makes two which he has won |
out OF three In which no has started. He is a |
colt OF moderate size, stoutly built and Of much
quality. ami Is vel engaged being entered in |
many valuable stakes.
Following arc the entries and weights for to- |
morrows races:
First Esc,-SrnG, purse, one mile and seventy |
yards Tor three year ODDS and upward. Major Tom
box Ell ias iqS EI,9Sit Lucy r. oG each Brown
Second kace-Purse; one mile for three yearold
COILS Llue irInGe 100; Rogers CrRwtlBh killdaIo
!. e9ch; "a "a liydy; Outlook ll+ eNch Uncle Bon
Third Race-ilHndicAp sweepstakes; ono mile and A
o., Rsmini, s5 Benson, OF, NetIie Johnson "a Hon.
~ ~ SGhshgl CiimaN hiFtday HypOcrite lG5 each;
tourtn kaee-herchans stakes nine furlODRs; for
thrte'year nlds ana upward Heron ~, Eyt1n III: |
hing Regent Eranl, lrre Primers EON ling IO7 racI, |
IeNon IioGEher ~ tarhs ROscmon, ", Mt T.n
anon l1l ng IN LAdi. lOA Han rleL lOa. Nora
Lillian Iindssy each, Nsw Cas,le. III. '"'"
fcr ~ year dds TIN e'aui 20, JeAu,Fet;e. Emma |
Field, lOi each, War Plot il2. ~