St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-07
TOM ROGERS SURPRISE.
He Wins the Sensation Stakes at
LatOnia.

He Wins the Sensation Stakes at
Latonia.
CINCINNATI, June 6.-Fair weather, a
large crowd and fast track were the
features of to-day's racing at Latonia.
The Sensation stakes were won by Tom
Rogers, by his fine running.
First race, selling purse, for lhree-year -olds
and upwards, one mile and seventy yards
Starters: Clamor, lis; Mamie Fonso. III; ;
Lizzie FonSo. SO. Post odds: ClamOr ga to
l; Mamie Fonso even money; Lizzie Fonso
Is to 3. Lizzie Fonso started off in the lead
and kept length or length and half be-
tween herself and the other two, winning by
a length in a whipping finish, Mamie Fouso
second. Time, 1872.
Second race, sweepstake for three year
olds and upwards; one mile. Starters: Os-
borne, JIG; Vidette, 112; Ban Chief, 107 !;
Remini, 10Y; Mt. Lebanon, 100; Mary Mac,
90; Sena, 90; Lillian Lindsay, 81; Pearl Set,
81. Post odds: Ban Chief, 2l2 to 1 Lillian
Lindsay and Pearl Set to each; Osborne,
II to 1 Sena, 8 to others, between and
IL to l. At the post Prince Albert showed
so vicious desire to run into the fence and
became so uneasy that at the request of his
jockey (Allen} the judges permitted the
horse to be withdrawn and declared all bets
off, but allowed twenty minutes for new
book. Vidette led at the start when the
horses were again brought TO the post, but
Sens began to advance and finally won by
three lengths. Osborne second, Ban Chief
third. Time, 1 :43.
Third race, selling, purse for two year-olds.
five furlongs-Starters: Woodford, 112;
Florette, LOG; Prettiwit, LOG; Caprice, 1O3;
Ed Leonard, 103; Emma Fields, 100: Plum
ger, 81. Post odds: Woodford, to l; Ca
price, 3l5 to 1; Ed Leonard. 2l2 to i Emma
Fields, 5 to l.; Plunger, 10 TO Florette and
Prettiwit. to 1 each. Prettiwit was first
away and remained in the lead until Wood
ford caught him at the head of the stretch,
and passing to the front won by half length.
Ed Leonard and PrettiWit made very close
finish for place, which was awarded to the
former Time, / :04.
Fourth race, a free handicap sWeepstake
for three-year-OldS and upwards, one mile
and an eighth Starters: Brown Duke, les !;
Climax, 1913; Brookful l03; Gunshot 100;
Outbound, 100. Post ODDS: Brown Duke
and Climax namasney Bros entry, to l !;
Outbound, 2 to l; Gunshot, to i; Brook
full Z to 1. Gunshot ran first until the
straight, where Climax came out and led,
with Outbound close behind. While Gun
shot was running third and in this order,
they passed under the wire. Time, :56A.
Fifth race, Sensation stakes for two-year-
olds, five furlongs-Starters: Bramblebush
113; Tom Rogers los; Lady Washington,
1872; Palestine, 108; BoreaIis, 10Y; Huen-
eme, 10S; King Solomon, los; Gascon, los.
Post odds: Tom Rogers, 4 to L; Gascon, Is
to 5; Hueneme, s to 3; others from and 10
to 1. 'Bramblebush started foremost, but
soon gave way to GascOn, who ran first to
the stretch, where Tom Rogers, who had
been almost left at the post, came out and
won by neck, Gaseon second, Hueneme
third. Time, 1:16A.
ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
First race, selling, one mlle-Sllyer Lake,
90; Little Prince, co. G W, 80; Robin, LOG (;
Prince Albert, 10Y; Dyer, 109; Consignee,
los; Alta. ITO.
Second race, nine-sixteenths Of mile
Sorceress, 100; Miss Hawkins, 100: Plan
Ghetto, 100; Mary MCGOWAN, 100; Marmora,
100; Penny Royal, 40.
Third race, five tnrlongs-Bowen. 106; Ed
Leonard, I13; Roseland, 113
Fourth race, special, four-year-olds and
up, one mile-Mamie Fonso, 81; Josie M,
81; Newcastle, 102; Business, 1906. Birth
day, LOG; Wary, Ill; Catalpa, ia; Spo-
kane rs; Proctor Knott, LIS.
Fifth race, handicap, one mile-Liberty,
108: Pell Nell, LOG; Mamie Fonso, los;
Heron, 105; Clamor, 103; Outbound, 103;
Marchma. 101; Mora, SIS; Mary Ii, S..
Sixth race, Hotel handicap, one mile and
three-sixteenths 125; Teuton,
1872; Princess Bowling, 119: Elyton. ITO;
Wary, 10Y; King Regent, 105; Climax. los;
Proctor Knott, 1872; English Lady. Ill;
Glockner, lIS: Newcastle, 100; Business, 90.
selections: First race. Robin and Alta
second race, Penny Royal and Miss Hawkins
third race, Roseiand and Ed Leonard; fourth
race, Proctor Knott and Spokane; fifth race,
Outbound and Pell Nell sixth race, Hun.
tress and English Lady.