The sun., 1890-05-30

RACING At LATONJ.f.
Ethel, n IouEfeIlow Fully, Villas the Clip.
aett1 Stakes.

CINCINNATI. May 29.-Ethe. Ed Corrigan 8
promising daughter OF LonRteow, took into
camp the tlipsetta Stakes, the event OF the
days racing at Latonia Park this afternoon.
She proved herself smart flly by beating n
good field In fine style. She was a strong
favorite, as were also Sanardo and Harry VEL
don. two other winners to-day. while the re-
naming races fell 10 Tenacity and kinRman.
and to shots. The weather was superb
the attendance large, and tho track fast and
Jockey J. Steppe aRsin covered himself with
glory by plotting two OF his mounts TO victory.
Mr. Corligan shipped Riley the Kentucky
Derby winner. TO Chicago tonight He IL very
reticent as TO his reason for this strange move.
the colt having several other engagements
here Shrewd trainers. however, give II as their
opinion that the grand horse Ia OIL Ii is be-
lieved that the colts real destination Is to DO
the Last. where he is well entered In stakes.
Racing opened with mile and a sixteenth
selling purse for three year olds and upward
which had field OF six starters. and SAnardo
99 J, Steppe In the saddle, was 8 to 2 favor
ite. He repaid his hackers by taking the lead
middle way OF the stretch. aud won handily by
M. the latter beating Happiness q length for
second place. Time. :4g.. Place odds-One 10
z SapArdo, 8 to SunnybrooI.
When the winner. who has won Two races ont
OF three starts this season. was put up 10 be
bid on he WAS the subject OF strong compeu-
tlon between Trainer II. Durham and Albert
Simons OF Louisville. tho latter staying the
longest, and securing him Tor l055 over his
entrance price. $1,000. His former owner was
The second race. selling purse. for three
year-olds and ppwaEd que nile had four
The saddle. and Walker. i'll, ridden by Nolan.
equal favortes at 70 each The race was
between TIE ps aS hphns as he
hind Walker came Pompey. who finished third
Time. :46., Place odd, One to each Harry
chestnut gelding. 3. by Harry O'Fallon. dam
judith g.. Is named for popular sporting edi.
'of ThIrd th ns Race
Tnps4 s5s9 seven EsoS an9 ID
race or Two, and Tenacity, 100, Allen up ana 8
snxR. to R hs em adsn Snr ty b .ps ass
PLACE; Time plI N. Place Odds-TwO to Ts:
It was The wlnner's first public appearance
this year. and from his showing to-day he is
Eleven started In the fourth race, purse for
drawing being, The PooEey and Iabold. hose.
tavori!e. but he M tired to R0tbing 10 the stretch,
nss a. by Two Rosers Ras yhFd a.
length behind. Time l02s Post odds-Four TO
l kinRman. even place: RoSeland. 8 to place.
The winner has now beaten Roseland twice, and
from Roselsnd's running to-day it looks as
though Pishburn might not have pulled him
on the occasion OF his former defeat.
The racing for the day ended With the Clip
setta Stakes for 2-year-old tiles, tive fur
longs. worth to winner fl7SO. and In this
field OF eight faced tho starters hgg. They
were Corinne Kinney no lirittonl; Ida Pick
wick. 100 X. Williams: Ethel, l03 DelopRl;
Anne Elizabeth, los ALIGN; Hindooette., los
Goodalel; Borealls, los Brown; Sister Linda.
lO8 FoXJ; Melenle 40 lHollisl.
In the betting Ethel was strong fsyorite, bo-
ing the subject OF one OF the strongest plungos
OF the meeting. her followers backing her down
10 8 10 8. while II was 10 each against Anne
Elizabeth and Hindooette q 70 Sister Linda,
10 each Corrine Kinney and Melenie. II TO
each Borealis and Ida IickwicE. Melenie.
getting the best Of the start. looked all over a
winner until well ip the stretch, TbeIe Ethel
came through, and, taking the lead at the
betting she'd. won, with Q ,trinS TO spare.
by a scant length from Melenie. who beat
place. Ann EiiEAbeth was . good fourth,
While Sister Linda HtRdOoStte. BoTSAliS. and