St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-01
THREE OUT OF FIV E.
FavOrites Win Majority of the
Races at LatOnia.

CINCINNATI, O., May 31.--A dark,
heavy sky lowered on Latonia this aft
ernoon, but no rain fell, and the track
was in excellent condition. Three fav-
orites won in the five races, but consid-
rable money was lost on Longshore, in
the third, and Georgetown was some
what of surprise in the last race.
Longshore has been sold to Scroggan
Brothers, and ran under their cOlOrS to-
day.
and upward. m lie and a "Reminiscences:
Pluto, 103; Hopeful, rs; Alta. us; Cast
away, 127; Silver King, 100; Silver Lake,
lO2 Post odds: Hopeful, even money.
Castaway, 212 to l /: Silver King, to l; others
10 and 80 to l. Pluto was first away with
Hopeful second. AT the stand, Alta took the
lead and held it until past the quarter pole,
when Silver King, who had been running
second from the stand. got first place and
kept it until near the wire, but Hopeful came
up in time to gain the victory by length,
Silver King second, Castaway third. Time,
i :5ll2.
Second race purse for two-year-old maiden
flies, to carry los pounds, four furlongs-
Starters: Laura Agnes. Matte Parks, Sister
Linda, Vienna, Park Ridge, Miss Hawkins,
Marmora Caprice GantO, Annie Elizabeth,
Ina B, Mary MCGOWAN Post odds: Annie
Elizabeth, to 5 Miss Hawkins. to 1 f; Sis
ter Linda, to /: Ina B, to i; others be-
tween 10 and 80 to /. After half all hours
delay the plunging, rearing horses were
finally started with Annie Elizabeth length
in advance of the others. Near the finish,
when all were whipping Miss Hawkins made
a vigorous effort, but Annie Elizabeth won
bv head Miss Hawkins second, Sister Linda
third. Time, 5012 sec,
Third race, sweepstakes for three-year- ods
and upwards, one mile and seventy yards
Starters: Ed Hopper, l06; Longshore, JOG;
Rai1
%; Cecil B, 90; Sanardo, SO. Post odds:
Cecil B, S to l {; Bettina and Longshore (Scog-
gan Bros. entry to b; Ed Hopper, 5 to l
Lillian Lindsay, TO |: others betM cen and
10 10 l. Lillian Lindsay showed the way Tor
the three-quarters of mile. but i'll the
stretch Longshore and Cecil began to push
forward Cecil then drew away from the
others and won easily by three lengths,
Longshore second, Ed Hooper third; time,
1:4T34.
Fourth race, purse. for three-year-old fl
lies, mile-Starters: Rainbow. 10Y; Mary II.
10Y; Mary Mac, 10Y; Camilla, ITO; Daisy +,
lis; Meadow Brook, 1903; Princess Glenn,
1903: Ban Amy. 1903; Julia Magee, 1903; Sis
ter Geneva, 1903; Wild Flower, 1903; Lottle
s, 10Y. Post odds: Daisy F. to .; Julia
Magee 20 to | Camilla, 3 to l; others be-
tween and % TO l. Rainbow dashed away
when the drum tapped and led by length
and half until near the stretch; Here Daisy
F, the favorite, moved UP, and Rainbow be
gan to whip At the finish Daisy F, slipping
ahead of the others. obtained first place, d lia
Magee second, Camilla third. Time. :43.
Fifth race. The Harold stakes, for two-year-
olds, five furlongs-Starters: Carroll Reid,
11l Labold, III; Tom Rogers, Ill; Harry
Smith, ll3: Woodford. 1l3; Gascon, Ill;
King Solomon, Ill; Palestine, Ill; Bowen,
IFS; Allan Bane, 121: Georgetown, 121;
Bramble Bush. Ill. Post odds: Allan Bane,
to L Georgetown to /; Palestine, to !;
Gascon, 5 to l. others between and 20 to l.
Gascon made all the running to the three
quarters where Georgetown began to close
on him, and in a close finish. Georgetown
won by neck, Gascon second, Allan Bane
third Time :O234