St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-28
OUTSIDERS IN FRONT.
The Opening g. Day Of Latonia's
Fall Meeting Full Of Sur
prises.
". G. Morris, the Rankest of
Short Mays, Wins the Mep-
chants Stakes.
GpaveSend Track Was Fetlock
Deep in Mud, Rain Mar
ring Racing.
First and Second Choices
Capture All the Prizes
bat One.

New YORK, Sept. 27.-This was an
other poor day for racing, yet tile regu-
lars were present i'll full force, and were
reinforced by delegation of the Satur-
day visitors. The track was deep in
mud, which caused the usual amount of
scratching.
First race, a sweepstakes of $40 each, for
horses that have. run and not won at this
meeting, with 81. 900 added, six furlongs-
Starters: Sorrento, 122, II to l: Tanner,
122. 1 to 3; Puzzle, 119, 8 to i Aurania.
Il9. 6 to L; Blacknight. Loo, 15ato1-
Aurania was the first to show at the
start. She held herslead to the turn for
home, where she was joined by Tan
ner. She ran with Tanner to the last
furlOng, when he drew away and won
easily by halt 4 length, while AuraHia
beat Sorrento six lengths for the place.
Time, 1:161s.
Second race. a. handicap sweepstakes of
$50 each, with $1,000 added, mile and
Eric, los, 10 to L; My Fellow, 10:.s % to L;
now or Never, 100, Z to 2; Sluggard. 100,
to l; oalyini, 95, to L; Grimaldi, 90, 80 10
!; Folsom, %, 20 to l; Eleye, 90 so toll.
followed by Sluggard, Reporter and
Salvini. they ran past the stand. Then
Sluggard took up the running, followed
by Now or Never and Reporter. AS
they struck the turn for home. Re-
porter moved up, and, entering the
stretch, took the lead. He was never
afterWard approached, aud won easily
by twolengths from Sluggard, who beat
Now or Never one length for the place.
Time, 1:51l5
Third race. the Sea Breeze stakes, for three
year-olds 500 each, with 81, 300 added, mile
and sixteenlh-Starters: Kempland, 40,
30 l; Chesapeake, 1C6, to 3; Anna b.
Ieyn colt, lG4. 10 to l; Is Million, I04,
Il TO L; Foxmede, 102, 20 to 1; Penzance,
90 80 TO L; st. James, 90, Is to l.
Chesapeake shot to the front and Sc
cured an advantage that be did not
afterwards relinquiSh. He simply gal
Hoped the whole way and won easily by
length from st. James, while Anne
BOleyn colt was third. Time, 1:51R..
Fourth race. the second special for thee
year-olds and upwards, 500 each with
$500 added, winner of the first special to
carry five pounds extra, mile and furlong-
Starters: Prince Royal, 1872 3 to L; Eon,
122, 6 to 8; Los Angeles, l19, s to.5.
Prince Royal was first to show at the
start, but passing the stand Eon had
threes parts Eof a length the best of
Los Angeles, who was a length in front
of Prince Royal. Then Barnes took the
rail with Los Angeles, and running
from one to two lengths in trout, showed
the way to the upper turn. Then Eon
moved up, and, entering the stretch,
was on nearly even terms with the
mare. He kept up with her to the last
furlong. when Barnes commenced to
ride, and Los Angeles drew away and
won by a length and a. half, While EOn
beat Prince Royal fifteen lengths for
the place. Time, 1894.
Fifth race. a sweepstakes of $50 each, for
two-year-olds that have not won a race of
the value OF $500, with $1,000 added; five
and half fuilongs-Starters: Beansey, lis,
l1S, so to |: Highland ass, 115, 10 toll;
Barthena. lis, Sto 1 B, l 8. 40 10 l;
algonquin, los. 80 10 L; w . II, los, 100 to-
!; Ella T, 1O2. IL TO L; Wendaway, lo5, 20
to l Delusion FLY, los, 60 to L Flutter FLY,
105, 6 to l.
They were sent away in good shape,
with Strategem, Barthena, the FIutter
ally and 3 the first to show. The
Flutter fiily was at once sent to the
front, and after making all the running
won handily by two lengths from SUrate-
gem, who beat Algonquin the same dis
lance for the place. lime, I'll.
Sixth race q selling sweepstakes of $40
each, for three -year-olds and upwards, with
81. 600 added, five fuflUngs-Starters: Stfyke.
100 30 to /: Blackthorn, us. 10 to /
Prince Edward, III, soto l; Rancocas, 116,
10 to L; Ruth, H. 8 to 5 Little -Addie. la,
40 to l; Catherine b, la, e tol; Punster,
Ill, II to l. Houston, III, z to D; MaDie b,
los 81 to l Insight, los, IS to l.
The race was never in. doubt from the
first furlong pole. There Houston
headed Little Addie, who had been first
to move, and running in front the whole
way. finished an easy winner by
three lengths. Raneocas was second,
half length from Mamie B. Time,
1:03A,