St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-30
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The Only One That Finished
First at Latonia Was
Rogers.
Ten to One Shots Show Some
Great Speed in the
Mud.
Lucky Baldwin's Senorita
Succeeds in Earning Win
ter Oats at Gravesend.
B B Million, the Rankest Of
Outsiders, Outfoots a
Field Of Cracks.

CINCINNATI, O..Sept. 29.-rhe attend
anceI at the Latonia races to-day was
quite large and the track was i'll very
good condition. The weather was mild
and pleasant. Rogers was the single
strong favorite that succeeded in getting
anything better than place.
First race, purse for twoy ear-old maiden
fillies, to carry l 10 pounds, four furlongs-
Starters: Blanche s Last lone d, Marietta,
Longleaf. Lotto. Little Midget, Rosedell ORR
entail, Harry, Ina u. Dosta, Mondroit Rhody
Gale Post odds: Little Midget, 6 to l; Mari
eta, to l; Lotte. 3 10 l; Ina d, to l;
Blanche's Last, 10 to /; others. between 10
and 30 to l.
Blanche's Last started first. and, none
of the other horses being able to over
take her, she won by half length from
Lottie. with Ina d third. Time: 5o1a.
Second race, selling. purse for three-year-
yards-starters: Pickup, 100; Gymnast
1d3; Silver Lake. l. 3. Post odds: Gym
mast, 6 to b; Pickup, 2l2 to l; Silver Lake,
2 to l.
Silver Lake ran first from the start,
and, though headed once by Gymnast,
she passed under the wire first by
neck in whipping finish, Pickup and
GymnaSt following in the order named.
Time, 1:49.
Third race, selling purse, for three-year-
olds and upwards, one mile-Starters:
Rogers. 104; q W, SO; Grayson. l04; Neya
c, lO7: Jack Brady, Ito: Putchett, 81;
Spite, 1O1; Dyer. 1oZ. Post Odds: Rogers,
9 TO j Pritchett, 8 to /; Neva c, 6 to l;
Grayson. 8 to / others between s and 20
to- i.
PritcIiett, G w and Jack Brady each
led in turn, but in the stretch Rogers
came to the front. winning without diff
ticulty length and a half ahead of
Neva G, Grayson third. Time. 1:44s4.
Fourth race. purse. for three yearo lds and
ter b, 1O4; Camilla, 100; Outlook, 10Y:
Marchma. l07: Il. ITO; Arundel, 1l7;
Barney, 10Y Post odds: Camilla and Arun-
del TO each; Outlook, Gle to |; j T., 10 to
l; others between 10 and l. to 1.
Arundel led until the head of the
stretch, where Outlook went ahead, but
we'll down the stretch Arundel again
appeared in front and won without whip
or spur by a short length, Camilla sec
ond, j I third. Time, Isl.
Fifth race, purse, for two,year olds, FIVE
furlongs Starters: Annie Elizabeth, los;
Col. Wheatley, 101; Melauie, lo2; Icono-
f fo5 aO Planet fos on e5 os Tom
Jones, 10l. Post ODDS: Melanie 212 to L;
Col Wheatley. 10 to L; Annie Elizabeth,
to 5; Others. between 10 and 80 to l.
Pennyroyal was first at the start,
With MelaHle tnlrd. Annle Elizabeth
then showed in front till well down the
stretch, where Melanie came forward
and won easily by length and half
Annie Elizabeth was whipped into
second place and Col. Wheatfey ran
third. Time. 1:021a.
ENTRIES FOR TODAY
First race. mile. selllng-West Anna, 90;
Harry Weldon 100; Elgenia. l04; Pullman
Jog: I.ittron, log; Lady Blackburn, log;
Tenlike, no.
second race, five furlongs, selling-Fair-
haven, 80; Oriental, SO; Woedford, 106 i;
Bob l.. l06; Lamar, 106: Fannie S, 1G6;
Major Thornton LOG; ed Leonard. LOG !;
Carrie A. 100: Borealis. 100; Mojeska, 10;
Nellie Whitaker. ITO.
Third race, mile and twenty yards, selling
Expense. 90; Prince Albert, 102; Con-
siguee, los; Bertha, Ill; Bob Forsythe,
l16; Jubilee. 1l6.
yards-Hamlet. 90; Eli, 100; Ed Hopper
lou; Cashier, 103; Laura Davidson, los !;
Martin Russell, los; Ormie. 105; Barney
stone Jr., 10; Prince Fortunatus, ITO.
Fifth race, Maiden stakes, six furiongs-
Veillen, loo; Oriental 100; Lotto, loo;
Eugene, 100; Mary c. 100; Mirapeau, l13;
Lucille. 103; Mannette. 1903: Whitney, 103;
Harry Ray, l03; Carroll Reid, 103; Reputa-
ton. 1903; Yale 81, 103; Liberty Bell. lo3 !;
Sir Abner, lib; Dungarven, 1US; Tenor
1OS; Douglas, 10S; Fannie S. 10; Lorenzo,
Selections: First race, Lady Blackburn
and West Anna; second race, Woodford and
Oriental; third race. Bertha and Consignee;
fourth race, Cashier and Laura Davidson;
fifth race, CaSSidyS entry, Liberty Bell, and
Sir A bner and Carroll Reed.