St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-05
FAVORlTES' DAY AT LATONIA.
All Except One First Under the
Wire.

CINCINNATI, o.. June 4.-To-day was
a favorites day at Latonia, every fav-
orite save one being first under the
wire. The track was fast and a consid-
cradle number of people were present.
First race, purse tor three-year- olds and up
wards, one mile and twenty-five yards
Gymnast, 1l2; Mary H, 1o2; Veray, 81;
Headquarters, 90. Post Oddss-Outbound,
I2too; Gymnast. 4 to B: Osborne, 20 10 l
Mary II, a to i: others 20 and 80 TO l;
Mary II took the lead. but was soon headed
BY Gymnast. who then ran in the lead during
the remaining distance and won by length
and a half; Outbound second; Osborne
third; time ;44l2.
Second race, purse for three-year- Odds and
upwards, mile and twenty yards-Start-
ers: Ruperta. 1O2; Catalpa. Ill: Marchma,
no; Sam Ardo, ITO; Brandolette, 10Y.
Post odds: Ruperta. 4 to 5; Catalpa, to L:
Marchma. ~ TO 1 Brandolette, u to L; Sam
Ardo, % to !. Brandolette ran first until the
stretch. with the others close behind and Ill
a bunch. Ruperta, who had been running
last from the quarter post, now came up ana
won without being touched. Catalpa and
Marchma being respectively second and
third. Time, :45A.
Third race, purse for two-year olds, six
furlongs-Starters: Jay Jay Gee. 1l3; Wood
bena, ITO; Philora, no; Carroll Reid, los;
Caprice, 100. Post odds: Philora, : to 5;
Caprice, % to l Carroll Reid, to D :; Wood
bena, 6 to ] Jay Jay Gee, IL to l. GapIice
led for half q mile, but in the stretch Philora
began to push forward, and finally won easily
by two lengths Caprice second, Jay Jay Gee
third. Time, IL.
Fourth race, free handicap sweepstake
for three-year- ODDS and upwards one mile
and three observation-disclosures: Elyton. 100;
Climax, lO5; Business, 80; Prince Forum
atus, ITO. Post odds: Prince Fortunatus. 2
to l; Business, 30 to |; Elyton. to ];
Climax, + to 5. Prince Fortunatus strained
eagerly forward ahead Of the others at the
start but was restrained by his jockey until
the halfmile post was reached. Here he was
a neck ahead and Kept the lead, winning
without difficulty from Eiyton. who was
| neck in front of Climax third. Time. 2:02A.
! Fifth race, the Latonia Matrou stakes, for
two-year- oids six furlongs-Starters: Pes
sara, us: Harry Ray, ITO; Roscland, ll5;
Ida Pick wick, 10; Hueneme, lilo. Post
odds: Pessara, to l: HuenaEle, to o.;
Pickwick, 10 to ]. fessara started first
| but fell back TO second place. where she ran
| until the head of the stretch. While Ida Pick
wick acd Roseland alternately led. In the
! stretch PeSsara came up and won. lda fick-
wick second, Hueneme third. Tine. 1:l7.
ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
First race selling nile aud q sixteenth
| Silver Lake, 102; Laura Ford, 1U4; Rollin
| Uanley, 10Y; Dyer 100: Josie VI, Ill; Bona
letta i'll; Crawtisn, l12; Spectator, lib
Second race selling, one mlle-Julla M.9U I;
| Silver Lake. SO; Little Prince, SO; Silver
! King 3d. Germanic, 1903; Blemus, 1O3; G
| II, 105; Censor. l06-
Third race, mile and quarter-Maori, 10e /;
| Mary, 10; Princess Bowling, 113.
| Fourth race, Himyar stakes, nine furlongs
Marie X, JOG; Good Bye, Ill; Palisade,
| 113; Rosemont iI3; Riley, 125; Bill
! Letchcr, 123.
| Fifth race, maiden FLIES. nine-sixteenths
| of mlle-Sorceress, 104; Jeanette, LOG;
| Marmora, JOG; Borealis. LOG; Planchet
| no; Mary G, 10.
| Selections: First race, Spectator and Rol-
| lin Hanley; second race. Julia W and Ger
manic; third race. Princess Bowling and
| Maori; fourth race, Riley and Rosemont;
fifth race Jeanette and Marmora.