St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-19
LAST DAY AT LATONIA.
Four Favorites Finish First,
MuIcting the Bookies.

CINCINNATI, o., Oct 1S.-The fall
meeting at Latonia closed with the
largest crowd of the three weeks. The
track was fast. and good time was uni
formly made. The last event. the Glib
son House stakes, was won by w. r.
Letcher'S Prince Fortunatus.
First race. selling. purse for three-year-
olds and upwards, one mile-Starters: Solid
Silver. no: John Adams, Il !, Laura Ford,
1''6; Labrador. 100; Billy Pinkertou, ia;
Gulnare. 10l; Rimini. io2; Robin. lO3 /;
Hopeful, l05. Betting: Rimini. to l:
Robin and Labrador, 3 to l each; Hopeful
and Solid Silver6 to 1 each; Billy Pinkerton.
to L; John Adams and Laura Ford 20 to l
each; Gulnare DO to l.
Solid Silver, John Adams and Labra-
dor each led in turn to the stretch,
where Rimini came in and won easily
by two lengths, Robin second, Labrador
third. Time, 1:444.
Second race, selling, purse for three year.
olds and upward, mile and twenty yards
Starters: Eugenia, LOG: Consignee. lis:
Aunt Kate, 10l; Pritchett 1913: Barney, JOG.
Betting: Barney, to 5; Eugenia 2 to L !;
Consignee and Aunt Kate, 10 each; Prit-
chetL . TO |.
Barney was first at the start, and
though headed by Pritchett, again
emerged in the stretch and ran home
first, Eugenia second. Pritchett third.
Time, :45&.
Third race, free handicap sweepstakes
for three-year-olds and upwards. one mile
Starters: Adrien. 80; Business, %; Martin
Russell. %: Marchma. lU3l2: Dollikens,
ln2; Eli, l04: Daniel, lns; Ban Chief, 109;
Rogers, 10; Fayette, 113; Blarneystone DR.,
rs; Tenacity, lib. Betting: Blarneystone
Jr. and Tenacity. to 1 each; Business, to
|: Daniel and Fayette, 3 to each; Rogers.
Eli. Adrien. Marchma and Martin Russell, 10
to each; Dollikens and Ban Chief (Scoggan
Bros entry, to /.
Business led until the stretch was
reached, wehre Rlarneystone came out
and won by three lengths. Business sec
ond and Dollikens third. Time, :43IHl.
Fourth race, selling purse for two-year-
ODDS, five furlongs-Starters: Palmetto, l02;
Carroll Reed, 1i2; Rainier, I13: Caprice,
80; !vanhoe: SO; Lum. SO; Frank D. 1903;
los: Drift, Ill. Betting: Rainier, to l !;
Carrie A. 4 to l; Caprice and Carroll Reed,
5 to l; Palmetto and Frank d, Otto l: Lum,
lvanhoe. Minnie Kosko Drift and Paladine,
10 TO each.
Rainier st arted first, and. though
headed once by Lum, soon regained the
lead and kept it to the end. winning by
length: Palmetto second, neck in
front of Paladine, third. Time, 1:04.
Fifth race, the Cincinnati Hotel Autumn
Handicap for all ages, mile and an eighth
Starters: Prince FOrtunatus, 123; Miss Ii on,
90; Milldale, no; Catalpa, 1l3; Marion q,
ll9; ia ia, 90; Carter B. iU9; W. G. Morris,
Miss Leon and Milldale, to each; ia ia,
Carter and W. G. Morris. 10 to l each
Marion c, to 5; Catalpa, to l.
Catalpa led when the flag fell. but was
soon overtal1en by W. q. Morris. He in
turn gave way to Prince Fortunatus,
who won by length from Milldale.
Marion third. Time, 1864.
TOO HEAVILY HANDICAPPED.
British Athletes Practically
Barred at Boston.
BOSTON. Oct. 1S.-The joint athletic
handicap meeting of the Stafford liar
riers. of Manchester. England. the Man
haitian Athletic club and the Boston
Athletic association was held on the
brotherhood base ball grounds this after
noon. The grounds owing to the recent
rains were in bad condition, but the
records were good.
The 440-yards run was won by E. A. Tay-
Tor, W. P. l.; H. F. Hollis. H. A. C. second.
Time 100 %.
The l0O-yards dash was won by F. L. An
drews. F. r. (4l2 yards). in 10 ID seconds;
G. d. Bowen, b. A. A, was second.
The two-mile steeplechase was won by j.
b. Mccarthy, M. A. Z. q secondSl. IN ~
minutes 10 seconds: E. W. Parry. Stafford
Harriers (Scratch). second. :
Putting 16-pound shot, v. D. Alexander.
A e. A. A. g feeD, won with put OF IS
feet 2l2 inches
P. j. Finnerton won the running high
jump with an actual jump of 5 feet IA
inches; K. X. Pritchard, NJ. A. c., second.
the 22o-yard hurdle race was won by P.
]. Finnerton. B. A. A. @ yards). Time,
OBS %. E. W. Golf. NJ. A. c., second.
| The 220-yard run was won by E. l.. Sarre,
| NJ. A. c. e yards), in 0:24 IS; F. s. Baker,
| III. A. A., second.
C. L: Nichol. NJ. A. C., the scratch man,
| won the two-mile walk in 7:11 %. r. o.
! Doherty, T. A. c.. was second.
The SsO-yards run was won by II. L. Dad
man, NJ. A c., scratch. in 2:0S 4-5.
The five-mile run was won by w. II. Nor
| ton, Stafford Barriers. scratch. in 2S:2S Is.
| E. W. Parry, Stafford Harriers second a few
| yards only separating them.
| A. A. Ewing, A. c.. six inches. won the
| pole vault, with a vault of feet l014 inches
The Stafford Harriers showed up the
best in the long distance events, but in
most cases they were so badly hand
icapped that they were unable to finish
| in the lead.