St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-06
RILEY EASILY oUrFooTED.
Winner of the Kentucky Derby
Beaten by Palisade.

Beaten Dy 9allSaue.
CINCIENATI, O., June ga large
crowd greeted the eleventh day of the
meeting at Latonia. Rain in the morn
ing caused a muddy, yielding track.
Riley was again beaten here, Palisade
winning the Himyar stakes without the
least trouble, while Riley was whipping
hard. In the last race, Mary G was left
at the post.
First race, selling purse, for three year-olds
and upwards, mile and asixteenth-Starters:
Spectator, 119; Crawfsh, liz; Bonaletta,
Ill; Josie M, Ill; Dyer, 100. Post odds:
Spectator and Bonaletta, 3l2 to l each; Craw-
fish, 2 to 1; Josie M, 3 to L Dyer, to l.
Crawfish was in the lead at the start, with
Spectator second. Josie M pushed forward
and LED at the stand, but Crawfish again
gaining his original place at the quarter post,
did not yield 1t, winning by three lengths.
Dyer. who had been running last dashed in
and secured second. and Bonaletta third, a
length behind. Time, I:5412.
Second race, selling purse for three-year-
olds and upward, one mile-Starters Censor,
lO6; G w, 105; Germanic, 1913; Little
Prince. 90; Julia ", 90: Silver Lake, o.
Post odds: Censor, - to l; Gcrmanic 6 to
l; G w, 4too; Little Prince, z to /; Julia
W, s to L; Silver Lake, to l. Silver Lake
led at the start and then alternated with Cen
sor for first place as far as the head OF the
stretch. Nearing the wire Germanic began
to come up and won in whipping finish by
length and q half, Little Prince second, Sill
yer Lake third. Time, l AT.
Third race free handicap sweepstakes,
for three year-olds and upwards, mile and q
quarter-Starters: Princess Bowling. rs;
Wary, 10. Post odds Princess Bowling, l
to 7: Wary, 5 to l. Wary led until the head
of the stretch, where Princess Bowling drew
away and won with ease by two lengths.
Time, 2:l7.
Fourth race, the Himyar stakes. for three
year-olds, mile and an eighth-Starters Good
Bye, Ill; Palisade, Is; Riley, 125; Rose
mont, Il3, Post odds: Riley, to 2; Pali-
SADIE, Is to / Good Bye, 10 to L; Rosemont,
to l. Palisade was ahead when the flag
fell, Riley following closely. AT the stand
Palisade still led by half a length, Rosemont
second, length in front of Riley. AT the
quarter pole Riley had advanced somewhat
and now led by a neck. He remained in
the lead during the greater part of the
distance across the backstretch, but
near the half-mile was again headed. this
time by Good Bye. Turning into the stretch,
Rosemont was in 'front.' with Riley neck
behind Down the straight every horse was
straining to reach the wire, but contrary TO
general expectation, Palisade put forth his
strength and forging far ahead of the others,
every one of which was whipping, won III
gallop, beating Riley by three lengths, Good
Bye third, three lengths behind. Time.
2:O9A.
Fifth race, purse for two-year-old maiden
FLIES, four and q half furlongs-Starters
Borealis 200; Marmora, 106; Jeanerette,
1C6; Sorceress, 1O4; Planchette, 10; Mary
c, no. Post odds: Borealis, 2l2 10 L; Mar
mora, 5 to L Jeanerette, + to /; Sorceress,
10 to L: Plancnette, to 8; Mary G. 4 TO ].
Sorceress ran first in very poor start and
kept her lead until well down the stretch
where Jeanerette came up and won by q
length, Marmora second, Sorceress third.
Time, 5Sl2 sec.
ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
First race, selling, mile and seventy yards
Lizzie Fonso, 81; Remenl, 10Y; Mamie
Fonso, IL; Clamer, lis.
Second race, sweepstakes, one mile.pearl-
set 90; Lillian Lindsay, 90; Sena, 90; May
Nc, 90; Prince Albert, 100; Mt. Lebanon,
100; Remeni 10Y: Banchief, 10y; Yivette,
liz: Outbound. 112; Osborne, 116.
Third race, selling, five turlongs-Plunger,
81: Emma Fields, 100; Ed Leonard, 1913:
Caprice, 1913; Prettinit, LOG; Florette, LOG;
Woedford, LIZ.
Fourth race, handicap, nine furlongs-
Outbound, 100; Gunshot, 100; Long Shore,
lo3; Brookful, 103; Climax. 1o3; Brown
Duke les.
Fifth race Sensation stakes, six furlongs,
-Borealis. 1O5; Palestine, 1O9: Heineme,
1O8; King Solomon, 1u9; Gosoon, los; Tom
Rogers les; Bramblebush, 113; Lady Wash
gton. 122; Georget own, I23.
Clear, track good.