St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-09
BOOKIES GET EVEN.
Short Horses Capture a Ma
jority Of the Races at
Latonia.
Prohibitive Odds on Favor
ties, So as to Cineh the
Uninitiated.
Lottery King Morris Colt
Russell Wins the Rich
DunmoW Stakes.
Exciting Finishes in the Trot-
ting and Pacing Races at
Terre Haute.

CINCINNATI, Oct. S.-The tenth day
of the fall meeting at Latonia was the
most successful thus far both as re-
CARDS the weather and the attendance.
The track was in very good condition.
The crowd left a goodly sum in the
bookmakerS' hands, as only two favor
ties succeeded in winning. Clara {,
who was injured while exercising, has
since died.
First race. purse for maiden two-year Odds,
nine sixteenIhs of a mile-Starters: Long
leaf, 100, g TO l; Colonel Wheatley, 100, Sc
TO /; Rosedell, 100, 10 to 1; Tom Jones, 100,
10 TO 1; leonoclast,, 10, 10 to l: Nellie
Whitaker, ll2, % TO l; Mirabeau, liz, . to
/; Milt Young, 1I5, 2 TO L; Matte Allen,
115. II to l; Lum, lis. 20 to l.; Paladine,
lis, 50 to /.
Rosedell led until within a short dis
lance of the wire, where Milt Young
was brought forward and won by
length and a half. Colonel Wheatley
and RoSedell finishing next in the order
named. Time, :5715.
Second race, selling purse mile-Starters
Valedictory, 81. SO TO /; West Anna. SO. II
10 Spite. 100. 30 TO /; Grayson. 107, to
2: Expense, 10Y, II to L: Dakota, 108, to
|; Ireland, los, 3 to 8: Jack Brady, 112, 20
l. Long Brook. ZIG, 10 to 1.
West Anna led for the first furlong.
Then Long Brook showed the way to
the three-quarterS. where Ireland went
ahead. He gave way, however, to Jack
Brady, who won handily by length
ana a half, Ireland second. GraysOn
third. Time, :46.
Third race, selling purse, one mile and sew
enty yards-Starters: Eugenia. 105, 8 to 5
Col Zeb Ward. los, so to ; Grey Cloud 1OS:
6 to 5; Joe Walton, 10S. 8 to ] !; Hydy, los
to !; Liederkranz, 112, 10 to l; Bob For
sythe, 122, 10 to l.
Grey Cloud took the first place, and
was ahead throughout the race, winning
by two lengths from Hydy, who was the
same distance in advance of ForSythe.
Time, 1:4915.
Fourth race, mile and a sixteenth-Starters:
TO / Ban Chief. 1O1. 10 10 l; Hopeful. I0I,
20 to l. Lijero. 1O4, so TO / Princess Annie,
1C6. 8 to 5; Milldale, 100, to l: Camilla,
11t. to L; Argenta, lib. 6 to L; Cashier,
ia, 10 to l.
Princess Annie and Milldale each in
turn led for a short distance, but at the
first quarter Meadowbrook pushed ahead
and ran in front until the stretch. Here
Milldale, who had dropped back, took
second, and, coming on steadily, won by
two lengths, MeadowbroOk and Princess
Annie following in the order named.
Time, 1922.
Fifth race, handicap. sweepstakes. six fur
longS-Starters: Ed Leonard, 10Y, 2l2 to /;
Reputation. l05, II to l; Melenie, 1OI;
Modjeska, 103 Stevens entry, l to q Hindoo
Lass 100. i to l; Belle OF Springfield 50,
10 to /; Eli Kendige, IS, 20 to /.
Ed Leonard was first at the start. but
crossing the back stretch Melenie moved
up to third place and finally took the
lead and won by head, Ed Leonard
second, Modjeska third. Time, 1:lS.
ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
First race, selling, mile-Kingike, SO; AL
Rska, SO; Gulnare. 81; Harry Weldon, 81;
Nipper, 1O4; Great Scott. les; Pullman, 100:
Consignee, ia; Neya C, lis.
Second race. selling mile and twenty yards
Pickup, IO4; Eugenia, 104: Nina Archer,
10: Gymnast 1l2; Laura Davidson, lib;
Bertha, lib; Jubilee, 113; Billy Pinkerton,
ZIG.
Third race, handicap. mile and three-six-
teenths = Business. 90; Hamlet 100;
Wary, lO4: Eli, ITO; Verge d Or, 113 Arun-
del, III.
Fourth race, Kimball stakes, six furlongs-
Carroll REID, III: Dickerson, ia; Dona-
te.lo, Ia; VALERA. Ia: Sir Abner, III;
Palestine, 1913;
Fifth race, maidens four furlongs-Saxon-
ette los; Mary Conroy. 105; Minnie Kosko,
105; Marvel 105; Triumph, los; Sara, los !;
Maggie Moore, los; Louisiana, los; Little
Midget, no
Sixth race, maiden FLIES. four furlongs-
Coupee, 105; Fairhaven, l0o; Edith l., 1O4 !;
Ina d, los; Spider 105; Rosedell, no; Har-
Ply, no; Flora R, ITO; Lucille Manette, no.
Selections: First race. Neva and Pull
man; second race, Gymnast and Nina Arch
er; third race, Verge d Or and Arundel; fourth
race, Valera and Palestine; fifth race, Little
Midget and SaXonette; sixth race. RosedelI
and HAPPY.