The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-05
BATTLING spoRr At LAroHIA.
A Son ef PizarrO Landed the LatonIa
Matron stakes


Matron Stakes.
CINCINNATI, June A-The knowing ones had
decidedly good day at Latonia this afternoon.
ofthe i've races run not single one going to
short horse. two favorites and three we'll
backed second choices sweeping the board.
The Latonia Matron stake, quito rich
event fell to Pesarra, running In the Chicago
Stables colors, while the other races were in
turn won by Gymnast, Ruperta Phllora, and
Prince Fortunatus, OVerton and Allen
each riding two winners. Tho weather was
fine. the attendance large, and the track
fast. field OF six went to the post In the
opening raco, which was purse for three
yoar-olds and upward. at one mile and twenty
five yards Gymnast ll2, II. Williams up, was
favorie and. taking the lead on the first turn,
he was never headed. winning with little
shaking up by longth from outbound. ll2.
the latter beating Osborne the same distance
for second place. Time. 1:44,,. Place odds
2 to Gymnast, to Outbound. The winner
is a fair performer, but has been one OF the
most unlucky horses on tho turf, just now;
he 10 lack 'f iS b
dlsappointments
Lucy i. and Heron were scratched in the
second race, the conditions and distance being
five horses to go to the post, aud OF them Ku,
she won as she pleased by length from Ca
talpa Ill ridden by BrItttSSn, Marehma being
5hid three enGhs G Is a ra SS
winners first appearance this year md she
seems TO be as good. II not a better hlly, than
she was in her two-year-old form.
The third race; u six-furlong purse Tor two
year; odds. had five starters Carroll liod was
Philora no Overton in the saddle. and to .
In the betting winning her thT tl race OF tue
By BOYER Sy "S w Hn JAW pg Gee "
third place. three lengths off, Time. l:l7ts.
Place odds to Philura, to Carrice,
handicap sweepstakes for three .yeRr-olds
and upward. ut one mile and three siNteenths.
was the fourth race. worth to The winner $500
bound being drawn, Climax was the iavorte.
but he was cleverly beaten by Prince Fortuna
fns no Aen up ana to In the Getthn tine
by nose for place honors, Time, 2i02+, best
odds 10 5 each Elyton and Prince Fortunatus.
This was the winners frs, start this year.
Stakes, Tor Year dds six furIongs' worth to
he ne Tinpsr 1882 and eld Of fye started
Overton; Harry Ray. 10. Brtton. .Hueneme
vas "A to fayorite. while it was to each
]. Ida Pickwick. The latter made tho running
for three iurIonGs, when she was headed by
Strengthened he quickly died away. and Pc
s pi1 assumed command and sailing or Ida
ceverly by half length Hueneme was third.
Tapped on Ida Pickwick. Then came Rose
land and Harry Ray. as named. Time. lit.
Place odds-6 to 5 Pesarra to Ida Pckwick.
The winner is n bay colt by imp Pizarro, out
Of Sister Monica, sister to Audrain. 1t was
his maiden victory.
These are the entries and weights for to-mor-
rows races.
First Race-Selng purse, one mile and sixteenth,
for three year ODDS and upward: silver Lake lU2;
Laura Ford. lu4 Rolin llRwley loT; Dyer 100; Josie
M: BonAiettA III each Crawish, liz; Spectator lIa
seconc Race-Seng purse, one milo; for three year.
olds ami upward: Julia W. 90 Silver Lake 95; Little
FRINGE Silver King, 70 each; Germanc, POemus l0S;
@ W, los Censor. lOl
Third Race-llAndicap sweepstakes; ono milo and a
quarter; for three yearOlds and upward Maori los;
Wary, llU Princess Bowling ll3.
Fourth Race-Himyar stakes. nine furlOnRs; for
three year ODDS BIZ Letchor. 1913: Rosemont lnlisade
llS each; Riley, l25 Good by. III; Mamie X. 100.
Fifth Race-PurSe; ale furlonKs for maiden
Soar-old miles Sorceress, luJ: jeanerette Marmora
BorealiA LOG each; Planchette, Mary C., ITO zach.
Weather fine track fast.