St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-12
PLUNGERs MAKE A KILLING.
Four Favorites and One Second
Choice Win at Latonia.

Four Favorites and One Second
Choice Win at Latonia.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 1.-THE track was
very fast at Latonia to-day and the at
tendance the largest of the meeting
thus far.
First race. selling purse for three-year-olds
ana upwards, one mile and an eighth
Starters: Nina Archer. Jos; Rimini, los:
Boz Forsythe, III; Hamlet. III: Aunt Kate.
80; Meckie 81, 1903; Grey Cloud, 1O4. Bet
ing: Nina Archer ana Hamlet, 2l5 to /
each; Meckie H. 3 to 1; Grey Cloud, 5 to l;
Bob Forsythe. 8 to l; Aunt Kate, Is to l;
Rimini. 40 to 1.
Aunt Kate led when the flag fell. but
at the stand Meckie H appeared i'm
front and led until the head of the
stretch. Aunt Kate and Hamlet then
came out, the latter winning by length
and half, Bob Forsythe second. Grey
Cloud third. Time. 1879.
Second race, purse, for three-year-olds. one
mile-Starters: Cecil B, lo9; Milldale, liz:
Bobby Beach, 1!5; Eli, 112. Betting: Bobby
Cecil B, "a to l.. Beuing with Bobby Beach
out: Milldale, 2 to 5; Eli. 2l2 to 1: Cecil B,
to /.
Cecil B started first, but was soon
headed 10y Bobby Beach, who cantered
around the track, winning with the
greatest ease, Milldale second, three
lengths in front of Eli. Time, 1882.
Third race, a free handicap sweepstakes
for three--year-olds and upwards, mile and an
eighth-Starters: Verge d Or. lis; Marion
G, l13; Hamlet, 103; Wary, lOI; Penn P.
81. Betting: Verge dor 10 1: Marion G.
TO- .; Wary and Penn P, to l each; Ham,
let 10 to 1.
Verge dor ran first most of the dis
Il 'ce to the stretch, where Marion G
rxrIrf Il ~, IL
Penn p and Verge dor second and
tnlrd respectively. Time, :561l.
Fourth race, the Kentucky Central Railroad
stakes. for twoyear-olds, one mile-Starters
Carroll Reed, 1OS; Valera, li3: Harry Raw.
IlO; kingman, lI3; Donatello, 1l3; Phi
z TO D: Philora and Kingman, 2 to 1 each
Harry Ray, 6 TO l: Donatello, to L; Carroll
Reec, 10 to l; Sio Abner, 20 to l.
Donatello and Carroll Reed showed in
the lead on the race to the half. Harry
Ray then came up and, continuing to
lead, won by two lengths from King.
man, Donatello third. Time, 1:4415.
Fifth race, selling, purse for two-year-olds
five and half furlongs-Starters: Zero
us; Nina 50; Virgin H., 81; Ivanhoe, So
One Dime, f02; Caronel, IO4; Mary Conroy
1O4: Paol, 104; Grand Pa, 10Y Betting
virgin IL, to /; Paol, -l2 to /; Mary Con.
roy; 312 to |: Grand Pa and Ivanhoe to
each; One Dime, 10 L; Nina, 15 to L; Car
onel and Zero, 80 to 1 each.
O1e Dime had a good lead at the start
but in the stretch Mary Conroy came ur
and won by neck in a whipping finish
Virgin IL. second. One Dime third
Time, 1:12I.
Sixth race, selling purse for two-year-olds
i've and a half furlongs-Starters: Corinnt
Kenney, ITO; Lee S. ITO; Reveal, ITO: Boi
1. ll6; Ora, 81: Whitney, lO4; Onlight. 10Y
Georgia Hunt, To4. Betting: Bob L, to s
Ora and OnlIght to each; Whitney, t.
]; Corrinne Kenney and Reveal 5 to each
Georgia Hunt, 81 to 1; Lee 5, II to l.
Corrinne Kenney got away third. bu
soon took the lead, keeping it to tn,
stretch, where Bob L. the favorite, cam,
up and won by length, Whitney ans
Onlight next in the order given. Time
1:10H.