St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-18
ABOUT AN EVEN THING
Three Favorites and Two
Fank Outsiders Finish
First at Lat0nia.
RookmakerS at Elizabeth Hit
Hard, Six First Choices
Winning.
Kentucky Breeders Races at
Lexington Too Slow to
Awake Enthusiasm.
The Monmouth Association
Will Spring Straight Mile
TPotS.

CINCINNATI. Oct. 1.-THE track at
LatOnia was in very good condition to-
day and the time was fully up to the
average. The attendance was very
large and betting was active. On the
whole it was not a favorable day for
strong faYUrites. and Reputation and
Fannie S, each of which won. were both
ten TO one shots. 1t " as day of small
fields and exciting finishes.
First race, selling, purse. for two-year-olds,
four fuTiongs-SlarteTs: Lille ), s.; Keep
sake, II .: Silver Light no: Sibyi III: One
Dime. 116 Fair HAVEN 90: Ivanhune Jog:
Carmen, lt6. Betting: Tanhoe and One
Dime, TO each; Carmen. TO /; Silver
Light. 10 ] /; keepsake. 70 10 /: Sibyl. Is to
j; Little and Fair haven. 2" to each.
Carmen led throughout. winning by a
length and a half from Silver Light,
who was length before One Dime.
Time, 51]5.
Second race selling. purse. for three-year-
oldS and upward. mile ana twenty yards.
Starters: Lord Tom Himyar. 40: Little
Crete, Ito; Billy Pinkerton, ll3; Royal Gar
ter, 40. Betting: Little Crete and Billy
Pinkerton > 10 l each; Royal Garter, even;
Lord ION Himyar, II to /.
Royal Garter was not once headed
during the race, winning by half
ZENITH, Little Crete second. Billy Pinker-
Third race. selling purse for three-year olds
and upwards. mlle--SIarterS: Gulnare. 1U4;
Ten Like. l0z: Robin, II; Destruction, 70;
Harry Weldon. SIS; Aunt kaie. 100. Bet
ting: Robin even, Aunt kale and Harry
Weldon. 2i2 10 l: Destruction and Ten Like.
% to each: Gulnare, % to /.
Robin ran first until well down the
stretch, with Aunt Kate second all the
way. but the latter succeeded in reach
ing the Wire length before Harry
Weldon. Robin third. Time. 1:4511z
Fourth race. purse, for three-year-olds and
upwards, nile and seventy yards-Starters:
Penn T, los: Verge dor. l13, Princess Az
ME, 106; Goodbye. lU6. Betting: Verge
dor 5 TO 3: Goodbye, 5 to l Penn P, to
/; Princess Annie. = to l.
Verge dor had Things all her own
way from the time the flag fell until she
passed under the wire winner by two
lengths, Penn z beating Princess Annie
for the place by a short neck. lime,
I:47S[.
Fifth race, free handicap sweepstake for
tWG-year-olds, SIX furloRgs Starters: Miss
CouItenay, Long Leaf. 9S: Lucille Man
neite, 100; PaoH. 100: Repn taIien, IuD;
Tenor, lou; Woodbena, liz. betting: Long
Leaf, even: Woodoena and Tenor, 8 TO l
each; Lucille Mannelte. > to !; Reputation
and Miss Courenay, 10 10 1 each; Paoli, Il
10 L
Lucille, Mannette and Paoli each
showed first for short distance, but in
the stretch the fight was plainly be-
tween Reputation and Tenor, Reputa-
ton winning by nose, Tenor second,
Woodbena third. Time. LII.
Sixth race. q free handicap sweepstake for
two-year-olds, four furlongs-Starters: Viii
low. no; Maud B. Il3: Lee S, IA: Corinne
kenney, 1l5: Georgia Hunt leo: Fannie S
los; Matte q len, 10. Betting-Lee and
Matte Allen. - to l each; CorinRe Kenney,
to 4; Fannie s. 10 10 /: Maud b, q to l;
Georgia Hunt, 20 to / Willow, > to /.
Lee S was first away, but was almost
Immediately headed by Fannie S, who
kept her lead 10 the end, Whining by
two lengths. Maud B second, neck in
front Of Lee s. Time. 80.