St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-16
PLUNGERs IN HARD LUCK.
Only One Favorite Finishes First
at Latonia.

Only One Favorite Finishes First
at Latonia.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 15.-The track at
Latonia was in excellent condition to-
day, and very large crowd of specta-
tors gathered to witness the races. The
weather was mild and pleasant and sew
eral good fields were OH the programme.
the single fayorite that won was Ma
belle, and even she was sold at equal
odds with Chimes. In the run away
just before the second race, Lemoine II.
displayed spirit and speed that aston
ished the crowd.
First race, Selling purse for two-year- olds;
furlongs. Starters: Caprice. 80; Villain,
10S; Sibyl, Ill: Willow, los; Silver Light.
100: Nellie Whitaker, lO9; Fair Haven, SO;
TeFesina 81; Little Midget, lOJ: Carmen.
los. Betting: Caprice, Dig to l; Carmen, 4
to l Little Midget and Teresina, 6 to each:
Willow and Silver Light, to L; Villain, 10
to L Sibyl, 20 to /; Fair Haven and Nellie
Whitaker, 30 to 1.
Carmen led at the start, Villain at the
three quarters and Teresina in the
stretch, but near the wire Little Midget
came up and won easily by two lengths
from Willow with the favorite Caprice
next. Time, 0:501S.
Odds and upwards, mile-Starters: Lieder-
kranz 10l; Argenia. 104; Rimini. lO4 Lord
Tom Himyar, 10y: Billy Pinkerton, 10Y;
Lemoine Ii, 81; Nipper. 50: Pickup, 50;
3lz to L; Billy PinKerton, 2 to L Robin, 4 to
|; Argenta and Pickup, to each; NiDper,
II to l: Rimini and Lemoine II, 10 to L
each; LiedeTkranz and Lord Tom Himyar, 80
to each.
On the second break-away Lemoine Il
IL
and half, uniting him for running to
out the race. In the race Robin ran
first to the half, but was soon after
headed by Pickup, who continued in the
lead until well down the stretch. Just
before the wire was reached Argenta
and Robin came up under drive and
made hot fight against Pickup for the
victory, but Pickup succeeded in win
ming by short head, while Argenta
was a nose in front of Robin, third.
Time, 1:4315.
Third Face, selling. purse. for three year
Starters: Polemus, LOG; Valet. 10Y: Ten
Like, 1I2; G W. 81; Aunt Kate, 1O5 Bet
ting: Polemus. 3 to /; Valet, 10 to L; Ten
Like, 2la to L G W, 8 to L; Aunt Kate, even
money.
& w made great show ing until past
the back stretch. where he gave up, and
POlemuS, putting forth his strength,
won very easily by length, Aunt Kate
and Ten Like next in the order named.
Time, 1:45s4.
Fourth race, purse for three-year-olds and
upwards, mile and a sixteenth = Start
ers: Cecil b. 105; Princess Annie los;
Josie nj, /, 8: Martin Russell, 1l2 Labra-
dor, II 3; Meadowbrook, so; Flitaway, 80:
Carter B. 1U3; Little Crete, 1O5. Betting:
Josie NJ, 8 TO 81 Meadowbrook, TO l. Cecil
B, 5 to i; Martin Russell. 6 to l: Princess
Annie and Labrador. 10 to l each: Little
Crete and Carter b, II TO l each; Fljtaway,
20 to l.
Josie NJ led when the flag fell, but
FIitaWay led at the stand. Meadow
it until in the stretch Carter b came
out and won, Princess Annie second,
on the outside, and Meadowbrook third
Time, 1909.
Fifth race, free handicap sweepstake for
two-year- olds. five furlongs-Starters: Chimes
l IA; Mabelle, Ito: Laura Agnes, 80: Drift,
50; Long Leaf, SO. Betting: Chimes and
Mabelle TO 5 each, Laura Agnes and Long
Leaf z to each, Drift to !.
Laura Agnes was first away. Long
Leaf headed her in the stretch and was
in turn himself passed by Mabelle. who
won by half length, Long Leaf second.
Laura Agnes third. Time, :O21S
Sixth race, free handicap sweepstake
for two-year-olds, four furlongs-Starters:
Tom Jones, 108: Matte Alien, 100; Lee s
10; Carrie A, Ill; Woodbena, u.s. Belle of
Springfield, 10Y; Beulah b, 50: Spider, 90 I;
Georgia Hunt 1903; Godiya, 105: Fannie s,
1O5: Whitney, los. Betting: Tom Jones
and Woodbena, to L each; Matte Allen,
Spider, Whitney, Fannie S and Carrie A, 6
to each: Belle of Springfield, 8 to l; Lee
S, 10 to /; Godiva, IL to / Georgia Hunt, Is
to L; Beulah n, 20 to l.
Belle of Springfield was first away,
but in the stretch Woodbena came out,
winning by a nose, Lee S second, Mat
tie Alien third. Time so seconds.
ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
First race, selling, mile and seventy wards
-kinglike, 81; John Morris. IO4; Pritchett,
104; .Eugenia, 1O4; Consignee, ITO; Grey
Cloud. 10.
Second race, selling, mile-West Anna. 81 /;
Laura Ford, lou; Barney, 105; John Adams,
LOG: Bertha, 112; Royal Garter, 1l6.
Third race, handicap. mile and a six
teenth-Business, 50; Penn P, So: Miss
Leon. IS: Good Bye. 100; Martin Russell,
100; Dollikens, lob; Rosemont 1u3; Bob
Forsythe, los; Silver Lake, 10y; Daniel,
los; Banchief, 1O@; Rogers 10: Fayette,
no; Major Tom, lI3; Tenacity, II3; Verge
dor, 1l3.
Fourth race, Edgewater handicap six fur
longs-Tenor, 100; Response, 100; Penny
royal, 100: Rainier, 11O Valera, l12; Sir
Abner. 112: Rudolph, l12; Tom Mackin,
-; Donatello 1l3; Meleni. i15; Philora,
10; Lady Washington, ll5; Kingman III;
Palestine, Ia.
Fifth race, maidens, nine-sixteenths Of a
mile-Nelie Whitaker, lU1; Minnie Kosko,
iOl; Canto, l"3; Miss Bowling. fU3: Sara,
1903; Louisiana. 1903; London Smoke, los;
Hart Wallace, no.
Sixth race maidens. nine-sixieenths of a
mile-Eli Keadige. 1OU; Carroll Reid, 1u2;
Mirabeau, l02: Veillen, los; Virgin II, 1O3
Lum, lo4; Faithful, 1C6: Thank D, Il 6.
selections: First race, Grey Cloud and
Consignee; second race, Barney and Bertha
third race, Verge FOR and Rosemont: fourth
race, Philora and Kingman: fifth race, Hart
Wallace and Louisiana; sixth race Mirabeau
and Carroll Reid.