St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-04
PICKED The WINNERS
Plungeps at Latonia Get the
Best Of the Book
makers.
Six Favorites, ALI Heavily
Backed, Run Under the
Wire First.
The Track at Morris Park a
Veritable Sea Of
Mud.
Lucky Baldwin's Los Angeles
Is Distaneed in a Heat
Race.

CINCINNATI, o., Get 3.-To-day's
races at Latonia were quite largely at
tended. Owing to the heavy rain OF
last night the track was not in as good
condition as it has been during the pre-
vious days of the meeting, although ii
was far from being slow. The fourth
race was won very easily by Bobby
Beach. the favorite. In the majority of
cases Bobby Beach was declared out in
books. The crowd again got the best
ofthe bookmakerS, as in every race the
fayOrite won.
eleven-sixteenths of a mile-Starters: Tom
Jones, l06; Grandpa, 40; Iyanhoe, 9S;
Liberty Bell, 100; Lum. 1O2: Paoli, lob
Suzette. l01; Bob L, 10; Woodford. 112.
Post odds: Bob L, g to 3: Woodford, 4 to
Tom Jones and Lum. 8 to 1 each; Ivanhee
and Grandpa. 10 to ! each; others between
. and 20 TO /.
Paoli started first, but was almost i'm
mediately headed by Bob l., who con-
tinued Head during the remaining dis
lance. winning handily by four lengths ;
Tom Jones and Iyanhoe second and
third respectively. Time, I'LL.
Second race, selling purse for three-year
oldS and upwards, one mile-StarterS: New
rain, %; Destruction, 104: John Morris,
109; Ireland, 113; Valedictory. SO; G W,
SO: Grayson, 104; Spite. l04; Col Zeb
Ward, 1o5; Dyer, los; Pullman, ITO; Ten
Pullman: to l: Dyer and Ten Like, to 1
each: others between 10 and 40 to l.
AT the quarter John Morris headed
Dyer who had the best of the start and
continued to lead until at the head of
the stretch, Pullman came up and won,
whipping by two lengths from Dyer,
len Like third. Time, As.
Third race, selling purse for three year
Odds and upwards, mile and a sixteenth
Starters: Liederkranz- los; Lucy p. 10Y;
Hydy. i05; Nina Archer. i'll: Gymnast,
ITO. Post betting: Gymnast, j to 3; Nina
Archer, 3 to l: Liederkranz, 20 to /; Hydy,
to i; Lucy p 10 to l.
GYmnast made all the running after
the quarter, winning by neck from
Nina Archer, Hydy third. Time. ISL.
Fourth race, purse for three-year-old and
upward, mile and seventy yards-Starters !:
Bette Seldom, 1o2; Bobby Beach, II3;
Argenta. Is; Ormie. 1l6; Joe Walton, 10Y !;
Louisa Forest, 1O4: Lottie S, SO. Post bet
ting: Bobby Beach. I to z; Ormie and
rest and Bette Seldom, 10 10 L each; Lottie
3 ; to l. With Bobby Beach ont: Argenta
and Bette seldom, + to l; Ormie. to :
Lottie S. TO D; others, 3 to l each.
Bobby Beach held back until the stretch
was reached, whenhe went forward and
won i'll canter, Lottie and Louisa
Forest next in the order named.
Time, 1:49.
Fifth race, purse for twoyear-olds. six
furlongs- Starters-Lee S, IO7: Palestine
1l5; Semper Fidele, us; Hazelhurs,. 81 :
Roseland. ID: Tom Rogers, I12; Ed
Leonard, 10; Faithful. 100: Douglass. 100.
Post betting: Sempers Fidele 3 to 2: Pales-
tine, 10 |; Roseland and Tom Rogers, 5 to
] each, Ed Leonard and Faithful, 8 to /
each; Hazelhurst, IL to l /; Lee 5 and Doug
lass 10 to L each.
Douglass led at the start, but Rose
land soon took the lead. keeping it to
the stretch where Semper Fidele came
in and won by nose, RoselaDd second,
Palestine third. Time, l:1515.
First race, mile and twenty yards, selling
kingiike, 81; West Anne, 90; Harry Weldon,
10l; Expense, i01; Great Scott, 10Y; Neya
L. no: Robin, no.
Second race, selling. mile and one-six-
teenth-Meckie II, 1O3: Ormie, 1OS: Panta-
iette; III; j t, III; Bob Forsythe. ia;
Jubilee, III.
Third race, handicap, mile-Business, 90:
Royal Garter, IS; Ban Chief 81: Martin
Russell, 80; Polemus 100; Consignee, 100;
Laura Davidson, I02: Eli. IO2: Penn p 100:
Major Tom, 1o4: Mamie Fonso. 1n5 Spec
tator. 1O5; Dollikens. 10Y; Catalpa, III;
Arundel Is.
Fourth race. Queen City Handicap. mile
and thTee-sixteenths-Bobby Beach III:
Silver Lake, 1O3; Sportsman. 122; W. G.
Morris, los; Hamlet, lO2; Blarneystone DR.,
LOG: Marion c, ll6; Jaja, 100.
Fifth race, five furIongs-Canto. 101: Lou
lsiana, lob; Minnie Kosko, lob; Ann Eliza
beth, 10Y; Birdella NJ, lO7 Response. IO7:
Melenie, Joy: Carrie A, 10Y; Maud B. lO7; :
Miss Hawkins III; Philora, rs; Lady
Washington, lis.
selections: First.race, Robin and Harry
Weldon; second race, Jubilee and Paulalefte.
third race. Arundel and Penn P: fourth race
Browns entry Bobby Beach and Silver
Lake., and Megibben's entry Sportsman and
W: 6: Norris; fifth race. Melenie and Anne
Elizabeth