St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-02
SECOND CHOICES IN FRONT.

Plungers on FavOrites at Latonia
Lose Their Money.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 1.-Another large
crowd was in attendance at the Lat mia
races to-day, and betting was steady
and spirited. The track was in first
class condition, and the weather all that
could be desired. 1t was rather hard
day for favorites, although no long shots
were numbered among the winners.
First race purse for two-year-o maiden
FLIES, to carry ITO pounds four furlongs-
Starters-Godiva, Susette, Triumph, Little
Annie, Rosedell. Miss Bowling, Fair Haven.
Dosta. Little Midget. Pest odds: Little
Midget, 2 TO l.; Miss Bowling. Is 10 L Rose
dell and Godiva, to each: Little Annie,
to /; Others between 10 and 30 to l..
Little Midget was first away, but was
passed by G0diva, who kept the lead
until well down the stretch. where sew
eral others alternated in the lead, but
finally Little Annie came out of the
bunch and won under the whip by a
length and half. Rosedell second,
Godiva third. Time, 0:51.
Second race, selling, purse for three year
olds and upward, mile and twenty yards
Starters: Joe Walton, Ito; Nina Archer.
101; Great Scott, 1e4; Rogers, 107; Gym
mast. lii; Meckie H, los; Silver Lake, 107.
Post ODDS: Gymnast, 2 to l Rogers and Sill
yer Lake, to each; Nina Archer, 6 to L;
Meekie II, 8 TO l.; Great Scott, 10 to L; Joe
Walton, II to L.
Silver Lake had the best of the start.
but soon gave place to Joe Walton, who
led to the head of the stretch, where
Gymnast, who had been almost last at
the start. came up. but in whipping
finish Nina Archer ran first. a head in
front of GymnaSt, second, Meckie I'll
third. Time. 1:44ss4l.
1'hird rono Saiyip0 purca for fhroa. raar-
| olds and upward, one mle-StarterS: Lijero
| 113; Neva c. Ito; Jack Brady. ITO: Pritch-
EFT, 101: Spite, 101: Dyer, 81. Post odds:
Neva G, D to 9; Jack Brady. to l; Pritchett
and Dyer, to each; Spite, 20 to /; Lijero,
10 to l.
Dyer led at the start, but was almost
Immediately headed by Pritchett, who
continued to lead during the remainder
| of the distance, winning by two lengths.
Dyer and Nina G running second and
third, respectively. Time, 1:43M.
Fourth race, purse for three year-olds and
| upward, mile and seventy yards Starters:
Spectator, III; Adrian, Id; Redlight, los !;
| Rosemont, los; Princess Annie. l05: Little
] Crete. 105; Louisa Forest 102; Lottie S. 90;
| Flitaway, 10Y; Marchma, 10Y; Carter B.
lob Post odds: RoseImont 2la to L; Prin-
cess Annie, to l Little Crete and March
ma to each; Spectator. POI to /; others
| between 10 and SOTO each
Marchma was first at the start, and
though headed at the stand she again
showed in front in the stretch. and in a
driving finish won without being
touched by whip or spur by neck,
Rosemont second, Spectator third.
Time, 1:46a4.
five furlongs-Starters: Reveal, 10Y; Frank
| ID. 104; Beulah b, 95; Paoli, 10Y; Tom
! Jones, LOG; Lamar 98 Post Odds: Re-
veal, to L; Frank D, 8 to /; Beulah B, Is
| TO I m TOY, x r
mar, to l.
PaOli led from start to stretch, where
Tom Jones end Reveal came to the
front. Reveal winning by length and
a half, Tom Jones second, Frank ID
third. Time, 1:031@.
| ENTRIES FOR TODAY.
First race, selling. mile and twenty yards
Silver Lake, lod; Hopeful, lo4 Consignee,
Second race, maidens mile-Lutha Lee.
90: Lady Frazer. 95; Spite, 100; Kinglike,
/ 1903: Miss Leon, 1O5.
Third race, handicap. mile and sixteenth
business, 80: Carter B, 81; Ed Hopper,
9o; Hamlet 100; Monita Hardy. 100; Mar
tin Russell, 102; Penn P, los; Eli, los
Wary, 1e7; Tenacity. 10S.
Meadow Brook. 9S; Chautress, Ia5: Dolli-
kens, 10o; Sir Ciee, los; Eugenia, 105
Polemus ITO; W G Morris, 1l5.
Fifth race, maidens, four turlongs.Sara,
1o2; Miss Courtenay, 102; Long LET, 102;
Carmen, 1902; London Smoke. los: Fault
full, l05; One Dime, los; Reputation, 10.
Sixth lace, maidens, four furlongs-Viel-
len, i02; Col. Wheatly, los; Rudolph, 1O5
Reid. ITO; Eli Kindige. no; Mirabeau, ITO.
Selections: First race. Consignee and
Pickup; second race, Kinglid and Miss Leon
third race, Monita Hardy and Tenacity
race, Reputation and Miss Courtenay; sixth
| race. Carroll Reid and Veillen.