St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-03
PRINCESS BowLING's PRIZE.
She Wins the Merchants Stakes
at LatOnia.

CINCINNATI, O., June 2.-The warm
weather seems to have caused slight
falling off in the attendance at Latonia,
and the usual crowd did not appear.
Still the number present was quite
large. The pleasant weather was I'M
changed and the track very fast. in
fact the time on the average was the
best that has been made at this meeting.
First race, selling purse for three year olds
and upwards, one mile and seventy Yards
Starters: Lucy p, LOG; Bonaletta, 100; Bal
lyhoo 1O2; Major Tom. 1O4; Brookful, LOG;
Brown Duke, los. Post odds: Brookful,
to l. Ballyhoo. to 5; Lucy P, 2i2 to l
Brown Duke, TO L; others and to l.
Every horse at some time during the race
occupied one of the first three places. Brook
ful won in gallop. Brown Duke, who had
run between two and three lengths behind
the others until the stretch was reached.
managed by good running to get second
place, Lucy P third. Time, 1:4734.
mile-Starters: Prince Fonso, 122; Uncle
Bob, III; Outlook, ia; Little. Prince, ITO;
Rogers, ITO. Post odds: Uncle Bob even
money; Prince Fonso, to l; Outlook, 4I2 to
l others 90 and 80 to l. Uncle Bob was
first by head at the start, and gradually III
creasing the distance, won easily by length
and half. Prince Fonso barely beat Out
look for second place by a short neck. Out
look third. Time, :42A.
Third race, free handicap Sweepstake for
a sixteenth-Starters: Laura Davidson, ITO;
Catalpa. los; Hypocrite, 105; Birthday,
IO5; Climax, los; Gunshot, los; Gymnast,
1O4; Josie M. 03: Marchma, 1903; Ed Hop
per- 100: Remini, 95; Nettie Johnson, 100;
Benson. %; Osborne, 90 Post odds: Hypo-
1 others, from D TO 40 to l. After one or
two preakaways, the horses were sent off
with Marchma at the head. She, however,
soon gave place to Catalpa, who in turn
yielded to Josie NJ. Josie nj kept her posi-
ton until down the stretch. where Hypo-
critic came on with rush and won without
being touched by whip or spur: Catalpa Sec
ond, Climax third. Time, 1:47s4.
Fourth race, the Merchants stakes for
three year-olds and upwards. mile and an
eighth-Starters: Glockner, 1872; Ban Chief,
1902; Princess Bowling, 10Y; Rosemont. 102;
Heron, us; Cecil B, 81; Sportsman. 122.
Post odds: Princess Bowling, to .; Clock
ner, IL and 10 to 1: Rosemont, 3 to l:
others from 6 to 10 to 1. Rosemont darted
away when the drum tapped and remained
in the lead until at the head of the back
stretch, when Ban Chief began to press hard
upon him, with Princess Bowling third. a
length and half behind In this order they
crossed into the back stretch and turned into
the straight. Poincess Bowling then forged
ahead apd won easily, Rosemont length be-
hind and Glockner a close third Time,
1:55I2.
Fifth race, selling. purse for twoyear-olds,
five and one-half furlongs-Starters: War
plot, liz: Jeanerette, 103; Timberland, SO;
Emma Fields, 1O3. Post adds: Timberland,
to L ; Emma Fiends 342 to i; Jeanerette, 8
to 5; Warplot, 20 to l. Jeanerette was
ahead at the start but Warplot soon over
took her and after that had it all his own
way and in a whipping finish won by a
length and a half from Emma Fields, six
lengths ahead of Jeanerette, third. Time
1:10A.
ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
First race, selling, one mile-Ballymena. 80;
Salute, 81; Silver King, 50; Silver Lake, 80;
Eugene. 101; Miss Gibson, 10l; Poiemus,
10Y; Mamie Fonso. 108; Alta, 112.
Second race, selling, mile and seventy
yards-Kirkman. 90; Bon Ridgely, 90; Julia
w, SO; Walker, 102; Morfield. LOG: Robin,
1O6; Crawfsh, 10Y; Dyer, ITO; Glamour.
la.
Third race, handicap, nine furlongs-sena,
95; Gunwad, 81; Mount Lebanon, 100;
Spectator, 100; Hydy, l02; Tenacity, Ill;
Bonita, ia.
Fourth race, Latonia Oaks. mile and a
quarter-Julia Magee, l06; Marie X, LOG;
Daisy F, 100: Longshore, 109; English
Lady, 113; Heller SHELTER, 1I3,
Fifth race, maidens, niue-sixteenths of q
mile-Miss Hawkins. 90: Marmora, 10l
Mabold; 10l; Hindooette. 101; Tom Rogers,