St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-31
TEUTON'S FAST TRIP.
Halloway's Colt Wins the Decora-
ton HandicaD at Latonia.

CINCINNATI, o., May 9o.-Fo-day was
one of the most memorable in the his
tory of Latonia. Every train that came
to the grounds was crowded to the low
est step of the platform with good
natured, perspirlng mass Of humanity.
Seldom has been seen at the track
larger number of people than that which
to-day overhowed the grand stand and
flooded every foot Of available space on
the ground. The Strauss Vienna or
cfeStra, accepting the invitation ten
>dered them by the club, assembled at
the club house. The betting shed was
packed almost to sutfoeation. The book
makers were kept busy taking bets
as fast as they could handle them,
and thousands of dollars changed
hands. 1t was one of the greatest days
Latenia has ever seen. The principal
event of the day and, indeed. of the
meeting-the Decoration handicap
Won by D. T. Helloway's colt Teuton.
The track was in excellent condition,
and the running fully up to the aver
age. The proceedings passed off with
out a single unpleasant feature, save
the slight accident to Jockey Steppe in
the second race. This, however, was
by no means serious, as Steppe rode in
fairly threw its money away on the day,
only two favoriteS winning. and those
not very strongly backed. At the close
of the handicap, a wreath OF flowers
was placed Oh Teuton, and he was led
up the track amid the cheers of the
spectators.
First race, selling purse, for three year
olds and upwards, one miie-StaFters: Ger
manic LOG. RolIin Hawley. Ill; Gonsignee.
lis; Julia W, SO; Salute, 90; Miss Gibson
81. Post odds: Germanfe and Julia W. 2l2
to l each; Roll1n Hawley to L; Salute, 5 TO
l; others and Is to l. Consignee and Miss
Gibson ran first alternately to the half mile
post. Germanle then swept past the others
and led by three lengths until well down the
stretch where RawIfn Hawiey came in and
beat him, winning by head, Salute second,
Germanie third Time, L :4544
Second race. q free handicap sweepstake
for three-year-oIdS and upwards. mile and
one-sixteenth - Starters: Long Boy, l0S;
Josie N, los; Gymnast, 105; Jake Miller,
100; Mount Lebanon, 81; Gunshot, 81;
BroOkfulI, 81. Post ODDS: Josie nj, 3 to l.:
Mount Lebanon and Jake Miller, to each;
Gunshos. II to l.; Broekfull. 20 to l. Long
Boy, 10 to 1. GymnaSt, 2T2 to 1. Jake Miller
led with Josie NJ close up at the start, and In
this order they turned into the back stretch.
just after passing the u -mlte post Gymnast
stumbled. throwing Jockey Steppe, and the
rideriesS horse (who was favoritel galloped
on far behind the others In the stretch. it
looked like Mount Lebanon's race, but Gun
shot came rapidly to the front and won by
length from Mount Lebanon, second, Brook
full third. Time. l 80.
Third race q free handicap sweepstakes
for hree-Fear-eldS and edwards, one mile
and sIx-tenths-Siartsfs: Maori, Ill; Bon
tia. III; Marehma, log: Brandolette, 103;
Newcastle, los; Benson. 100; Catalpa, los.
Post odds: Catalpa, 8 to l; Bonita and New
castle. to L each; Maori and Brandolette )
TO L each. others from and 20 10 1. Bonita
started last, but kept coming up throughout
the race and finally won, Newcastle second
and Catalpa third. Time I 1874.
Fourth race. the Decoration handicap, for
three year-olds and upwards one mile and
quarter-Starters: King Regent, 50; Good
Bye, 100; Blair, los; Teuton. ! o5; Gloeknef,
1 10; E1yton, III; Heron, 112; Hypocrite.
-IO9 Post odds: King Regent and Good
Bye, TO each; Blair 20 to /; Teuton, 3 TO
l: GlockHer, to B; Elyten. 4 to 1; Heron.
to 1; Hypeefite, 10 to l. After brief delay
the horses were sent away, Glockner
holding first place, while Teuton WAS
last at the start. Passing the betting stand
Teuton began to advance and at the grand
stand was Leading the others by length.
with Good Bye second. From this time until
the last Teuton had his own way,
moderate distance between himself
and the others who were punched close to-
the fence At the three-qnarter pole,
Gfoekner began to come up, and running
stretch Gloekner and Hypocrite, who were
occupying the saeend and third places re-
spees1vely at the head of the stretch, were
bleeding freely from the spur. I'm an ex-
citing finish every horse was whipping save
Teuton, who, without apparent effert forged
forward and passed under the wire winner
by length aud half. King Regent darted
ahead of Gloekner and secured second place.
Gloekner being third. Time. 2:USsa.
Fifth race, selling purse, fer two year-olds
five furfongs-Starters: Ed Leonard. 1u4;
Jeanette 10Y; Woodbena, 109; Jack Shelly.
lO7; Plunger, 101; Ora. 103: Fanny $, los.
Post odds: Weodbena, to 5; Ed Leonard
and Ora. to 1 each; Jeanette 8 to /; others
from 10 to ID to !. Fannie 5 led from the
start until the stretch where WoodbeHa, who
had been running second all the way around,
took first place and won Ry length, Ed
Leonard second und Jeanette third Time,
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ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
First race selling, mile ana a sixteenth
Silver King. 100; silver Lake. 1902; Pluto
1903; Hopeful, loo; Alta. 10. Castaway
197.
Second race maiden FLIES. four fnrlongs--
Caprice. lbs. Cauto, lJ5, Anne Elizabeth,
It5; Ina Il, ltE5; Mary McGowan- los,
Matte Parks, los; Sister Linda. 105; Yicuna,
It's. Park Ridge, l05. Miss Hawkins, 1U5;
Mamora. los.
Third Race. sweepstakes, mile and seventy
yards-Llllian Lindsay, 81; Daisy F, 81;