Omaha daily bee., 1891-05-30
Latonia,s sixth Day.

CINCINNATI, o., May 29.-The threatening
weather operated against a large attendance
at the sixth day of the present Lntonia races.
Nevertheless tho weather turned out favora-
BILE, the track was good and there were over
four thousand people present The netting
stands presented an animated scene though
the races were not so exciting as those of
yesterday. The favorites lost in the first,
second and fourth races, but only to moder
ately short horses, and they won in the third
and fifth races. In all the events the Win
ming horse achieved victory by merely
scratch.
seventy yards. Starters; Nellie Whitaker,
9JdHerlimngl,, % to Il Poemus III R, WilIIamss
Forsythe, III Cseaman), to L Cashier 10
.Freenman, Sto i, L Ha9piness, lo5 CGop6daIel .
1Ol NlcDonald), toll
Bob Forsythe threw Seaman in trial
start, which caused delay, but Seaman re-
mounted and rode to victory. In the outset
Cashier led, followed by Polemus and Bob
Forsythe Sir Planet led from the string to
the three-quarters, but dropped back after
ward. Bob Forsythe came up from the bunch
to the front in the stretch and won by neck,
Happiness second, "a neck in front OF Cashier,
third. Time ASH. Nellie Whitaker was
rather last in the rear group all the way
around. The winner was sold at entered
price.
Second race selling, purse $500, one mile and
twenty yards. Starters: Rehuf. ia &C.. SlOanl
II TO l; Mnrvell O3ls (Englism4 to /; Metha
u. PauO TO Il Lelallis, lO2 (Goodalc), to |;
Victoria, lO3l lBritton), 1 to 1; Topstonc, lOOh
(lieyes) to 5; Triumph, 81 IT. Slonn), toll
Topstone, Victoria and Marvel each carried
two and One-half pounds overweight, Re
buH led in good start with Metha second
and Topstone third Topstone held third to
the end, except at the half for n moment,
when Triumph passed him on his way to the
front. Triumph led at three-quarters ana TILL
within fifty yards of home, when Marvel
strobe out of the bunch and won by half a
lapping third. Time: :45I, The winner
was whipped furiousiy through the last quar-
rer. Metha altenated between first and sec
ond until near home, where She cane IN
fourth. The winner was sold the owner at
the entered price
Third race, free handicap, sweepstakes, for
three-year-olds ana up, one and q sixteenth
miles Starters; Yale 0l lOS Williams, to
|; Nellera, UI (Brlttonl. TO ); Eli, Jos lorlerl
S to 81 RAINIER s5 lGoodaleD, 10 to /; Major Tom,
los (lIathawayl, 20 to l.
Eli led in the start with Rainier second,
Yale '9l, third, aud Valera last. Major Tom
passed Eli at the stand and Yaln '0l rushed
into the lead at the quarter, Valera was last
till the three-quarters, took third, and then
into the seretch come into the front and won
by half length from Yale '9l, who was Soc
ond with Eli a tapping third, while Rainier
and Major Tom We're eight lengths in the
rear Time: / ;49sl.
Fourth race the Tobacco stakes, sweep
stakes for three-year-olds and up one mlle'
starters; Bertha lO2 (Br ttonl, 70 /; Lorenzo,
l0l lGoodalc), IL TO !; ida Pickwck, los tR
Williams I to /; Mora, 40 ,Englishl, 10 /;
don, 100 lPortcrl 70 /; Aunt Kate, lp4 Boyer,
10 TO 1; Harry Smith, l0l u.lllyl, y 70 Il Eu-
genie, % tStokos. 10 TO /; Camils, l0S tAl on,
- TO /; jubilee l05 Finneganl IS 70 Il Frod
Fink, 90 laicDonaldl, 10 to 1.
Jubilee sulKed at first and delayed the
START, bu. they finally got of with plclywlck
leading, Mora second, Fred Fink third and
Sportsman last. Ida PicLwick and Mora ran
close together all the way to the stretch,
meantime interchaaging first and second
places. Bertha showed up third in the