St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-09-15
BOOKMAKERs' DAY.
The Talent Has a Blue Day at
Latonia.


CINCINNATI, Sept. 14.-The track at
Latonia to-day was at its best for good
time, and the weather was delightful.
This was bookmakers' day. Fayorites
lost in all the races except the sixth and
seventh, while in the fifth 80 to shot
took the prize. Heller Shelter behaved
so badly at the post in the fourth race
that he was withdrawn.
First race, selling mile-Starters: Velocity,
104, 30 to ; Miss Bissell. 101, 10 TO l: Leader
los, to L; John q, no. 6 to 8; Van Zandt
liz, to L; Coronel, 100, II to l: Joe Walton,
1O2, 6 TO l.; Capt Jack, 100 to ].
The start was quickly made, with
Capt Jack in front. After the first turn
they began to string out. with Joe
Walton far behind. Joe Walton in a
driving finish won Dy half neck from
Capt. Jack, three lengths ahead of John
q, third. Time, 1:434.
Second race, selling for two-year- olds. five
furlongs-Starters: Tom Bard, los, 20 TO 4;
Roland. los, Il TO /; Luke Richards, 102, to
l; The Queen, los. to l; Orville. 104. 5 to 4;
Gretehma. 81, 10 to 1; Dixie 80. 4 to l.; Judge
Jewell, i04, 6 to 1.
After trifiing delay the field got off
well together. The Queen, Orville and
Judge Jewell almost abreast. Trifling
variations in this order brought in Or
vile winner by half leng tn, Judge
Jewell second and the Queen third.
Time, 1903.
Third race. selling, for three-year ODDS and
Renounce, 107, to 1; Ruby Payne, ITO, 30 TO
L: Sir Planet, log, TO 1; Little Scissors, LOG
8 to 5; Harry Weldon, 107, TO l: Royal Gar
ter, 104, to 1; Mean Enough, lib, 10 10 j L;
T. 1G5, Is to 1.
Royal Garter won, coming out of the
N q Of cRN0nn
Ruby Payne third. Time, :4419.
Fourth race, mile and sixteenth-Start
ers: Heller Shelter, 121, 10 l.; Mlrabeau,
ia, to / /; Faithful, 107, to 10; Lillian Lind
say, 102 S to 1; Bob Forsythe, 102, % to l.;
Rorka, 104 4 toll
Heller Shelter showed up crazy and
was taken out. All bets were declared
off and time was given for renewed pet
ting. Oyerton, the rider of Heller Skel-
ter. showed himself master horseman.
After the new books were made,
good start was made. R0rka
led, the rest all closely punched.
The bunch was pretty compact all
the way around into the stretch,
when Rorka reached out and won in a
spirited contest from Faithful by a
length, with Lillian Lindsay third,
length and half back. Time, | :49.
Faithful became a l to 2 favorite III the
second books.
Fifth race, handicaps, two ear-olds, eleven
sIxteenths of a mile-Starters: Mill, %, 10
TO /; Milo, 97 s to l; Frank Kinney, liz, to
|; Prince of Darkness 100. TO l: Chief
Justice, los, to 1; w B, 107, to 1; Old Pep
per, l07, IL to 1; Dore, l07. to L; Ahnorean,
100, 6 to L; Readina, 90, 40 TO 1.
There was little unsteadiness before
the start, but they got off well and ran
well together past the half and then be-
gan to open out. Fortune had favored
Milo. Frank Kinney. w 3 and DOfe
thus far. A transformation in the
stretch brought Readina out of ObScur
ity and landed her winner easily by
three lengths. with Frank Kinney sec
ond, a length in front of DOre, third.
Time, 1:0Sh, 4
Sixth race, same conditions az second race.
five furlongs-Starters: Outcraft, 10S, to L;
Ragner 104 10 to 1; Puryear ID. 107, to 1;
Ollie Glenn, 80. 3 to 1 Grandma, 80, 20 to L;
Hindoogam, 10l. 2; PenniIess. 1Ol, to l.
The start was quickly and beautifully
made, and was run in fine style through
out. Ollie Glenn took the lead soon
after starting and never surrendered it.
winning by neck from Hlndoogam,
second, length in front of Ragner,
third. Time, 1929.
Seventh race, same conditions as fourth
Starters: Reputation, o. to ]: Clark, %, to
10; Mayor Nolan, 102, 15 to L: Princess Anne,
90, 10 to /; Little Annie, 81, 6 to L; Quotation,
90. to I: Flower Dellis, 104. to L; Happi-
ness, 80, Z to 5.
This race was partly run by moon
light, as the sun had just set and
the stars were visible. Quotation and
Princess Anne seemed to be the COM
petitors to the home turn, when Happi-
ness glided to the front and won by
length from Little Annie, second, a
length IN front of Quotation, third.
Time I .49L