St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-05-26
LONGSHORE GOT LEFT
Semper Fidele Won the Ken
lucky Triple Event at
Latonia.
a Magnificent Contest, With
Three Good Ones Out
to Win.
Tournament Loses at Graves
end and Bankrupt Wins
at Chicago.
Results Of Games in the
League and American
Association.

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made existence pleasant at TIE Latonia
race track to-day. An order was en-
forced which prohibits smoking or
chewing tobacco in the part Of the grand
stand occupied by women, making that
place more popular. OF $500 people
present to-day the proportion of women
was relatively very large. AS to the
track, it was not slow, nor was it fast,
and it was better for the last than for
the first races. Interest was concen-
trated or the fourth race, the Kentucky
triple event, to which Lexington and
Louisville contributed Jointly 200 to
the horse that wins it at Lexington in a
mile race, at Louisville in a mile and an
eighth, and at Latonia in a mile and a
quarter. LOngshOre, one of the
three entries, WIS an object of interest
because he won it this year at both Lex
lngton and Louisville. Semper Fidele
had shown great mettle at Latonia last
fall and she had numerous hackers in
this contest. At the last moment Pep
per drew out MabelIe. the third contest
ant IN the race. and Dollikens was en-
tered TO pair with Longshore. The con-
test was magnificent ana the excite
mentwas at blood heat. Semper Fidele
started the leader, fell 10 second till one
mile was finished. then came on easily,
three lengths winner. with DullikenS
leading LongshOre by a nose. In the
second race, Response threw Jockey
Parkinson at the three-qarter pole and
broke his leg. The horse was caught
and stabbed. There was a charge that
Lilly held Robespierre IN the third race
and that Jockey was brought to the
Judges stand, where he had hear
ing. The purse was paid, however.
First race.-Selling purse $500 for three
year Odds and upwards. Jubilee B pounds
overweight; one mile and twenty yards.
signee lib, r. Williams, TO |; Jubilee III,
Z. Sloan, TO l; l.. H., 101, Britton, 5 to |:
Matte Allen 10l, Porter to1.
In good start Happiness led, fol-
lowed by COnSignee ami Jubilee, but
under the string Jubilee came first with
Happiness and Consignee nearly neck
and neck and pushing the leader.
During the rest of the race the six con-
teStants ran closely grouped with Con-
slgree and Red Sign running one. two,
three, 10 the three-quarter pole, when
j.. H., who had been last from the
start. took the lead, with Matte Allen
second, COnSignee third and Jubilee
dangerous fourth. In the stretch Jub-
lice bounded to the front under q gentle
rein, and won by length, with Matte
Allen second. length the better of
Happiness. Time 10. The winner
was sold at the entered price, $500, to
the owner.
Second race purse $50. for three ear-olds
non-wlnneTs OF race of $50 III 1880 or 1891
mlle-StaTters; Maggie Moore. l05 McDon-
ald, - to / response, 4Gt, Parkinson, 10 to l;
Avolen, 30, Edwards, 20 to | Reputation,
ia, X. Williams. ) to l: Nertex, ia, English
to /; lamigue. III. Davis, 20 10 |; Harry
smith, III, Allen l. 10 /; Palmetto, III.
Hathaway. 10 /; Woodvale, no Britton,
to 1; Tenor, ia, Porter - TO /; Liulithgow,
los Goodale. TO [.
A good start was made, with Tenor in
the lead. Reputation and Maggie Moore
close up. Response was last. At the
quarter, Reputation took the lead from
Tenor and Avalon was last. Reputa-
ton led to within furlOng from home
when NerteX, who had come out of the
bunch i'll the stretch. took the lead and
came in with a length and a half. with
Palmetto second, length in front of
Woodvale, third. Time. 1:4324.
Third race. Il free handicap, sweepstakes
Tor three-year.ods and upwards, mile and
seventy yards-StarterS. Aunt Kate 90
auteheil, 10 to /; Eli. los, Porter. to l.
70 ,
Coomts, - to /: Radcliffe. 9S Goodale, Is to
|; Yale 81, iO0, Britton TO /; Laugtrv. 90
Horning, 10 TO /; Mora, 1CS English, ) to l.
faie9l carried three and half pounds
overweight.
The start was tedious. Yale '9l.
Langtry and Radcliffe by turns baked
it. When they did get Oft, there was
scarcely length between the leader
and tie last horse. The order was
Robespierre, Mora and Radcliffe, with
Langley last. Under the string Mora
led, with Robespierre and Radcliffe
second and third. and so it continued
passing the quarter, the only difference
being Eli last instead OF Langtry. At
the half the style was Robespierre.
Mora and Radcliffe. with Langtrv in
the rear again, which she kept to the
end. The order past the three-quarter
pole was RobeSpierre. Mora and Yale
'9l. In the stretch Yale 81 took sec
0nd from Mora, came rapidly to the
front and Won by neck, with Mora
second and Eli third. Time. :4615.
Fourth race. the Kentucky triple event: a
sweepStake for three-year oldS and upwards,
mile and quarter-MabeIle, Peppers entry,
was drawn on the grounds and Scoggan
Bros. Dollikens was entered making
three starters, two Of which were BY Scog-
gan Bros. >emper Fidele, 101. Porter, to
>; Doliikens, III, Lindsey and Longshore,
(coupled), Britton, . to J.
The start was made on the first trial.
Semper Fidele led, with Longshore
third, but at the string Dollikens was
first, FIdele second, Longshore third,
with scarcely daylight between the
three. his order continued TO the
three quarters, where Semper Fidele
led by neck, with LOngshore third
and close. In the stretch Semper
Ei1cln lnft | OnoSlooro 4I,roa Io,,,..i,. r.
hind, with Dollikens third, blowing her
breath on LongShore'S TANKS. In this
order they came under the string,
Semper Fidele winning by three lengths,
IongShOre second, and Dollikens third.
nose behind. Time, 2:1015.
Fifth race, purse $500, for maiden FLIES,
two-year-olds, each to carry ITO pounds, four
1urI3oInlgEStarters; Louise Hathaway, 20 to
l; Ella Snipman. English. to /; Alice
Brand, Il. Williams 4 toll; Matilda Porter,
TO !; Jennie Wren, Keys. 30 to |: BlaZonne,
T. Davis. 10 TO |; Umatilla, Goodale, Is to /;
Jessie Belle, Mcdonald, I to l. Ida McIn-
tyre. 80 to J: Astrakan, Allen, ) to-.
After many trials the flyers got off
fairly well. Astrakan first. Claret sec
ond and Matilda third. Al the three
quarters Matilda took second away from
Claret. while AStrakan still led and the
others followed in 4 compact buch and
ill dangerous proximity. Matilda came
in winner by neck. with Claret sec
Ond, neck ahead of Astrakan. Time,
:5015.
To-DAY's ENTRIES. EE F's
First race, selling, one mile-Little Annie
30; Victoria, SO; Corinne Kinney, 101; Fred
Fink. 1903; Nepper, 105; Harry Weldon, los !;
Hopeful los: Wilaflower 100; j. B. Freed,
III; Bob Forsythe, 112.
Second race, sweepstakes. mile and fifty
shot.-1lS
Third race, handicap. mile and sixteenth
Fred Fink, 90; Trust 100; Georgetown
lU3; Forerunner, l03: Camilla, 104 Rose
mont 10; Brandoiette, 101; Hamlet. les.
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