St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-09-19
AT LATONIA.
A Fifty TO One Shot Wins the
first Race.

| CINCINNATI, Sept. 1S.-A crowd of
moderate size was in attendance at La
tonia this afternoon. John q, who won
the first race, sold as high as 80 to l.
| Ed EShelby. at 10 to /. took the second,
and Strathmaid was the only real favor :
ite that won. The fourth race was one
of the closest finishes of the meeting.
First Lap l04, to 1; John G. 100, 30 to 1 /:
| Mayor Nolan. los, 20 to /: Quotation. i'll
even; Drift 95, % to 1; John G,q94, 80 to /;
| Viola Guild, 90. 10 TO 1; Tenacity 80. 10 / !;
| Capt. Jack, log, to 1; Woodford, 103. Is TO Z.
Quotation led until the stretch. where
in whipping finish John q won by
length, Quotation second, Tenacity
third. Time, 1:44Z.
Second race, maiden two-year-old. five fur
longs-Reuben Payne, 1l3, S to /; Ed Eshel-
by, LOG. 10 to 1; Stratton, 1O6, Is to 1 Double
Long, 113, to L; Frank Eiseman, 1t3, 2 TO /
Mary Anna, JOG. 20 10 L; Black Beauty. 103,
10 to |: Lady Clayton, 105, Is to 1; Jessie
Bell. 103, to 1; Comether, 103, 10 to 1.
Ed Eshelby took the lead III the
lengths, Double Long second, Stratton
third. Time, 1904.
Third race. mile and twenty yards-Pat-
rick. log, 2 to 1; Carus, Ill, toll; Bon Air,
Ill, 2l2 to 1; Sidney H. 10 to 1; Cupbearer,
lob, % to L; Hueneme, lob, to l; Laura
DOAOy3 4OO, " W L.
Laura Doxey set the pace to the quar-
ter, then Carus pushed up and led dur
ing all the remaining distance to the
wire, winning in hot finish by
length, Laura DoXey second, Nueneme
third. Time, 1885.
Fourth race, purse, nine furlongs-E1i
Kindig, 107, TO /; Bramblet 100, so to l !;
Catalpa, 102, to g. Mirabeau, 107, 10 2;
ROYAL Garter, 103. 8 to /.
~ % IL,
ing. Catalpa was first away, but Mira
beau led at the stand, while Catalpa had
dropped back to second. The others
were all close up. This was the order
until the back stretch was passed, when
Royal Garter showed in the lead and
ran trifle in the lead. The horses ran
almost like team from here on. In the
stretch Royal Garter led by head, Eli
Kindig next in order. In this order the
horses passed under the wire, Mirabeau
third. Time. 1859.
Fifth race, five and half furlongs-Jack
Richelieu, 100, to l; Judge Hughes 10I,
to /; Fauvette, 9s, 10 L; Bolivar Buckner,
90, 20 to |; Strathmaid, 101, 5 to 2; Readina,
| 105, o to 5.
Readina had the lead for short time,
but Strathmaid won. Judge Hughes sec
ond, a length before Readina. Time,
1:0919.
ENTRIES FOR TODAY.
Selling. mile and twenty yards-Speth, "a;
Mean Enough Prospect, 81; Corinne Kinney,
100: BrambIette, 102; Grandpa, Tenor, 104;
Maud B. 105; Joe Walton, Renounce 107;
Cashier no; Jubilee, 116.
Selling, nine siXteenths of a mile-Silver
Stone Gretchma, 80; Sally Taylor, 95; Nell
lie F, Stratton, Lou Dudley, 97; Cherry
Bounce, Ella Louise, 100; Jack Richelieu,
| 105.
Handicap nine furlongs-Jugurtha, 90;
| Business, 90: Adrienne, 1903; Longshore, 1O4;
Laura Davidson. 105; DR.. Nave, 10; Prince
| Fortunatus, no.
Tobacco. selling sweepstakes, mile-Fan-
ME S, o.; Adrienne, 90; Nina Archer, Laura
Davidson, 100; Bob Forsythe. Palisade, Pro-
lection, 112; Princess limo, lis.
Handicap, five furlongs-Judge Jellett, 90:
| Milo, 93 Mrs. Peck, 81; Judge Arkell. 100;
Annie Irwin, l02; Selma D. l04; Miss Hera,
105 Lake Breeze, 1G9; Gladstone, ITO; Frank
| Kinney, H.
Selling. nine-sixteenths of mile-BuIett.
| 90: American Lady, 90: Penniless 102; Elsie
| S, Parole, Ragner. 1O5; Oryille, Rally, 10S.