St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-09-02
HAPPINESS AND YALE 81
Show First at the Wire in Latonia
Races.

CINCINNATI, Sept. Weather and
track conditions were highly favorable
for the third day of the Latonia races.
About $500 people were present. Bet
ting was light but lively. Very respect
able time was made. One of the Incl
dents of the day was the falling of Con-
Signee aud GnotatIon in the second
race. Just before reaching the first
pole Quotation tried 10 pass Tom Hood
and tripped and fell, throwing Lowry.
his jockey. Consignee stumbled over
Quotation and fell, throwing Jockey
Moore. Neither jockey was disabled
or even hurt. Another incident was
the disqualifying or Judge Jewell for
the sixth, a maiden race. he having won
a race recently at a kentucky picnic
First race, purse, selling, for three-vear-olds
and upwards, mile-Starters: Prettiwit, 10I,
TO 1; Gen. Caldwell, So Is to 1; Boro. 102 2
to /; Reveal, 100, TO-; Speth, 81. p to 1;
Abilene. 102. 3 to 1; Jessie Mcfarland, los, 20
to L; Radcliffe, ITO, to 1.
Boro was winner by a bare length
from Radcliffe second, half length in
front of Prettiwit third. Time. 1:44.
Second race, selling purse, for three-yea
olds and upwards. mile and seventy Yards
Starters: Cupbearer, ~, IL to 1: Tom Hood.
ln!, 10 to Quotation, los, to 5; Nellie
Whitaker, So to 1; Happiness, 10S, 5 TO =;
Conslgnee, Jos, 1 to =.
just after rounding the turn past the
first furlong Quotation and Consignee
fell fiat, throwing their riders, Drake
and Moore. The other four nags went
on. Tom Hood leading, with Happiness
| second, and all closely punched. On
the stretch Happiness won by length
from Tom Hood, second. half a length
i'll front of Cupbearer third. Time,
:4S15.
Third race, purse for three-year-old who
have no. Won a race of 81 900 this year. mile
and twenty yards-Starters: Anna, 1O2 6 TO
l; Silver Mine, los. % to /; Whitney. 122, 3 to
l; Rorka, 107, 3 to 2; Philora, i07. to 1 !;
George K, los, 80 to 1.
korka Won by scant length from
Whitney, second, four lengths ahead of
Philora. third. Time, :43.
Fourth race free handicap sweepstakes for
three year-olds and upward, mile and a six
teenth-Starters: Faithful. 102, toll; Bust
ness, lO2, to /; Glockner 1886 to ; Yale 81,
109, to l.
Yale came In winner on whipping
finish, half length from Faithful, sec
ond, who was four lengths ahead of
Business. Time, 80.
Fifth race, for maiden two-year-olds. d.
vided. first half, four furlongs-Starters:
Relief. 100, 10 TO l. Blazomm, los, 10 to / Sill
yer Hair, los. Is to |; Barobe, 105, to L; Miss
AioII' iUO. W oIlFerslOne, ui0, IL 10 L: Jes-
sic Bell. los, 10 to L; Dixie, to l; Gretchma,
l3, 5 to l; Celebrity, los, to 1; Anna Luke,
los, 10 to /.
Relief in the last three jumps won by
half length from Parole, second, two
lengths ahead of Jessie Bell, third.
Time, so.
Sixth race, divided. second half, conditions
same as fifth race, four furlongs-Starters:
Stella Walker, los, 2 to l; Fillide 105, to 2;
ella, 105, to l; Warden los 20 10 I. Ed
Shelby 105 Is to 1; Dream, los, 10 to 1; Ro-
land, los, 10 to I: Tie Clever JOS, s to 1: Chief
Justice, l0S, so TO l; Stratton, 10s. 30 to 1.
Chief Justice won by length, Stella
Walker second. a length ahead of Fill
Tide. Time, 499L.