St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-09-26
LAToNIA STILL GOING.
Selling Platers and Youngsters
Contesting for Purses.


Contesting for Purses.
CINCINNATI. Sept. 25.-The flags at
Latonia were floated at half-mast to-day
out of respect in memory of Ben q.
Bruce. A fairly good crowd was
present. The conditions were favor
able and good time was made. Britton
rode Empress Frederick to-day, his sec
ond mount since his injury at Chicago.
In the fourth race Frederick William
pulled up a little past the half pole.
His left stif1e had dropped. Only two
strong favorites won. The odds on the
other winners, however, were close,
ranging from to 6 to l.
First race, selling for three year-olds and
upward that have run and not won at this
meeting, mile and twenty yards-Stsrters:
Maud b. los, to 1; Free Trade. 10S 10 to l:
Jubilee, ITO, 2l2 to /; Van Zant. 102. 2 to 1;
Renounce, 10, 10 to L; Viola Guild, 100, 10 to
1; Tenacity, %, to 1.
Van Zant won easily by two lengths,
Free Trade second, an equal distance
before Maud B, third. Time, LAS.
Second race purse, for maiden two-year-
dds four and half furlongs-Starters: Tor
rent, 113, 20 TO l.; Reuben Payne, 103, 10 to /
Reticence. ITO. TO L: Stratton. lob, Is to 1;
Empress Frederick, 10, 3 TO 5; O'Sullivan,
100, 10 to 1; Day Dream, 100. 5 to l.
Retcence started in the lead and
head from Torrent, length before EN-
press Frederick. Time 1854.
Third race, selling, for all ages mile
Starters: Portuguese, 10S to 1; Roliin
Hawley, 102, Is to 1; Parolee. rs, s to l. Tillie
), 81, 2 to L; Oryille SO, to 1: Hueneme, 105,
5 TO 1: Bon Air, lis, to 1; Bob FCrsythe,
1lS, 5 to 1.
Bob Forsythe won by nose Bon Air
next, two and half lengths before
Hueneme. Time, 1:43x.
Fourth race for three-year-olds and up
wards, mile and fifty yards-Starters: Turk,
ia, 40 to 1; Kinscem, 90, to l; Brandolette
101, to 1; Carus, l02. 3l2 to 1; Tenor o. s15 to
102. Is to L; Vortex, 101, to 5; Cutlery, o.
10 to /.
Carus won, with KinScem and Vortex
next, all heads apart, in the fast time of
AS. Sir Planet was left at the post.
Fifth race, free handicap sweepstake for
two-year-olds, five furlongs. = Starters
Indus, los, Is to 1; Alary, l05, 10 to L; Rally,
can Lady, 96. G rev Goose, 100, (Seoggan's
entry. s to 1; Ollie Glenn. 102, . to /; Prince
| of Darkness, 100, to 1 Fauvette, 102, to s..
Fauvette darted away in the lead
when the drum tapped and was never
headed. winning by a length and a half
from Rally, who was Tapped by Ollie
Glenn. third. Time, 1:0215.
Sixth race, free handicap sweep stakes for
two-year-olds, four and a half furlongs-
starters: Siiverstone. 100. to 1: Lizzie
| Lawrence, 100, Is to 1; Lombard 100, to 1;
! Celebrity. 100. 3 to 1; Comether. 100, 3I2 to 1
Black Beauty, 100, 3 to L; Mary Anna, 100, Il
| to ].
Lombard won easily, Comether sec
ond Celebrity third. Time. :5615.
ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
| Selling, mile and twenty yards-Grand Pa
1903; Harry Weldon, 104; Col Wheatly, log; h,
II. John G. no.
Selling, mile and seventy yards-van Zant
lob: Patrick. First Lap. 1885, Phllora. 100: Rad
chffe, Ill; Joe Blackburn. Hopeful 49,
Handicap. nine furlongs-Business, 90
Pomfret, 95; Anna, LOG; Whitney, H.
Kentucky Railway stakes. mile-Doublt
Long, Irish Chief. no; Madden, Content
Perblaise, 1l3; Lillian Beatrice, 1ls.
Selling five furongs-Sally Taylor. 100
Elsie S. John Wrinkle, 102; Ollie Glenn, FL
Eshelby, Lou Dudley, 105; Capt. Drane, Ill
The Hero lis.
Selling five furlongs-Cherry Bounce 50
Bullet, Miss Bulwark, 90; Go-as- You Please
lO2: Leumbria, Rally, los; Zoolein. Puryea
D, los.