St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-09-16
A Trio of Horses Fall in the
Sixth Race at the La
tonia Meeting.
English's Shoulder Is Broken
by Being Thrown Into
Fence.
The Brooklyn Jockey Club
Gets Away With New
York Pool Rooms.
Entries for the Different
Events Given Out Just
Before Each Race.


weather, fast track and $500 specta-
tors were the conditions of racing at
Latonia to-day. Favorites won only in
the hrst and sixth races. and second,
third and fourth choices won in four,
and an outsider won in one of the other
races. In the sixth Sallie McAllister.
Red Wing and Nellie fell soon after
starting. English, who rode Red Wing,
was dashed against the fence and suf-
fered from a broken left shoulder blade
and a cut and bruised head. He is
badly hurt. Lewis, who rode Sallie Nc
Allister, and Graham, who rode Nellie
T, we're both hurt.
First race. selling, non-winners at meeting,
mile-Starers: Warplot iOs to / CaStilian,
103, 30 to /; Laura Doxey, 10I. to L: Bertha,
1l9, 9 to 1; Corinne Kinney lel, 8 to /; Pros
pect 102 10 to (; BrambIetL, 106 30 to / Sight
Draft 100. 20 to l.; Cashier, ia, to |.
The start was made after four false
attempts. Warplot fell before reaching
the quarter. but got up and stayed In
the race. There was procession up
the back stretch, with Prospect leading
and Warplot pluckily bringing up the
rear. On coming down the last home
furIong Bertha, who had been a mystery
won by four lengths, Laura DOXey
second, barely nose from Kinney,
third. Time, :43.
Second race. selling. mile and seventy
yards-Starters: Iusolence. 1l6, even Mary
II, l09 to l.; Reveal, l09. TO =; Eli Kindig,
rs, to 1; Silver Dollar94, - to 1; Prettiwit,
103 9 10 1 Mary c, 1913. toll.
On the fifth trial. in good start, In
science led, followed closely by Mary
was fifth, but all were well punched.
Down the home stretch Eli Kindig chal-
Ienged Insolence, and in the last jump
took the prize by nose, lnSOlence sec
ond, head of Reveal, third. Time,
:46A.
Tnird race, free handicap. mile and sew
entv yards-Slarters: Blue Wings. n5, to |;
Radcliff. 81, y to /; Business, 93 Z to /; Nina
Archer, 100 5 10 ,; DR.. Nave, 10, } 10 L; Yale
81, ia, to |.
A good start vas made by company
first and they passed the stand in we'll
dressed line They were punched at
the three-quarters, where they opened
out with Nina Archer in the rear. Nina
Archer won, DR.. Nave second, Blue
Wings third. Time, l:4S.
Fourth race, Zoo Zoo stakes for two-year-
old fiilies, six furiongs-Starters: Farine
ITO, to /: Miss Hera, llu. 10 to 1; Orlie, ITO,
%
no. S TO |; X X, 10, Is TO 1; Matilda, 11S, D to
1; Adalia, 10. TO !.
This start, the most beautiful of the
day, was made on the first trial. The
race was very closely contested. 1t was
only in the last furlong that Farine left
the bunch and won by two lengths, Ma
tilda second, half length in front of
Lillian Beatrice. Time, 1.1519.
Fifth race. half mile-Starters: Zoolein
1i3 20 to /; Boston De, los, to /; Capt.
Drane, l0S, to /; Double Long. 10S, to /:
Fauvette. 10. to 1; stella Walker, no. to
/; Annie House. l05. 100 to /: Alice d, 105, 8
to /: Hindooland, 105, 10 to 1; Day Dream,
105, 6 to l.
There was splendid start on the
first trial. and the nags were stralning
every. muscle to be first home. They
ran we'll matched past the three-quar-
tiers. Capt Drane. Fauvette and Stella
| Walker almost abreast. In the stretch
| Capt. Drane took the lead and won by
half-length. Fauvette second a length
| in front of Day Dream third. Time,
| :49%.
Sixth race, maiden two-year-olds, four fur
! longs-Starters: Attelia, ITO, to L; Sallie
| McAllisteT. no. Z to /; Arthur Davis, i13. 6 te
1: Blackbeauty, 105. 10 to /; Red Wing, los.
to 1. Tom Bard, los. 10 to 1; Silyerstone. 105
| II to I: Retcence. los, o to 9; Cicely, 105, tc
1; Nellie F, los, II to 1.
There was trouble in making a start,
but they got off only passably on the
fifth trial. Within the the first hundred
yards Sallie McAlIister, ned Wing and
| Fellie f fell. The others made the turn
half demoraliZed. but gathered up in
the stretch and came home in gooC
form. Cieely won, Reticence second
Arthur Davis third. Time, :4994.
Seventh race, maiden two-year-olds, hal
| IN
Frank Eiseman. 10, 6 to 1; Lizzie Lawrence
ITO, 20 TO 1 Lilly Nc, Ito. 20 to 1; Plennie ITO
10 to 1; Mary Anna 105. Is to l; Celebrity, los
z to .; Jessie Belle, los, Z to 2; Sophia Hardy
los, to 1.
Silver Hair. 5 to l filly, was with
drawn after the horses were called t.
the post. All bets were declared OF
and new books made. 1t required 81.
trials to get them off, and when the
did go the race would have been invisi
bic but for the light of the moon nea
its full. Elsie s won by length
| Frank Eiseman second and Jessie Bell
third. Time, :5014.
ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY,
Selling. mile and seventy yards-Nioi
| Guild 93; Drift 90; st. Martin, Fanzand
100: Tenacity, 1902; Knoxville. 1O6; Cashie
ia.
Maidens observation-disclosures. 10;
Double Long, Ed Eshelby. Arthur Davi
Ella Louise, ITO; Qutcraft Cherry Bounce
1l3.
/ Selling. mile-Little Scissors o.; Speth, 81
Ruby, Payne, 102; Tenor, los: Renounce, 10
Royal Garter, Carus. III: Bon Air, lib.
Mile and 100 yards-Eugenia, 90; Bit
Maid, 81; j T, Insolence. 100; Catalpa, lO
Mirabeau, Balgowan, 107; Protection, III
Handicap six furlongs-GreaJ Hopes. 30
war Buckner. 90: Bob Toombs, 81; Conter
es; Fillide. 100: w B. 102; lilly 5, lob; Prime
of Darkness, 10I; Hispania, Selma ID. 10
Dore, rs; Frank Kinney, 40.
Maidens, nine-sixteenths of mile-Jenn
Wren, Comether, Miss Wallng Lady Cha
ton, 103; Warden, Stratton, 106; Kangaro
113.
Selling, mlle-Sidney, Pearl Moore, Har
Weldon, Laura DoXey, 1903; T, 105;
Z Planet I06; Virgin IL, los: Radciif. Maj