St. Paul daily globe., 1891-05-30
The ROYAL RUNNERS,
All the Victories at Latonia
Track Were Won by a
Scratch.
Favorites Lost a Majority Of
Races in Whip-and-Spur
Finishes.
The Morris Stable Flyers
Were in Front Again at
Gravesend.
Bankrupt Threw the Talent
at Chicago--Mimi Wins
the EPSON Oaks.

CINCINNATI, May 29.- Threatening
weather operated against a large at
tendance at the sixth day of the La
tonia club meeting. Nevertheless the
weather turned out favorable, the track
was good and there were over 1000 peo
pie present. The betting stands pre-
sented an animated scene, though the
races were not so exciting as those of
yesterday. The favorites lost in the
| first, second and fourth races, but only
to moderately short horses, and they
won in the third and fifth races. In all
| the events the winner secured victory
by merely scratch.
| First race, selling, purse $500, mile and
| seventy yards-Eight starters: Nellie Whit
taker, 90. Hornung, 20 to L; Polemus, Ill, R.
Williams, to l; Profligate, 10S, c. Sloan, to
| /; Bob Forsythe, 40, Seaman, 4 to l; Cashier,
| lis, Freeman, to L; Happiness, 106 Good
| ale. to 2; Mary Il, 102, Britton, to /; Sir
| Planet, 101, Mcdonald, 6 to 1.
| Bob FOrsythe threw Seaman in trial
| for the start, which caused some delay,
but Seaman remounted and rode to
| victory. In the outset Cashier led, fol-
lowed by Polemus and Bob Forsythe.
| Sir Planet led from the string to the
| three quarter. but dropped back after
| wards. Bob FOrSythe came from the
bunch to the front in the stretch and
won by neck, Happiness second, a
neck in front of Cashier, third. Time,
| 1:4SH. Nellie Whitaker was either
last or lost in the rear group all the way
around. Winner was sold to owner at
entered price.
Second race, selling, purse $500, mile and
| twenty yards-Seven starters: Rebuff III c.
| Sloan, Il to l. Marvel, 1892, English to 1 ::
Metha 81, j. Paul, to |: Lelallis 102. Good
ale. Z to l; Victoria, 1872, Britton, 4 to 1 :;
Topstone 10Ol2 Keys, to 5; Trium ph, 81, I.
Sloan, to 1.
Topstone, Victoria and Marvel each
carried 219 pounds over weight. Rebuff
led in a good start with Metha second
and Topstone third. Topstone held
third to the stretch except at the half
when Triumph passed him on his way
tothe front. Triumph led at the three
quarter and till within fifty yards of
home, when Marvel came out of the
bunch and won by half length. with
Triumph second and Topstone tapping
third. Time, 1854. The winner was
whipped furiously through the last
quarter. Metha alternated between
first and second till near home, when
she came in fourth. The winner was
Sold to owner at the entered price.
Third race free handicap sweepstakes for
three-year-olds and upwards, mile and a
slXteenth-Starters: Yale 81, R. Williams,
TO L; Valera, JOY, Britton, to 5; Eli, 108, Por
ter, s to 5; Rainier, 98 GOodale. 10 to 1; Major
Tom, los. Hathaway, 30 10 /.
Eli led in the start, with Rainier sec
ond, Yale third and Valera last. Major
Tom passed Eli at the stand, and Yale
rushed into the lead at the quarter. Val
lera was last till the three-quarters.
when he took third, then in the stretch
came to the front and won by half
IntaF fro, In.
with Eli a tapping third, while Rainier
and Major Tom were eight lengths in
the rear. Time, 1:4954.
Fourth race. the Tobacco stakes. sweep
stakes for three-year-olds and upwards. mile
Starters: Bertha, 102, BrittOn, to 1 Loren
20, 1Ol, Goodale, l. to l.; Ida Pickwiek, 10s.
4. Williams, to 1; :; Mora, 1i0, English, 3 to
|; Sportsman, 121, c. Sloan, to1; Harry
Weldon, 100. Porter, 20 to l. Aunt Kate. 10i.
Boyer. 100 TO |; Harry Smith, 101, Lilly, 20 to
l.; Eugene. 96, Stokes, 10 to l; Camille, los,
Allen, ~ to 1: Jubilee, 105, Finnegan, Is TO
1; Fred Fink, 90, Mcdonald, 10 to 1.
Jubilee sulbed at first and delayed
the start. but they finally got off with
Pickwick leading, Mora second, Fred
Fink third and Sportsman last. Ida
Pickwick and Mora ran close together
all the way TO the stretch, meantime
lnterchanging first and second places.
Bertha showed up third in the back
stretch, shot into the lead in the home
stretch, and lost IL to Mora, who won by
neck. with Bertha second, a neck in
front of Sportsman, third. Time, :42L,
Sportsman was the last horse until the
home stretch was reached. when he
came up and compelled the first and
second horses to make whipping fin
iSh. The winner was sold to the owner
at the entered price.
Fifth race, purse $500, for maiden two-year-
olds. five furlongs-Starters: Duchess of
Marlborough, ITO, Keyes, 15 to L: Unadilla.
1l0, Lilly, 10 to /; Francis, no, Schlmmei, 6
to l; Lou Dudley, 40, English, s to s; Orr
yllle l13 Britton, 2 to 1; Mary Anna, 110,
Porter, 8 to |; Astrakhan, 110, Allen. to 1
Claret, ITO, Boyer 3 to l.
, There was more stringing out in this
race than IN any other this week, but it
was only toward the last. Mary Anna
started in the lead, but lost it on the
turn to Lou Dudley. who won by half
length, with AStrakhan second, a nose
in front of UnaGilla, third. Time.
1:O414. In the finish, Francis, Duchess
of Marlborough and Mary Anna brought
up the rear, eight lengths behind
ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
First race, selling, mile and twenty yards
Paymaster, So; Gen. Caldwell, 81; Corrinne
Kinney. 92; Bee Martin, 30; Mirabeau. 90:
Miss Ballard. 10l; Odney, 102; Warplot, 1O4:
Wildfower. 106; L Il, 107; Rimini 1iO; Hope,
fuI, l13; Llederkranz, lis; Redsign, 119; Ham
let, 10.
Second race, three year-old FLIES, mile
Metha. 107; Melody, 107; Planchette, 1O7;
Belle Moves, 107: Shlpmate, 10Y; Philora, lI2;
Bonnie Byrd, III.
Third race, handicap, mile and seventy
yards-Marchma, 81: Shibboleth, Business.
Reputation 100: Response 101; Forerunner
1Q3: Hamlet, 105; Robespierre, 1O6; Long
Sho., 1l0; Brandolette, 1l2.
Fourth race. Decoration handicap. mile
and quarter-Hueneme,1 100; Sempzr Fidele
l04; Michael, 10S: Giockner, 112; Marion c,
116: Proctor Knott. 12S.
Fifth race, selling, nine-sixteents of a
mlle-Roseman 9S; Little Matte 90; STRAIT
ton. 100; Dore, 100; Calhoun, 102; Antionette,
1913; Ed Eshelby, 103; Content, 104; sally Tay-
Ior. l04; Ollie Glenn. los; w. L. Munson. los:
Red Root, 106; Pendleton, 10S.
SELECTIONS.
First race, Hamlet and Rimini: second
race, Philora and Bonnie Byrd: third race,
Longshot and Brandolette; fourth race
Proctor Knott and Semper Fidele; fifth race
PendletOn and SaIiie Taylor