St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-09-17
LATONIA IS UNLUCKY.
A Jockey Disabled and a Boy
Seriously Hurt on the
Track.
Little Scissors Runs a Fine
Race and Wins Very
Handily.
Both Pool Rooms and the
Club Getting Weary Of the
Brooklyn Fight.
Chesapeake Runs Away From
the Field in a Handicap
Sweepstakes.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 16.-The Latonia
Jockey club had good day, good track
and good attendance to-day. The be-
ginning of the first race was delayed by
an accident which caused the with
drawal of Van Zant and the declaring
of all bets off aud the making of new
books. just as Van Zant was passing
the paddock gate prior to the start a
boy, Fred Todleben, came out and was
caught. The boy, horse and rider all
went down. The jockey was disabled
and Todleben seriously injured. The
best performance of the day was that of
Little Scissors, leading the field from
start to finish in the good time Of 1:41%.
First race. selling purse $500. one mile and
twenty yards-Starters: st. Martin, 100, to
/; Tenacity, 102, . to |: Knoxville, lO6 2 to | :;
Cashier, ia, 3 to 2; Viola Guild, 81, 10 to l.;
Drift, 90, 8 to 5.
Viola Guild got good start of two
lengths and kept the lead until the
stretch. when Cashier came on and won
easily by three lengths, Viola Guild
second, Tenacity a close third. Time,
1:45.
Second race, purse, $500 for maiden two
yearo lds, four and half furlongs-Starters
Is to 1; Gretchma, I0i 10 TO /; Double Long
lc6, IL to /; Ed Eshelby, 106 to 1 :; Arthur
Davis 100, 3 to /: Outcraft, 49, 2 to 1.
Cherry Bounce got off first, with
Arthur Davis second. He led to the
stretch, where Arthur Davis came
Long second and Gretchma third. Out
craft, the fayorite, came last. Time.
:571S.
Third rooa calling nurca oioo for +braa
year.olds and upwards, mile Starters: Bon
Air, 113, 3 to l: Carus ILL., to /; Little Scis-
sors, 81, to /; Speth, 81, 20 to /; Ruby Payne,
1U2, to 1: Tenor. lob, to L; Renounce, 107, 6
to J Royal Garter, Ill, 6 to l.
Little Scissors got away in the lead
and kept her advantage, winning easily
by three lengths; Carus, who got off
last, came second; Bon Air third. Time,
1:4119.
Fourth race, purse S40O for threeyear -olds
and upward, mile and hundred yards
Starters: Blue Maid, 81, II 10 ] Protection,
III, to /; Balgowan, le7. 4 to L; Mirabeau,
1O7, to |; Catalpa, 102, to 1; Insolence, 100,
3 to 2; Eugene, Is TO 3.
This was another case of the leader
winning. Catalpa was never headed,
and won by three lengths, with Inso-
lence second and Mirabeau third. Time,
1:4S.
Fifth race, handicap sweepstakes for two
year-olds, six furlong-Starters: Hispania,
l06, q to l; Selma D. 1906 10 to /; Dore. 10S, 3
to /; Content 10S, 4 to l; Bolivar Buckner,90
20 TO /; Prince of Darkness, 104, 4 TO /; w B,
102, 10 to /; Fillide, 100 10 to /; Bob Toombs,
81, Is to 1 Great Hopes, 80. 5 to l.
Bob Toombs led at the start, with
Hispania, w B and Dore closely fol-
lowing. At the half HIspania took the
lead, with w B second and Prince of
Darkness third. She kept her place un-
til in the stretch. when there was a
rushing change, Fillide coming out and
winning by length, Dore second and
Hispania third. Time, 1859.
Sixth race, same as second-Starters:
Jennie Wren, l03, to l. Miss WalliDg, 103
6 to 1; Lady Claxton 1903, 3 to l; Stratton,
LOG, 6 TO / Comether 103 to l.
Lady Claxton showed in front at the
start,and at the three-quarters was lead
ing by five lengths, with Kangaroo COM
ing up. But in the stretch Miss Wall
ing challenged Kangaroo, and in
handsome finish won by a neck, Kan
CARGO second, Comether third. Time.
So sec.
Seventh race same conditions as third
Starters: Sidney, l03, 4 to l: Virgin H., 9S, Is
to 1; Laura Doxey, 103. even; Sir Planet f06,
to 1; Radclitf Ill, 10 / Pearl Moon, 103, Is
10 l; Harry Weldon, 103, TO 1; j 7, los. IL TO
1: Mayor Nolan, Ill, q to 1.
Harry Weldon had a good lead, but
lost it to Pearl Moon, who in turn sur
rendered it TO Sir Planet at the three
quarter post, when Laura DoXey shot to
the front and won by half-length. Sir
Planet second. COnsignee third. Time,
:4314.