St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-09-30
FLYING FINISHES.
Some of the Best Racers Contest
at Latonia.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 29.-The talent
went away moderately well satisfied.
Four fayorites and two horses that were
well backed won. Jockey Tompkins
was suspended for one year for assault
ing Starter Sheridan on the street here
last week.
First race, selling, for horses that have not
won two races at the meeting. mile-Start-
ers: Patrick. l05, to s.; Mary c, l09, 10 to /;
John G, 100, 50 to |; T, 100 80 to l. Cashier
ia, to 5; Speth. 90, 80 to 1; Grandpa, lG!
30 to Il Van Zant l04, 10 to l.
Patrick galloped in length ahead of
Van Zant, who whipped hard to win.
John q took third by nose. Time, :45% u.
Third race, free handicap sweepstakes
for two-year-olds five furlongs-Starters:
Madden, 49, 5 to | Judge hughes, 10S. TO l {:
Falero, 1I3. to | (; Matilda. 12J. to /; w b..
l05 8 to 1 Perblaise, 10, ID to /; Readina,
101, 2I2 to /.
Readna won easily by four lengths.
W b and Judge Hughes whipped hard
Tor the place. and finished in the order
named, heads apart. Time. los.
Fourth race the Queen City handicap, for
three year olds and upwards mile and a six
teenth-Starters: Yale 81, us, to |; DR..
Nave los 2to1: Nina Archer. III, 3 TO 1;
Marion c. pa, Pig to /: Business, 80. u TO 1;
Bertha. 1O5. to /; Eli, 100, 6 to 1; Jugurtha,
80: Ed Hopper, no. Civilians 'entry) IL to 1.
DR.. Nave started in front and run first
to the half, were Eli came out and led
almost to the wire, where Nina Archer
shot forward and won by head, Eli
I beating Marion for the place. Time,
1:5lH.
Fifth race, maiden wo-year-olds, four and
half furlongs-St Allie W. liz, . to
| / Empress Frederick, lGS, to l; Reuben
| Payne, ITO, 20 to !; Torrent, 115 to 5;
Bullet, 1O5, to l; Black Beauty, 1O5, Is to l.
| Torrent pulled away in the stretc h.
winning easily by four lengths, Elm
press Frederick beating Allie w fol
the place. Time, 500.
sixth race for two-year-olds, five furlongi
Starters: Jessie Belle 93, Is TO ] F.; Wads
worth, 1O5, 2 to L; American Lady, 81, to
| Old Pepper. 103, TO /; Alary, l02, } to L; An
norean, 96. 3 to l.
Wadsworth won by a length, Old Pep
per next, half a length before Alary
fine, 1:054.
Seventh race, maiden. two year olds. fou
| and half furlongs Want ll5, t
/; Missal, Ill, II to /; Outcraft, los, to
| Zeolein, i'll. to /; Comether, 105, to l
Celebrity 1O5. 10 /; Kedwing, 112, to l.
Zoolein started off in the lead and wa
never headed, winning by a length from
Comether, a length before Celebrity
Time, $50.
ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
Selling, mile and twenty yards-Drift, "
Viola Guild, 81: Tenacity, So; Capt. Jack
| Bramblette. 90: Grandpa, 102; Ithaca, l03
Warplot 107; Portuguese, Renounce. 100
| Insolence us.
Selling mile-Bob Toombs, 81; Content
| Tnly S, 81; Prince of Darkness, 90; Near
Enough, 100; Prettiwit, io2; 0utcry, Timber
land, 1903; Flower Dellis, 100; Rock. 40
| Pearl Moon, lis; Bob Forsythe, Bon-Air, lis
Handicap, five furlongs-Jean, Lou bud
lev, Tilly S 100; Falero, 100; Fauvette, los
Strathmaid, The Hero, ia.
Mile and fifty yards-Silver Charm, 50; Co
Wheatley, %; Philora, 81: Estelle, Littl
Annie, Kincsem, 90; Sir Planet, Donnel
Woodcraft, 1O2; Turk, 1O7; Lillian Lindsa!
100.
Ma'dens, Observation-Disclosures Lawrence
Gre CHINA, Day Dream, 100; Missal, 103; Dix
il V, Comether, Empress Frederick, Tn
Queen. no: Double Long, Rock Laidle!
ellison. Cyclone. lib.
Handicap, five rurlongs-Capias, BOLIVIA
Buckner, Great Hopes, Reicence, Deares
o.; Helen n, 90; John Wrinkle, 9S.