Omaha daily bee., 1891-05-31
LONG SHOTS WIN AT LATONIA.
FavOritos Fail to Realize, but the Winners
Were Well Backed.
SURPRISES AT GRAvEsEND'S CLOSING,
Jockey Mclaughlin Rides His First
Winner on the Track Short
Horses to the Front
ut Chicago.

CrvcrNvAr1, o., May 3O.-Eightecn thou
sand people Witnessed the seventh days
races at Latonia this afternoon. The day
was pleasant, though 1t thrcntcned rain at
noon. The track was in excellent condition
and fast. The first and second races were
divisions OF the first race and the four follow
ing races were numbered accordingly, max
ing q races today Short horses won in every
race except the first IloDcful, II IL to ! shot,
won the second race Three to one horses
won the third and fourth races Marion c.,
the winner of the fifth race, Decoration hend-
leap, was to /, and Dore, the winner of the
sixth race, was 10 to at the post.
The ifth race was the great feature and 1t
was hOtly run. Proctor Knott, who came in
third with his great load and Michael, the
colt who was second in a dizzy finish, lost no
hopors in being beaten by mere neck in
great time by a mare that mas shown such
grand qualities as the winnor, Marion &.
First race, settling purse. $500. for three year
starters: Bee Martin ~ Sutton, % To 1;
l. IT,, iOl lSloanL : 70 |; Corlnnc kinne %
/? to /; Miss Ballard lO3la Englishl 10 10 /;
Mirubcau lOl porter, : to5.
This was the first half of tho first race,
which was divided. Corinne Kinney started
OiAl'h b'ON % ii'I 'b NliS PIthlN', S''l -'fN' ~
up, and won by two lengths from Mrabeau
second, length in front OF Wild Flower
third Time; l:l5il. Mirabeau and Miss
Ballard altcrnated between second untIl the
half was passed, when MiraDGau took the
second place and held it. Wild Flower
started next to last and did not come up until
they came to the stretch, when She claimed
third and held it. The other three followed
closely The winner sold to owner at entered
price Time: :l5l3.
sarnu6 ru M snpnud hnIf Of Hra ro on ri divI1n6
conditI%ns saiSc os Grst ono Mia and tSy"ntv
S,ords St,rtnr.! " - niiorLr,,, T ~ tit ~ G,r'rIisbyy
= 10 T. Gencr3i t'niJ,vri VI iSi%oni tn -
iJonefui ia ~ t,nrsl " ipt. Ddrrv io5 NJ
DonaidJ. ITO /; MnmIct ~ IOvrrtonj, IL to /;
Red sign 10 CFrcemam q to !; Rmini. 1lO, 10
to ]: Warplot, 1O4 liritton), to D.
Rimni led in the start with Ieiderkranz
second and Red Sign third. Odrey took the
lead at the stand and held it to the stretch
at which point Iopewell rushed out of the
bunch and won by a length with lied Sign
second and Lelderkran2 third. Time 40.
There was a little stringng out on the back
. stretch, but all the nags were close together
in the finish. The winner sold to owner at
entered price
nj ~ . ca, r.. 49,, ,,,.. -,
am nI'u ihvc' pug. rU, M w tE
nmI"S, ole in'iS. StHrIerS' 80, nrIouy' ,W' m sr m a.
vmrtnn' ia .. MGth ,o7 5RGvnr' ~ tn
Planclrette, liz tBrittonl, 10 to /.
This was an exciting race. It was well
contested during the frst three quarters of a
III.
mate led at the start and never went back of
second, But when she entered the last fur
long She nlunrod abaad and won bv half
length with Philora second a length in front
of Melody third ZINE. | .t3l[ Planchette.
Relic Moves and NIetha came In together ten
lengths behind,
Eonrth roco , rroe h,rdic,r s,voonstoLos
,or thrnnvnor",d! r and i,n,yahrJs nnn T"iIT
and seventy yards. Starters: ShDbolcth. 100
NortCrD. 9 to |; Business, 100 CKeyeS), ~ to /;
BrandOettc. III Mcdonald, 3 to 1; LOngShOt.
1l0 (Overton,. 3 to I; Robespicrre lO6 l.illyl,
to +; Forerunucr lO3 tBritton,. to t. Re
sponsc. lO5 1'recman. 10 to Il; Marchma, 100
(GoOdale) 10 to l.
Brandolette led in the start. with Robes
,iarro soron5 Ipoapopso thirJ and EIorarnn
~ ~ C.y -" iSt t' i ~ " ~ CIV" - - ith
ner lourtn. lney passed the S'ahu WIN
buSlheSa lif9'' SulppoicIh Secohu anu ore
runner thlrd. LohgSh0t was last IN inc
punch til they entered inc stfetch, WhSn nc
came uhaer loose rem TO the IronI ana won won
by, hVe lehGthS, WIN toreruhhef second nan
length hheao OF BUSINESS ehlru. lii'e-
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Fifth race, the Decoration handicap, for
three, ycar-@idSG 81 ana upwards; starters; SEM M
Peir iIv Io9ir io4 arinn I'D R Wiliams TO- -
/. p2rortor Knott lbs ,I}IittonI & 10 :: Michael