St. Paul daily globe., 1891-05-29
L0NG-0DDS WINNERS
Not a Book Favorite Won a
Race at Latonia Yester-
day.
Winning Horses We're All
Outsiders in the Lively
Betting.
st. Florian Wins Again and
Judge Morrow and Bolero
Suffer Defeat.
Only One Favorite Won at
Chicago and Bookies is7e
Are Happy.


at Latonla on this. the fifth, day of the
meeting were run in a drizzling rain.
The track, nevertheless, was by no
means slow, and the weather as to
temperature was pleasant. Fully 1000
spectators were present. Betting was
very lively, and yet not book fayorite
won. In the fourth race Newton, a Is
to colt, won the Harold stakes. Prof
ligate, 10 to l colt. took the prize in
the first race. In the second race
Response, s to l in the books. came out
first. Sportsman and John Berkley, the
winners of the third and fifth races
respectively, were 4 to 1 horses. Fa-
liero, who got the place in the fifth
race, was favorite in the books. The
time made in most of the contests was
remarkably good, the rain notWithStand-
ing.
First race, selling, purse $780, for three
year olds and upward, one mile-Starters:
man, 1O2 Keys. 10 to 1; ModjesKa, 96, Per-
kins, 6 10 L: Harpy, 6l Hornung, 80 to l |: Red
Sign, 115, Overton, 10 to 1; j Freed, 119,
Cunningham 80 TO l; Jubilee, lis, c. Sloan, 4
gov, 106, Porter, to 1; Mirabeau, 10S, Eng
lish, to 1.
Frenchman went in 211l, B Freed 4,
and Mirabeau 8 pounds over weight. j
b Freed started in the lead and held
the place till the stretch, When Linlith-
gov came to the front. Profligate
dashed to the front and came in winner
by half neck. Red Sign second, lead
ing Linllthgow, third, by a length.
Time. 1:43s. Profiigate was never
back of third place in any part of the
race. Red Sign was last in the start and
first came to second in the stretch. ST.
mon, of Louisville, bought Profligate for
S1,050.
olds and upwards, mile and seventy yards
Five starters: Nina Acher, liz, Overton,
to L; Camilla, 112, Finnegan, 10 to 1: Re-
spone, 90. Mcdonald, s to L; Reputation
lO4, Britton, z to L; Allan Bane, 106, Porter,
even.
Reputation was mounted with 81
pounds over weight. In the start Nina
Acher baked and was left ten lengths
behind, but she pulled up and came in
a respectable fifth. Response led from
first to last and won by a neck. Reputa-
ton second, length in front of Allen
Bane, third. Time, 1:47. Except Nina
Archer, the nagS ran close contest.
Third race, free handicap sweepstakes
for three-year olds and upwards, mile and a
to l; Hamlet, 1OS, Britton, to 1; Long Shot
JOY, r. Williams to 2; Rosemont, 1O5, Por-
ter, 3 to l; Rudolph, 100, Mcdonald, to1.
The start was made with Hamlet first,
Long Shot second. Sportsman third,
Rosemont last. AT the stand Sports
man took first, held it and won by a
length, with Rudolph second, barely a
nose ahead of Long Shot, third. Time,
2:011a.
Fourth race, Harold stakes, for two-year-
old colts, five furlongs-Starters; Two Bits,
1I3, Goodale. to 1; Newton, III. Britton
Is to l.; German, 121, Overton, . to 1; Tom
b. III, Englishs 10 to Il ,Morrissey, lib, r.
Williams 8 to 8; Prince of Darkness, 49,
10 to1
The start was made with the nags
close together. Two Bits leading, Cor
man second and Morrissey third. 1t
was throughout one of those close con-
tests characteristic of this meeting.
Tom B spurted to the front around the
home turn. but in whipping finish
Newton won by length, MOrrissey
second, neck ahead of German, third.
Time, 1929.
Fifth race. selling; purse, $500: for two
year-olds, half mile-Starters: oFaliero, 11S,
3 to l; Ollie Glenn 1O4 Porter, to l.; Dore
104, Britton, to L; Johnny Greener 101 Nc
Donald, 10 to 1; Calhoun, 101 English, to :;
Cyclone, 101, Lilly 50 to l.; Sallie Taylor 1O4
Goodale, 10 to /; Elspata, "a, Pierce, 50 to 1 !;
ID V, 93, Thompson. so to 1: John Berkley,
113, Allen, 4 10 l; Ragner, ITO. Keys, to / ;
Ceverton. 1O4 Pratt, to L; Ed Eshelcy, 1O1,
w. Harris 30 to 1; Content 104; Boyer, to l.
There was much delay iu getting off,
but good start was made with Ollie
Glenn leading. Faliero second, John
Berkley third, Ceverton last. SO solid
was the bunch, however, that daylight
could not be seen between the flyers.
John Berkley took first soon after the
start and held it through, winning by
desperate effort in a whipping finish.
barely half neck ahead of Faliero,
second. who beat Ollie Glenn, the third
nag, by nose. Time. 49sl. Ragner
and Johnny Greener were close on the
heels of Ollie Glenn at the finish, and
the hindmost one was not badly beaten.
ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
First race, selling mile, seventy yards
H. lO3; Happiness, 106; Profiigate, 10S: Pole
mus, Ill: Bob Forsythe 112; Cashier lis.
second race selling. mile and twenty yards
Metha, Triumph, 81; Topstone, 9S; Marvel,
Victora, 101; Lelallis. 102; Rebuff, ia.
Third race, handicap mile and sixteenth
-Ranler. 9S: Reputation, 100; Valera, 10Y:
Eli. los: Major Tom, 10s; Yale ''91'', 10S
[ Fourth race, Tobacco selling sweepstakes
one mile-Eugenie, 90; Fred Fink go; Harry
Weldon, 100; Harry Smith. 101; Lorenzo, 1O1;
Jubilee, 102; Aunt Kate, 104; Ida Pickwlck,
los; Camilla, 10S; Mora, 110; sportsman, 121.
Fifth race, maiden two-year-olds, five fur
longs-Lou Dudley, Frances. Claret, Una
dilla, Astrakhan, Duchess of Marlborough.
Mary Anna, ITO; Orville, Sir Charles, 113.
SELECTIONS.
PolemuS and Happiness, Lellallis and Mar
vel Valera and Yale 81, Ida PickWick and
EnOnniQ fro L hon or11