St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-09-05
FAVORITEs IN THE MUD.
The Talent Made a Clean Sweep
at Latonia.

at Latonia.
CINCINNATI, o., Sept. 4.-Rain fell
heavily all last night and a light rain
fell this forenoon. Visitors to the La
tonia track found it deep and heavy
with mud. In the afternoon the rain
ceased falling, but the clouds were
threatening and the air was cool when
the races began. Afterward there was
sort of misty rainfall. Out of thirty
eight entries in the five races there
were thirty-seven starters. A second
choice, very close to favorite, won the
first race and prime favorites won all
the others. There were less than $500
persons present.
First race selling purse for three-year- olds
and upwards that have not won two or more
races since Aug. |. mile and twenty Yards
Starters: Luck. 1O2, 30 TO 1; Viola Guild, 81,
80 to /; John j i, 103 30 to /; Harry, 100, IL
to ]; T, no 3 to l.; Woodford, 10S Is to 1;
Abilene, 106, to 3; Gen Caldwell, 100 z to 1;
Drift 90. 30 to / Litta, 81, II TO /; Silver
Dollar ", to /.
In the homestretch the winners as
serted themselves, and j T was first by
a nose from Drift, with Abilene third.
three lengths back. Time, 1917.
Second race purse for maiden FLIES, two
year-ods, four and half furlongs-Starters:
Lady Claxton, los, to /; Miss Medley, los, Is
To |; Annie House. 105 Is TO /: Cicely, 105, Is
to 1; Reticence. los, z to /; Miss Hera, 105, s
to 5; Parolee, ITO, 6 TO s. Mary Anna, 10, Is
TO /.
Parolee held the lead all the way.
coming in winner by four lengths from
Miss Hera second, two lengths ahead OF
Annie House, third. Time, 100.
Third race, selling purse, for three year
olds and upward, mile-Starters: Tenacity,
= fT.1 IL n H..
dale. ~ 3 to 1 Billy Pinkerton, 100, to 1;
Royal Garter. lie, even.
Billy Pinkerton was ugly about start
Ing and delayed the Send-off for quite
while. Royal Garter, third in the start,
took the lead at the quarter, held it to
the finish and won by a length, Billy
Pinkerton second, Tenacity third. Time,
l.49H.
Fourth race, free handicap, for three-yea
olds and upward, mile and seventy yards
Starters: Adrienne, 100. TO i; Glockner.
100, TO 1 {; Sir Planet go, to 1; Camille 1O5,
to L; Uncle Bob lis, even.
Entering the homestretch Uncle Bob
showed his mettle, shot to the front and
won easily by four lengths. Adrienne
took second place, six lengths in front
of Camille, third. Time, l:5l1a.
Fifth race. purse, for maiden colts, two
year-olds to carry 1I3 pounds five furlongs-
Starters: Bob Toombs, lib, 3 to L; Double
Long l06 10 to 1; Barney s. 10S to 1; STRAIT
ton, los. 10 10 1; Gayoso, 49, to 1; Crit
Davis, les, 10 TO l; Tie Clever. 10S, 3 10 1; Ed
Eshelby, los, to l.
Bob Toombs dashed to the front at
the homestretch and won by two lengths.
GayOso second, two lengths in front of
Double Long, third. Time, 1:0S4.
ENTRIES FOR TODAY.
Selling, mile and seventy yards-Nellie
Whitaker, 90; Joe Walton, 100; Cutlery. 1G2
| Jessie Mcfarland, 103; Tenacity. 103; John
| G, iG6; Billy Pinkerton, 100.
| Selling, mile aud sxteenth-Drift, 95;
| First Lap, 102; Boro, 1o2; Corinne Kinney, 104
| Eli kindly 107; Royal Garter, 109; Harry
| Weldon. 10Y; Glockner, 100.
Handicap swee pstakes, mile and a hundred
| yards-Knoxville, 90; Faithful, 1902; Lillian
Lindsay. 105: Palisade, LOG; Rorka, l0S;
| Prince Fortunatus. 40.
Avondale stakes, mile-Eugenie, 100; Lon
don Smoke. George X, 1903; Fannie S, Pom
fort Mary c, Sister Linda, 105; Douglass no.
| Nine-sixteenths of mile--Lizzie English
| 100; Puryear d, 1903; OLD Pepper. 103; Jennie
| Wren, 105; O'Sulivan, les; Nellie f, 105; De
| ceit. 10Y: RagneT, 107; Julia May 107: Rose
| ola, 1U7; Sir Arthur, 10S; Hamline. 10S; Boil
| var Buckner 10.
| Nine-sixteenths of a mile-Greenwich, los
! Helen n, l05: lilly s, l07; Jean, 10Y: Parole
10T; Wautoga, 10S; Settle Up, 10s; Perblaise
los; Chief Justice, 10; Falero. ITO; Dore, l13
| Matilda rs.