St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-30

lovely day for the ushering In of the
long fall meeting of the Latonia races.
Over $500 people were present to wit
ness the sport. The track was perfect.
The grand stand was bouquet of gay
garments and bright faces. A very
large number of women were present.
Merchants, judges, physicians and law
yerS, all the professions, were repre-
sented i'll the crowd of men that
tnrOnged the grounds. The races them
selves were nearly all well contested,
and the results gave perfect satiSfac-
ton. j. @. Sheridan served with his
well-known ability as starter. There
was some disappointment in the failure
OF Chief Justice and Kingman to start
IN the fourth race.
First race, purse 500. mile thTee-year-olds
and upwards-StGTters: tleur de Lis Bum.
70 3; Red Bird. IO7, Barclay. - to /; Knox
vile, liz. Riley, % to I; sun Dial, III. Nc
Donald, Tenor COrinne Kinney. 81. Hutchen.
to >; Donnel 81. Washburn, to 1.
4 good start was made easily. Fleur
de Lis first. Red Bird second and COrinne
Kinney third. The group ran COM
pactly punched to the stretch, when
Fleur de Lis pulled out and came in
winner by three lengths. with DOnnell
second, two lengths ahead of COrinne
Kinney third. Time. :45%.
Second race selling, -year-olds and
( upwards, mile and twenty yHrdS-Starters &:
Radclif, 1l6, Freem an. ; to I; Speth 100
Pierce, 10 10 /; Gen Caldwell. l0l. Mcdonald
> to /; John :. 15. j. hin, 20 10 1; Drift 106
/ NhltiOck. 5 10 l; Joe Walton. 1J6. Forsyth. )
to / Silver Dollar, %. Keyes T. to l Bore. o.
Bum, 70 /; Glendale, gj Anderson. g to 1 :;
SUnHOwer, %, NcAudreTs Is to l; Ida l.
%, Jordan, % to Mary Il, 104, Brown, tO1.
The start was long time in making
and was only fairly good. Silver Dollar
led, with BOro second and Mary Ii third.
Mary took first at the quarter, with BOTo
second. At the half these two were
neck and neck. After the struggle be-
gan in the home stretch Boro won by a
! length, Radcliffe second, a length ahead
of Mary II. third. Time. 1:45. Ida L
and Sunfower were far to the rear.
Third race, selling, purse. mile and six
"Reminiscences: Hueneme IG3 Bum. > 10
>; First Lap, 104, J. Mcdonald, % to 1: Harry
Weldon, los Brown, 10 to /; Royal Garter,
1l2; Freeman, to l; Nina Archer, 115 o.
I Lewis, j 10 ,; Joe Blackburn, 1I6, Ramsey Z
20 l.; St Leo, 50. Jordan, 81 to l; Cutlery. o.,
Anderson, 20 toll; Reveal, 10l, FinneSan, to
!: Antonio. 102 Butler, 40 to I; TOpsione, I03,
keyes, Is 10 I.
The start was made in the ifth at
tempt. Nina Archer led. with Hueneme
a good second. Nina Archer held the
front all the way around by four lengths,
with Hueneme second. a length ahead
of Joe Blackburn. Time, 1:5O14. ST..
Leo came in last.
Fourth race, the Merchants stakes, all
ages, mile-Starters: Princess Limo, I07,
Mcdonald, to 1; Bob Forsyth, 1I2, Moore,
Is to L: Yale 81, los, Freeman, Z to >; Philora
96, Jordan, to 1; Uncle Bob, III, Bum.
Z to 10.
On the third trial a good compact
start was made, Yale '91 first, Princess
Limo second aud the others almost neck
and neck half a length in the rear
ale '9l led past the three quarter pole,
followed alternately by Uncle Bob and
Princess Limo'in second place. In the
home stretch every jockey whipped for
dear life, and the finish resulted: Prin-
! cess Limo first, half neck in front of
Yale 81. who beat Uncle Bob halt a
length for place. Time, 1:4215.
Fifth race, five furlongs, for two-year-olds
starters: Barney :, ITO. Newman to L;
Nautauga, 10, Keith, 20 to 1; EaierO, no. j.
Mcdonald, 10 l: Stratton, 10 FORSYTH 90 to
l; Indus, ITO, Moore, 10 TO l; Dore, 1I3, Free
man, 10 l; Doncaster lib, 0. Lewis, . to l;
! Hispania. 107, Bride, 10 TO l: Greenwich. 1O7
Fishburn, to l; Julia May, 107, Finnegan. 10
to l; Ragner, 107. Reyes, Is TO /; Ollie Glenn.
/ l01, Bum, to /; American Lady 107. Is to 1
The big field got off we'll on second
trial, RagneT frstand Greenwich last.
with less than two lengths between
foremost and hindmOst. Ragner, Dore.
DOncaster and American Lady were al
most even till the hOmestretch was
reached, when DOncaster took the lead
and won by neck, julia May second,
half length ahead of Greenwich, third.
Time, 1:0314.
ward mile-StarteTs: Rofka. 99 Washbur5
TO l.; Sister Linda o. Bum, TO /: Busi,
ness 100 Keyes, 10 to l; Faithful l04 Free
man. 10 to L; Whitney, 101, Mcdonald. s to 81