St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-10-08
70 TAMBIEN TO The FRONT.
EASY WIRNER OF The CINCINNATI
NOTED HANDICAP.
SEVEN RACERS FACE TEE FLAG
Yo Tambien Starting Sixth, With
an Easy Stride Slips Past the
Others in the Stretch, and
Wins by Three I!engths-She
Covered the Space in 200 IA,
Breaking Tammany's Time.

CINCINNATI, Oct. Z. = The autumn
meetings at Latonia closed this after
noon with the most exciting set of races
run this meeting. Tie day was perfect,
and large number of spectators came
to the final days sport. The track was
lightning fast, and the time throughout
was splendid. The Reaper equailed the
track record for mile in the fourth
race, making the distance in 1909.
The event OF the afternoon was the
Cincinnati Hotel Handicap, worth S2,640
to the winner. Seven starters faced the
flag. After one breakaway the word was
given. and, punched closely, the racers
started down the stretch, with PARKWAY
in the lead, Ida Pickwick second and
Yo Tambien sixth Passing the stand,
Somersault, with a sudden burst OF
speed, took the lead by two lengths.
Go TambIen by this time had pushed her
way to second place, and was hold ng it
with ease. At the half SomerSault still
led, while To Tambien mad surrendered
second place to Semper Lex, and was
third. with Faraday and Ida PickwicK
close behind. Nearing the final turn
the jockeys began 10 ride. Yo Tam
bien, with easy stride, slipped passed
the others, and led into the stretch by
Il length. Faraday and Pickwick were
third and fourth respectively, coming
up at their best gait with riders plying
whip and spur. 70 Tambien, gliding
smoothly along at the same even, easy
gait, gradually drew away from her
field, and, without feeling whip or spur,
won with the utmost ease by three
lengths. Faraday beat Ida PickHick
fnr rho 1alann ~ fyun lannthS
part Of the race was 70 Tambien
pushed to win, and she covered the dis
lance in 2:G614, quarter of second
better than Tammany'S time, and with
in a quarter of the track record.
-Four favOriteS won during the day,
one second choice and one outsider; but
in no instance did the faYorite fail 20
show.
The meeting has been success, finan-
| cialIy and artistIcally. The fields have
been well matched and some OF the best
horses in the 4Vest have run for the
stakes and purses offered. The time
has been uniformly excellent, the start
ing satisfactory, and, taken as a whole,
better meeting has hardly ever been
seen before at the Kenton county track.
First race. selling, purpose for three
year-olds and up. seven furlongs-LG-
renZo won, Senator Morrill, second,
Aurora third. Time, 1:2S
Second race. selling, purse for three
year-olds and upwards, ffteen-siXteenths
of mile-Peabody won. Vida second,
Crab Cider third. Time, 1861.
Third race, free handicap sweepstake
for two-year-olds, SIX furlongs-EQua-
tor won, Audubon second, Prince Carl
third. Time, 1853,
Fourth race, free handicap sweep
stake for three-year-o and upwards.
| mile-Fhe Reaper won, Sister Mary Sec
| ond, Aldebaran third. Time, 1909.
Fifth race, the Cincinnati Hotel
Autumn Handicap for all ages, mile
| ana a quarter - 70 TamDien, 1873
| Crhorpe), 8 to 3, won easily by three
lengths; Faraday, 1l6 Ray. to l, sec
ond, by two lengths; Ida Pickwick, lis
Or. Williams. TO l. third, whipping by
nose. Time, 2:06H.
Sixth race, selling, purse for three
year-olds and upward, seven furlongs-
Red Cap won, Deceit second, Tom Daily
third. Time. 1:29.