The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-11-04
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Bookmaker Cooks Two.Year-
Old Wins Covington
Autumn Stake.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, Nov. 8. - The
largest field that ever faced a starter
in a stake race at Latonia was that in
the Covfngton Autumn stake race for
wo-year-olds today. Fifteen Of the
very best youngsters on the track con-
tested for the prize and the race was
an exciting one throughout. Deter
mination, Is to shot, from the stable
of Bookmaker Fred Cook, won in a
driving finish by two lengths. Rain
land, another Is to shot, got the place
by a, nose. Armorer, at S to 1, was
third. Allista was the favorite at to
l, and finished fourth.
In the second race Briers, with Be-
land up, was bumped into and the
jockey was trampled on by the field.
He, however, escaped serious injury.
The horse ran away five miles and
then crashed into fence. The handi-
cap at a mile and seventy yards was
won by Reservation. The winner was
last at the head Of the stretch, but
after one of the greatest finishes of the
meeting won by one length. Weather
pleasant; track slow and lumpy. Sum-
mary:
First race, seven furlongs-Jehn Coul-
ter, 104. r. Martin, Ii to S, won; Olonetz.
81, H. Phillips. to 1, second; Barkel-
more, 104, -Hothsrsall, to /, third Time,
Sting, Rathgar, Mint Leaf and Marineuse
also ran.
Second race, one mile-Kilmorie, 1O2,
HOTTER, to l, won; Sister Lillian, SO, c..
SO, w. Robbins, 10 to l. third. Time, las.
Mint Bed, Nestoria, Flora Bright, Mos
keto, Choice. Lola Home, On the Quiet,
Tom Hall and Briers also ran. -.
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S. Bonner. 4 to l, won, Tam o. Shanter,
95, W. Robbins, to 1, second; Dan Nc
Kenna, 100, G. Austin, to 1, third. Time.
1:15 Colonnade, Red Raven, Redan and
Fourth race. the Covington Autumn
Stakes, value $3.50, six furlongs-Deter-
mination, 95 Nichol, 15 to l. won; Rain
land, 10, Watson, Is to 1, second; Armor-
1:15%. Allista, Cheboygan, Marshal Ney.
j. H. Mayberry, Glisten, Kern, Proofread-
er. Handmore, Harfang, Lyrist, Langford
James and Orderly also ran.
Fifth race, handicap, one mile and sew
enty yards-Reservation, lib, Monroe, 8
to 5, won; Haviland, 100, H. Phillips, Z
to 5, second; Fonsoluca, 104, HOTTER to
2 third. Time, 1:46k. Honeybrook also
ran.
Sixth race. seven furlongs-Dave Som
ers, 1O9 A. w Booker, to 1, won; Miss
Golightly, 1O2; F. DAYS. to g. SECOND tS /;
Time, 1904. Grand Mary, Chantrelle.
Bean, Sinner Simon also ran.
Results at Aqueduct.
NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-Before crowd
of 10000 persons, the largest crowd ever
in attendance at Aqueduct. Carbuncle, at
9 to 2, Redfern up, won the Election Day
handicap. one mile and furlong, today.
Stamping Ground, paying 2 to 1, for the
place, was second. Stolen Moments, the
favorite, was a bad fourth. The time,
1852 SIS. is a new track record for the
distance.
Merry England, in the first race, also
broke track record by stepping the six
furlongs in lip As.
Garnish, backed from SO down to 80 to
1, won the fifth race. ridden out, by a
length from the 100 to 1 shot, Dutiful.
w. s. Vosburgh says he has been ac-
corded unfair treatment by L. V. Bell. a
horse owner, concerning the handicapping
of Bells horses. Higgins was set down
for the remainder of the meeting for dis
obedience at the post.
w. FL. Rowles claimed Payne out Of the
second race for $1,S50. Summary:
First race, six furlongs-Merry Eng
land, Ito. Burns. to 2, won; ButtoSls,
10S. Redfern, 5 to l., second; Gay Boy,
121, Odom, 6 to S, third. Time, ZIP As.
River Pirate, Master Man and Northern
Star also ran.
Burns, to i. won; Grayina, 1os, Fuller,
J. third Il Ie'0a Tme ayna s s5 Seaa
Rightful, Ninespot, stonewail, Cincin-
natus. Dark Planet and Orloff also ran.
Third race, handicap, six and half
firlongs--Wizard. 10S, Cannon. to 1,
won; Dolly spanker. 124, Redfern. even.
second; Monet, los, Burns, 8 to 1, third.
Time. 1920 3-5. Wotan Pol Rogers. Dun
can. Silver Days and Luminosity also ran.
Fourth race, the Election Day handicap,
one mile and furleng-Carbuncle, 1913.
Redfern, 9 to g. won; Stamping Ground,
102, Higgins, to /, second Dux Casta,
Ill. Cannon. to l. third. Time, 1852 3-5.
Stolen Moments, Florham Queen, Rostand
and Gaviota also ran.
Fifth race. seven furlongs- Garnish,
1913. Callahan. 80 to 1, won; Dutiful 1Os,
w. Fisher, Is to /, second; Prince Salm-
s air 1os, Cannon, to !; third; Time,
Gallen, Bronx, Hiawatha, Gansevoort,
Grand Vitesse, Gold Breaker and Big Nor
: gan also ran.
Sixth race. selling. one mile-Ella Sny-
der. 80; O'Brien, to 2, won; The Guards
man. 3d. Higgins, to 2, second; Nc
Williams, 1O3, Mulholland, to /, third.
Time, 1:40 1-5. Animosity. Widows Mite,
Oclawaha. Hot. Mary Street Star and
Garter. Medal and Princess H. also ran