The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-07-23
THE TURF.
CLEVELAND CLUB RAcRa.

CLEVELAND, July 22-The entries ior
the races ot the Cleveland Club closed last
night. All the classes are filed. The
following are the entries for the first day:
2:24 race, purse $1,000. 6 entries; 2:34
race, g 500. 10 entriee; $50 race, 81, 500
8 entries. Second dsy-free TO all; purse
$500; entries, Goldsmith Maid, Ameri-
can Girl and Fullerton, 2:20 race, $4,000
0 entries; running, mile heats, 4 entries.
Third dsy-240 race, $4,000, II entries;
2:26 race, $4,000, 8 entries; 8 in 8 running
$500, 8 entries. Fifth day-2:3l race,
$500, 10 entries; 2:2s race, $4,000, 9 en-.
Iries-Gozelle, Camon's Red Cloud, Sen-
sation and Henry. Running, 2 mile dash,
81, 200, Q entries. A number Of other en-.
tries are expected by mail to-day.
HARRoDsBURo TRoTTNo ASSOCIATION.
LoUIsvILLE, July ga special to the
Courier Journal reports a good crowd in
attendance at the first days meeting Of
the Harrodsburg TTotting Association.
The following Is a summary Of the frat
race, for Mercer county twoysar olds !:
Cooks b c Tom Stamps, /, /; PoaS Nor
ris' b Paddle, 2, 3; Coleman's b c Bleu-
nerhassett, SO; Walkers ch z Mat Smith,
distanced. Time, 8.2lf, 1921.
The second race was for horses that
had never beaten minutes, best 8 In 8.
Summary-GibbS Big Henry stanhope,
l, l, !; Chinn's r m Roam Mollie, 8, Q, Q;
Bradlcy's b b Richmond, 2, distanced.
Time, 2:45, 2:44, 2:40.
In the third race, for double teams,
mile heata, Chinn's entry came in first,
asydon's entry distanced. Time, 2:57.
An exciting time Is expected to,mor-
row.
DEXTER rARK RACES.
This was the second day OF the Dexter
Park meeting. The course was in fine
condition, weather remarkably pleasant
and the attendance large. The first race
was called at 2:29, class purse $l,5OO,
5000 to the first, $4O0 10 the second and
5000 to the third. The starters were
Kansas Chief, Mollie, John, Harry Mitch.
ell, Phil Sheridan, Gen. Howard, Fox and
Dan. Kansas Chief won, the others fol-
lowing in the order named. Gen. How
ard was dist9pced In the third heat and
Fox in the fourth. Time 2:97, 2:28, $50
and 2:2St.
The second race was running race for
threeYear olds, hotel stake $500, added
to the sweepstakes $25 each, milo heats.
The following started: Carrie P, Ella
Hawkens, Uncle Hank and Sweet Bsy.
Carrie P. won the two last heats, the
others coming In In the order named.
Sweet Bay distanced In the first heat,
Time 1:47, 1:49f and l:52s.
The third was q trotting race, premium
for horses that never beat 2:24, purse
$2,500; $1,000 to the first, $500 to the
second and $500 10 the third. Ella
Wright won the last three OF the four
heats run, the others coming up In the
order named, Pilot Temple distanced In
the fourth heat, and May Howard and
George in the fourth and filth heats, re-
spectively. Time 2:26, 2:24s, 226s and
2:25t.
ERIE DRIVING PARK RACRs.
ERIE, Pa, July 22.-The first days
races oil the summer meeting OF the Erie
Driving Park Association took place to-
day.
In the $50 race, for purse Of So $50,
Abner RuSh's 6, h. Magnolia, of Cleve.
land, won in three straight heats,
Towenski second, Condit smith third.
Time 2:37t, 2:9Si, 2:S7.
The second race, for Erie horses; purse
$1,000, was won by G. F. Dunnham's b. g.
Mig. Six heats were trolted, the winner
taking the last three straight heats. Time
2.50S, 2:47t. 2:40i.
The hoiels are full, and strangers are
constantly arriving. Thursdays and Fri.
days races promise finely.