Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-29
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THE Two-YEARroLD TRoT.
The two-year-old trot, half mile heats,
was called ct 2 o'clock, with eleven entries
and five starters: Newaboy, Plympten, Col.
Felter, Prospect and Benjamin. Plymp.
ton had the pole. The heat was an ex.
ceedingly tame and uninteresting affair,
Prospect taking the lead at the start, and
holding il clear around by fifteen to thirty
lengths, with Newsboy second. Time,
1901.
Mutuals paid $40
For the second heat of the two-year-old
trot, pools sold, Prospect $40, field 81
Prospect went to the front at the turn,
and held it easily to the finish, winning
the heat and the race, with Newsboy fair
second, and Col. Felter q bad third.
Plympton and Benjamin were distanced
Time, 100.
Mutuals paid $3.50.
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alion Rsees-Firsf pay-Trot for two-year-
olds-% mile heats-two m three:
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Prospect C. 1,
Benjamin, So. dis.
Time, 1905, $50.
THE 2:34 TRor.
The first heat of the 2:34 trot was called
at 2:3O, with nine entries and seven start
srs: DR.. Mcfarland, Gypsy, Algonia, Black
Dick, Badly T, Young Stockbridge and
Buckskin Dick. Poolssold with tine latter
. fayorits at $40, Stockbridgs Sc. DR.. Nc,
Farland S., and the field 81. The horses
got away at ten minutes of three, with
Stockbridge in the lead. He held this
to the quarter, with Badly good second.
At the half Badly went first, Gipsy second,
and B. Dick took third, pushing Gypsy hard
for second 1t the flush. Time, 2:36.
Mutuals paid s. 80.
| Pools before the second heat sold Buck.
skin Dick so, field $40 The horses
started at $40, after good deal Of scoring,
Mcfarland getting q good start in front.
At the quarter Badly had taken front,
with Gypsy second. At the half Buck.
skin was good second, pushing Badly
pretty hard 10 three quarters, but unable
to take front At the turn Buckskin
pushed the winner hard, but Badly Won
by half q length in 2:30.
Mutuals paid 81, 40.
For the third heat Badly T. sold at SIC
TO 50 on the field. The horses started
sbout $40, after good deal OF trouble
At the turu Badly struck Buckskin and bis
driver, Thomas G. Coleman, was thrown,
and badly shaken up The others went
on, Mcfarland taking q long lead and
holding it till past the three-qusrterS,
when Buckskin went first and won in 2:39,
but on account Of his funny business he
was put down distanced, and the heat
given to Mcfarland, with Gypsy second
There was fine, large kick on this heat,
in which the entire strength Of the COM
psny took part, but finally things were
Slaughtered ont, and all bets and pools on
the heat declared of.
The fourth heat was called at $50
Badly sold at $40, to Sc on the field. Nc
Fsrland took the lead at the start, but
Badly pushed him hard at the half, where
be went q nose ahead. At the three
quarters the horses were well punched,
with Badly head in the lead, and it was
a great race around the turn and down the
stretch, Gipsy coming on up and going
under the wire ahead, with Badly second
and Stockbridge third, in 2:40.
Mutuals paid $3.50.
The fifth heat of the trot was not called
until nearly s o'clock, with Badly T. sell.
ing at $40 to So for the field. Gypsy took
the lead to the quarter, with Badly second,
and Stoekbridge third. At the halt,
Badly was length ahead, with Stock
bridge and GipsY about even for second
At the thres-qusrtsr Badly was three
lengths ahead, and won the heat and race
in 2:34i, Gypsy taking second money,
StOckbridge third, and AIgonia fourth.
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