Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-03-22

seven, the average of this club was
/ -, PA per day. The Brooklyn Jockey
/ club gave Sl,7,l25, an average of =, 5sl
per day in season of twenty-siX racing
days. The Washington Park club, Of
Chicago, gave in all Sos, 200. As the
number of its racing days was twenty
| five, this shows an average Of added
money OF S4,32S per day. What the
amount OF added money will be this
year no one can foretell In the nature
of things it is impossible But that
there will be large increase it is GER
tain. The approximate value OF the
stakes to be run for are greater, and
this will insure an increased amount Of
added money. These things. taken into
consideration with the fact that more
and better horses are to run in all the
big races this year. promise season OF
unusual brilliance and interest.
Some of the famous horses of last
year will run again this year. Most OF
them are entered for all the races in
which they can possibly participate.
Tenny. the ungainly, will run. No
gamer horse treads the turf to-day. He
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be heard from again in some great con-
test. Firenzi will also run, Firenzi is
one of the grandcst mares Of late years.
When in trim. there are few horses that
can beat her. She is aged. She has
beaten all the best horses that have
come to the post for the past three or
four years. Tournament, the winner
Of the Realization Stekes last year. will
run again this year. He is great horse,
and four-year-old He is down for all
the races in which it is possible for him
to run. He belongs 10 the late Senator
HearSt'S stud, and last year won the
largest amount won by any horse, 500,
GOO. Potomac, rafting good horse, Il
three year old this year, will also run.
He won the Futurity last year and
brought To his owner something over
$50. 600 Raceland. a SiX-year-old, the
winner of the Suburban in 1889,
will also run. He is now in training
at the GraveSend track doing slow
work, and is as sound aS he ever was in
his life. During the four years that he
has been raced, he has started forty-hve
times and has won twcnty-eight OF
them, being placed in twelve more.
Raceland, however, has Il marked pc
culiarity which makes him most dit
ticult horse to train. Though nOta par
ticularly delicate horse. he has so far
been unable to stand steady campaign
ing. for when Just on edge the slightest
cause is apt TO throw him back. and I'M
derdone or Ovcrdone he is not Raceland.
Burlington, four-year-old. j. one OF
the crack horses who will take part in
all the principal races 10 be- run the conf
ing season. CaSsiuS will also run. He
il was that run Salvador TO a head in the
exciting Suburban race of last year.
Other crack horses that are entered for
a the big stakes are Prince Royal,
Riley. Judge Morrow, Los Angeles,
Tea Tray, Demuth. Eurus, Cast
away. D'Arblo, Senorita. RhonO. Ru-
perta. Potomac, Russell King Thomas,
Loantaka. Cortez. Buddhist. Come-To-
Taw, Cousin JeemS. English Lady,
RobeSpierre, Drizzle, Bolero, Rey del
Rev, Terra Gotta. Badge. Reporter,
Eon. Yosemite Uncle Bob Nellie BY.
These are animals who have been in
big races and have run and won in the
best company. All promise to make
this season an exciting one. Salvador
will not run again. That grand horse
has Joined the stud at Rancho del PdSso,
owned by !. b. Haggin. The race 90
ing public will miss him. He i one OF
the finest thoroughbreds the turf has
seen Of late years. Exile will not start
again. and several othor wcll-known
horses have also been retired.
So much for the horses that Will run.
Now for the Jockeys VINO VIII ride them:
George Anderson. who rides mt 10
pounds, will ride for Il. Mcclellan.
owner of one of the crack two-year-olds
of last year, Sallie Mcclellan, which