Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-08-28

SHEEPsHEAD BAY RACE TRACK, Az.
gust 27.-The great Futurity has been
run and won by horse that under or
binary conditions would not have been
permitted to leave his stable.
Morello this afternoon, beneath
clouded skies, before only 10000 spec
tators, and over track deep in mud
captured the great event by two
lengths from August Belmont's Lady
Violet.
While the winner stood at the post
before the race had started saliva fell
from his Dostrils TO the track In pro-
fuse quantities, and the fifty or hund-
red people that had journeyed to the
post to see the seventeen contestants be-
gin the futuritY struggle thought that
trainer Frrnk Vanness must be crazy TO
send his colt TO the post in such condi-
tion.
They were amazed beyond descrip-
tlon to learn, upon their return to the
judges stand, that this same colt had
won the $4,000 prize by two open
lengths from Lady Violet.
Morello's victory demonstrates two
startling facts. First, that he is an un-
ceptionally game animal, and, secondly,
that the seasons two-year-olds are
worse than bad lot.
After ten-minute delay in getting
the field punched Starter Rowe dropped
his flag on d good start, with Lovelace
in first place on the rail. He was out
speeded in the opening sixteenth by the
BelladOnna colt, on which Hamilton
was endeavoring to make runaway
race.
At the bend into the home stretch
proper or at the end OF the three fur
longs Motelo was seen to be breaking
through from the bunch. At the half
mile post he was at Beladonna's colts
neck, and Hamilton began to whip
Keene's colt in a desperate but futile
effort to retain first plsce.
Nearing the last furlong post Hay
wards whip went up in tho air and
came dowz with vicious severity on
Morella's side. He then took a line In
each hand and began 10 ride the game
son OF Eolus, who was right at home In
the mud his daddy loved so well.
From that point TO finish it was no
race at all. Morelo easily outspeeding
his opponents and winning, eased up in
the last dozen strides, by two lengths
in 1:l2 Is; corking good time, coDsid-
ering the heavy condition OF the track.
Garrison rode one Of his oldtime fin
ishes on Lady Violet, but she had met
her master and could only struggle In
second, beating the Belladonna colt a
neck for second money. As great
20 oil ha rln
going to the winner for his gameness in
running such a grand race 10 the face
OF his severe attack OF influenza.
There were.,two very angry jockeys
at the track when the veteran rider,
VIM. Hayward, was lifted into the
floral chair, adorned with a horseshoe
bearing the letters "Futurity" in pinks.
They were jockeys Fitzpatrick and
Isaac Murphy.
Gideon and DAILY who have first call
on Fitzpatrick, gave him to understand
that be could ride the colt and he knew
nothing TO the contrary until this
morning when tho firm notified him
that he would have to remain on the
ground as they would start the Annie
f. colt and did not propose to permit
Fitzpatrick to ride any other horse in
the race.
Fitz was too heavy to bring Annie F.
up TO weight, and Simms was given the
mount. This explains Fltzpatricks not
riding Morelo, also his loss Of $1,000
that surely would have been his had
Gideon Dalo given him permission to
ride Morello to victory. The other ag-
grieved jockey s Isaac Murphy, who
was refused permission to ride in a
similar manner.
Attendance, 10000. Summaries as
follows:
First, five and q half furlongs-
Potomac won, Gold Dollar second, Tor
menter third. Time, los SIS.
Second, FIVE furlongs-Minnehaha
won. Time, 1:44 15.
Third, mile and three-siXteenths-
Tea Tray won. Time, 2:O3 As.
Fourth, the Futurity, about 5000;
Futurity course-MorelIo won. Time,
1:l2H,
Fifth, one mile and a furlong-Leona-
well won. Time, l:57.
Sixth, one mile, on turf-Trestle won.
Time, 1:44 Is.
Seventh race, seven furlongs-Klrk-
over won. Time, 1:29.
At Saratoga the track was soft. First
81 furlongs. Elk Knight won. Time,
I.i2ii. Second-5I mile. Toano won.
Time. l:l71<. Third-mile and ll6. Bit
zen won. Time, :62 Fourth-l5 mile.
Roland won. Time, 4:2lH. Fifth-6 fur
longs. Lavish Won. Time, zig.
AT Cincinnati the weather for the first
dav of the fall meeting Of the Latonia, KY,
/ Jockey Club; the track was tribe slow
Summaries: First, for 3-year-olds and up
wards, one mile; Protection won; time
.45II Second, selling. for 3-year-olds
and upwards. six furlougs; Clintie 6. won,
| Hippona second, Elsie third; time :l5$[.
! Third. selling for 3-year-olds and up
wards. mile and sixteenth; Philora won
easily bv length from Maud Howard, Z 70
/ Hippiug. the second, two lengths in front
| Of Rose Boy, l5 10 ], whipping and pressed
| from the rear; time, l:5lX. Fourth, Mer-
chant stakes, all ages. mile-kinglee, 3 70
; won bv a neck in hot finish from Ida
| Pickwick. 8 70 2, second, seven lengths
| ahead of Chief Justice, 5 TO l. third; time,
| 1:l2l$. Third, for 2-year-olds, five fur
I longs-Mildred. 10 l, won by neck from
| Shadow. 2 to l, second, length Ia front OF
Verdant, Is 10 /, third; time: l;oSS1 Sixth,
selling, for S-year-olds aad upwards, six
! furlones-M 5 TO /, won By nose
| in a driving finish from White Nose, 8 TO l,
second, a length ahead Of General Miles,
TO l, third; time, i:l7H.
At Chicago. the HaWthore races result
edl First S furlongA Miss SPet won;
tins 1:e4H. Second, one mile. Calhoun
wor; time :G5A. Third. Q 0furlongs, Royal
Flush won; time l:s2A. Fourth. seven