Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-10-22

second four times. third four times, and
unplaced three times. swelling his own
er's bank account to the extent OF
Sal, 1926 His stake victories have been
the LorIllard. Stockton and Stevens
stakes at Monmouth; the Tidal Stakes
and 0mnium Handicap at Sheepshead
Bay; the Fulton Handicap at Brooklyn,
and the UnIonport Handicap at Morris
Park. For his inches Sir Walter can
carry more weight than any other colt
in training. lie steps along with from
lbs to l95 pounds as though he was
burdened with postage stamp saddle
and q sursingle. Whenever he has
gone out OF his class this season IL has
been TO meet such champions and sterl-
ing performers as Tammany, Lamp
lighter, Sleipner and Slrocco. As
four-year-old he will certainly prove an
honest colt.
The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. colt, Daily
| America, rates next to Sir Walter this
season as a money Garner. This is all
due TO his stroke of luck In getting
home before St. Leonards and Snapper
Garrison in the Realization. ST. Leo
nards was winning easily q furlong
| from the wire. He shortened his stride,
however, and Sunbeam colt got the YER
diet, Sir Walter, on who Doggett made
his run mile from the wire, landing
third. Starting fifteen times, he won
| five, was second three, third twice and
unplaced Ave times One OF his vic
tories was dead heat with Herald al
Brooklyn. His winning amount to
s29, 100.
WINNER OF The OMNIBUS.
Ramapo, OF the Gideon & DAILY collec-
ton rates third, with S97.35o 10 his
credit. His only races OF any worth
were the Omnibus. az Monmouth, and
the Pelham BAY Handicap at Morris
Park. He won nine Of his twsnty-four
starts, was nine times second, twice
third and four times uDp!aced.
With proper training Sport, big
game chestnut colt, by Winfred out OF
Souci. would have proved the banner
three-year-old OF the year lie was
drummed to death early in the season,
being dead on his feet before July. lie
won seven OF his seventeen starts, was
| four times second, five times third and
only once unplaced, winning $50, 10.
His moro important wins were the Vol
unteor Handicap, the Fort Hamilton
aud the Bowling Brook. At Sleeps
| head, in the Spindriit Stakes, he was
first under the wire, but was disqnalln-
ed and placed last for fouling Glen
moyno.
Ajax, the pride OF Colonel Roppert's
stable, won eleven OF his nineteen
starts. He was twice second and once
| third. He won the Cape May and
Hackensack handicaps, the Rarltan,
Palisade, Sea and Sound Swift stakes,
defeated the great Lamplighter In the
Ocean Stakes. was beaten By Sleipner
in the Midsummer Handicap and by
SIrocco 10 the Fourth Of July. Al
though his earnings amount TO only
| SIS, $50, he was easily the second best
colt OF the year. being eclipsed only by
Sir Walter.
St. Laonards won something like ST.
| 500 for the Keene out OF the eight
starts. He was FIRST four times, second
in the American Derby and Realization
and once third. Comanche won the Bel
| illUUb Guu NbNuih obdNNSt Wto oNNpbN -
the Volunteer Handicap and Sea ana
| Sound Stakes, and third In the Omnibus
netting his people Sl2,545. Charister,
Bcssetaw, Rainbow, Sir Francis, Don
Alonzo, Chattanooga and Glenmoyne
captured some unimportant races. Rain
bow won two OF his twenty starts, ore
being the Brooklyn Derby.
THE ALL AGED DIVISION.
Tho Aetna Stables fve-year-od bay
gelding, by Fonso Eva S., has walk
over" in the all aged division. Starting
| eighteen times, he won fourteen, was
onco second, once third, and twice I'M
placed, winning in oil $50, CPS. His more
important victories were In the Colum.
bus, Great Western. Woodland and Ken
tuckv handIcaps. In tho Columbus, be
lost Lampllghter. lie beat Banquet In
the Woodland and Manhattan, and Sir
Walter In the Fordham. He never met
Tammany.
Lowlander, by his fuke victory In the
Suburban and a couple OF wins at
Brooklyn last May. won s22, 935 for his
owner. Lamplightor has started 6fteen
times this year, winning nine and scor-
ing three seconds and one third.
Among his wins were the First Special
at Brooklyn, the Oriental. Maturity and
Country Club HandIcaps, and the
Labor Day and Fall Stakes. He ran
second In the Brooklyn and third In the
Sub urban. Dlablo has won four OF his
eighteen starts this season. The only
one Importance was the Brooklyn
Handicap His stake and purse earn
ings are S91 600. Charade has won SOL
O6O this season. Among bis 1rsts may
be computed the Metropolitan HAndi-
cap, nine furiongs, In. 10 1:521I, and tho
Brooklyn Handicap. He was four times
second. six times third, aud six times
unpIaced. Ont OF the twenty-five starts
Banquet has caught the judges eyes
first thirteen times and has scored six
seconds, two thirds ADD four behind
the chalk marks. All this aggregates
Sl5,140
That clever sprinter, DR.. Hasbrouck,
has won twelve OF his twenty starts.
earning $4,000. Slrocco has gone 10
post no less than forty times since the
beginning OF the Elizabeth meeting last
April. His score Is fifteen firsts, eleven
seconds, seven thirds and six times IN
placed. Sleipner has captured four OF
his eight starts. He won the Harvest.
Midsummer and Cherry Diamond han
dicaps Cor Owner Lakeland. The earn
lngs OF this handicap flyer for the sea-
son are about 81, 900.
Tammany is retired to the stud. He
started three times. He landed little
purse and the second special At Brook
| lyn this fall, and defeated LamDlIghter
Ia their recent match at Guttenburg.
Stonenell has won nineteen OF his thir-
ty.four starts; old Raceland eleven out