Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-27
In the Grand Circuit Races at CleVe-
land Yesterday.
ALL CONDITIONS FAVORABLE.
The Cleveland Track Record
Broken, and the Three Fastest
Heats Ever Made in a Race
Beaten-Dwyer and Croker
Lose Money on Lux Saratoga
Bookmakers Kicking-A Poor
Day at Brighton Beach-Yes-
torday's Base Ball Games.

CLEVELAND, o., July &c. All the
conditions were favorable to fast time
st the Cleveland Driving Park to-day,
and the flyers in the free-for-all trot
and the 2:11 class made the best Of their
opportunity. The record OF the Cleve-
land track was smashed, and besides
both Of those events were won in the
three fastest consecutive heats ever
trotted In race. The weather was
perfect. The 2:2O pacing race
was first on the card, and while
that was being disposed OF, Alix, the
favorlte in the free for all, was selling
in the pools at $50 against SCI for the
field. But three horses started in the
race. ak went to the front at the be-
ginning Of the first heat and led all the
way around without break. the bay
beauty from California behaved splend-
idly, and after the first heat she had no
trouble in winning, the race really being
between Pixlsy and Walter E for Sec
ond place, although the former had the
better OF it each time.
In the 2:ll. Ryland went to the front
ia the first heat after a pretty start,
and led TO the wire, winning the heat
in POSI-.
In the second heat Ryland T. won In
the remarkable time of 2:074. Ryland
T. was pushed in the third heat, which
was made in 2:0S&i, the three heats
being the fastest ever trotted conSecu-
lively In a race. The summaries:
2:20 class, pacing. purse $4,000, Joe
Patchen won; best time, 2:10.
Free for all trot, purse 50. 500, Alix
won; best time, 2:0S.
2:lo class, trotting. purse 81, 900, Bal
iona won; best time, 2:11%.
2:11 class, trotting, purse $1,000, Ry-
land T., won; best time, 2,074.
YESTERDAY AT SARATOGA.
SARATOGA, N. Y, July 26.-There
was large crowd at the races to-day.
Speculation in the ring was brisk on all
eyenta NJ. E Uwgef ana Richard
Crok1r beEs heavily oni Lux ib the frat
race on the Strength Of reported fast
work.
There is great deal OF dlssatisfac-
tion here over the proposed change In
the time OF beginning the races, and II
! is believed that after short trial Mr..
| Walcaum will be compelled to go back
TO the old plan OF racing in the morn
ing. The boOkmakers are also diSsatis-
| fed over what they say Is an impOs'-
tion In charging them tax OF Sl20 per
day.
After the Don Aonzo Ramapo race,
! in which they were betting on time,
| this form OF speculation was prohibited
| by the stewards. On aud after Mon
day owners will not be permitted TO
scratch in races to which no entrance
is charged, unless they pay ten per
cent. OF the purse. This is equivalent
to a fine OF fifty dollars for scratching
| horse.
First race, five furlongs, Kismet o5
! "a. Clayton), s TO l, won; The Swan 9S
| PENN, 90 to l, second; Lux 100 (Lam-
ley), "a to l, third. Time, 1:O24.
Second race, mile and a sixteenth,
Ramapo 122 (TaraD, 1 to 3, won: Don
Alonzo 122 (SmmsJ, ; to 2, second.
Time, 1:524. Only two started.
Third race, the U. S. Hotel stakes,
seven furlongs, Peacemaker 104 lam
ley), > TO !, won; Dobbins 1875 (Simms)
l TO 3, second; Domingo l07 (PerkiEs)
| 20 TO /, third. Time, 1923.
Fourth race, selling, seven furlongs,
Liselg, 90 (Perkins), ~ TO l, won; Miss
Dixie, 81 "a. Clayton, Is to l. second;
Leonardo, 90 (Griflin) even, third. Time
1889.
Fifth race, selling, six furongs, May
Day Filly, 95 "a. Clayton), even, won;
Mirage, ll3 tTarsD, to 5, second;
Achiever, 100 (Donohue), Is to /, third.
Time, 1:16.
Sixth race, steeplechase, selling,
about one mile and three.quarters, Bal
!arat, 1873 (PiDes). TO ), won; Sam Ca
rey, l54 (McInerney). 5 to /, second
Gleufallon, Isl Harry, 6 to !, third.
| Time, minutes.
THE RACING AT BRIGHTON BEACH.
New YORK. July 26.-The attendance
was light at Brighton Beach to-day and
the heat was intense. The racing wa:
not notsble In any respect. Summaries:
First race, mile aud furlong, selling
Lifeboat, 1O7 (Bergsn), 3 to 5. won by
two lengths; Little Matt, 81 Carter,
10 l, second; Blue Garter. % (Relh),
4 to /, third. Time, 1864.
Second race, one mile, selling, Poetry
1Ol tRsiff). to ;. won by two lengths;
Warike IO7 on. Bergen), to l. second;
Linwood 1O5 &c. Whitel, 10 to 1, third;
time l:i7.
Third race, six furlongs, selling, Pont
Leon 95 (Reff), to l, won by three
lengths: True Penny 1Oi (Hamiltonl, Il
to l, second; King Gold 100 Berger, lC
10 /, third; time l:l74.
| Fourth race, one mile, Captain T., 81,
| CKeefe), to ). won by length; Annie
| Bishop, lO7, wv. ). Milton). TO /, sec
ond; Herald, 1O3, Carter, 9 to 5, third.
Time, 1924.
Fifth race, six furlongs, selling, Ben
Lomond. 103. (Rsiff), even, won by a
length; NY Gyps. 1O2. (E. Tribs), so "a
!. second; Shelly Tuttle, III, (Hamil'
toni. TO /, third. Time, l:13.
Sixth race, five furlongs, selling, Ber
wynd, 1O7, (Ballard), to 5. won By
Eve lengths: Poor Jonathan, l07, dog
gett), 2 to l. second; VagaboDd, i07
(Reiff). 3 to l. third. Time, 1:O25I.
Fol!swiug are the entries tor to-mor
row: First, 2. mile. selling, Lake H6,
ST. Laurent II6, Vagabond 1I6, No
shula lI6, Woodchopper 116. Laksviev
rs. Harry Hinkson ia. Adjourn 113
! LalIah 1l5, Lsrimer 1l3. Bolivar lib
Berwyn ll3, Leigh III, Bright Eye
III. Second, 2. mile, selling, Euieldi