Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-28
A 'ARANKOUTSIDER won,
And What a Stack Someone Would
Have Gotten Had
ANY TICKETS BEEN SOLD ON HIN.
James Casey Ruled OF the
Brighton Beach Track-Anoth-
or Track Record Broken at
CIeveland-Indianapolis Bicy-
Gle Races-Poor Rowing in the
Detroit Regatta - Pittsburg
Drops a Game to Cleveland
No Change in the Relative
Standing OF the Clubs.

Standing OF the Clubs.
New YORK, July 27.-The talent
did no. start of remarkably well At
the Brighton Beach races to-day, for
Bolivar, en- outsider, on whom some
books laid as good as 200 to 1, while
very few did not offer as much
as 100 to l, jumped into the
lead at once in the first race and
try as hard as he might the favorite,
Woodchopper. could not catch him.
The hackers OF the favorite we're for
tunate, however, for no tickets were
sold in the Mutuals on tie winner and
Woodchopper got it all.
James Casey, the owner OF Bushrang-
er, has been ruled of the track for his
threat to Frank Beard, the owner OF ST.
Anthony.
First race. six furlougs, selling. Boll-
var ll3 &C. Flynn, 100 to 1; WOE; Wood
chopper 1l6 "a. Carter), 2 to l, second;
Vagabond ll6 (Bergen), Z to /. third;
time, 1853. Second race. six furlongs,
selling, Sarcasm, l0l, (McDermotD, 3
to /, won; Mic Mac Queen, l07, (Dog-
gett). II to 5, second; Golden Valley,
l03, (E. Tribe), IL TO |, third;
time, l:17I4. Third race, five
furlongs, Apprentice, los, (Hamil-
tom, to won, Captain Jack los,
(Flynn), to l. second. Jennie A. los,
(Reif), 2 to l, third; time, l:O42l.
Fourth race, mile and a furlong. Sir
knight lis, (Doggett), even. won, Life
Boat, 1Ol, (Bergen), to l.,
second, Captain T. 90, (Keefe),
III to ). third; time,
1855. Fifth race. one mile, selling.
Arab, 100 (Doggett), even, won; Kill
deer, 1O2 (Ballard), 6 to l, second; Our
Maggie, 102 (Reiff), 2 to /, third;
time, 1:452I. Sixth race. mile and q
sixteenth. George Dixon. 80 lRelh), A
to 1, won; Wlmar. 90 Tribe, TO 1,
second; Laurel. 100 (Whlte), to /,
third; time, ISL.
Following are the entries for to.mor-
row: First, Is, selling, Padre ll3,
Plenty ll3, Sir Catesby 112, Circular
11O. Clement 1O9, Wist los. Caledonia
1O7. Robusta 105, Maggie Richards l05,
Mus Nee 1O2, Little Bravo 101, Tiger
100, Larry X. 90. Second, IS, maidens,
Tomahawk 1913, Hopper 1913, Dashing
Charlie l27, Phillip I. lis, Kitten f..
lis, Decourcey ia. Slim Charlie ia,
Walter Riggs ia, Lord Hawkstone ia,
| Half Mine ia, Hartford ia, Sprite Ill,
| Helena q. Ill, Ericsson Ill, Ninety Seven
III. Third, 81. selling, Ina rs. Shadow
Dance ia. Yelande + ,O5, Van Bruut
105 True Penny l0i, Hanwell l03,
Monte Carlo 1O3, Tylura l0l, ST. Pauline
100. Himyarlst 100. Cora 100, Elise Nor
rison p 100, Veryilion IS, Golden Gate
| qs. Malinda %. Fourth, ~. handicap,
Sir Knight l12, Herata l03. Major
General lO4, Kldeer 9j Jodax 81, BOlero
90 Royal George 49,
Fifth, =, selling. Hardy Fox 1l3, Top
Gallant liz, Best Brand ll2, Whttersoh
III. Marshall 10, Belwood 100, Tena-
cious 1O5, Virago lO4, Avon 103, Mar
guerite 1O3, Reif 100, Royal George l0l,
Master Murray 9S. Sixth, handicap
steeplechase, full course, Rodman 100,
st. Anthony 1872, ElphIn $50, Flip Flap
l147, Summer Breeze l3S, Dutch oven ii
1877.
GOOD ATTENDANCE AT SARATOGA.
SARATOGA, y. Y, July 27.-There
was another good attendance at the
races here to-day. The weather was
| warm and the track fast. Although
no stake events were decided to-day
the races were close and exciting and
the betting spirited. Harry Morris,
owner OF Peacemaker, who won the
United States Hotel Stakes yesterday,
talks OF contestlng the stakes. The
association guaranteed the stake TO be
worth g.. 600. They will receive from
the owners who entered in the events
So. .42O forfeits and from the United
States Hotel $1,000. so that the full
value Of the stake is 80, 420. The sssocl-
alton rendered the 81, 600 guaranteed in
payment which Mr.. Morris refused,
| claiming that the race was sweep
stakes. and that be was entitled TO It's
fnll value. He offered 20 accept the
q. 900 added by the United States Hotel,
and TO collect the 50, f20 forfeit himself
but Mr.. Walbaum refused. Mr. Nor
ris will contest the matter 10 the courts.
First race, selling allowances, FIVE
furlopgs. DR.. France l03 (Hatton). 3 to
/, won: Dana o. (Nscey). TO /, sec
ond: Erondo o. (Lamlin), 81 to /, third;
time, 1903. Second race, mile ADD
fnrIong. Banquet 1l6 tSimms), ! 70 9,
von: Brahma l0l PENN, ) 10 /, sec
ond. Hawthorne 100 (MsrtIn), II
10 l, third; time, l:574 Third,
race. handicap. mile, Cactus lO4 (Grifiin),
In 10 3, won; Caudelabra l07 (Swssb),
: 70 /. second; J. i. B. IS (Perkins). lC
70 I, third; time, l:i2. Fourth race,
Eve iurlongs, yemen ia Brooks, 2
N :. won; Old Dominion l0i (C!aytonD.
4,o1. second; Little Maid l02 (SUash) /.
I15 70 /, third; time, 1:011I. Fifth race
slx furlongs, Momento Colt 1l0
| fGrlfin), 8 10 s, Won; Pulitzer. l0l
| fPenn), 6 TO /, second; Haodoyer. q
| perkins,, 5 10 1, third. Time, lis
| Six,h race, mile and sixteenth, Glenn
entine. 100 (Perkins), even, won; Th'
Queen, 100 (Clayton), even, second
barefoot. 100 (Donohue), TO l, third
| TiSs- l:i5.
| ANOTHER TRACK RECORD BROKEN.
CLEVELAND, July 27.-At Gienyill
to-day the track record for PAGERS wa
broken by Robert j., who was driver
out to q mile in 2:051I by Ssladin.
2:37 class. trottibg, purse g, 900. Cob
webs won: best time 2:i31l. Free 70
| uoa nnrsa 80 zoo Robert i Villas,