Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-10


Tam bien made her first appearance to-
day. and she was made the favorite
over Merry Monarch in the second race.
She failed to justify the confidence.
The most interesting contest Of the day
was that for the Sea Foam stake, dash
Of Eve and half furlongs. Correction
set lively pace, followed closely by
Clifford and Hasbrouck. The former
two came into the stretch Tapped,
with Correction still In the lead.
Correction had had enough OF
IL by this time, aud Griffin
took Clifford to the front, with DR.
Hasbrouck, who had moved into second
place, vainly striving to overtake him.
Old Dominion won all the way In the
first race. with Chattanooga the favor
ite in the place. Then came the second,
with Yo Tamoien. Merry Monarch,
Liselg aud Cleaning the chief contest
ants. At the first turn Cleaning and
Yo Tambien went to the front and raced
neck and neck to the stretch. Merry
Monarch, who had been lying In an
easy place, closed with the leaders in
the last furlong. Taral rode Yo Tam
bien to his utmost, but she fell back.
Merry Monarch woD in drive. with
Cleaning second and Liselg thirc.
First, six furlongs, Old Dominion,
100, (Midgely), 7 to 2, won by one
length; Chattanooga, 112, (Taral). even,
second by four lengths; Dauntless. los,
(Penn), to 1, third. Time, 1:16.
Second, one and one-sixteenth miles,
Merry Monard, lO9, (Griflin), 5 TO 2,
won by a head; Cleaning, 100, "a.
Clayton), to l, second by two lengths;
Lselg, 81, (Perkins), z to l, third.
Time, LAG.
Third, the Grand Union Hotel Stakes,
six furlopgs, Prince of Monaco 115
(TaraD, 20 10, won by one and half
lengths; Handspun 107 (Griffin) to 5,
second by three lengths; Brisco LOG
(Claytonl, 90 TO l, third. Time, 1:i516.
Fourth, the Sea Foam Stakes, five and
a half furlongs, Clifford 120 (Grifin), 2
to l, won by two lengths; DIR. Has
brouck 127 (Lamley), 9 to 5, second by
two lengths; Correction 122 (TaraD, s
TO 5, third. Time, 1:07H.
Fifth. selling, five furlons. Memento
Colt. 81, (Grifiin), 20 to l, won by a
nose; La Rosa, 80, (Perkins), 10 to 1.
second by nose; Tormentor, ia,
(TaraD, to l, third. Time, 1:02.
Sixth, one and one-quarter miles,
over five hurdles. Col. Clay, las, NC
Cullough), 10 to 1. won by head; Bas-
sanio, 135, (BIakelp), 6 to l. second by
three lengths; Japonica. 146, (G. Ham
ilton). to l, third. Time, 2:21.
YESTERDAY AT JEROME PARK.
New YORK, August 9.-At Jerome
Park to-day the opening race promised
to be interesting, but four out OF nine
were scratched and Daily America was
a top-heavy fayorite, with Annie Bishop
and Charade equal second choices and
the others neglected. Stonsnellie took
the lead and kept 1t to the stretch when
Simms gave Daily America his head and
be came away and won easily, Stonenel-
lie getting the place with just about as
much ease.
In the second race two out OF the
eight were scratched and the Magne-
tism colt was made favorite. He won
without eIerting himself with South
Side second far ahead Of the others.
Frst one mile, Daily American 107
(Simms), 3 to 5, won by three lengths;
Stonenellie 90 on. Bergen), 10 to l,
second by two lengths; Annie Bishop
110 (Hamiton). to l, third; time, 1:45.
Second. five furlongs, Magnetism Colt
110 (Hamiton), S to 5, won by two
lengths; South Side 113 (Doggett), 2 to
1, second by four lengths; Herkimer
1o3 (Simms), . to 1, third; time, 1903.
Third, one and one-sixteenth miles.
selling, Jodan LOT (Doggett), 7 TO 5.won
by neck; Little Matt 9s Carter, 2%
TO l, sec ond by two lengths; Galloping
King 10 (LittIefeld), 3 to /, third.
Time, 1854.
Fourth, six furlongs, selling, Cockade
1O7 (Doggest), 8 TO S, won by three
lengths; Metropolis LOT (Simms), s to l,
second by one length; King Gold los
(Bergen). II to 5, third. Time, 1:17h.
Fifth. six furiongs, Mckee 30 (Mc-
Claim. IL to 5, won by fifteen lengths;
Monotopy, 90 (Hider), to 5. second by
four lengths; Sally Byrnes Colt, % II.
Doggett), 10 10 l. third; time, 1:17H.
Sixth, six furlongs. selling, Flirt, 107
(Simms), 9 to 5. won by six lengths; MIC
Mac Queen, 107 (Doggett). s TO l, Sec
ond, by half length; Melodo. 10
(Littlefed), 8 to 5, third; time, 1:1s14.
The entries for tomorrow are: First,
three-quarters mile, Kingston 112. Fac
totus 1O7, By Jove 107. Adeldelbert iO4,
Long Brook %, Harrington 81. Sec
ond, five and a half furlongs, selling.
Mosquito los, Hanwell 1o6. Sir
Dixon Jr. log, Mckee 100.
Ella Reed 80, Pont Lear 90.
Third, l,4OO yards, selling, Trevelyan
122, VIII Fonso lib. Robusta 100, Sir
Gatesoy los, Speculation los. Vagabond
los, Darkness los, Top Gallant los,
Warlike 197, Drum Major 1O4. Fourth.
! Lilo, selling, Dutch Skater 1O7, Gal
loping King LOG. Hatton 1Of, Loeb
invar l02, Live Oak 1O2. Charter 81.
Fifth, q maidens. selling. Eulogy G. los,
Mike 1O7, Mckee 107. Amsterdam 1O7. Lo-
benguIa 106. Punch LOG, Gazelle los,
BeIgradia los, Tree Top 1O3, Windgale
Io3. Sixth. l y selling. Roller 10Y, W..
b. log, Jack Rose I06, Harry Alonzo
log, Mcintyre %.
He CAN GUESS THE WINNERS.
CHICAGO, August "a neat piece OF
handicapping work was performed
Tuesday by Edward Maley, the original
formbook man and the accredited pre-
r,iar n q nd dicanner in the West