Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-23

han 100 (E. Tribel, to 1, won; Specu-
lation liz (Slmms), Ito 10, second;
Potentsts 1O7 Taylor, 80 to l, third,
Time, 1:2l$I.
Third-Five and half furlongs, Harry
Reen, 10 (Simms), 10 TO 3, won; Tinge,
los (Hamilton), ? to 1, second; Lodi,
los on. Bergenl, 800 to l, third. Time,
I:1O.
Fourth-Titan course match. Pocti-
no, 107 (Hamilton) z to 5, beat Armi-
tage, lO7 (Simms), to 5. Time, 1:21.
Fifth, Titan course, Blackhawk, 100
(R. Deggett). 3]5 to l, won; Harry
Alonzo, 1O7 (Delehanty), 60 to 1, Sec
oDd; Solitaire, 107 (Taylorl, 25 to 1,
third. Time, 1:22.
Sixth, ono mile and one-sixteeath,
selllng--Bandit 103, (Hamilton), to
10, won; Connors 81, (McClain), s to l,
second; time, 1:034.
Seventh, seven furlongs, match
Stonenel lis, (Sinns), even, won from
Glenmoyne, ITO (Hsmilton),4 A 10 5; time,
1:153[. GlenmoYue finished first, but
was disqualified for short weight.
Following are the entries for to-mor-
row: First, IA miles, selling, Conners
l12, Little Matt l12, Geo. Dixon 1l2,
Gov. Sheehan 112. Charter 100, Paris
lOe, Light Foot los. Second, 1-16,
selling. w. B. Ill, Jack Rose III, Har-
~ Alonzo 104, Live Oak lo2.
Third, 81 handicap, Utica llO, Sir
Dixon, Jr. los, Ella Reed 104, COckade
1O4, Valkyrie 100, Ettarre 9S. Fourth,
400 yards, selling, Hatton 115. Bon
Aventure 1O9, Top Gallant lOs, Marshall
lOS, Kentuck Lady 103, Geo. Dixon lOl,
Drum Major 1O1, Mcintyre loL
Fifth, q mile, maidens, selling, Lang
don 10, Redowae los, Midstar los,
Amsterdam 1Os, Albert A. los, Expec-
tation 105. Sixth, l mile, selling, Roller
los, Mary Stone l07, Darkness lO4, Tiny
Tim 1O4, Adeloert 103, Mabel Glenn
1Ol, Terrapin 03, Soprano SS.
RESULTS AT SARATOGA.
SARATOGA, n. Y, August 22.-The
track was slow to-day. From racing
stand dpoint Of view the day was uninter-
esting as whole. Eight hcrses faced
the flag in the second race,
a dash OF five furlongs, and Fleisch-
mans Promenade was a hot faVorite
and an easy winner by ten lengths.
The fourth race, dash OF five furlongs,
brought out five maiden two-year-olds.
Seaeram's ROssmar was first choice,
and carried out the hopes OF his back
ers in winning by four lengths. out OF
q field OF seven, Blakely's Bassanio bad
the call In the betting for the hurdle
race and proved an easy winner by two
lengths. Japonica, Marcus and Elsie
fell at the third hurdle. the rider OF
Japonlca was injured. Summary:
First, mile, Rey FL Santa Anita 110
(Reagan), . to 1, won: Lake Shore, ITO
(Morrs), y to /. second; Galilee, 1l5
martini, z to 5, third. Time, 1:45.
Second, seven furlongs, Promenade,
o. (Herkius), z to 10. won; Tuscarora,
1lO (Reagan), 40 to l, second; Blue
Garter, 90 (O'Leary), to l, third.
Time, 1894.
Third, five and half furlongs Pep
per 103 (Perkins), 2 TO l, won; Uranta
100 (Ballard), to 2, second; Campania
100 (Jordan), z to 5, third. Time. l:lO.
Fourth, FIVE furlongs-Rossmar l04
(Bal lard), 6 to 8, won; Doorga 90 per
kins), IL to 5, secoad; EpchsB'er 1O1
(Gardner), 60 to l, third. Time l:04.
Fifth, seven iurlongs, Rightmore, 105
(Brooks), to 2, won; Innocent, 100
CPerkins) TO l, second; Dauntless,
iO7 (VanDusen), 9 to 2, third, Time,
1925.
sixth, 9.16 miles, over six hurdles,
Bassanio 1874 (Blakely), TO won;
Woodiord IA (Pines), ~ to 1, second;
Beau BrummeI l34 (Houston), third.
Time, 3'o2.
RACES AT wELLsvILLE FAIR.
srfeiai 10 tie RsoiUsr.
WELLsvILLE, o., August 22.-Of the
three-day races scheduled at the Wells
Vile fair to-day but two were com
pleted, the three-minute trot aud 2:35
pace. The following is the summary:
Three-minute trot, purse $3.50, fifteen
entries, eight drawn. Wilton, Jr., 2, l,
.. l, /: Maggie, dis; Stanhope. 3, 3,
3, 3; Olo Maid, dis; Bissie Chimes, l, 2,
l. 3, >: Gov. Stamford, Jr., dis; Jim
Wood, dis. Time, 2:27H, 2:25, 2:26,
2:3O, BPS. 2:35 pace, purse S300,twelve
entries. eight drawn; j. Z. L., ?, l, Ii;
Panford, 4, 3. Z, 4; Lottie s., l. a. 3, 3;
Bessie B.,3, ?, 2, ?. Time, ,2:26lt, 2:21]4,
2:261l. 2:25.
LONDON, August 22.-Atthe Stockton
meeting to-day the race for the Great
Northern Ledger of one thousand SOW
sreigns, for three year olds, penalties
and allowances, over the ledger course,
one mile and i've furloogs, was won by
Mr. Vyner's bay colt Stonechak. Lord
Scarborough's bay flly Scenery was
second, aud Mr.. J. Bbby's chestnut
flly Chin Chin was third.