Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-28

NEW \ ORK, une H. L dNOtltSo ou4AS
in the racing at Sheepshead Bay to-day
The only stake race was the Zephyr, Tor
two-year-olds, and it looked like an easy
mark for Harry Reed, but he could not get
near to Walter at the end, the Gideon q
DAILY colt winning, unbacked by his own
ers, as they thought he could not give Har-
ry Reed thirteen pounds and beating.
The first race was in doubt until the
last few jumps. and then Rough ana
Ready. who had been back IN the ruck,
came with rush, leaving Ed. Kearney,
Srocco and Hori noses apart behind.
In the fifth Ferrier was almost prp-
hibitive favorite, and tried to do as he did
Friday. and make a runaway race OF H.
but he could not last, although the pace
was much slower than on that DAY Gap
tain Z won for W. G. DAILY, while Marsnall'
at long odds, nipped Ferrier on the pos"
setting him back in third place.
First race, Futurity course, Rougn ana
Ready 9S. Reiff) 20 TO l, won oy length; ;
| Ed. Kearney l05, (AlcDermotC 8 TO /, sec
ond. Sirocco 100, (Hamilton) to l, third ;
time I;l3. Lord Harry, Hori, Prince
Johp. Libertine, Gold Dollar and May
| Win also ran.
Second race, Zephyr stakes, Futurity
course. Walter l20, (Grifln) to l, won
bv three lengths; Harry Reed lO7, (Slmms)
| to 3. second; Midgeley ITO, (Doggettl 4 to
| |. third; time, Ill 45. Escape, Applause
and Reclamation Geld also ran.
Third race, one and three-sixteenths
| mile selling, Ducat 10, (Simms) TO .,
won by two lengths, Major General W
| CO'Leary) 20 to l, second, Tom Skldmors
| ITO. (Grifin) to l, third; time, 2:Ol 20
Deception, Chief Justice, Galloplng hlne
and Miss Maud also ran.
! Fourth race, one mile and an eighth
Peacemaker 1l3, (Simms) to ., won BY
two lengths; Chant III, (McDermott . &c
l. second, Joe Ripley 1l3, (Doggett third
! time. l 80. Ornus, Beldemere, George
Dixon. Lonsdale, Setauket, Ericsson anC
| Antipode also ran.
Fifth race. one mile selling, Captain T..
| 97 (Keefe), 3 TO /, won by half q length
Marshall, 81 PENN, 20 TO l, Second; Fer
rier. 109 (Doggett), to ., third. Time
Ian -2-5---Sha hadow,- Long -Beac9, ~RAiAJ
Melody also ran.
Sixth race, mile and an eighth on turf
Lizzie, 112 (Doggett) 3 to l, won by {
length; Herald, lis (Simms). S TO second
Blue Garter, 9S (McGlone), 20 to |, third
Time, :55 %. Strephon, Mask, Clemen.
tine and Charade also ran.
Following are the entries for to-mor
row: First-Peter The Great, 100, Terve
lyan, 122, Weinberg, l22, Fred Douglas,
10, Larry Shanks, 10. Yo FL Rey, ll0,
Bandet, 10, Molly G, 10. Stonenelle, 1l0,
Pama, no. Wedding Tour, 10, Kent
gerna, 10, Factotum, 10, Abon, 10
Relpp, 107, The Bully, l07 Son Mathew
1O5 Euchantress, 1O5, Fleet, los, Blue
|
Kennea, 107, The Cook, l07, Ella Reed
steedam, 100, Second Attempt, 100. Flush,
81 Trigacial, 67, Monotony, o.
Third, mile, Tidal Stakes, St. Julien 122
! ST. Maxim 100. Dobbins l23, Armitage 122,
! Prig 122, Sir Excess l22 Aurelian 122
! Avon l22 Fourth, Is miles, Long Island
Handicap, Don Alonzo l2l, Sir Wal.
ter l19, Roche ll6, Comsnche 112,
Stowaway 105, Lowlauder lO2, Can.
delabra 100, st. Michael 100, Prig 95.
Fifth mile, Vestibute l24, Eclipse 124
Copyright l24, Rogan l24. Mr.. Sass III,
Roller 100, Clinton 120, Fox Glove 100
Emin Bey l20 His Grace lis, Bandit lis,
Rama 1l5, Live Oak lis, Lamisere ll5.
Sixth, 4 miles, steeplechase. selling, St.
John l44 Pat Oakley l34, WestmoreIand
l3l, Iron Duke 127, Oakwood lbs. Wood
ford l2s, Alchemist lbs, Max lbs, Ingot lbs,
Summer Breeze 126.
WASHINGTON PARK RESULTS.
CHICAGO, June 27.-Washington Park re-
suits: First race, mile and seventy yards,
Broadhead won; time, 1:49. Second, five.
eighths mile, .Pelleas won; time, O3.
Third, II miles, Prince Carl won; time,
2:l0. Fourth, three fourths mile, Zoolein
won; time, 1:16. Fifth. one mile, Cash
Day won; time, :43. Sixth. three-fourths
mile, Somersault won; time, Ills.
RESULTS AT MADISON.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June 27-First race,
FIVE furlongs-C Courtney, won; time 1:07.
Second, five furlongs-Y Young Lottery.
won; time, :07J4. Third, five one-half
furlongs-Pagan. won time, 1l35[.
Fourth, six furlongs-Queen Enid. won
time, 1l9$[. Fifth, five furlongs-Fonda,
won; time, l;06H.
JACKSON WILL GO TO ENGLAND.
SAN Francisco, June 27-Peter Jack
son will leave here Sunday for England,
where he hopes TO meet Cooett and have
final understanding as TO the time and
place for the fight which is TO decide the
heavy weight championship Of the world