Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-16
That's the Sum Pittsburg Phil Pulled
Out of the First Race.
VERY POOR SPORT AT SARATOGA
Stonenellle Has a Walkover In
in the First Race at Jerome
Park-How Tommy Mccarthy
Did up Pittsburg in the Ninth
Inning-Wild Excitement on
the Boston Grounds.

CT threatening anu tbo Calu oHJ 49,
but attractive. The feature was the
| first race in which Derfargilia
beat Old Dominion at five iur-
| longs in the fast time OF l:OO53.
Pittsburg Phil, the owner OF Derisr-
gilla, went around the ring previous
to the race and pounded down the price
| Of his horse from to 2 to to 5. He
managed TO win something like $4,000
on the result. There were eleven start
| ers in this event and Old Dominion, at
the false price OF 25 to l, got the place
| from Yemen. Taral, who was up on
! Derfargilla, brought his mount TO the
front in the last furlong and won by
half length.
First, five furlongs, Derfargilla 113
| (Tarall, 7 TO 5. won; Old Doninion los
| (Mldgeley)' 25 TO l, second; Yemen lOf
! (BrookS), IL TO 5, third. Time, 1885.
Second, four and half furlongs, SELL
ing, Tough Timber 1l2 tPerkins), Z to
! 10, won; Lady Richmond 101 (Grihin),
| 5 TO 3, second; Kiamet 112 (Ciayton), 4
to l, third. Time, 1:5415.
Third, six furlongs seIling-Mlss
Annie Colt, 100, (Donohue), TO l, won;
Rossmar. 1o44 (Brooks), TO l, sec
end; Cherry Blossom Colt, 100 (Griihnh
7 To 10, third. Time, lis.
Fourth, six furlongs-Gennette Ed
wards, 1l5 (Perkins), to l, won by one
length; Strathmeath, 131 (Noble), to
2, second; StromSeli, 120 (Morris), . to
| |, third. Time, 1:46A.
Fifth, seven furlongs. Galilee, lO4
| (Perkins), to 5, won; Hurliugham, 80
| (Claytou), to 5, second; Penniless, 1O3
| (Mason), 40 to l, third; time, 1868.
Sixth, mile and half over six hur-
dies, Col. Clay, las, (Blakely), to .,
won; Miles Standish, 136 (Mclnerney),
3 to l, second; Japonica, 40 (MorleY),
3 TO l, third; time, 2:4S.
AN INTERESTING MATCH RACE.
New YORK, August 15.-There was a
good attendance at Jerome Park to-day,
the inducement being match at SIX
furlongs between Stonenell and
Glenmoyne. When the betting
opened both were 9 to 10 and take
your pick. But in a snort time
10 5 became the ruling price on
| Stonenell while GlenmoynA- went BACK
a point or two aud some books laid as
good as 2 to / at the close. For the
| first half mile the horses ran close to-
gether and then Stonenell drew away as
they rounded into the stretch. 1t could
be seen however that Glenmoyne was
only buck jumping and an eighth
from the finish Hamilton gave
Glenmoye his head and he rushed to the
front, winning easily by two lengths.
In the opening race no one cared TO try
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walked over for the purse.
First, one mile, walkover for Stone
nellie, 1O5 (Tribe); no time.
Second, five and half furlongs, Cal
lfornia 1l5 (DOggett), to 3, won; Sir
Dixon, Jr., 11O (Simms), to l, second;
Owlet, 1O7 (Jones), to l, third. Time,
1909.
Third. six turlongs, selling, Mabel
Glenn, 112 (Simms), even, won; Best
Brand, 1T (Dowuing), so TO l, second;
Long Brook, 107 (Doggetp, to l,
third. Time, 1923.
Fourth, match race, six furlongs,
Glenmoyne, 1O7, (HBmilton), 8 to 5,
won; Stonenell, lis, (Simms), 5 to 5,
second. Time, 1:l6.
Fifth, six furlongs, Windgale, 30,
| (McClain), 2 to l, won; Separation, 112,
! (Aamilton), 4 to l, second; Sallie Byrnes
Colt, 90, (R. Doggett), 5 to l, third.
Time, 1:20.
Sixth, half-mile, selling, Harry Reed,
LOT (Simms), l to 6, won; Cora, los
| (McClaln), 10 to /, second; South Side,
los (Doggett), 5 to l, third. Time,
ASH.
Seventh, six furlongs, selling, Miss
Gallop, 100 (Finnegan), 40 to l, won;
Blackhawk, 1O7 (Simms), even, second;
Charles, 1O3 (Deahanty), 80 to l, third.
Time, lis.
Following are the entries for Thurs
day: First, three-fourth, Ferrier 1l2,
Hardy Fox 100, Kentucky Lady 107,
Melba l07, Harrington 1O2. Second,
three-fourth selling, Tlnge 107, COckade
1O7, King Gold LOG, Red Top 103, AL
bert A. 1O5, Norway 1O4, Vaikyrie
100. Ella Reed 100, Cora 100.
Third, l, 400 yards, Prince klamath 10,
Packsniffe 10, Bandit 10, Long Brook
lO7, Repetition 1O7, Light Foot lO5,
Elizabeth I05, Rebecca Rowett f. 105.
Fourth, 11-l6 selling, Paris 104, Live
Oak 1O2, Little Matt 100, Geo.
Dixon 100. Micmac Queen 95.
| Fifth, one-half, maidens, selling, Eng
lish Lass c. 1l5, Derrish los, Chandos
los. German los, Albert c. los, EulOgy
c. los, Lobengula 10S, Perplexity los,
Countess los. Dome Granate l05, Ex'
pectation los, Monarch los. Sixth, one.
eighth, selling, Jack Rose 115, Jodsn
III, Arab 10, w. B. 106, Paris 81, Ha'
eel Hatch %.
RACING AT TERRE HAUTE.
TERRE HAUTE, IND, August 15.-
Yesterdays rain left the track about
two seconds slow to-day, but despite
this fact five races were pulled of, in
all but the $50 pace the outsiders win
ming.
2:1o,trot, purse So, 500 Diminished from
yesterday, Pamlico 3, l, l, ?, l; AZote
l, ., ., l, ?.
Lord Clinton ., 3, 4, 4, 4; Alta Wilkes
5, 4, 3, 5, 5. Time, 2:11, 2:l2}5, 2:I5.
2:O91S, $50.
2:50 pace, purse $1,000; Direction l,
4, l, /; Gazette 4. l, .. .; Katie Green
lander 5, 3, 5, 3; Walter Wilkes ,, ). 4,
dis; Barley, +, 3, ?, dis; Grapevine,
dis. Time 2:1415; s:17hl; 2:14; 5:l5.
2:23 trot. purse $4,000; Cocoon, ,, Q
l: Bourbon Wilkes 1, l. ?. ?, 9
/ Mary, 4. z, 4, 3, 3; Edith v, Z, 4. 3, 4
| 4; Orangelander 4. 4, s, 5, dis; Kin
Patchen 3, 3, dis; Nellie 5. 6, 6, dis
Time, 2:16&. 2:15%, 2:l5A, 2:l7, 2:1724
Terrs Haute purse, fosls of 1890,
stake s94, 900. Silicon l, l, l. Mary
Best 2, ?, 2. Wistfnl 8, S,5. Dan Court
4 % Marcarava > & < GraaDla a al