Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-17


Ball Games Yesterday - The
Satanita Defeated the Vigilant
and Britannia.
New YORK, August 16.-Four favor
ties out Of six won at jerome Park to-
day, and the other tive winners were
well backed. Besides this, several Of
the finishes were close, aud taken alto
gether, the card which looked unat-
tive, furnished as good racing as on any
day of the present meeting. The best
race was the last, in which there were
but four starters, and w. 3. was the
favorlte. He ran the front until the
stretch was reached, when the others
passed him and there was a whipping
finish all the way down the stretch.
Jack Rose was the freshest at the end
and he won by a short head from
Jodan, who was well backed at long
odds. Hazelhatch was ouly neck be-
hind, in the third place. Summaries:
First, SIX furlongs, Harrington 103
CHamiton), 3 to 5, won by one length;
Ferrier ll2 (SImms), to /, second;
Hardy Fox 109 (Doggett), 10 to l, third.
Time, 1;17H.
Second, six furlongs, selling, Ella
Reed 100 Carter, 6 to l, won by a
head; Tinge los (Simms), 2]1 to l, Sec
ond; Cockade 1Os5a (Doggett), IL to 5,
third. Time, 1:19.
Third, Titan course Q,400 yards),
Bandit 10 (Simms) l to 2, won by a
length; Lightfoot 1O5 ID. Jones), IL to
l, second; Reoecca Rouett FIily 105
(Hamiltop), II to l, third. Time,
I:93A
Fourth one mile and sixteenth, SELL
ing, Little Matt, 100 Carter, 6 to 5,
won by half a length Live Oak, l02
(Bergen), 13 to 5, second; George
Dixon.' 100 (McClain). z TO 1, third.
Time, 1:55A.
Fifth, half mile, selling, German,
1Os (Simms), 9 to 5, won by head; Ex-
pectation Fllly, los (Hamiltou), to l,
second; English Lass geldng, 1l5 (Dog-
gett), 5 to 2, third. Time, 81.
Sixth, one mile and an eighth, sell
ing, Jack Rose. ia I. .smtItoD), Il !,
won by mead; Jodau, los (Doggett), s
to /, second; Hazelhatch, 80 tMcClain),
to 1, third. Time, 2:00%.
The following are tho entries for to-
morrow: First, five and one-half,
maidens, selling, Metropolis 1O7, Mid
star l07, Morotony l05, Sun Dart 1O3,
Chicot lO1, Siberia 9S. Second, three
fourth, selling, Kingston 122, Mabel
Glenn 1T, Charade liz, Marshall 1l2,
Stonington 100, Melba 10Y
Third, l 1-,6, selling, Mary Stone ia,
Roller 1O7. Speculation 106, Top Gallant
log, Tiny Tim 1O4, Connors 90. Fourth,
l,4O5 yards, selling, Sam Weller ll2,
Speculation 112, Beuvolio 100, Adelbert
100, Long Brook los, Bon Aven-
ture 107, Armitage 107, Peck
snifTe 1O5, McItyre 1O2. Fifth,
l,4OO yards selling, Jodan 107,
Flirt 1O7, Mabel Glenn l05, Darkness
lO4, Harry Alouzo lO1, Best Brand 101,
Miss Galop 1O1, Shadow 96, Atlanta
%. Sixth, 1-l6, Prig 122, Geo. Dixon
llO, Dutch Skater ITO, Stonenelie 105,
Light Foot los.
GOOD SPORT AT SARATOGA.
SARATOGA, y. Y, August 16.-The
two principal events carded for to-day,
the Bankers stakes and the Albany
stakes, were of small interest even TO
the SPECTATORS. Clifford won the a bany
stakes and negotiated the distance OF
six furlongS in 1:133l, the fastest time
made at this meeting at that distance.
Farraday, another western horse, car
rying top weight. won the handicap at
a mile and a furloug. The Bankers
stakes brought out Franklin, Plea
room and Flash, and they ran
in that order from post TO finish.
Five tried the issue in the fourth race,
which was the Albany stakes, valued at
-. 600. Griffin had the mount on Cliff
ford and he kept him in an easy position
until the stretch was reached. When
they straightened out Clifford went
easily to the front and won under pull
by several lengths. Appottomax at 20
10 l. was second and Maid Marion, who
had done most Of the pacing, was third.
Summaries:
First, i've and a half furlongs, sell
ing, Re!ict, % (ClaytoD), S to 3, won by
a length; Hollywood, OS (Donohue), :
to 2, second; DoOrga, 95 perkins,, 3 to
l, third. Time, 1903.
Second, one mile and furlong, Fara-
day, ia, (Martin), 5 TO 2, won by a
length; Victorious, 100, (Lamleyl, to
/, second; Lehman, 9S, (Perkins); S 10
5, third. Time, 1884.
Third, the bankers stakes, five fur
longs, Franklin, 90, (Griffn), to 10,
won by two lengths; Picaroon, 90, (Don-
ohoe), : to 5, second; Flash. 90, (keefei), },
25 TO l, third. Time, 1:024.
Fourth. the Albany stakes. six fur
longs. Clifford, III (Grifin). to 5, won
by three lengths; Appottomox. los
(Perkins). 20 TO l, second; Maid Mar
ion, lO7 (Weber), TO l, third; time,
1:1324. -.
Fifth, five furlongs, Lord Harry, 10
Iasdrum). Is to l, won by half a
length; Weinberg, 113 (Taral), to 5,
second; Chattanooga, ITO (Lamiey), 6 TO
/, third; time, 1:Ol4
Sixth, sevea fur,ongs, selling, Haw-
thorne. 119 tBallard), s to l. won by a
length; The Ironmaster, 103 Crooks,
TO .. second; Miss Dixie, lO7 (Weber),
4 to l, third; time. 1:299l
The Grand Circuit RacsL
ROCHESTER,, n. Y, August l6.-Clear
skies. light breeze and perfect track
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