Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-14

NEW YORK, August 13.-The chief
interest in the racing to-day was In the
dead heat between Terrier and Black
hawk and the number of scratches, for
ont OF CO horses entered only 81 went TO
the post, the worst showing being made
on the third race when only three out
OF the ten entered started. In the
opening race Halton was the favorite,
but he was not in It, Stonenellie made
all the running and won, BIT in hand,
with Annie Bishop second. Seven
started In the second race and Flirt and
Harrington were about equal favorites,
the former being a shade higher In the
estimation of the bookmakers. She was
interfered with at the start by Halpin
and Avon, and was never prominent.
Harrington won easily, with Beldemeae
second. Then came the race for three
year olds at selling weights, and Fer
rier at once took the lead, with Black
hawk next. They ran that way until
the last fifty yards when Jones sent
Blackhawk along with a rattle, and
Simms took to the whip at once.
Terrier was quitting, however, and
Blackhawk managed to make dead
heat OF it, amid the applause OF those
who were interested. 1t was decided to
run off the heat after the last race, and
Terrier won.
First, mile. Stonenellie, 9s IN. Ber-
gem, TO l, won; Annie Bishop, 102
(Hamilton), TO l, second; Halton, 103
(Simms), TO 5, third. Time, 1:44M.
Second. Titan course, Harrington, 104
(Hamilton), IL to 5, won; Beldemere,
III (Doggett), to l, second; Peck
sniff, 107 (Bergen,) 100 to l, third.
Time, l:22.
Third, six furlongs, selling, Ferrier,
Ill (Simms). l TO and Biackhawk, 100
(Jones), 10 to 1, dead heat; Sam Weller,
Ill (Doggett), Is to l, third. Time,
1:1615.
Fourth, haif=yaile, Ielling. Harry
Reed, 107 tSimms) 2 to 5, won; Pont-
lear, los (Jones), Is to /, second; Cock
ade, 1o7 (Doggett) TO 1, third. Time,
40.
Fifth. five and a half furlongs, SELL
ing. Doggett formerly Rosewood
Colt, 112 Doggett), 2 to l, won; Bel
VIVA, 80 (Bergen), 6 TO l, second; Hall
stone, 1O7 Carter, 2 TO /, third. Time,
iii.
Sixth, one mile. Daily America, 116
(Hanilton) 4 to 5, WOO; Kingston, III
(Simms), even, second; Sir Catesby, 102
(Jones), Is to 1, third. Time, 1:46H.
Run off, Terrier, Ill (Simms), to 10,
won, won; Blackhawk, 100 Oh. Jones),
5 to 2, second. Time, 1:16.
Following are tbs entries for to-mor-
row: First, q mile, Top Gallant 112,
Charade 1914, Shelly futile 1ol, BY Joye
81, Specu alton 81, Drum Major 81, Pac-
ond, l 1-16 selling, Jack Rose 116, Har-
nv Alonzo 100, Tiny Tim 107, Jodan
lO7, Mary Stone 104, Terrapin 1913.
Little Matt %, Geo. Dixon 90.
Third. one-half mics, maidens, Midstar
l12, Vocality 100. Capt. Nick 107,
Gazette 104, Lucama 104. Deme Granita
1O2, Cromwell lO2, Eulogy C 102, Me-
tropolys l02, LaDgdon 102, English Lass
q 80, Calista 90 Fourth, one mile,
maidens, Sayonam 109, Lulu Race 107,
Lochinvar 107, Warlike 104, Baby 102.
/ fifth, three-quarters. sslIing-Mono-
tony 10. Jennie A. loo. Tree Top 100,
Ettarre 100, Miss Madrid 100, Sun Dart
100, Belgravia. Sixth 400 yards, sell
ing-Will Fonso 1O7, Pochino 107, Life
Boat 1O7, Armitage 1o7, Haton l04,
Elizabeth 102.
NOTHING STARTLING AT SARATOGA.
SARATOGA, n. Y, August 13.-Noth-
ing of particularly attractive nature
was carded to-day. Colonel Pepper cut
loose a good thing in the shape OF Pep
per in the first race. Twelve maidens,
most OF whom were of doubtful char
acter, went 10 the post In the seventh.
The start was fair for the field, al
though Pepper got away poorly. Buck
Massie set the pace, with Derelict and
Favor Ne In close attendance. In the
stretch, however, the good thing came
through and won in easy fashion.
Thurston, in Pittsburg Phil's colors.
Pearl Song and Rightmore, were looked
upon to max g the running In the second,
with the first OF the trio Sigh. favor
tie. When they Strengthened out into
the stretch Pearl Song went TO the
front and won handily from Tburston
who. whipped out, beat Rightmore for
the place.
First, five and one-half furlongs,
Pepper, los Perkins,. to l, won By
two lengths; Cherry Blossom Colt, ITO
(Grifin), 10 TO l, second by a head;
Buck Massie, los "a. CIayton), z TO /,
third. Time, 1:09I5.
Second, one mile, selling, Pearl Song,
Ill (Perkins). 2 to /, won; Thurston,
100 (Griffin), 9 to 5, second; Rightmore.
1O4 (Brooke), to 2, third. Time,
1:424.
Third, six furlongs, GslIlee, es per
kIns), 10 5, won; ChsrmIon, 102 (Grif-
fn), 4 to /, second; Lustre. 500 liam
levi, to l, third. Time, l:I4.
Fourth, selling, lie miles, PhiIo-
pena, %, (Perkinsl, TO 2. won By half
a length; Hawthorne, lis, (Taral), -,
second; Chief Justice, 100, "a. Clayton),
6 To 3, third. Time, leg.
Fifth, selling, five furlongs, Maretti,
lO4. iGrifin), even, won; Valkyrie.
Camden Stable, 1O1. tLamley), 7to1.
second: Picaroon, 10i, (Donohue), 10 to
/, third. Time, 1:024'
Sixth, selling, seven furlongs-Ske-
daddle 100 (Tarai), TO 1. won by half
a length; Volt, 119 (Morris) 20 /, Sec
ond; Miss Annie Colt, 80 (Donohue), 8
TO 2, third; time, 1:l9.
Seventh, selling, Hunters. over five
hurdles, one and quarter miles-Hars,
141 (Stewart), TO l. won; Ellis, LA
(Gallagher), s to 1, second; Laughing