Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-05
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RACING AT SHEEPSHEAD.
sport Lays Down With HIS Load of Lead.
RoauIts at other Tracks.

Sport Lays Down With HIs Load OF Lead.
RsauIts at other Tracks.
SHEEPsHEAD BAY, n. Y, July A.
Racing at Brighton Beach and Flushing
drew many persons away from Sleeps
head Bay to-day, but the weather was
cool and pleasant and betting brisk.
The first race was mile and a half
on the turf, instead Of the regulation
sprint. st. Michael and Sport were the
choices, the former being the favorits.
The others were more or less supported.
Sport ran about six iurlongs and then
concluded that be had carried his load
long enough. 1t made his feet stick to
the turf and be did not understand the
game. He stepped aud when Doggett
sought 30 persuade him TO go on he
tried TO 60 through the fence. Doggett
then turned the colt and trotted back
to the stand.
Cesarien, a bot favorite In the second
race, won with ease. He was in front
soon after the start, and Doggett took
no chances. Silvie, the second choice.
easily beat Jessie Taral for the place
money.
Mr.. Jingle and Nahma rather sur
surprised the talent In the third race.
They had the race between them from
the start and finished heads apart.
Both we're quoted st the talent term
"juicy" odds.
Mr.. Jingle, In his last race, was beat
en- easily by Choat and Fsctotum. In
last attempt, Nahma was beaten easily
by Beldemere. The latter In the same
race to-day, carrying only five pounds
more than Nahma, was back in the
rack.
Lazzsrone, the favorlte, got away and
was interfered with several several
times. Sir Excess was outpsced from
the start.
First race, one and one-half miles on
the turf, st. Michael, 12s (TaraD, TO
5, won by two lengths; Long Beach,
122 (Simms), 5 to l, second; Chief JUS
tice, 10S15 (Midgely), 10 10 l, third.
Tine, 2;36 5.
Second race, five furlongs, Cesarion,
10 (Doggett), 3 to 5, won by two
lengths; Sivie, ll9 PENN, 8 to l, sec
ond; Jessie Taral, 1O7 (Grifin), 10 to l,
third. Time, 1903.
Third race, mile and an eighth. Mr..
Jingle 9S (Griffin), 40 TO l, won by a
head; Nahma % PENN, TO l, second;
Peacemaker, lis (Simms), to l, third.
Time, 1854 3-5.
Fourth race, one and one-fourth
miles. Sir Walter, 121 (Doggett) TO
5, won by a length; Banquet, 125
(Simms), 9 to 5, second; Beche, 113
(Midgslyl, Q ). Time, 2;O7 As.
Fifth race, Great Trial stakes. Fu-
turity course. Walter, 125 (Garrison),
S TO 5, won by two lengths; Connoss-
eur, 12S (Simms), to l, second; Mon
Sco, Ill penn, Is to l, third. Time,
1;15.
Sixth race, one mile, selling, Tom
Skidmore, % (Grifin), ? to l, won by
two lengths; Daily America, los (Midge-
ly), AZ TO 1, second; Chattanooga, 10l
(Lamley). Is TO 1. third. Time, 1899 3-5.
Seventh race, Independence Day
Steeplechase, about 2}S miles, st. John,
15S (Billings), 70 l, won; Westmore-
land, 13S (Rowan), 10 10 1, second;
GlenfallOn, i62 (ThOmpsOn), s to l,
third. No time.
Following are to-morrow's entries at
Sheepshead Bay: First, Maidens, Fu-
turity course, Memento Colt, Half Mine,
His Grace, Indra, lis each; Reif, Fru-
gal, Jersey Belle, Warlike, 1T each;
Golden Gate, Kalelu Colt, 90 each; May
Day Fnly, 81; Solitaire Yo FL Ray,
Wedding Tour. War Bonnet, lis each;
Horngusher Oate Lakeland's Yama-
crawl, Enchantress, Lorna Doone,
112 each; Forage, Mirage, Swe-
den, 90 each. Second, Is mile,
Prince Of Monaco, Midgely,
Amsterdam, Lune Dor colt 10 each,
Blossom 6lly, Ella Reed, Cremona LOT
each, David, Panwsy, King Gold, Red
Top 10 each, Second Attempt, Ursnia,
Gutta Percha 1O7 each. Third, selling,
one mile, CsndelsbrS 1O7, Copyright,
Top Gallant 1O4, Captain 7. 102. Arab
1Ol, Hugh Penny 100, Meloy So. Fourth,
Spiudrift Stakes, Is miles, Lazzerone,
Song and Dance, Bandit, Dorian, Our
Jack, Aurelian 1l2 each, Gwendollne
1O9, henry OF Navarro 125, Matt Byrnes
lO7. Fifth-Mile and an eighth. Stow
away, us; Redskln, 1O7; Bolero, e5;
Clarus, IS; Herald, la; Bandit, 90;
GslloDing King, 90. Sixth-One mile
on turf. Live Oak, Governor Sheehan,
ICOntiOued on Fourth Pace.