Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-31
THE TALENT GOT A STIFF FACER
At the Morris Park Opening YesrerdAy-
Keenan, Failed TO Connect.

At the Morris Park Opening YesterdAy-
keenan, Failed TO Connect.
New YORK, May 30.-Fully 10000
people were present at Morris Park for
the opening Of the season. The talent
met with facer in the Juvenile stakes,
for David Gideon told everybody
that his colt keenan, had a mort
gage on all OF the stakes In which he
was engaged. Prince Of Monoco took
the track at the start aud never relin-
ouished IL, winning by one length at
the comfortable odds Of ) TO l.
Summaries: First race, five furlonRs,
Stonenell won, DR.. Has0rouck second,
Lizzetta thlrd; time, 1:00jI. Second
race, mile, selling, Captain u. won, Eli
roy second, Long Beach third; time,
1:41. Third race, Juvenile stakes, i've
furlongs, Prince OF Monaco III (Simsl,
5 TO 1, won; Keenan, lis fTsral), . 10 5,
second; Frebrand III (Grifin), 20 TO l,
third; time, 1909. Fourth race, Cher
~ Diamond handicap. mile and a six
teenth, DR.. Rice won, Restraint second,
Count third; time, l:4s1I. Fifth race, 5
furlongs, Rosita won, King Gold second,
Sabllla third. Time, l:0l. Sixth race.
mlls-Roche wen; Atrophine second;
Derfargilla third. Time, l:4l.
Following are the entries for to-mor-
row, May 81. First, fiVe-eighths, Cap
tain Jack, Whit, Canterbury, Tympa-
nee, Amsterdam colt, Surgeon, Samari-
tan 100, Castanet, Hermanita. Ninevah,
Lady Bug, Lady Frances, Bolgrayia,
May Day filly, Miss Young, Bom6azette
81. Send, mile, Potentate, VIII Fonso,
TraveIlyap, Torch Bearer lis, Clarus III.
Lighfoot, Mistral, Flirt ll2. Third,
Van Nest stakes, selling. i've fnrlongs,
Harry Reed Ill, Midgley l16, Tancred
1O3, Nonage filly 102, Flash lOl. Potash,
Allan L., Cleopatra colt, Monarch lOO'
Little Ella, Ettarre o.. Fourth, l l-l6
mile, Sport 129, Stonenelie 81, Flirt 81.
Fifth, q mile, Addie ia, Blackhawk
11O. Gold Dollar l12, Strsphon, Lady
Rosemary lO5, Will Elliott lO7, Miss
Dixie 1O4. Lorlmer 102, Panway, Arab,
The Ironmaster 100, Commotion o.,
Gov. Fifer "a, Miss Lilly 90, Ella Seed
o.. Sixth, mile, KingtOn l3l Clemen-
tine III, Uncle Jim 1O9, Gallopplng
King 106.
SPLENDID DAY AT LAToSfA.
CINCINNATI, o., May 30.-The great
est day that Lstonia has ever had iell
on this Decoration Day. Ten thousand
spectators were present The Decora-
tion Handicap was the event Of
the day, and the best race
ever seen here. First race, selling,
purse $500, 1916 mile, Koko won;
Creyasse second, q. B. Cox third; time,
1:33. Second race, selling, purse $500,
one mile. Pirate King won. Eva sec
ond. Bob. L. third; time, l:42H. Third
race. purse $500, for tWo-year-olds, five
furlongs, Blanche Kenney won, The
Princess second, Glenone third; time
1.O2I. Fourth race, Decoration handl-
car. worth 50, 76O TO the winner), for
three.year-olds and upward, mile ana
tbree-sixteenths. Ida Pickwick i20, (R.
Willlams) to !. won, King Lee
lO7, -(Thorpe), 8 TO l, second.
Sabine IO7, "a. Clayton) 10
TO /, third; time. 1895,
Fifth race. purse $500, for maiden Two
ysar-olds. e-l6 nile. Mary Keene won,
Ia Pavape second. Bookie third; time,
.57I. Sixth race. selling, purse $500,
1916 mile, Tremona won, Valera sec
oud. Little Walter third; time, 1854.
TIE DAY AT ST. LOUIS.
Sr LOUIS, Mo-, May 30.-First race.
six furlongs, Despair Won; time l:l5.
second. one mile and an eighth, Sens-
tor Kirby won; time 1859. Third,
FIVE furIones. Bob Carter wop; time
I:O4x. Fourth. mile and six
teenth. Ray S. won; time, 1:i6%. Fifth,
steeplechase, Iron Duke Won; time.
| 9.11H. Sixth, six furlODgs, General
Ross won; time, l:l54.
HAWTHORNE RESULTS.
HAwrHoRSE, ILL, May 30.-Firs'
race. half mile, Whyota won; time. 81.
second. one mile, Cicely won; time,
l:45. Third, = mile. Pop Gray Won
time. 1870. Fourth, IL mile
patrick won; time. 1:5G Fifth
s( mile. Jerome 5. Won; time. 1913
sixth. x mile, George +. Smith won
time, lis. Seventh. q mile, Colo won
time. III.
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