Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-10

New YORK, July 9.-For th frs
time in several years Brighton Beach
track is absolutely unopposed by the big
organizations in this neighborhood. To-
DAYS attendance was large and the
meeting bids fair to be the most success
full ever held by the association. The
chief feature was the victory OF Doggett
with three of his mounts and dead
heat with the favorlte.
First race, three-Quarters mile, Wal
colt 1l2 (Doggett), even, won by two
lengths: Drum Major los (Tribe), to
l. second; Rough and Ready 100 (Reif),
4 to l, third; tins, 1:16.
Second race, mile, Weinberg III
(Doggett), to l won by three lengths;
Armitage III (Simns), to 5, second;
Florence 90 (Reif), s to l, third: time,
l:44.
Third race, five furlongs, California
10 (Doggett), 6 to 5, and Harry Reed
10 (Simms), i to 5, dead heat by three
lengths; Urania 100 (ponohue), to l,
third; time, 1:02X.
Fourth race, l 1-16 miles, DR.. Has
brouck 1I9, (Doggett) 2 to l, won by
two lengths; Comanche III, (MidgelY)
to l, second Roller 104, (Simms) to
l, third; time, 1:4S.
Fifth race, mile and q furlong, w. B.
112, (Smms) 4 TO 8, won by length
and half; Or. Garnett 81, (Lew) 10 10
l. second; Jordan 90, (Doggett) to l,
third; time. 1864.
Sixth race, IA miles, over five hur-
dies, Woodford 135, (Markley) 10 to l,
won by two lengths; ST. John 145. (F.
Hueston) to l, second; st. Luke, TO
l, (Greene) third; time, 2:2l%.
Following are to-m0rrow's entries:
First, Il mile selling, Trouble 122, Nick
110, Shellbark lie, Mr.. Sass liz, Harry
Alonzo 1l2, Life Boat 1l0, Mold 109,
Berwyn 1Os, Woodchoppsr 100, Bolivar
100, Miss Fisher los, Belwood l06, Van
dyke LOG, Our Maggie 1O6, Meloa 1O4.
Second, 1 1-l6 miles, Joe Ripley ITO,
Diabolis 102, Longdale 102, Rama 1o2.
Charter 90, DAILY 90, The Bully
20 Milan 100. Edith 90.
Third, q mile, selling, Tralee lis,
The Commoner 10, Kenney LOG, South
Side log, Tnge 1O3, st. Vincent 9s.
Pout Lear 95, Direlect 95, Ettarre 95.
Fourth, on turf, mile handicap, Sir
Walter 126, Don Alonzo 126, Dpcat Ill,
Sirocco LOG, Candeabra los, Star Ac-
tress 110, Bandowne 81, Lizzie "a,
Fifth, mile, selling, Vestibule 110, Bo-
lero l09, Tom Finley 100, Addie 100,
Best Brand 100, Chattanooga 101, Tom
Skidmore 101, Pantata 100, Sandown
lO2, Fugelda "a, Little Bravo 94, Pan
tata late Rosalinde CO. Sixth, selling,
Lizzie McDuff 110, Blizzard 100, Chief
Justice 100, Roller 1877, Top Gallant LOG,
Marshall JOG, Leigh 101, Billy 5. %,
Vespasiau %. Watch Charm Sc, Hart
ford S5, Pella SO, Pocahontas 81.
WASHINGTON PARK RESULTS.
CHICAGO, ILL, July 9-First race,
FIVE furlongs, Ace won; time, 1908.
Secon race, seven and half furlongs,
imp. Elsie won; time, 1:34H. Third
race, mile and twenty yards, Joe Muir
ply won; time, 1:42. Fourth race, one
mile, Rudolph won; time, 1:40. Fifth
race, six furlongs, Preference won;
time, 1:154. Sixth race, five furlongs,
Montre won; time, 1:01. Seventh race,
six furlongs, Ethel Gray won; time,
1884.
MADISON RESULTS:
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July 9.-First race,
furlongs. Fonday won; time, LOG.
Second, 8 furlongs, Snooks won; time,
1921. Third. furlongs, Ithaca won;
time, I:O61. Fourth. l1-16 mile, J. c..
w. won; time, 1:l4. Fifth, furlongs,
! Queen Enid won; time, 1:20.
GRAND CIRCUIT RACES OPENED.
SAGINAW, MICH, July 9.-The Grand
Circuit races opened with fine weather
and other favorable conditions. The
! attendance was fully ten thousand and
the largest ever seen In Union Park.
| Following are the summaries: 2:3O
class. trotting, purse $500, Sixty Six
won; best time. 2:19H. 2:3O class, pac-
ing, purse $500, Como Won; best time,
| ofH cfal C100