Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-18

ling, Metropolis, 107 (Simms). l to B.
won; Monotony, los penn, 10 to l,
second by two lengths; Midstar, lO7
(Uoggett), 4 10 l, third. Time, 1;1f'
Chicot and Sundart also ran.
Second, six furiongs. Kingston, l22
(Simms), to 5, won; Charade, ll2
(Doggett), 2 to l, second; Melba, l07
(Hamiiton), to l, third. Time, l:l775.
Marshall and Stonington alse ran.
Third, mile and 8 sixteenth, selling,
Roller, l07 (Simms) ga to l, won;
Speculation, 106 (Hamilton), Is to .,
second; Tiny Tim, l04 (Trioe), to l,
third. Time 1:53l4.
Fourth, Titan course, selling, Armlt-
age, LOT (Simms), 10 6, won; Adeloert,
100 (BergeR), 80 TO /, secoad; Me-
Intyre, 102 PENN, 80 to l, third.
Time. 1929.
Sixth, mile aud sixteenth, Dutch
Skater, ITO (Doggett), even, won;
Lightfoot, lO5 (Simms), 6 to l, secondr
Prig, 125 (Littleield), G to l, third.
Time, 1;533l.
Following are the entries for to-mor-
row: First, = maldens. LebengulG 106,
Hail Stone LOG, Capt Nick lO6, Amster-
dam log, Canterbury LOG, High Flyer
log, Son Erreur LOG. Derrish l06, Eng
lish Lass G l03, Superintendent l03,
Berina lO3. Redewal 103, Patista
103, Expectation F. 1O3, Perplexity, lO5
Second, q selling; Jodan Ill, Hazel
Match 10, VIII Fonso I0S, Darkness lol,
Charter I0l, Poor Jonathan l0l, Resa
a. lO2. Miss Galop 102, Dolly Z. 100,
Third, Is miles, Dutch Skater ll0,
Bandit11O, Gallopng King 10, Harring
ton lot, Star Actress 105 Fourth, -
miles, match, Dobbinsl15, Dorian lO7.
Fifth, 81 furlongs, selling, Cromwell
lls, Sir Dixon, Jr., 113, Emma 1lO,
Harry Reed ITO, Cockade 10, Mosquito
l0s, Philnmena lO5 Sixth, 1-16 miles,
selling. Prig ll2, Paris Ill, Hazelhatch
l07, George Dixon lO7, Live Oak 107.
RESULTS AT SARATOGA
SARATOGA, n. Y, August 1.-THE
first event az five furlougs proved a
bonanza for the bookmakers, the race
being won by Neceda H., who started
at odds OF 20 to against the Cherry
Blossom colt, finishing in third place.
~ uu III OtE VI ldtsC cNal 10 WCiO heAO SN
fore the horses were finally set of.
Summer Coon was first away and set
the pace TO the last furlong, where Ne
ceda a., who had come out OF the ruck,
took the lead and was not atterward
headed, winning by half a length. Sum
mer Coon was second, length In front
of the Cherry Blossom Colt, third.
First, five furlongs, Neceda d., 100
(Perkins), 90 90 l, won; Sum mer Coon,
95H (Donohue), s TO l, second; Cherry
Blossom Colt, 1O3 (Grifin), 3 to l,
third; time, 1:09.
Second, seven furlongs, Semper Lex,
all MARTINI. S TO 5, won; Promenade,
100 ( Perkius), TO 3, second; May Win,
los (Brooksl, 3 to 1, third. Time,
I:2sH.
'Taird, one and one half miles, Tom
Skidlnore, OK (Grifin), 12 TO l, won;
George Beck; "a Qsom), to 5, second;
Hume, 80 (Weber), : to 2, taird. Time
2:3515.
Fourth, six furlonRs, Floreahna, 100
tGrifin), 2 TO ). won; Innocent, 06
(Donohue), 10 TO l, second; Miss Hazel,
90 Ca. Clayton), Is to l, third. Time,
1:15.
Fifth, five furlongs, Sister Anita,
81 (Perkins). 2H to l, won;
Wag, 1O3 (Morris). to l, second;
Feu Follet 95, (DoLohue), TO l, third;
time l:O22l.
Sixth, one and a-half niles, six hur-
dles-Miles Staudish 1875, (Mclnerneyl,
s to l, won; Beau Brummel l45, Of.
Hueston), 6 to /, second; Tyro $50,
(Blakely), even, third; time, 3:5o53.
Fifth, Titan course, selling, Flirt.
LOT (Simms), 10 to l, won; Mabel Glenn,
lO5 (Hamilton), 16 TO 3. second; Shad-
ow. % (McClain), TO 2, third. Time,
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