Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-01


NEW YORK, July 31.-The threaten
ing weather kept the attendance at th'
Brighten Beach track down to smal
figures to-day but those who were ther,
were out for business and some gooC
things went through. In the third race
the Clio fily was well backed by hel
owner and select few and for the
first time in long while she
got off well and won easily. Despite
the fact that he could not get out ol
his own way on July %, with 80 pounds
on his back, Captain T.. took up six
pounds more In the fourth race to-day
and ran away with the handicap at a
mile In Lac, winning by two lengths,
pulled up.
First race, five furlongs, selling. Lord
Hawkstohe 113, (Hamilton) 6 to 5. won
by four lengths, Caledonia 102, (Bal-
lar) to ,. second, Tiger 1Ol, (Bsrgen)
| 80 TO l, third; time, 1:03}S.
Second race, six furlongs, selling,
Hazel Hatch 107, (BalIard) 5 TO l, won
by one and half lengths, LongbrooK
104, (Doggett) Q to 10, second, Sprite
104, (McDermott) 20 to l, third; time,
LII.
Third race. five iurlongs, selling,
Clio flly, 81 (Taylor) 10 to l, won by
half a length; Vocaiity, 81 lMcLain),
5 to l, second; May Irwin, 81 Carter,
5 to 2, third; time, 1:041S.
Fourth race. mile, Captain T., 90
(Kesfe), 81 to 1, won by two lenghths;
Herald, 100 (Hamilton), 81 to 1. sec
ond; Life Boat. 100 (Bsgen), to 5,
third; time, 1:42.
Fifth race, five furlongs, selling, Ber-
and half lengths, Judge Morrey ia,
(McCafferty), s to l. second; Rough aud
Ready 10s, (Reiff), third; time l:02.
LAMPLIGHTEB's GREAT WORK.
SARATOGA, N. Y, JuttS-sl 66sspmsg 6s RI!
fields and q ofepefRIsafsf. Nppssrsd again
lavorltes toyrurIrV5 bred, carried off the
Canadian stakes in Cne finest possible
manner.
First race, six furlongs, Potentate liz
(Brooks), 2 to 5, won, by two lengths;
Florianna 1O7 Wan Kuren), 30 to /,
second; Domingo liz (Perkins), to l
third. Time, 1:14. Second race, one
mile, John Cooper 100 "a. Clayton), l5
to 10, won by head;
Ferrier los (SimmsJ, to l,
second; Castus (Grimn), to 5, third.
Time, i:41]5. Third race, Salvador
stakes, five and a half furongs, Ami
settle, los (Griflin), TO 10, won by TWO
lengths; Havoc, los (Simms), TO l,
second; May Day, filly, los (Clayton), Z
TO l. third. Time, 1:0sA. Fourth
race, Canadian stakes, mile and three
sixteenths. LamplIghter, IA (IaraIl,
IL TO 10, won by length
and a half; George Beck, 90
! CPerkins), u to l, second; Stowaway,
lI2 (Simms). 90 to l, third; time,
2:O4%. Fifth race. seven furlongs,
Figaro, 100 Lamley), Q TO 10, won oy
one length; J. p. B., lib (Martlnl. TO
5, second; Memeuto Colt, lob (Gritiinh
s to /. third; time, l:2s3l. sixth race
five furlongs, Kossmore, "a (Donohuel'
u, won; Mohawk. "a tPerkinsh 4
to /, second; Redowac, l03 (Lan!ey),
even, third; time, l:O5.
Following are the entries for to-mor-
row: First race, 1-16 miles, selling
! Saupterer 10, Shellbark les, hildeer
lO7. Jodau l07, Sir Rae LOG, Vagaoond
LOG. Tiny Tim 106, War Like lO4,
Bright Eyes lO3, Conners 95, Charter
90. Second, s mile. Pantata ll2'
Black Hawk ll2. Roland Reed ll2, Ter
rapin 112, IronsIdes ll2, Larry X. IL,
Rama 112, Little Brave 1l2, Linwood
lo9, Iceland 1O9, Anna Belle lO7,
Sappho 1O7, Golden ValleY
1O7, Soprano 1O7, Why Not IL lO7'
Third, q selling, Hanwell l15, Ap'
prentice los, King Gold los, Sun Dart
los. Norway 1O4, Euchre 1913, Cora lOS,
Peter Jackson IOl, Red Top l0l. Albert
AlO1, North Lord f01, First Light gS'
Mckee 9s. Fourth, q handicap, Sir
rocco l20. Hugh Penny 10. Reih lOl,
Lord Hawkstone 95, Sarcam 90, Clement
%, DR.. Garnett 90. Panway 81.
Fifth, mile. selling, JACK Rose LOG,
Laurel los, ReiiT l03, Billy ). lO2, The
Bully 1O2, Jilt lo2. Watterson lOl, Pac
tolus 90; George Dixon 90, Little Mat
96. Equation 81. Sixth, Handicap
Steeple Chase, short course. 81. An
thony 16o. Flip Flap 152, Miles Stand
ish $50. Harry Alonzo las, Dashin'
Charlie 147, The Duffer lat, Duke o
Ample Coru l40, Dutch Oven ii l3l.
GRAND CIRCUIT AT BUFFALO.
BUFFALO, y. Y. July 3I.-Th,
Grand Circuit races opened to-day wit!
, fair attendance aud good weather
The card was short and the favorite
| won without exception. Rublnsteii
: was far and away the best horse 10 tn
pacing class, and walked home eacl
heat, after outsprinting the field on th
back stretch. Marie ID was so speed
that none of the other two-year-oie
could get within hearing OF her, an
she was never forced TO her limit
$ Summaries:
2:3O class, trotting, Sixty Six 2, l, l. !
. New Castle l, ?, 3, ?: Anna Mace3. 3, p
Lovelace "A 4, 4; time 2:l55l, 2:l7, 2:ii
2:15Z.
2:24 class, pacing, Rubenstein !, l.
Ciayhoutas ., ., 2: BaroRdale 3. 3,
simous 5. 4, 3; Syrena 4, Z, 6; Direciio
:. 5: Lenore K. Z. 6, :; Sailor Wilse
r S. 5: Abetto distapced, RokebY dii
,anced; time 2:12. 2:I24, PIP.
2:4O class, twO-yesr-ods, trottlrs
!. Marie D., /. 1; Miss Kate 3. 2; Whale
hone. Q. 3: Dreiscn, ), 4; MeLane, 6.
Cappie Woodllne, 4. distanced; Acke
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