Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-21
WON WITHEASR FROAJAGK ROSE.
The Hottest Whipping Finish Seen
This Year in the Fourth Race.
Bad Track at Saratoga-The
Chicago Trotting Meeting a
Observation-Disclosures Puts
Baltimore Back a Place-zei-
gler Meets His Match.

finished third and fourth to Hailstone
and Valkyrle. The third race was a
good betting contest, even though Roche
was favorite. Roche won after hot
finish with Bassetaw and Merry Mon
arch. In the fourth race there was one
OF the best whipping finishes OF the
meeting. Belvlna was looked upon as
safe to get out Of the maiden class, and
was we'll backed. She had her own
way until the head of the stretch, when
Monotony closed on her and after ter
rife finish won by half length.
First, mile selling. Arab l13 dog
gett), even, won; Jack Rose 116 liam
iltonj, 81 to l, second; Connors 90 NC
Claim, II to l, third. Time, LAG.
Second, five and a half fnrlongs.
Haistone 100 &c. Taylor, to l, won;
Valkyrie 95 (R. Dogget), 25 to l, sec
ond; Doggett ia (Doggett), 2 10 l,
third. Time, 1:1o]4.
Third, one mile and sixteenth,
Roche 1l2 (Simms), 3 to 5, won; Basset-
law 112 (HamiltoD), to l, second;
Stonenellie 90 tTribe), 30 to l, third.
Time, 1:51%.
Fourth, i've and half furlongs, Mon
otony 1T (Littlefeld), to l, won;
Belvlna 1O7 (Doggett), 4 to 5, second;
Siberia 1O7 (Simms), pa TO l, third.
Time, 1:1l%.
Fifth, Titan Course, selling, Armitage
(Simms), to 3, won; Miss Gallop
l02 (McDonald), 30 to /, second; Prtg
ll9 (Littlefeld), to l. third. Time,
l:23.
Sixth, six furlongs, Ny Gyps 100
100 (Doggett), II to 5, won; Specula-
ton los (Hamilton), even, second; Gov
ernor Sheehen 105 (Tribe), 60 TO third.
Time, 1;17H.
Entries for tomorrow: First, 1,4OO
yards, DlscouS*- l22, tfS!loDing King
l22, Black Hawk lis, Drum Aksor ll2,
Harrington 112, Micmac Queen 10.
Second, IL miles. selling, Mary Stone
l12, Jodan 1G7, w. b. 106, Little
Matt 6S, Terrapin 9S, Paris 81.
Third, 81 furlongs, Merry Monarch
l12, Kingston liz, Black Hawk 1O5,
Mabel Glenn LOT, Melba 107, Long
Brook 1O2, Anna Belle 95. Fourth, mile
selling, Tiny Tim III, Mabel Glenn ia,
Bon Adventure ll2, His Grace 107, Ban
dit 1O6, Charter 1903, Mcintyre 103.
Fifth, 81, The Coon 100, Harry Reed
1T. Cromwell 1O6, Ella Reed l07, Sup
erintendent 1913. English Lass G, 100,
Expectation f. 100, Redowas 100.
Sixth, l, 400 yards selling, Chsrade ia,
Harry Alonzo ia, Sir Cslesby ia,
Shelly futile Ill, Sayonara Ill, Adel-
bert Ill.
RESULTS AT SARATOGA.
SARATOGA, N. Y, August 20.-There
was a heavy storm last night which left
the track in bad condition and this
state Of affairs was rendered worse by a
succession of showers that setin to-day.
In the first race, Hazen led off, but was
soon passed by Wah Jim who made the
running up TO the last furlong when
Yemen came through and won by a
head. In the second event, DR.. France,
the favorite, was badly beaten oy Plea
room, the second choice.
First, FIVE and half turlongs, Yemen
log (Brooks), to 3, won; Weh Jim lis
(TaraO 7 to- 5, second; Arapahoe l05
(Perkins), TO l, third. Time, 1:O9H.
Second, three-quarters Of mile,
Picaroon l04 (Brooks), II to 5, won; Dr.
France 1O4 "a. Clayton, TO 8, seconds;
Necadah 1913 perkins, 5 to =, third.
Time, 1:1711.
Third, six furlongs, Urbana 81 (Grif-
fn), to ., won; The Miss Annie Colt
% (Donohue), to 2, second; Glen Lily
1O1 (Perkins), to 5, third, Time III.
Fourth, seven furlongs, Sonndmore
1O5 "a. Claytcn), 10 5, won; Ed. Kear-
ney 90 (Perkins), z to 5, second; Ske-
daddle lis (Bsllard), Z to l, third.
Time 1870.
Fifth, one mile. Miss Dixie'96 Qsom),
to 2, won; Hawthorn los (Ballard). 3
to 5, second; Baloriggan Jos Clint Z
to l, third. Time, 1:454.
Sixth, six and half furlongs. Poten'
| tate 122 MARTINI, to ;, woD; Torch
bearer ia "a. Clayton, to l, second;
Maid Marion 122 (F. Jordan, to 2,
third. Time, 1:24A.
CHICAGO TRoTTING MEETING.
CHICAGO, August 2O.-The attendance
| at the second day Of the trottiGg was
disappointing to the management, being
not over $500. Tomorrow Alix will
90 against Nancy Hanks record of 2:04.
Its believed the track is too soft for
her to succeed. Wednesday Directly
will try to break Arion's two-year-old
mark of 2:1094, and Thursday Directum
will be sent against his own record.
Summaries;
First, Juvenile Stake, 800 trot for
two-year-olds, purse $1,000. Whale
bone, br. C. by Sable Wilkes, l, l. Scour-
ina 4, ., Valeria ?, Z, Rolo 3, 3, Coupon
:, 4, Miss Kate 6, 5, Csppie Woodline 3,
6, Medium Wood S, s. Time, 2:264
2:24.
Second. Sldewheel stakes, for 2:3i
PAGERS, purse 81, 500, Ethel A. l, l, l;
| Sphinxetta 7, 2, 2; Sidmonte 2, 4, s.
| Brennan 3, 3, 4; Quiz 4, 6, 3; Belle
| Noble 6, 3, 6; Starting Z. Poll s. :, q
Rokeby 5. s, dis. Time, 2:l3, 2:15H
2:15.
Third, 2:so PAGERS, purse $500, Stal
Pointer l, l, l: Hyannis 5, 2, 2; Gneriti
4. 3; Hal Pulaski s, 3, 4; Aida 3, 20
8; Amelia 4, 6, 6; Hyllo I. 6, II, 5
Crafty :, 5, 9; Bay Baron 9, Z, z; Jennie
Mccoy IL, 9, dis; Lady Lee 10, 8. dr..
Afeeu, dis Time, 2:l21S, 2:l1st
2:12A.
Fourth, Futurity Product stake, To-
three-year-olds, value 81, 800, AlmirI
Hollywood /, l; C. w. Howe2, 2; Victo
Bismont B, 3. Time, 2:29}S, 2:25H.
MADISON RESULTS.
ST. LOUIS, August 2O.-First. selling
q nile, Heads or Tails won; time
l:20lI. Second. selling. 5 fnrlengs
Monsoon won; time, 1:06]6. Third. a.
furlongs, Air Tight won; time, :5s4