Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-23

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the race for the Daisy stakes, Annisett'
looked like a winner, but Harry ReeC
came very fast at the end and caugnl
her at the post. In the fifth race there
was splendid contest betweet
Belmar and the Buffer anc
Buffer won by shor
head on the wire. Announcement
was made to-day that the New York
and Brooklyn Jockey clubs will give al
extra day at Morris Park on July 4
There will be FIVE overweight events,
with 50. 900 added in each, stake for
three year-olds and upwards, with
81, 500 added, aud one for three-year'
olds, With $1,000 added. Brighton
Bach and Sheepshesd will runa well.
First race, FIVE and half furlongs,
Hngh Penny 100 (Reiff), 8 to l, won by
head; Merry Monarch ia (Grithn),
to l, second by two lengths; Weinberg
Ill (Doggett), s to l, third; time, 1:0s%
Rough and Ready, Gertie, Shelly. Tut
tie, Nick, Melba, Johannes and La
Misere also ran.
Second race, Daisy stakes, five fur
longs on turf-Harry Reed, ll5,
lSimms), z to 5. won by a head; Ami
settle, lis, (Lamley), 20 to l, second by
two lengths; Prince of Monaco, lis,
tPerkins), to /, third. Time, 1902.
The Coon, Mosquito, Lulu flIy, Havoc,
Escape, High Point Belle and Uranla
also ran.
Third race, mile selling-Ferrier, 107,
(Doggett), 515 to l, won by length;
Arab, 9S, (Griffin}, 13 to 5, second by
two lengths; Captain r., 81, (Keefe),
10 to l, third. Time, 1:39 As. w. B.,
George Beck, Uncertainty, Hoey and
Hammie also ran.
Fourth race, nine furlongs. PicnicKer,
9S PENN, TO one, won by length;
Stowaway, 100 (Simms), l to 8, secQhd
by two lengths; Restraint, 80 (heefe),
- TO l, third; time 1857.
Fifth race, five furlongs, The Buffer,
JIG (Doggettl, 215 to l, won by head;
Belmar, lis (Snedeker), to l, second
by length; Dolabra, lis (LemleyG z
to l, third; time 1903. The Preserver,
Jessie Taral, Tralee, Chicot, Captain
Jack, Shaldlmore. Nav Irwin, Signal,
Sallie Byrnes Colt, Favor Me, Picaroon,
Pomegrauate and Spaghetti also rams
Sixth race, Grass InaTVural stakes,
furlongs on turf, VIII Fonso, 122 (Dog'
gett), 10 to l, won by a head; Ed.
Kearney, 122 (Thompson), TO !, sec.
ond by half length; Watterson, l35
(McCafferty), to l, third; time,
1929 2-5. Emin Bey, Aria, Lizzie, Bel
wood, Walcott, RubIcon, Mask, San
downe, win Elliott and Reiff also ran
The entries for tomorrow are: First,
81 mile, Stonewall 1914, Clifford, 1872
Lord Harry ia, Trevelyan Ill, Annie
Bishop 1O7, Robin Hood LOG, Kazan lO6.
Second, 55 Foam Stakes, Kennel lis,
Kittie H. c. 11s, Gutta Percha 1l5.
Third, Is selling, Long Beach los
Candeabra 1O7, Count 1O2, Jodan 90,
Deception 81, Blue Garter o.
His Grace 90, Melody So
Tnree-iourth Coney Island Handicap,
Sirocco 1913, Koache lis, Wah Jim 116
Ducat ia, Lowlander ia, 'Armitage
los, PriS los, Aurelian 1O2, Burfing ham
81, Stonenellie 90, Skedaddle ga. Three
fourth Handicap, Roache III
Herald 100, Spread Eagle go
Sixth, q mile, selling, Lord Harry
l09, Hoey 100, Poor jonathan 107, Old
Dominionl07, Chattanooga LOT, Walcot,
lO6, Trevelyan 161, Dolly c. 10l,
Rough and Ready 80, Clinton 90, Run
van 97, Cactus 81, Gold Dollar 90, Poly
dora "a, Rosa H. "a, Torch Bearer So
Pulitzer SO. Seventh, 2 miles grand IA
tional steeple chase, Ballarat f66, Sar
Jose l57, ST. John 153, Alchemist 152,
Glen Fallen $50, Ingot 40, Mex 143
Persistence 143, Lucknow 140, Roman
135, Miles Standish 135.
FLoRIsEL IL WON 1T.
LONDON, June 22.-At Ascot HEATH
to-day the Triennial Stakes, OF 10 sovs
each with 300 sovs. added, for the owner
and 100 sovs. for the nominator OF the
winner, for foals Of 1891, over the new
mile q furongs aud LEO yards were
won by the Prince Of Wales "Ftorise
IL" brown colt by st. Simon out oi
Perdita.
LAST DAY AT LATONIA.
C1ycINNATI, o., June 22.-Last day
OF Latonia spring meeting. First race
purse s55, six MISUNDERSTANDING Baxte'
won; Footruner second; Ruth v.
third. Time, 1851. Second race
selling. purse $500, one mile-NepheV
won; Cass second; Tasco third. Time
1:41}5. Third race, purse $500, six fur
longS-Imp SomersauIt won; Prefer
ence second; Emma Nc. third. Time
lis. Fourth race, purse $500, FIVE iur
longs-The Princess won; Annie . M
second; Sunburst third. Time, 1:04
Fifth race. Cincinnati Hotel handicaE
for three-year-ol and upwards, worth
s., 94O TO the winner. one mile and {
duarter-Ida Pickwick won; j. r. B
second; Henry Young third. Time
2:15.
YESTERDAYS RESULT AT ST. LOUIS.
Sr. LOUIS. June 22.-Last day; frs
race, SIX furlongs, Jardine won; time
l:152. Second, mile and a. sixteenth
Uncle jim won; time, Isl. Third, ont
mile, Francis Pope won: time. 1:44
Fourth, six iurlonRs, The Missouri
Stake, two year-olds, value $500
Caprivi won; time, 1863. Fifth, out
mile, Guido won; time, 1:42}l. Sixth
six furlongs, Lotto Mills won; time
1:154.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS AT HAWTHORNE
HAWTHORNE, Ills, June 22.-Las
day. First race, q mile, May woD
time, l:04j5. Second, g. mile. Ton
Griffin won; time, 1:l6s{, Third, ! Is
miles, Enthusiast won; time, 1856
Fourth, mile, Patrick won; time, 1:43
Filth, q mile, Queen Bess won; time
I:I7k. Sixth, g! mile, Jack RichelieU
won; time, 1854.
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