Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-08-05

from SG. LOUIS.
New YORK, August 4.-Those who
played the favortes started off well at
Brighton Beach, for they plunged on
Garnett, who won without trying.
Hardy Fox was well played too, but
only got third place, Robusto coming
in with rattle into second.
After the scratching was over in
the second race four were left TO 60 aud
George Dixon was an odds-on choice.
The talent did not like him at the price
and settled on Milan to win who was
backed from to to IL to 5. Golden
Valley, who had been left out OF
their calculations, won easily while
George Dixon could not get up re-
spectacle gallop and Milan was last.
Then came the third race, in which
Holloway was strong tip, with True
Penny as the favorite. The former
opened at 10 TO l, and in few min
utes was at two. Holloway jumped
into the lead, but First Light came
with rush and won at the end; the
favorite was fourth.
First race, mile, selling, DR.. Garnett
90 (Reiff), Z TO 5, won by length; Ro-
busta 1O5 (Hamiton), ga to l, second;
Hardy Fox 100 (Clerlco), 10 l, third.
Time, 1:43A.
Second race, one mile, selling, Golden
Valley, 1Os, (Clerlco), 30 to l, won by a
length and half; George Dixon, 107,
(Reiffl, 10 to 2, second; Soprano, 101,
(Taylor), 12 to l, third; time, LAS.
Third race, six furiongs, selling,
First Light, los (McDermott), 90 to l,
won by half length; Holloway, 105
(McClain), 4 to /, second; True Penny,
los (Hamilton), z to 5, third. Time,
1:1756.
Fourth race. six furlongs. Stonellie
1O3 (M. Bergen), to l, won by half
length; Sirocco 113 (Ballard), 2 to 5,
second; Avon 90 (McClain), Z to l, third.
Time, l;164.
Fifth race, five furlongs, selling, Rosa
H., 102 Carter, to l, won bT hoad;
My Gy5 -, los (Ramiitol), 6 20 D, second;
Black Hawk, 100 (Jones), 2 to l, third;
time 1:0lA.
Sixth race, steeplechase, full course,
st. Anthony J60 (Chandler), to 5, won
by two lengths; Rodman 152 Mara, 16
TO 5, second; Duke of Applecorn 135
Kenny. 4 to l. Time, 5:0s15.
Following are the entries for Monday:
First, = selling, Third Cousin +. los,
Harry Hinkson 1O7, Carnalite 107, Jilt
l07, JohannaS 1O7, Blondys Victim l07,
Potentate IO7, Leigh 104, Belwood 104,
Bolivar 1O4, Gov. Fiier 104, MusMes
1O2. Second, I, maidens. selling,
Tomahawk 40, Kitten +. los, Dashing
Charlie 107, Little John l07, Ericsson
lO5, Pantata 106, Fernela los, Alva 1O5,
Decourcey los, Ironsdes lO3, Ninety
Seven 100, Sprite 100, Linwood
100, Sadie w. 9S, Contralto c. 100.
Third, 5555, selling, Captain Nick 106,
Yolande f. lO5, Van Brunt 104, Albert
A. 1O3, Harry Keister 103, Vermillion
lO3, Romping Girl 1O2, Lady Dandy 100,
Ella Reed 100, Sun Dart 100, Lillian l..
100. Malinda 100, Tweedledum 100,
Judge Gleason 100, Gasser 100. Fourth,
4, selling, Merry Duke lib, Runyan
1l3, Andrew d. 1l3. Darkness 107,
Long Bounce 1O7, Lake 107, Wist
lO7, Glonzo 1O7, Shadow los, Lake
view 1O4, Mullet l04, Glorianna l02,
Fifth, Lilo miles, selling, Chauncey
1O6, Sir Catesby 104, Laurel l04, Half
Breed 90, Connors 97. Sixth, l mile,
Harry Alonzo ia, Saunterer Ia, Sam
Weller 1l2, Trouble 1l2, Wilmer 101,
Equation 1O1, Mcintyre 9s. Eauielda 96
BIGGEST CROWD OF THE SEASON.
SARATOGA, n. Y. August 4.-The
two stake events carded for to-day drew
the biggest crowd OF the season to the
track. The other events In the pro-
eramme completed very satisfactorily
an Interesting afternoons sport.
The Bitter Root Stud Stakes
for two-year-olds, guaranteed to be
worth $1,000 by Marcus DAILY, brought
out good field. Anisette, Pierre LOr-
lizards bay iily, took the lead at the
start, which was made after long de-
lay 1T the post and was never headed.
The second stake was the Beverwick
stee plechase, which Ballarat won easily.
First race, seven furlongs, John
Cooper lis, "a. Clayton), even, won by
two lengths; ThurSton 90, (Grii1in),
to l, second; Ferner III, (Sims), to
10, third. Time, 1:292[.
Second race, one mile, Candslabrs,
10 (Doggett), Z TO 5 won; Stowaway,
1O4 Lemley), - 20 l, second; Farnday,
(Tarau, to 5, third: time, l:47}I.
Third race, the Bitter Root Stud
stakes, five furlongs, Amisstta, lis
(Dozgettl, Q TO 10. won by neck; Lis
SAX, l2S (Garrison), s to l, third; time.
1904.
Fourth race, 6]I furlongs, Eomingo
lOl (Perkins), TO l, won by one length;
Tom Skidmore los (Gritfin), s to 5. sec
ond; Hyderbad 1l2 (raral) to 2, third;
time, 1:l2.
Fifth race, 6]l furlongs. Pearl So ng
lO9 tPerkinsl. even, won by head; Pu-
liter 10l penn, to l, second; West
Park 1O2 "a. Ciayton), to ., third.
time. l:24.
Sixth race, the Beverwick Steeple-
chase, full course, Ballarat, 16O, (Pines),
/ TO l. won by ten lengths: Genfallon,
I4l, fBarryl, s to 1, second; Cicero, l69.
(McCullough), S TO 5, third. Time,
GIL.
THE GRAND cIRCUIT RACES.
BUFFALO, \. Y, August 4.-The
Circuit races 20 day were without feat
ure, unless the extraordinary vision of
the Judges as to place horses be called
exceptional. A2Ote won the 2:15 trot
of the Reel and Goldsmith did the same
trick in the 2:22 class, beating out Rose
Leaf for the second time this season.
After being pocketed in the first heat
Hal Braden won the $1,000, 200 pace.
The much touted Oniine was never