Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-19

NEW YORK, July 1s.-There were
several exciting finishes at Brighton
Beach to-day and there was also reac-
tion from the winning OF favorltes
which seemed TO have set in yesterday.
The horses were got away promptly
and In good order. The bost finish OF
the day was In the selling race at mile
and q sixteenth, In which Captain L
took the lead, and 1t loOFed as II IL was
all over. In the stretch Griffin went TO
the whip and Arab again showed his
surprising burst Of speed in the last
fifty yards, winning by a neck.
There was big upset in the fourth
race, for Stoneneil was al odds-on Ia
vorite and could do no better than sec
ond, while Lady Violet won in l:olk.
The second race was won by the out
slider, Dutch Skater, with another out
slider, Stonenellie, In the second place.
Figaro. the favorIte, was third.
Summarizes
First race, six fuHoHgs, seHns.
by a neck, Marguerite Io3 tBereso) IL
10 ecCObus ANftfhAhJ -
to l, third; time 1:l6A.
Second race, miie, Dutch Skater io3
(McDermott) 80 to /. won by aneek;
Stoneneliis 100 (E. Tribel 30 TO l,
second; Figaro lo5 (Doggstt) 7sto 8,
third; time l:4o.
Third race, five iurbngs. Harry
Reed, los tSimms) l to 2, wop by two
lengths; Cockads, 1o5 { (toggett,l z to l.
second; st. Pauline. Of (Grifhn) 9 TO J,
third. Time, 1:o3.
Fourth race, five furlongs, Lady Vio-
let, l05 (Grifin) won by two lengths;
Stonenell. I30 (Siums) to s, second;
Weinberg, los (DOggett) to i,third.
Time, 1:0iII.
Fifth race, lilo mites, selling, Arab
90 (Grifin), to 5, won by q neck; Cap
tain r. % (Keefs). 8 to 5, second; Vest
bule los (Doggett1, 4 TO ], third Time,
1:491{.
Sixth race, ~ miles. over six hurdles,
Woodford l46 (Chandier1, 10 ], won
by two lengths; Rodman $50 (Nara), !
to /, second; st. John l6S (Biliings) 3
10 /, third. Time, 2;55.
Following are the entries Tor to-mor'
row: First, Il selling, Lake ii3. Best
Brand Il2, Lizzie McDuf 40. Johannas
10e. Third Cousin +. lOs, Harry hink-
son 107, Carnalite 107, Trouble l07,
Little Bravo l07. Vandyks log, Bolivar
LOG, Hartford l04, Ericsson 95. y sell
Ing, Hoey l13, Maidstone lis. Wood
chapper ll2, EmIn Bey l1o, Reif 10,
Vespssian Il0, Vagabond 100, PoocJon-
athan 100, Berwya 100, Polyjora l07,
Leonardo 1876, Beiwood log. WilDar 90.
Third, * mile. selling. Tlnae loo, South
Side lO7, Tancred io5, Vocstity los,
Norway I03, Red Top l03., True Penny
lO3, ST. Vincent 103, Paddy Rich hmond
100, Chlnk 100. Elizabeth 100. Fourth,
az mile, handicap, Sir Walter l25.
BANQUET 123, Sport 1l6, Herald l0i,
Lizzie IS. Combination winners,
Lady Violet, Grab. Woodford,
Fifth. mile, selling, Nern 11s, Boiler
100, W. Il. 100. Mr.. Sass lo2, Ton Fin
Icy l04, Sauntsrer 100, Bolero -. Sir
Ca,esby "a, CArmelite SO. Blue Garter
70. Virago "a. Sixth. seven -eighths
mile. Tormentor ia, Tom Tough IA,
Void III. Adelbert Ill. Uncle jim 100,
High c. 100. Mary Stone 100, Leigh 100.
CHICAGO, July 1s.-First race, one
mile. Flora Thornton won; william T.,
second: Cash Day, third; time, l:401[.
Second race, l-l6 miles, Hume won;
Wotzy, second Somerssult, third;
time. l:47<. Third race, Qul:kstep
stakes, half a mile, Frank X won. Fly
Ing Dutchman. second; Lissack, third;
time. :4s4. Fourth race, one mile and
twenty yards, Senator Irby won; Haw-
thorne, second; Anna. third; time,
1:42II. Fifth race, six furlongs. Ale
thia Allen won; Master Fred, second; I;
Gold Pen, third; time, 1:l49<. Sixth
race, six furlongs, Shuttle won; The
Sculptor, second; Lulu T., third; time,
1:l4.
EAST ST. LOUIS RESULTS.
Sr. LOUIS, Mo-, July 1S.-Flrst race,
8 furlougs, Confederate won; time, 100.
Second, 3 furlongs. Black Beauty won;
time. i:O7l<. Third, furlongs, May
Blossom won; time, l:22H. Fourth, s
furlougs, JArdIne won; time, 1917.
Fifth, 6 furlongs, BAllardine won; time.
1909.
TIE BLUE BIBBoN RACES.
DErRorT, MIcH., July ls.-oyer .. 600
persons witnessed to-daY's proEramms
of the Blus Ribbon races. II was a
typical racing day and the track was
nearly perfect J. NJ. d. won the
Merchants and Manufacturers event
easily, although Slaymors stayed by him
closely in the third heat. Robert J.
had a sure think in the pacing
race, and Red Bud captured three Of
the four heats Of the 2:3O trot easily.
The summaries: 2:30 class. trottlng,
for 3-year-olds. purse 5000, Red Bud
won; time. 2:is. 2:24 class. trotting.
Merchants and Manufacturers, J. NJ.
d. won, purse 5000; time. 2:i5l4.
Free for all pacing, purse $1,000, Rob
ert J. won; best time, 2:0sI.