Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-09

attendance was large. There were
many scratches and this spoiled what
promised to be a good days sport.
Much was expected Of the handicap for
which twelve had been carded. but
after the pencil had got in It's fne
work, Don Alnnzo and Jodan only
were left to go. The event was such
a farce that there wss bit of hiss
ing at the finish. Nine were entered
for this race and only five started. In
the second there were nine entries and
only four at the post. Arab was an
even money chance aud he won handily
from Roller. Ten out of seventeen In
the third race went to the post and Hol-
loway was the favorite, although a
great deal OF money was bet on Owlet
The favorite was nowhere at tie end,
Owlet winning by neck from
TIE ROSE WOOD COLT.
First race-Flvs furlongs. Glen
moyne, 1O9 (Hamilten) to l, won;
hlukSlO IL W W oCOOuNi
Berwyn. 1O1 (Bergen), 20 to /, third.
Time, 1:004.
Second race-Eleven-sixteen of
mile, selling, Arab, 1O6 (Hamilton),
even, woD; Roller. (Simms), ) to /, Sec
ond; w. B., 1O9 (Doggett), s TO ), third.
Time, 1853.
Third ace-Fve furiongs, Owlet, 1O4
(Hamilton), Is to 5, won; Rosewood
Colt, 1O7 (OoEgetD, 6 to l, second;
Haiistone, 102 Jones', s 20 l, third.
Time 1902.
Fourth race, mile and furong, Don
Alonzo 100 (Simms), to Is, won; Jodan
SO (R. Doggett), 10 to l, second; time,
1:5S4.
Fifth race, FIVE furlongs, selling, The
Coon l13 (Doggett), to 5, won; Mos
quito 1OS (Littlefeid), to /. second;
King Gold los (Bergen), s to !, third;
time, l:Q21, Sss --szs s-s--Z 'f1~-
SixIh race, Titan course. about 1,400
yards, selling, 112 (Little6eld), 3 TO l,
won; Halton (Simms). 211 to l, second;
Pochino 107 (CahilD, TO 1, third; time,
1884.
Following are the entries for to-mor-d
row: First, mile. Charade III, Annie
Bishop llO, By Jove lot, Daily America
1O7. Tluy Tim 1O7, Vespasian lot, Bona
venture 102, Stonenellie 80, Light Foot
81. Second, fve-eighths, SouthSide 113,
Magnetismc 110; Cora 107, Chicot
lO3, Escape 103, Heakimer
1913, Windgale leo, Mckee 100,
Third, lilo mile, selling, Roller Ill,
Galloping King 10, Jodan 107, Shadow
los, Geo. Dixon 1O3, Little Matt 90, Nc
Intyre 9s. Fourth, sl mile, selling,
Hanwel los, Cockade 1o7, King Gold
lO7, Mangrove 107, Metropolis
IO7, Vocality 100. Miss Modred
100, Emma 100, Jessie Taral 100.
Fifth, q mile, maidens, Prince Kia-
math ll2, Miss Primrose's c 112, Sallie
Byrnes's c 90, Shavow %, Monotony co.
Mckee 90, Monarch 30. Sixth, g! mile
selling, Light Foot III. Melody 1l0,
Micmac Queen 107, Elizabeth l07, Col
den Valley 1O7, FlirE lO7.
THE RACING AT SARATOGA.
SARATOGA, n. y, August S.-Poten-
tate won the opening race to-day, TAX
ing the lead at the start and retaining
IL 10 the end, although Torchbearer
was coming fast through the stretch.
In the second, Da Joya, another odds
on faVorite, won easily from Chatta-
nooga. Clementlne was made favorite
In the third, and set the pace 10 the
last furlong. Here Leonardo overlook
her and finished first in hard drive.
Lissak, the western 3year-Sld, at al
most prohibitiye odds, won the fourth
race In a gaIlop. Applause, who got of
last, finished second.
First race, x furlongs, Potentate 10
Brooks, 10 Z, won by length and
half; Torchbearer 107 (Blake), IS 10 l,
second by head; Thurston l04 Grit
in), to l, third; time, 1:2lH.
Second race, l mile, LaJoya 911I "a.
Clayton), TO 5. won BY length; Chat
tanooga lO4 (LamleY), to 5, second by
three lengths; FlorindA SIS (Healey), 40
to /, third; time, l:434.
Third race, seven iurlongs, Leonardo.
90 (Griffin). 5 to 2, won oy head;
Clementine, 100 tPerkins), to 5, sec-
ond by three lengths; Pearl Song, 100
"a. Clayton, 3 TO l, third. Time,
1:274.
Fourth race, FIVE furlongs, Lissak,
10 (Perkins), l to 3, won by TWO
lengths; Applause, 102 (Swash), 8 TO /,
second by three lengths; Hermsnita, 107
lBlake), I3 TO /. third. Time, l:0l&
Fifth race, five and half furlongs,
Kapanga Colt, los, (Blake). to 2, won
bv q length; Yo FL Rey, l15, (TaraD,
even, second by one length; Trophy
Gelding, lO7, (Brooks), TO l, third.
Time, 1903.
Sixth race, one aud quarter miles.
George Beck, 96, Perkins,, even, won
by length and a half; Assignee, 90.
(Grifin), even. second by head; Anna,
90, "a Clayton1, 20 to l, third. Time,
2:075l.
HAWTHORNE RESULTS.
HAWTHORNE, Ill, August s.-First,
one mile, Young Arion; time, 1:43J[.
Second, l5< miles, 0akwood; time; 1851.
Third, z mile, Neutral; time, 1;03.
Fourth. sl mile, Pop Gray; time, 1:l45I.
Fifth, z mile. Empers; time; 1:29.
Sixth, x mile, Tit-for-Tat; lime, 1:o41l.
Seventh, 5s mile, The Kitten; time.
l:295l.
MADISON RESULTS:
ST. LOUIS, No, August s.-First,
sailing. 5x furlongs, Barker Hsrrison
- t.talL Sacard saiifnc Eve