Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-15

New YORK, June 1.-THE chief in
terest at Morris Park to-day was in the
mile and half race in which Dorian,
Sport and Sir Walter started with ten
pounds off weight for age. Sir Walter
was prohibitive favorlte with Sport
second choice and the three-year-old
not wanted by anybody but the punters.
The flag fell to a good start and none
of the jockeys seemed inclined to
make the running. The conse-
quence was that the race degenerated
into mile gallop and sprint OF half a
mile down the hill. In short time Sir
Walter had got enough Of it, and then
Griffin sent Dorian out for the lead.
lie took it easily in the last eighth, and
then Sport got enough, leaving the
three-year-o to galop in winner in
the slow time of 2:42. The last half
mile, however, was run in AZ seconds,
which showed conclusively that Dorian
has lot Of speed. He will run III the
American Derby at Chicago, and is
thought to have a royal chance.
First race, FIVE furlongs, Gutta Percha
lis (Littleaeld). to 5, won Dy two
lengths; California 115 (Doggett), 215
to /, second by two lengths; Jessie
Taral 1O5 (Grifin), to l, third; time,
1:O11s. Morgiana, Favor Me, Kisbern
and Hermanita also ran.
Second race, mile, COmanche los
(Simms), 10 to 3, won by length;
Lizzie 81 (Keefe), - to 1, second by a
length; Peter the Great 81 (Blakel, TO
l, third; time, 1:41. Woodchopper and
Bitten also ran.
Third race, Anticipation Stakes, FIVE
and a half furlongs, Sir Galahad 100,
(Hamilton), 6 to 5, won by three-quar-
terS OF length; Walter lis, (Griffin),
even, second by five lengths; SabrIna
Colt 90, (Benjamib), 12 to third; time,
l:O5&; Golden Gate, PreServer, Preston
and Bessie Colt also ran.
Fourth race, Bay Chester Stakes, mile,
Our Jack 122, (Garrison), to l, won
by length and half; Discount I22,
(Simms), 5 to l, second by a length and
a half, Peacemaker 1l9, (Snedeker). Is
70 l third; time l:43; Assignee and Sam
Lucas also ran.
Fifth race, FIVE and a half furlongs,
Wah jim, 100, (Midgeley), ? to l, won
by two lengths; Lustre, 1O2, (Bergen),
4 to l, second by two lengths; Jack of
Spades, Ill, (Grifin), 6 to l, third;
time, 1:O6, Aurelian, Strephon, Annie
Bishop, RunyOn, Prig and Onward also
ran.
Sixth race, mile and half, Dorian,
95, (Griffin), : to l, won by length
aud a half; Sport, 112, (Simms), 10 /,
second by length and half; Sir Wal
ter, 112, (Doggett), l to 4, third; time,
2:43.
Seventh race, FIVE furlongs, selling,
Armitage log (SimmS), to l. won by a
head; Factotum Sc (Keefe), s to I, Sec
ond by five lengths; Addie ia (TaraD,
: 10 3, third; time, :59l4. Rolla, Chat
tanooga, Trevelyan, Lumberman, Tor
mentor, Prosper Jr., Innocent, Torch
bearer aud Old Dominion also ran.
Following are the entries for to-mor-
row: First, q mile, Wern berg l2l, Mer-
rY Monarch 113, By Jove Ill. VIII Ell
liott III, Shelly Tuttle los, Glenmoyne
los, Miss Dixon los, Melba los, Fred
Douglas 1O7, Joe Ripley 1O7, Henry of
Navarro 1O7, Melody lO2, Belde-
mere 1O2. Second, mile handicap,
Kinglet lis, Sport 1l6, W. B.
100, Gold Dollar IS, Lochnivar So,
Third, fve-eights maidens, Harris lis.
Herkimer lis, Agitator lis, South
Side Ill, Clovis Ill, Dolabra Ill, Punch
Ill, Tralee Ill, Escape Ill. Capt. Jack
Ill, Louis Quartorze Ill, Bombazette
los, Windgale los, Glimpse L los, Lady
Richmond los. Fourth mile selling,
Connors 113, Longshanks 10, Sea-
tuket 10. Dwight 10, Fusleer
los, Rightmore los, Momento c
lO4, Remote 1O4, Lonsdale 1O4,
Daily los, Little Matt 1O4, Clarus Ill,
Fifth, l mile, Lizzie Ill, Lamisere
1O7, Annie Bishop lO7, Stonenellie 95,
Flirt o., Star Actress SO. Sixth, g
mile, selling, The CommoDer 100.
Romping Girl 81, Philomena 90, Lollie
Easton 95.
THE RESULTS AT LATONlA.
CINCINNATI, OHIO, June II -Latonia
results: First race, selling, purse $780,
six furlougs, Miss knott won, SAD
vocate second, Mrs. Morgan third; time
l:l4s4. Second race, purse $500, one
nile. ReSplendent won, Master Fred
second, Lindoette third; time l:42L
Third race, selling, purse $500. siXifur-
longs, Floreanna won, Shuttle second,
Contribution third; time 1919. Fourth
race, Sensation stake. worth 50, 22O 10
the winner, for two-year-olds, six fur
longs, Leo Lake wor, Handsome sec
oud, Suu Up third; time lis. Fifth
race, selling, purse $500, five furlongs,
B zarre won, Ace second, Start third;
time 1903 Sixth race, purse $500, one
mile, Leh man won, PocahOntas second,
Brahma third; time 1:42is.
tbs RESULTS AT HAWTHORNE.
CHICAGO, June I4.-Hswthorne re-
suits: First race, SO mile, Neutral won;
time, 1O4. Second, 8 mile, Enthusiast
won; time. 1:l6. Third, u miles, Joe
Murphy won; time, ell \. Fourth, Sl
mile, Remedy won; time, 1861. Fifth,
g mile, Jack Richelieu won; time,
I:15}5.
THE RESULTS AT ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis, Mo, June 14.-First race,
seven furlon0s, Tessie ID. won; time,
1880. Second, six furlongs, Constantine
won; time, 1851. Third. Is miles,
st. Louis Brewers handicap, gusraD-
teed value 1000, Yo Tsmbieu won;
time, 1:54 Fourth. seven furlongs. B..
f. Fly, Jr., won: time, 1:29S4. Fifth,
steepleehase, course mile and three