Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-12

ed to stirring finish between Stonenell
and Roche, in which the former won by
the shortest OF heads in a hard drive.
Ii is probable that Roche might
have won il Midgely had not
bungled. An eighth Of mile from the
finish, Roche had Stonenell driving and
could have taken the lead then, but the
boy waited until it was too late, and
although he was gaining rapidly on the
Dwyer sprinter, the distance was too
short by about ten feet, and he was
beaten. MIdgely was clearly out-rid-
den, although he had the best horse.
w. B., rank outsider, captured the
second race from the favortes, Roller
and Will Fonso.
In the third race St. Maxim was an
odds on favorite, and won In romB.
When the stretch was reached Griffin
tried to make short Gu. on the inside
| with Antrouhine; as be did this the
colts leg broke short of at the pastern
Joint. The colt was full brother to
st. Leonards, aud was shot soon after
he was taken to the stable.
In the last, Arab, the queer horse,
woa easily from Tom Skidmore In 1893,
new record for the track.
Summaries: First race, five furlongs
Addie 1913, (TaraD, l TO l, won by q
nose; Prig los, (Littlefeld), 30 TO l,
second bv two lengths; Peter the Great
1l3, (Hamilton), 30 to /, third. Time,
5si5. Gold Dollar, Lumberman, Bslde-
mere, War Bonnet, Melba, Panway,
! Tormentor, Poor Jonathan, Jack OF
Spades, Ed Kearney, Appomottox and
Strephon also ran.
Second race, mile, w. B., 10 (Taral),
10 TO l, won by length; Roller, ll9
CClerico), s 10 5, second by four
lengths; Will Fonso, 100 (Simms), 3 TO
l, third. Time, l:404. Joe Ripley,
st. Anthony, Factotum, Dwight and
Spread Eagle also ran.
Third race, Pocanteco handicap,
mile, St. Maxim, 105 (Simms), TO :,
won by one length; Ornus, o. penn,
1910 /, second by three lengths; Har-
rington, 100 (Sergent), % TO l, third.
Time, 1:4O11. Atropine and Rama also
ran.
Fourth race, all Breeze stakes, seven
furlongs, Stonewall, 1874, Sims, to 3,
won bv a nose; Roche 112, (Midgely),
% to /, second by three lengths; Ire
veiyan, LittIefsld), 80 to l, third.
Time, 1;27.
Fifth race, six furlongs, The Com
moner, III, Chueston, TO l, won by
half a length The Coon, Ill, Doggett,
4 TO |, second by three lengths; Sabrina
! Colt, Ill, Simms, Z TO 5, third; time,
1:12, Miss Annie Colt, Northford,
Harris, Spaselli, Monotony and Cap
tain Jack also ran.
Sixth race, selling, Arab 90 (Dono-
hue), 7 to /. won by one length; Tom
Skidmore 90 (Griffin), 3 TO 8, second by
four lengths; Fusileer 107 (Doggett),
- TO l, third; time $780, Bolero, Clarus,
Tiny Tim, Chief Justice, Lonsdale and
Speculation also ran.
Following are the entries for to- NOR
row: First race, Is OF mile, selling
Utica, ITO: Coris, los; Flush, lO5;
Punch, 1O3; Romping Girl, l02; Mos
quito, lO2; Cessrion, 100; Louis Quoitor'
100: Rosita, o.; Nellie Peyton +, 95i
Nanki Poo, "a: Golden Gate, 90; Tinge,
90; Potash, 90; Cockade. %; queen Oh
Spe5es. 80: ST. Pauline, 90, Banish-
ment, 90. Second race, 10 OF mHe'
handicap-Ringlet, ia; Judge MORROW
11O: Herald, 107; Bitten. %; Count Soi
Third. three-fourths mile, Cassanoro
stakes, Gutta Percha l22, Golden Rod
10. SabilIa 10. Ella Reed no. Applause
10. Philomena 10, Romping Girl no,
Herminita no. Fourth, mile, Withers
stakes. Domino l22. Dobbins l22, Henry
Of Navarro l22, Rubicon l22, NshmR III,
Fifth, 81 mile, Don AlonZo 1873, Ferrler
100. Merry Monarch ll9, WSh Jim lls,
Adelbrt 1I6. Shelly Tuttle ia, Rubi-
con III, High c 107, Prig lO6, Ben La
mond Jog, Black Hawk l06. Discount
log, Foudoline 90. Prosper, Jr., 30,
Reigg 90, Pulitzer 80, Hazel Hatch lO7,
Ironsides 107, Tarie 107. Avon l07,
Hartford 1O7. Antlpode l07, Walter
Riggs 1O7, Odd Socks l07, Big Mid l04'
The Jester lO4. Paris 1O4, Anxiety lO4,
Reigg lO4. Pulitzer 1O4, Song and
Dance 1O4, Star Actress lO2, Bomoa'
zette 76.
THE RESULTS AT LAToSIA.
CIScISNAII, o., June li.-Latonis re-
suits: First race, selling, purse S4OO
for 3-year-olds and upwards, / mile and
90 wards. Eli won. Advocate second,
Footrunner third; time, l:S3I. Sec
oud race, selliEg, purse S4OO, mile
and 20 yards, Pomfret Won, Bot
I. second. Little Walter third
Time, f:455i. Third race, purse $500
Ave furlonRs, Lady Diamond won, Vol
adora second, Miss Reynolds third
Time. 1:O1[. Fourth race, purse 800
one mile. Nephew won, King Charlie
second. Tariff reform third. Time
1927. Fifth race, selling, purse s4OO
nIpe-si1tsenths Of a mile. Satsuma Won
Bookiesecond, Shanty Bob third. Time
0:551f. 49,
sixth race, selling. purse $500, 9-i6 ol
a mile: Partner won; Sir Rohe second
Little Fish third; time, 1874.
THE RESULTS AT ST. LOUIS.
CT. LOUIS, June 1L-First race. 15-l'
mile. Jim Murphy won; time, 1871
second. s-l6 mile, Ssguwa won; time
:55K. Third. one mile, King Mac won
time. 1:43. Fourth. 6 furlongs, High
land won; time, 1:1411. Fifth, II.
miles. Saddlebazs won; time, 1856
SIKH. 6 furlongs, Ethel Gray won; time
l:14M.
RESULTS AT HAWTHORNE
HEwTHORSE, LIS, June lL-Firs
raee, II-i6 mile, Captain Brown won