Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-15

features of the racing at the Springs
to-day was the Foster Memorial handl-
cap, In which Lamplighter, Yo Tam
bien and Ducat were entered, and the
Melbourne Stud Stakes, for which LIS
sax aud Prince Of Monaco had been
colored on the card. Yo Tambien's
victory over LampIishter was some-
thing OF surprise, the latter closing a
pronounced favorite with the western
representative, and Ducat in ABOUT
equal favor for the place. George Beck
and Restraint, the two lightweights,
took up the running at the hag-fail.
and remained ia the front TO the hall,
Here Griffin let out rap on Ducat,
who found the pace TOO slow, ana
opened up gap OF two lengths. Lamp
lighter at this point was fourth and 70
Tambien fifth. They came into the
stretch in about the same order, and
after they had Strengthened out. Martin
brought Yo Tamoien through with
rush, aBd won by hall
q length. Ducat was second and Lamp
lighter third. Prince OF Monaco, al
though strong odds-on favorits for the
Melbourne stakes, was beaten by the
western colt Lissak in what appeared
TO be an easy drive. 1t was an easy
contest up to the last turn when Llssak
TOOK the lead and was never headed, al
though Taral tried his utmost to get
Monaco up. He was second with Brioso,
an extreme outsider in third place.
Summaries:
First, one mile, Chattanooga, 101
Hamley), 10 to /, won by head; Hy-
derabad, 30 "a. Clayton), even, second;
Ingomar, Ill (Morris), 3 to l, third.
Time. 1:43.
Second, six aud half furlongs, Henry
of Navarro, l22 "a. Clayton), l to 5,
won by length; Potentate, 112 TIA
rail-, 4 to l, second; Lake Shore. liz
(Clerico), 4 to l, third. Time, 1894.
Thiad-The Melbourne Sud stakes,
seven furlongs-Lissak, lis (Griffin),
to l, won by half length; Prince OF
Monaco, lis (TaraD, i to 2, second;
Briso, 100 (Morris), 100 to l, third.
Time, l:29. 50
Fourth-The Foster Memorial handi-
cap, one and one-eighth miles-Yo
Tambien, 115 (Martin), TO l. won by
half length; Ducst, 110 (Griffin) to
/, iecond; Lamplighter, 125 (TaraD z to
5, third. Time. l:549l.
Fifth, seven furlongs, Tom Skid
more % (Griffin), TO ?, won by two
lengths: CIementine 100 (Psrkins), 8 to
/, second; Leonard 9S (DoHphue), 5 to
l, third. Time, 1:2711.
Sixth, selling, FIVE aud half furlongs,
Trophy, gelding ,97 (Banks), 40 to 1,
won by half length: Dora 81 per
klus), 20 to /, second; Hollywood, l0O
(Donohue), 3 to l, third. Time, 1:0914
THE TALENT IN GOOD FORM.
NEW YORK, August 1.-THE talent
were in good form to-day at Jerome
Park, for four out Of six favorites won
and at no time were they likely to lose.
The feeling, as whole, was feature
less, and nearly every winner was pull
ed up at the finish to furnish an appear
ance Of race. Mary Stone was plunged
on to win the second race, and had nc
trouble In doing il, with Little Matt
and Terrapin following. The las,
race was over the Titan course for
three-year-olds. Armitage was an odds
on favorite, Dwyer punging on him
heavily, while the general public pre-
ferred to back Pochino. Hamiltop rode
well judged race on Pochino and
landed him e winner by length, with
the others close up and all driving hard.
Summaries:
First, six furlongs, selling, Pactolus,
o. (H. jones', Z to 5, won by half q
length; My Gyps, 90 iMcLlain), to l,
second; Shelly Tuttle. 103 (Doggett),
to l, third time 1:17.
Second, one and one-sixteenth mile,
selling. Mary Stone, l04 (Hamllton) f.,
even, won by half length; Little Matt,
06 n. Jones), to l, second, by a length
Terrapin, lO3 (McClain). 5 TO l, third.
Time, 1854.
Third, half mile. Cromwell, 10G
(Carter), 20 to l, won by neck; Mid
star, 1l2 (Doggett), 3 to 1. second; Me-
tropolis, 112 (Simms), 7 TO 5, third.
Time, 40.
Fourth-One mile, Lochinvar 107
(Taylor), to 5. won by four lengths;
Sayonara, 100 (Doggett), 81 to 1, Sec
ond; Baby 1O2 (Hamilton). 10 TO l,
third; time. 1:47.
Ffth-Six furlongs, selling, Jennie
A. log (Simms), : to 5. won by three
lengths; Ettarre 100 (McCIain), 10 to /
second; MonotoDY, 10 (Littlsield),
to l, third time, 1:1919.
Sixth-Titan course, /, 400 yards, sell
ing, Pochino, I07 (Hamilton), ~ to 5,
won by length; Armitaga, 107 (Simms) },
to 5, second; Hslton, 104 III. Jonss),
4 to l, third; time, l:22.
Following are the entries for to-
morrow's races: First, Rile-Kingston
119, Bassetlaw 107. Stonenelle los,
Hazel Hatch 1O3, Shadow 103. Terrapin
100. Second. 81, California lis. Lodi
ITO, Magnetism C. 10, Son Erreur 1lo,
Sir Dixon. jr., 1IO, Owlet lo7, Chicot
103, Amsterdam I03, Emma 10l,
Third. three-fourths, selling. Adel-
bert, 119, Sir Catesoy III, Best Brand
III, Speculation III, Vespasian III,
Ben Aventure 112, Mabe Glenn
1l2, LaF ayette 1l0, Peckenifl
40. McIntyre lo7. Long Brook
lO7. Fourth, three-foarths match.
Stoneneli lis. Glenmoyne 107,
Fifth, q, maidens. Separation 112, Miss
Primrose ll2, Qneen 7. F. ,109, Scio 109,
Salie Byrnes c. 90, WIndgate 90. Sixth,
y. selling. Mosquito los. Csnte7 1ry
los, High Flyer los, Red Tor an
Brunt los. Punch los. South 8 lS,
Harry Reed 107, Cora l05-
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