Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-16
THEOWNERS DIVIDED THEMONEY
A More Propitious Day Gould Not
Have Been Desired, and the
Crowd Was the Largest OF the
Meeting-The Horses Ran Well
Together Throughout and Fur
nished Good Sport-Pittsburg
Defeats Washington - Other
Sporting News.

| with O cool brreZa. which dried out the
track at Gravesenti. A more propicious
day could not have been desired for the
race at one mile and furlong be-
tween Domino and Henry OF Navarro.
| The attendance was the best OF the
meeting. Domino was the favorlte.
| Domino was the first TO appear, follow
ed shortly by Henry Of Navarro. There
was scarcely an lnstant's delay at the
post and The two went away In perfect
order. Coming to the grand stand Tor
the first time both were under gentle
pull, but were moving pretty fast, the
| first quarter being run in 2513 seconds.
| At the half they were running easily
with Domino on the rail. The three
| quarters was reached in 1:l6. Both
jockeys were riding for dear life.
Faster and faster they flew, the
last quarter around the turn being run
in 2314 seconds. Into the stretch they
rushed and when they were straight
| ened out for home it could be seen that
| Domino was falrering. Up into the air
went Taral's whip and down 1t came on
Domino's flank with swish, while
| Doggett had rot get taken 10 the whip.
"Domino's beaten" went up from the
| thousands of onlookers. 1t was not all
plain sailing for Henry OF ,Nevarre,
however, as he too was faltering, and IA
seconds was the best they could do
for that eighth. Then Doggett went to
| the whip, for he could not hold the ad-
vantage of q head which he had at
that point, and the black colt slowly
! crept up until their noses were even,
and SO they ran to the end. The judges
were unable to separate them, and amid
| the cheers OF the crowd the dead" sign
was hung out, and the owners agreed TO
divide. For the second time Domino
ran even with rival, Henry Of Navarro
holding him at the distance as Dobbins
had previously done in match race.
The BanQuuet-Sir Walter race was a
| farce and ended with Banquet in the
! lead by foUr lengths amid much Kissing.
It was nothing more than an exercise
galop for a mile and then sprint
through the stretch. The other races
were well contested. Summaries:
First-one mile and a sixteenth.
Harrington, 1o4 (Grifin), 10 to 1, won;
Dobbins, 122 (Simms). l to 2, second;
Ed. Kearney, 1O7 Carter, 10 to l,
third. Time. 1:49.
Second. 55S furlongs, Ruoison, 116
| (Midgeley), to l, won; Jack OF Spades,
ll2 (Grifith), 2]5 to l, second; Chat
tanooga, 1O6 (Lamley), 20 to l, third.
Time. 1:O7}5,
a Third, Algeria handicap, 6 furlongs,
Harry Reed, 1T (Simms), l to 2, won;
Counter Tenor, 113 (Lamiey), II TO l,
second; Salvation, 1O7, (Midgeley), 20
l, third. Time, 1:1414.
Fourth, special, one mile and quar-
ter, Banquet 119 (Simms), 10 to 5, won
by four lengths; Sir Walter, l22 Dog
gett), 4 to /, second. Time, 2:l5A.
Fifth, special, mile and an eighth,
dead heat between Domino, 122 (Taral),
to 10, and Henry OF Navarro, 1873
(Doggett), to 5. Time, 1861.
Sixth, five furlongs, selling. Tinge,
| 9s (Griffin), TO 10 Won; Sir Dixon Jr.,
% Oh. Jones) 90 to l, second; Second
Attempt, 1O2 PENN, to /, third.
Time, 1:01}I.
Seventh, mile and a sixteenth, SELL
ing, Emin Bey, 100 PENN. TO /, won;
Song and Dance, 81 (Griflin). to l,
second; Jack Rose, 100 (Bergen), ) to
l, third. Time, l:594.
Following are the Gravesend entries
for Monday, September II: First. 3
maidens, selling, True Penny los, Ken
nell lO7, Parthenia los, April Fool lO5,
Lobengula 102, Tuscan lo2, Buckmasse
100, Achiever 100, Nicolina 100, Milton
T. 9S, Chicot 9S, Enchanter 9s, Sir John
! 9S, Cherry Blossom %, Ninevsh 90, Ex-
port 95. Second, e. selling. Charsde
liz, Bumbo 112, Little Billy 100, Der
fargilla 100, Discount 107, IngomAr lO7.
Chiswick los, Melba 104, Integrity l02,
Poor Jonathan 102, Beansey 102, Wah
Jim 1O2, My Gyps 80. Rosa Il. 90, Men
dicant 90, Ellen %. Milan 90.
Third, 11-16, Clinton stakes, Beldemere
124, Pocahontas 1l9, Lightfoot 1l2,
Kentigerna 1l2, Star Actress ia.
Fourth, 1916, Woodlawn handicap,
Banquet 125, Henry OF Navarro 1l9,
Sir Walter lie, Paraday los, Patricisn
1O7, The Bepper 1O7 Saragassa
LOG, Cleaning log, Hornpipe 90.
Fifth, 9. Handicap, Gotham 1913, Belli-
coss ia, Applause 1l2, Havoc 1l9,
Urania Ill, The Coon 10. Surie 100,
Lollie Easton 1O6, Cromwell los,
Maglan IO4, Rouudelay 1O2, Phoebus
100, Moderocle 81, Lobengula 95. Sixth,
ll1S selling, Ignomar l07, Jodan l07,
Harry Alonzo lO7, Hume 102, Tiny Tim
100, Emin Bey 100. Coquette 81, Jack
Rose 81, Prince Karl 81, Sara Bryant o.,
Live Oak 90.
RESULTS AT THE HARLEM MEET.
New YORK, September 15.--The re-
suits of the Harlem Wheelmen's race
meet to-day at Manhattan Field, are as
follows: Mile, novice, won by ID. B.
Thomas, New York; time, 2:40. Hall
mile, open, class A, won by W. A. Bar
beau, New York; time, iii Is. Two
mile, handicap, class A, won by George
B. Cobb, Jr., New York; time, sos is.
Five mile, special. class B. WOE By Fred
]. Titus, New York; time, 1903 is.
Three mile team race, wo3 by the
| Riverside Wheelmen; time, 500 2-5.
Two mile handicap, class B. won by A.
Il. Barnett New York; time, 4:47.
PROPOSES TO LowEk THE RECORD.
CHICAGO, September Is. R. p.
Searle, mounted on 20-pound bicycle,
| with tires weighing but two and three
| onarter pounds, started from the City
| Hall at o'clock to-day, expecting 10
reach New York at p. %. ThurEay,
] thereby lowering the record so faR>s 10
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