Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-07

terrific bound TO 10 the sixteenth and at
the eighth they flew, locked together
like a team. Still locked together they
ran to the quarter and the pole was
reached in "a 2-5 seconds, q cracking
pace.
AT the half Domino was slightly in
the lead while Clifford was blowing hard.
Tara let out link and awaw the black
three-yesr-Od flew covering the next
eighth in IL 3-5, making the three
quarter in 1:14 Is, and taking all the
heart out of Clifford. Then they round
ed the turn into the stretch with Domi-
no going easily aud Clifford laborng
length away SimmS went to the whip
in the vain hope Of catching his flying
antagonist, but the western horse was
dOue aud could do no more. Taral see
ing this, eased bis mount and came in
winner under an easy pull in the fast
time Of 1899 2-5.
First, futurity course, Jack Of Spades
lO4 (Grifin), even won; Maid Marion,
lot ,Lamley), "a TO l, second; Belde-
mere, 1l3 (Simms), 2 TO l, third; time,
1:9s 2-5.
Second, mile and a sixteenth, Victor
ious, 1I2 (TaraD, 6 TO 5, won; Peace
maker, 1O4 (Lamley), to l. second;
Souudmore, IO2 (Reiff). TO l, third;
time, las Is.
Third, mile, selling, Hugh Penny, 104
(Reiff), even, won; Tom SEidmOre, %
.Griain), 2]6 to l, second; Marshal, 100
tBergen), Is 10 l, third. Time, 1:4l.
Fourth, September Stakes, Is miles,
Dorian, 1O3 (Simms), TO 10, won; John
Cooper, los (Doggett), s to 5, second;
Peter the Great, l02 Jones', 100 TO l,
third. Time, 2:21 2 5.
Fifth, mile, for Domino and Clifford.
Domino (Tara) even, beat Clifford
(SImms), 9 TO 10 by length. Time,
1889 2-5.
Sixth, Great Eastern handicap, futu-
rity course. Gutta Percha, 105 little
field, 10 /, won; DolaOra, lO5 Ham
iItou), to 1, second; Sllvie, l03 PENN
10 70 /, third. Time, l:10.
Seventh, mile aud quarter on turf.
The Pepper, 134 (Midgeley), 4to l, won;
Cleaning, l3l (Ballard), 3 TO l, second;
Hyderbad, 1l9 (TaraD, 10 1, third.
Time, 2:Os Is.
The Gravesend entries for to-mor-
row. IT. AENAs - ullEf oAUutiA A--F wi "
tion III, Mendjcant 1O5, Declare lO4,
Lobengula 81. Second, l lie miles,
selling, Caudelabra 10, Chattanooga
100, Sandowne 100 Madrid o., Song
and Dance %, Arab 81,
Miss Dixie o., Ciarus 81
Third, 5ts furlonss, Seashore Stakes,
Houma lis, Counter Tenor lis, Si!vie
rs. 81. Veronica l15 Applause rs,
German Ill, Mckee los, Salvation lO3,
Kenuell 1913, Mirage 1913. Fourth, lilo
miles. Parkville Stakes, Sir Excess l22,
Sir Kuight I22, PaTiCiau l22, Ban
Lamond 1l5, Light Foot 112.
senator Grady lU7, StouelIie 1l2.
Fifth, fve-eighths miles, selling, Lo-
beuguIa lO7, Second Attempt lO3 Al
c0lua 100, Ring Gold 100, Fonda 9S,
Mica QS, Golden Rod o. Salie Wood
ford 95, Expect %, CJckade %, Demo 95.
Sixth, three-iourths miles, handicap,
Hugh Penny 100, EerriCr III, Declare
1l2, Armitage 112, Appomattox 40. As
sjgnee l0G Udribert lOi, Peter the
Great 102 Ben Hammond lO2, Wern.
berg 100, Ellen gf
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