The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-06

ming race uuuulhhuu w WuhueauAgl
was the frat event OF the afternoon, bO-
ing atarIad aE 2;l5 O'Clock, Only two
runners, HippouiG and Myra H., win.
ners OF heats, contested, Myra led
throughout aud the judges were OF tho
opinion that Hipponia was not being
pushed TO win. When the result OF tho
heat was announced Starter Martin add,
ed that thO Jockey, Ernest Coltrell, had
been expelled from trotting tracks. The
result OF the race was as follows;
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Time, 1915, I'D, i'9l1t,
THE 1924 PACE, PURSE $500,
First heat run on Weduelday)-This
heat had been won by Sleepy Tom,
Harry B., ., and Emblem, 8. Time,
9;20t,
Second heat-Aitsr almost innumer'
able scores the horses got away in tatrly
good shape, Sleepy Tom Nt once as
sumed the lead with Emblem in the
place and Harry b, and Pasoche close
up. Emblem, on the back stretch, was
on even terms with Tom, but the Flush
ing horse put up pace too hot Tor Em'
blsm and the balance OF the field aud
came in an easy winner, Emblem,
Lady Claramont and Patoche finished
in bunch in the order named. The
slow time, compared with that Of the
frat heat yesterday, is explained by the
bad condition oil tho track.
Tkf.I and haaI-GlaanV Tnm
won the heat and race. At tho eighth
pole Sleepy ION jumped out OF the
bunch and none Of the others for a
time challenged him, but on the back
stretch, the Wheeling horse, Veni,
came up and at the hall was only a
length behind. On tho back stretch
Eisemau brought Neni up on even
terms with Tom but twas only for u
second; then Tom was again leading
aud Veni was done for, narrowly oscap'
ing being beaten for second place by
Billy Hood who came up witn great
squirt The summary;
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Time, 2aOS4. 2:ls's 20.
THE 2:24 rRoT, PURSE 500.
First heat-Ihis was very exciting
heat, the most interesting OF the week.
Fannie S., the iavorite, took the lead at
the start, but at the half Irene Robb
and Ollie B. led her by length. They
remained in this way until the turn
into the stretch, where lrone Robb had
fallen back to third position, with
Fanny S. aud Ollie b, almost on even
terms. In q great whipping finish
Fanny B. beat out Ollie by half head.
Second heat This heat narrowed
down to battle between Fanny S. and
Ollie b., in which the Pittsburgh mare
clearly outtrotted the other. On the
back stretch. first half, Ollie i. had
alight lead, but as Fannie S. had the
pole she went ahead again on the turn.
On the second half tho same thing &C.
Cured, with tho exception that Ollie
managed to stay with Fanny on the
turn, and beat out the favorite in tho
stretch by half length.
Thfsd hanF-All Unk aiaFtad In n
bunch and no horse showed any advan-
tage until the quarter, when Ollie took
the lead. She reached the half nose
ahead OF Irene Robb, with Harry l..
third. Jim Riddle and Fanny S. fol-
lowed two lengths back. The last half
showed little change, Ollie b. taking the
heat, with Irene Robb second and
Harry L. third, Willie K. finishing
fourth.
Fourth heat-Fanny s. made dash
for lead at the start, but could not pass,
aud Ollie i. retained tho pole TIL near
the quarter, when she broke and Willie
K. went forward for moment aud then
dropped back again. Coming IN tho
home stretch Fanny S. developed speed
and passed Ollie, the iavorite breaking
near tho wire, but finished second.
Time was 2:27i. Willie K. took third
and Harry L. fourth.
Fifth hcat-ln tho final heat Fanny
s. led to tho quarter, with Ollie d. close
up, and they reached tho half tho same,
with three horses punched for third.
Fanny s. was not passed and won out by
one length, followed by Ollie Is. and
Irene Robb. Time 2:2Bt.