Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-12
YESTERDAYS HARNESS RACES

Medford. Mass. October 11.-211
class. concluded. Mascot won first.
NTH and sixth heats and race: time.
2:11l, 2IJ14. 215H. Alcyo won sec
ond and third heats; time, PIP, 2124.
Charley p won fourth heat: time,
213le. pos class, pace, Barney won
in straight heats; time, 2:12A. 212%,
2.f&i. 21S class, trOt concluded.
PeGlar wen eighth, ninth and tenth
heats and race; time, 2:201 2:2334,
2.231. Katie Mac won fifth and sixth
heats: time. 2:1SL, 21SA. Rince
L.avalard won fourth and seventh
heats; time 2:161z. 2:21. Don c. won
first and second heats; time, 217$l,
21Sl. SOudan won third heat; time,
2IJ&f. 213 class, trOt Unfinished.
Fannie Wilcox won first and second
heats, time. 2:14% 213. Caprice won
third heat; time, 2I314.
Lexington. KY October 11.-At the
tro-ting races to-day the attendance
was 5000. Weather miserable; wind
aud dust storm in early afternoon and
heavy rain later. First unfinished
2.15 pace, purse $1,000 three heats
roJted yesterday. Ophelia won first,
second and fourth heats; Heirloom won
third heat: Bessie B.. Dyersburg. Joe
Nelson. L. L. D., Cuckoo, Katie Green
lander Emma Wilkes jim Cor5ett,
Bully Boy. Hal Crago and Happy Fred
finished as named; time, PIP, 213,
2112t. 2111s. Second, the futurity for
two-vear-old trOtterS. value $500,
Fred 5 Moody won in straight heats;
time. 2:20. 2:1S ElectrOpOle, Virgins,
Olive Wood also started. Third, 211
class. pacing. purse $1,000, Ella T. won
third fourth and fifth heats. Colonel
Thornton won first and second heats.
Spinxetta. June Bug. Tommy Brown,
George St. Clair, Alti. Volta, Coast
Bow Old Hutch. Zeigler. Sir Edward
Arnold Vixen and SymbOieer finished
I'm The order named. Time, ~, -l97e,
2.10 21g 2l13t. Fourth. PA pace
nurse $1,000 UDtinished, Utility won
second and third heats. Pelern Won
first heat. Celemma, Falkland, The
Conoueror. Silena F.. Atlantic, Gather
inc finished in the order named. Time,
213%. 213l4.
BIG MATCH ARRANGED.
Lexington. Ky. October IA race
that Will attract as much attention as
any other event at the Lexington race
meeting now in progress was arranged
this evening IL is matcn race De-
tween The famous PAGER Joe Patchen,
with p record of Z:04, and ". W. =.
with q record OF 2:O61s. The interest
ing feature of the race is that the own
ems ARE 10 drive In addition TO lib
aral side bet. said TO be $1,000, between
tbe owners. the association has agreed
TO hang up q suitable purse ana a iong
list of special prizes have already been
offered.
Relieving are the entries at Graves
end for October y: First, q handi-
can. Luc9nia IL, Sir Francis lI6,
Walter 115. Sirocco 112. Harrington
III Ben Brush los, Preston 107, Ina
1Oe Salvable IS. Premier 90, Cuckoo 81.
second. / lilo mile. Gov. Sheehan ia,
CAPTAIN T. 107. Candeiabra 1O1, Buck
rene 1G7 The Swain 105, Annie Bishop
. 104. Second Attempt So. Third, 81, Al
gr~fa handicap. Zen Brush lbs. Hand
sD~ing To-. Silver II. 10, H2Zlet los,
/ Eamsin 100 Emotional IS, PalmerstOn
So Fourth. mile. WOOdl3wn handicap,
/ Rev Del Carreres III. Flying Dutchman
no. Peacemaker 102. RubicOn 100. Sir
/ Francis %. Fifth. 81. CreSentO lis,
Narsan rs. IntermisSiOn 10. Right
ROYAL 1OT. inheritance 107 Ia Vienta
I 107. Volley l07. Hamilton II. 1913. Sixth.
I mile. Walter III. Harry Reed los,
Emma c. los. Belmar 107. Sir Dixon
Jr. 1o7. The Coon 101. Primrose 102,
/ Kennel 1o2, Applause 100, Owlet SO,
/ Eisbern 80.