The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-27


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Tue racing on Tho new State Fair
track yesterday afternoon, was, II rossi.
blc, finer than T~ucslav's ,ho ononinc
,,,y ~ "a. ...,t.- VII"
W" ,''e,a'S VI '" ""ce''"s
driving CLUB. Tho attendance, how
over, was not up to tho calibrc OF tho
racing. only about nm, ,housnnd hahn,
r,o,nr, ~ H. n.
~ io""y '"o pus'"eas poop.o "
''e recommendation oil Mayor Cald'
vol, tako n hall holiday and no doubt
tho attendance will lc GREATLY svollcd
/, con.ao,a.a
nT o"ee
u opening race was 'ho 2:2l pace,
undoubtedly tho finest piece OF horse
racing over socn In WE,clir, n,,c
wo, ,Lo Gr,.I,.a, n. ,,im..
N, ,aoonI ps.
tho third and ionr,l, md loosS1 rnoJ
for winning tho race, but in this case
t!ie unexpected happened. Us. A.. tho
SIeVeiand entry coming along and TAX.
wy mo n''h, skin and seventh heats
MN " the raco'
t'o aucone race was thc ~ 'rot.
h.ot" to"N 'he hTst anu second hea,s,
nGr NY dangerous competitor being
o!Ie D. Inc Judges were not satisfied
WIN .he YORK oil mo Ia''ors driver and
put up local man E!sUnani' VINO sent
neI unuee Tue Wiro victorious III the
"G 3 'itGo meats, winning tlle race.
u .'lifa oyehs was tue 2;2S pace, IN
"n'ch Twelve Iiorsct were entered and
suu s'aI,cu. by great putst oil speed
u the h'S' cignth Annie DtlcSer got n
.uII tHII coulu not DO overcome by The
u''u. ~ 'he second inc iayoTite, sallie
Dus", "'n 70 ,he 'front.' III great shape
"II won, WINE IN Tue lourth lnclt
ea,'eu VI Wcs 'hat was 100 last ior the
cC"rreeIs' = iourth neat was won oy
r"N'1 hush' anu Us aarHhGss was NJ
"""u 'ne 'ace VIII NC uh!sheu so'day.
THE 2:2l PACE.
Conditions-Thrce heats in IIvc ,prso
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f''st heat-lhls was won osthe iavo-
,ite, n'ae' from DT. MINER II Presley
!: nc 'a''er o proDaoIY nave won
siis neat put Tor ms bad Freak on tho
SaSE stretch on the second turn. Dr..
'.st!er was then mo only hofsc ielt to
give b'ac an argument n the latter
won out by in!i length. Ires!ey NJ
Hos 'he 'hifu pace Iitne' 2:l9t.
eecohu heat-lhis was n beautiful
race. VI. Miller Tho Capehart horse
from foshs Pleasant. early assumed the
'eau anu heIu IL throughout. for three
quarters OF Mle brac hnhc onto WI
!e'' oui Could not oVernau1 MN. aAtthe
tush INTO INC sLetch brac was second
ahu ffesieY 81 'iiri. lhc latl'T horse
was seht up Inc sttcich on tile outside
NJ teffinc cup anu nao the race lasted
ahottier eighth would nave beaten out
VI. Miller. An 1t waa tue winner only
siaI o length 10 spare. Iime,9:lV!.
1nifu hcat-lhe result OF thIs heat
hlnde II certain the race would be a long
ohe iresleE NJ, tho speedy Mchee's
lsoGks animal, IN n sensational finish.
took tue lead IRON Or. Miller almost as
lhey were under the wire. The other
slne'c neat winner. brac, was ;tway back
ana nnisheu min. Inc llne hnish
Fourth heat-Ima was one OF tho
preltlest heats oil the day. Picsloy NJ.
look the hrst position at tho hrst turn,
closely followed by Dr. Miller n J. ;.
a. BTac WINS away back At this time.
lhe same orucr was maintained unit!
tho shree-quarters was rsncted, when
both Dr.. Miller and Us. a. came up with
IN hall Il length oil Prcsley,s nose, but
in the turn to tho stretch Presley had
tho polo and won easily. Both Miller
and j.. !. A. broke, giving Harmony sec.
ond position. lime, 2:2lt.
Fifth heat-Th!s was by FAR tho most
exciting even. on the entire speed pro-
Grammc. Presley NJ. the winner OF the
third and four:l heats early assumed
tho lead and hold it RICH. Along. A
e factor. j.. $. A., began to be dan.
cerous in this heat, being a close second
at tho half. Harmony, another rank
outsider who had been doing nothing.
was well up and Drac was in fourth
position. Presley kent the lead
throughout the race. leading under the
wIro. but lost tho heat OIL aCcous OF n
break jus, nj the wire. J. s. a. had
catered the stretch almost on even
terms with Presley and the %Ia,,cr's
drive. was putting forth every effort,
rs the winning OF the heat meant the
race won. he having already won two
heats. The horse responded noblv and
YEA - NhN ~ - 1871 hSa ~ W.