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

had decided Ollie D.'s driver was moi,
driving To win, and that o. T. EIsman
wonld DO substituted. Tho Judges also
allowed Senator boy 10 DO withdrawn.
Tho hoat carly developed Into u contest
between lola, tho winner Of tho two
previous heats. and Ollie D., who was
now being driven to win. Eola held
tho lead throughout, until tho turn In.
10 tho homosirctch, whom Eisman. who
had heon going easy under Eola's leo,
lot Ollie out and she rapidly ovcrhaulod
tho inv0rlto and was on Utmost oven
terms on entering tho stretch. Now
0llio goes TO tho lead and tho grand
stand lots out u link or two OF en-.
thnsiasm. OIlio Is now showing hcr
truo form and. although EoIa Ia being
sent for hor full worth, tho Pittsburgh
horse keeps gaining AMI IL n suro win
her, oven had It not boon for EOla's
break seventy yards from tho wire.
Time, 2:24l.
Fourth heat-0llie i. scored another
victory in this loat. This tiino liola
was not lirr formidable competitor, tho
llomowood mare. ScamitrCss. coming
TO tho front carly in tho fight and push.
Ing tholoadcr nj several stages. 4. tho
turn into tho stretch Seamstress wns
coming strong, but on tho turn shc lost
ground, Ollie captured the hout from
Seamstfcss by two lengths. Time, 2:26.
Fifth heat-0ilie u. won tho heat and
race. ScamstreSs wns tho only horse 10
give tho winner IN argument. tho win
nor OF tho first two heats, Enla, not liz.
urine in tho oven, ut all. ntlie second
half Scamttrcss looked dangerous, but
she was unable to negotiate tho turns
as successfully as Ollie b., and for this
reason the latter got u comfortable lead
OF q length. which Scamstress could mol
lessen In tho strnight.away. limo, 2:95.
Tho summary:
Ollie D.. b. M c. +. rrelmorC, Pitts.
bitgI ,..,.,a, go. .,.n"...,"-"...o : ?
lola, c. IN. II. 4, Morchcad. Tar.
entnnl, ph.."-.. .",......"-..o..... ] ! I I
SeamSirCSi, b, m, McClll& GaFvey,
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John H.. /. g., Slater & Crane, Erie.
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Senator 10y. c, s., ". X. orr. Kings
!fRS 9 III, iii! !,' ?::s. "a: 4 : a"
THE 2:23 PACE.
Conditions-Three heats In five, purse
$500.
First hent-Tcn OF the twelve horses
entered started. On tho second trial
Crawford on the Flushing mare. Aunie
Dricker, shot out oil tho bunch like n
streak OF creased lightnin. and nj the
eighth polo looked good 10 distance
tho entire. field. Tho horse was going
as II it was u matter OF life and death.
However, at the half several OF the
bunch we're coming up on tho leader
fast. among them Daisy Hopkins. T.
N. I. and Eddie kafu. On entering
the stretch Anniu Bricker still led By n
length in front Of +. NJ. T., with tho
others close up, not n horse OF tho lot
being distanced. Aunio Kept up her
fast gait ard won without a break. two
yards ahead nj y. NJ. T., while Daisy
Hopkins and Jay were neck and neck
for tho third position. the former ret.
ting il BY 4 very thin nose. Time,
2:24t.
Second hcat-Annie Bricker started
oil with that same. old rush and led the
field iuriug the first hall. Attic lower
turn nv engaged the leader, but could
no. stand the pace and dropped back.
At the upper turn both SalIie Bush and
Yacht came TIP at A terrific clip. \
hundred feet from home Auuic's driver
applied tho whip but 10 no avail. both
Sallie Bush and Yacht beating her ont.
Time. 2:2jl.
Third heat-Iacht, who so nearly
beat out SalIie Bush in the second, was
the winner In this heat, defeating Bush
on n very narrow margin. Agnes was
n good third. Annie Bricker was dis.
,anced. SO the heat she won wen, for
nothing. Time. 2:2Sl.
Fourth ~hcai-Sallie Bush was the
winner this time. Yacht again finishing
second. Il was seen that the race lies
between these two animals. a, the
CONF! uaion OF this heat it was M
nounccd that the other heats would be
run oil to-day, it being impossible TO
continue last evening or account Of ap-
preaching darkness. Time. 2:2js.
The summary: