Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-06

Hvponia had another driver. The
horses got away well together, ana
/ NIyra H.. who won the second heat
Wednesday. went to the front, and
came under the wire d winner by two
lengths. taking the heat and race.
Time. 1:21L HypOnia TOOK seconu
money, DungannOn third.
THE PA PACE.
This race wac unfinished on the pre-
vious day. Sleepy Tom taking the flrst
heat lie had an easy job in taking
two more yesterday. although pushed
/ hard by Emblem in the second, ana
Neni i'm the third Emblem took sec
ond. Harry B. third and Veni fourth
money
Second heat Sleepy Tom went to the
front at the start, and maintained IL at
/ the half although closely pushed by
/ Emblem. The lead was increased 10
/ several lengths at the pole, and the
/ pace was fast Emblem spurted on the
stretch. but il was too late. Sleepy Tom
/ taking the heat in 21Sla; Emblem sec
ond
Third heat-They got off on the sec
| ond trial. and Sleepy Tom led by TWO
]
/ the half bv Neni and Harry b. Nenl
came mp at the pole and Sleepy Tom
went OF his feet. but recovered and
. spurtej to the front. coming under the
wire three lengths ahead; Veni second,
/ Billy Hood third. Time, 2:26.
SUMMARY
Fourth day. Unfinished race, PA
pace, mile heats, 3 in 8; purse $500, di-
sleepy Tom. C. E. Brown,
Flushing. o. ................ l
Em6iem, H. close, Millers-
burg OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. b
'G cleyela md o o. '... 'Cr.'' 6 4
Veni. T. b. Wheat, Wheeling
~. Va. Observation-Disclosures. {
/ Billy Hood. J. L. Booker, Fair
mont OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Lady Claremont VIM. Wilkin,
+ Londonderry. o. ............ s 3
/ Grover Cleveland, Louis Hook.
Nossland o. ............... 4 . 7
I Patoohe. ". S. Morford, Can
| ton. O. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .IO
| Anna ambassador, Mccall &
+ Garyey. Pittsburg ........... 10
{ Lottie s.. Truss Axle Farm,
( Canal Dover Observation-Disclosures. dis
Time. 2:2li4, 2:2S12, 2:26.
THE PA TROT.
This was an interesting fight for first
money between Ollie B. and Fanny S,
the latter winning. Ollie B. took sec
Ond money and Irene Robb third.
First beat-A very poor start. Wood
+ boy led. but lost his place after passing
The quarter pole 10 Irene Robb. and
Ollie b.. who led the field by a length at
the half. and were going neck and neck.
Ollie B. pulled 20 the front at the pole,
and the field was stretched out in pro-
cession. On the stretch Fanny S.
spurted magnifcently. and came under
The wire a few feet ahead, Irene RObb
third Time. 9:2Sle.
Second heat-They got off better, and
Fannie went 20 the front at the pole,
maintaining the lead at The half push
Ell hard by Ollie 3. Ollie crawled up,
and The two leaders were neck and neck
coming down the stretch. The finish
was sensational Ollie was urged, and
FanBie's driver also applied the whip.
Ollie gained steadily. and won by a
nose. Irene BObb third. Time, 2:2jH.
Third heat-This was closely contest,
ed between Ollie 3. and Irene Robb.
Fannie s.. who won the first heat, drop
ped back to- sixth place. Ollie came Un-
der the wire a winner by several
lengths. Time. 2:261z.
Fourth heat-Ollie 3. held the lead
At the quarter, and on the half was
neck and neck with Willie r. At the
third quarter it was a pretty race. three
horses being punched in the lead. Com
ing down the stretch Ollie went of her
feet. allowing Fannie S 70 take the
heat. Willie r. third. Time. 2.27A.
Fifth heat-Tbis was very pretty and
exciting between Fannie 5. and Ollie
b. The former led by half length at
the half AT the pole Ollie had all but
closed the gap. but Fannie pulled away
on the stretch and came under the wire
an easy winner, Irene Robb third.
Time, 2.26l4.
SUMMARY.
Fourth day. Second race. 2:24 trot,
mile heats. i'm 5; purse $500, divided.