The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-04

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very unreliable animal. but lately has
been doing better work. He finished
second to Cessarian at Oakley the 9TH
er day.
The Point Breeze Park stake races
will be held in September and an effort
will be made to get up some special
events to bring some OF the great
horses now performing in the west TO
the track.
w. i. AppIeby has sent Thalma and
others of his string to San Jose, Cal.
to racuperate. Other owners whose
horses have been running regularly in
California all spring are turning them
out for rest.
mo, 2:21l, owned by Dr. c. 2. Web
er, proprietor of Kenwood Farm, drop
ped fine bay colt, by Anteeo, 2a61I,
on July 3, and has been bred to Over
holt, 4-year-old, race record 2:19, by
Pilot Medium.
William Penn ran I'D against snag
when he met the gelding klamath, by
Morokus, at Detroit klamath won
the first second and fourth heats in
2:127z, 2:OS1k, 2:10za. Penn winning the
third in 2:07A.
Doble has turned the pacing mare
Irene B, 2:235s, by Pilot Knox, and An
telater, 2:311z, by Anteeo, out at Guys
Cliff farm in Ohio. Pennock has also
sent the Aleantara gelding Jotara to
the same place for a run for grass.
A match race for a purse and a wine
supper between N. j. Hays b. g. Andy
Blue Bull, NJ. F. Teigin's Barney Mya
Boy, Dave McMahan, Jrs' King Solo,
mon and John Blake's Dandy Jim
viii take place at Belmont course on
August s.
An application has been made for the
transfer of the license of Point Breeze
club house to Thomas Washington,
who will act as steward for the associ-
alton, as Mrs. Scattergood is anxious
to be relieved Of the burden of carry
ing on the place.
The pacing record for Mares which
May Marshal paced at 2:0S5z, in Octo-
Der, 1893, was lowered at Detroit on
Tuesday when Angie D, stepped a third
heat in 2:07. This new champion is
6 years old, and is by Mikagan, 2:19%
out of Kit by Tom Belsfr.
Theodore Shelton's record of 2:13
gives DameWood, to the cover Of Ash
land Wilkes, three in 2:20 or better
being John r. Gentry, 2:0224; Theodore
Shelton, 2:19A; Myron McHenry, 21S56
that can surely beat 2:14, as he showed
his ability to do that at st. Joseph.
National Circuit Bicycle Races.
Toledo, Ohio, Aug. S.--The weather
today was excellent for the National
circuit with the exception of a hard
wind that blew across the track, maxi
ing the time slow and the riding diff
cult. No records were broken and not
a spill occurred during the meet In
the two-nile handicap class B, Sims
retired at the end of the first mile
writ ho f,ry sfpflr
against the handle bar. It will COM
pei him to lay up for a few days. In
this race Kizer. Of Dayton, was dis
qualified for the meet for deliberate
foul at the head of the stretch and al
most every race was protested for foul
riding. Summaries:
First race-Half mile, class B, final:
M. Murphy first; e. Kiser, second; OF
to ZeigIer, third; Arthur Gardiner.
fourth. Time 1:06 3-5.
Second-Half mile ouen. class Al:
FIRST heat-W. ]. Klinger, first; Ed Nc
Keen, second; Barney Oldfeld, third
Time 113 3-5. Seven starters. Second
heat-Mike Rochester, first; w. G..
Clark. second; f. Kruger, third. Time
IA 1-5. Six starters. Final-W. J.
Klinger, Won; Barney Oldfie1d, second;
#. Kruger, third. Time Iii 1-5.
Third-Mile handicap, class B: Tho
9f -SooSoPSAs " aus Will z rank E@iS-
by, 70 yards, second; +. ]. Titus, 90
yards, third; w. F. Sims, 40 yards,
fourth. Time 2:2S rs. Eight starters
Fourth-TWo mile handicap, class b.
Tom Cooper, $50 yards, won; L. G.
Johnson, 80 yards, second; F. J. Titus,
80 yards, third; III. Van Herrick, 10
yards, fourth. Time AL 10. Eight
starters. Kiser won this race and was
disqualified for fouling
EtiFfb-NFfIo
heat-Barney Oldf1e1d, first; Ed Nc
keen, second; r. Lindmuller, third.
Time 2:51 9-5. Six starters. Second
heat-A. j. Lonsway, first, Mike Hoeh-
stetter, second; Charles Laskey, third.
Time 2:41 1-5. Nine starters Final
Ed McKeon won; Barney OIdfieid sec
ond; Lindmuller, third. Time 1856.
There was time limit of 2:35 on this
race and 1t was run over with the fol-
lowing result: Oldfield won; McKeon,
second; Lindmuller, third. Time Eli
LIS.
Sixth raee-one fourth mile. open,
class B: E. G. Bald, won; ]. p. Bliss,
second; L. d. Cabanne, third; Frank
Rigby, fourth: Time :s2 4-5. Seven
starters.
Seventh-Two mile handicap, class Al:
f. Kruger, 40 yards. won; A. J. Ions
way, so yards, second; Norman Church
100 yards, third; Charles Laskey, 80
yards, fourth. Time :5O1z. Twelve
starters.
Eighth-AIile open; class B, paced:
q. G. Bald won; f. J. Titus. second: OF
to Zeigler, third. J. p. Bliss. fourth.
Time 2:17. Six starters.
Racing at Manhattan Beach.
Manhattan Beach. Aug. Am interest
ing program Of cycle races under the
auspices of the Riverside wheeimen and
the National Athletic club was run at
the Manhattan beach track today. The
principal race Of the day was the five-mfie
scratch, paced, for professionals. Baker
of Columbus, was running third an the