Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-04

when he broke. but recovered quickly
and spurted toward the front. ne
finish was exciting. Coming down the
stretch. Billy went a length aheau OIL
W. L.. and finished first in 1852, WIN
ming the heat and the race.
SUMMARY.
Second day. 2.16 pace, mile heats, 3
in 8; purse S400 divided.
Billy West CHI g.. Boston
Fear Baltimore ........-. : / : l l
W l., b. s.. Meadowland -
Farm. Pa. Observation-Disclosures. + =
Walter D., b. g., Thos. Prince
Wheeling ........ $1,000 1 q
Ns son. No ~ d. vile" . y. D'
G TiG1 O ..45 5 4
Time, 2:17la, 2.15H2, 2164, 2;l5A,
2161s
THE 2:2S TROT.
This race was not very interesting,
owing to the fact that Harry L. won IN
straight heats. Nellie Shank made a
good showing, but the pace was too
fast The field was large and consid-
cradle time was consumed in scoring
The time was excellent. Wheeling
horses took third and fourth money
First heat-On account Of the large
field. some time was spent in efforts to
get started. They finally got off well
together and NJ the quarter Harry L..
was working nicely half length in the
lead This position he maintained un-
iii The finish: Nellie Shank second,
Ayaua third. Time, 2:2+l5.
Second heat-The pole horse led at
the start. AT the half he was pushed
by Sh0bbna and Nellie Shank. Estel-
lena. who had been several lengths in
the rear, made q good squirt and came
up with the leaders at the pole. The
finish was very pretty. Nellie was
working nicely. but went off her feet
on the stretch. She recovered. how
ever. and came in second, Harry l..
again winning; EsJellena third. Time.
2:2314
Third heat-The start was poor
Harry I. went out from the bunch, and
at The pole led the field by about a
length. AT the half he was pushed by
Nellie and Avaua. with the other horses
strung out behind. The pace was too
fast for Nellie Shank and Avana, and
both went of their feet on the stretch,
allowing Harry 10 come under the wire
several lengths in the lead, winning the
race in straight heats. Time, 2:21A.
SUMMARY.
Second day BPS uot, mile heats, 3
in 3. purse 500. divided.
Harry IT,. b. e.. Geo. Sharp, Steu-
benVilie. d. Observation-Disclosures. / ! /
Nellie Shank, b. H., Truss Axle
Farm. Canal Dover........... . , 8
Wheeling -. ,...... 3 . .
Shobbua br. h., c. \. Hancher,
Wheeling .......... .......... 4 ( 4
Vascola. b. NJ. w. 5. Evans, AL
legheny ...-....... ............. D
Nellie BLY,. Jr. b. m, H. J. VIII
hanson, Beverly. w Va. 7 Z 6
Pearl J., b. m. J. G. Heard, Mead
Vile, Pa. Observation-Disclosures. 6 s Z
Estellena, br. m, Boston Fear,
Baltimore, Md .............. s 3 S
Atlantic. Jr., blk. g.. G. r. Dever
d Co., Alliance. ............... 9 9 8
Time. 2:24ll. 2:234, 2:21H.
THE RUNNING RACE.
This was very undressing. Only one
heat was necessary. three horses being
distanced by the winner. George l.,
who was the favOrite In the betting,
was injured when half way around the
track. and dropped out of the race.
First heat-Tbis heat was very tame
and uniutereSting. George l. took the
lead. but gave way to Monterey, who led
at the pole by q half dozen lengths. At
the turn BuCkedie came up and finished
first in 1861. The other horses We're
strung along in the rear, and were all
distanced by the judges. The race was
given 70 BUckedie
SUMMARY.
Second day Running race, g mile
in 8; purse 5000, divided.
Buckedie. b. 8, c. A. Clendenning,
Gallip0lis NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ........ !
Eli. George L.. and Montery ........ dis
Time, 1852.
THE NASH COMBINATION.
The exhibition given by the Nash
combination was very creditable. and
VIII be better during the remaining
days. The first event was double
team race. with a lady and a gentleman
driver. the former winning. The Sec
ond exhibition was running race. two
lady riders against a riderless horse
The race was very pretty. 1t was won
by the riderless animal