Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-08-30

g. Bauer, of Chicago. To-day's race Maz
the fastest three-year-old futurity ever
trotted. The sfrst heat was made in the
following time: ::33s;; 1:o6; 1:40: z:12 This
was the fastest Of the three heats and
equals the three-year-old record in a class
trot made at Louisville last year.
The money was divided as follows: Idol
tia, owned by Frank Jones. 5000; Extacy,
owned by H. C. Mcdowell, of Lexington,
"a, 500. Rita E., owned by Henry Schmul-
bach, Wheeling, w. Va. $3.50; Irma Elec-
trite, owned by Henry Avail. Dallas, Tex
as. ST. $50 Ny Trick, owned by Marcus Da-
ly, of Montana, $500.
The balance of the purse was divided be-
tween the nominators of sres Of the win
ners and the second horse. OF this amount
the estate of Senator Stanford secured
$1,000
Idolita, the favorite in the betting, was
never in danger of losing the race. He led
all the way in the first heat Coming down
the stretch Extacy challenged the leader
but broke fifty feet from the wire and lost
what looked like a chance of the first
honors of the heat. Crystalline broke at
the start, and with Logan was distanced.
In the second heat Extacy broke again,
to the front and took things easy. There
was hard struggle from the half pole to
the wire between Rita E. and Days colt,
Ny Trick for second place. The Montana
colt closed up gap of twenty lengths and
came in only half length behind Rita E.
This heat was slow, in 2:1412.
Again in the third heat Idolita cut out
the pace Extacy broke at the half, but
H.
neck and neck with Rita E., and this time
beat the latter to the wire by nose in a
furious drive. Oracle Onward was a close
fourth with the others well up. The time
of the third heat was :5319; 1:o6l2; 1:39;
2:14
The 2:20 pace, worth 5000. was easy for
the favorite, Robert Fitzsimmons. The
first heart of the third race, the Central
stake of $1,000 for 2:12 class trotters fur
nished the prettiest race of the meeting.
To-day's weather was almost perfect for
racing, perhaps trif1e too warm. Fifteen
thousand people saw the contests.
NUTwooD SUMMARIZES
DUBUQUE. Iowa, August 29.-Nutwood
race summaries:
three-year-old trotters: purse, so coo:
lolita, b. G., by Monaco-Edth
Extacy, b. f., by Baron Wilkes-Eth-
elwyn &C. Marvin) Observation-Disclosures. 2
Rita E., S. f., by Ashland Wilkes
Mollie Medium & B. Kenny. ......... 3
Irma Electric, b. f., by Electric
Anthem (Nelson) ACCOMPLISHMENTS 4 5
Ny Trick, br. c., by Molroi-Electric
(Joe Rhea) OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 6
Oracle Onward, oh. f., by Onward
Grace V. &C. Beachy) ............. 4
<. LIS Brother, b. f. (Milan ........ 5 8
Barbine, gr. g. (Starr) ..........S z
Crystalline b. f. (StouD ............. DIS
Red Arthur, b. c. Cunningham -. dis
Miriam Logan, br. f. CWesD....... dis
Keilar, b. c. (Wiiliams). .......... 8 DIR
Time, 2:121a; 2:141a; 2:14.
Second race, The Maple Leaf" purse,
$1,000; 2:20 pace:
Bob Fitzsimmons b. h., by Judge
NorVaI (f1usSey) OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. /
Shade On, b. h. (kay).. 2
Afbutaskan, b. h. (James). ........ 8
Rotha j.. b. m. DEAN .............4 4
Time, 2:10; 2:0912; 2:0Sh.
Third race, The Central" purse, $1,000;
PIP trot:
Sir Charles, b. s., by Charleston
Altoka, r. h.. by Aiierton BROWN / G
Aragon, b. s., by Adrian Wilkes
Humboldt Maid br m (Benson). 2 4
Philonides, b. S. (WesD. ......... 8 8
Or. Speltman, b. g. (McAvey).... 2
Vendor, b. s. (Bsh). 8 Z
Copeland. br. g. baldwin,. .....7 Z s 8