The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-15
prove; second. Honeymoon; third. Ger
trude NJ; fourth. Belle II. Time, 2:21.

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Honeymoon. b. m. by Alcan-
tura. Phillips & Mckees,
Gertrude NJ, b. m. by Rcyetlle.
John Call. Chenille. O.. (Calll 6 q 2 2
Belle H, by Declaration. ]. F.
Allison. Mcdonald, Pa. - . :
Stockton. by Redwing. f. p.
Mitchehll. Columbus, Ohio, , /, !,
summit schicf. b. s. BY Eliot
Wilkes. Justice Eaken, New 5As
Martinsville. W. v, (Mc-
Tim es s:. 9is&. EEK, IN
2:26 Trot.
First heat--The opening heat Of the
race went to Charles D. Jacobs, a rank
outsider. The favorite was Annie Ire
villon, driven by George Ketcham, Of
Toledo, who recently drove his stall
lion, Cresceus, to the mile in, 2:O4si.
the worlds record for stations. The
pole horse was Belle Onward. but she
got the worst OF the start, and Annie
TrevIlion had soon assumed the lead.
At the half Annie Trevlllon and Charles
D. Jacobs were on nearly even terms,
with Belle Onward and Red Cliff close
up. and the field struggling out in the
rear On the back stretch, Anie Ire
vilion took balloon ascension. and
was out of 1t. finishing no better than
fifth. Charles D. Jacobs was the bene-
nciary OF Annie TrevllIon's break.
though Belle Onward and Red Cliff
tried to make It interesting, but failed.
the horses finishing In the order named.
Time. 2:20A. 1880.
Second heat-Thls was 4 "hoss race"
and no mistake The rivals Of the
first heat. Charles D. Jacobs and Annie
Trevlllon cut out the going from the
start, with Belle Onward close up In
third place. At the half Annie Ire
vilIon was leading Red Cliff length.
while Jacobs and Belle Onward were
not far TO the bad, and very much In
the race. On the lower turn Belle On
ward tok n beautiful balloon ascension
and was out of 1t. Red CHI, not to
be oytdonc. duplicated the performance
on the back stretch. This left Charles
D. Jacobs to contest with Annie IRE
vilIon. and nobly did the former re-
spond. Entering the home stretch An
ME was leading by two lengths. ia
cobs %as driven desperately. and. COM
| ing up on the outside. cameJdowa the
stretch In n burst of speed that aroused
the enthusiasm OF the crowd. Foot by
foot he cut Trevllon's lead. and though
| Ketcham was driving In his Crcscca3
| u
captured the heat by O nose. 1t was
possibly the greatest contest OF the
week.
Third heat-Jacobs was nrohibitlve
ravorlte before the betting fraternity
got through with him before this heat.
Jacobs went out In the lead, but on the
second turn Annie Trevilion captured
the pole and lead, and ut the quarter
Anne had two lengths the better OF 1t.
| At the half Annie Trevilion was In the
lead, with Belle Onward In the place
and Jacobs In third position. On the
back stretch the whole field. with the
exception OF Hilda O.. was punched.
and 1t was n beautiful race. At the
upper turn Trevillon led by n slender
margin, Belle Onward coming up on
the outside In great burst OF speed
| that sent her to the front. but she
broke in the homcstretch. and Annie
Trevfiion forged to the front, and Won
| by half length from Belle Onward,
who had been pulled down quickly.
Charlie D. Jacobs, winner OF the first
and second heats. took third place In
the hect. only half n length to the bad.
Time. 2:lSk
Fourth hcat-Red Cliff. an outsider.
came TO the front. nearly winning the
heat. Annie had tho pole and went out
In the lead, with Belle Onward contest
Irg every inch on the outside. At tho
half Annie was In the lead, and Red
ClIn. who had profted on the upper
turn, in the place. On the backstrctch
Annie TrcvilIon went up In the air. and
was out OF It. At this point Red Ciift
assumed the lead. and with Charles D.
Jacobs at her wheel, came down tho
homestrctch Mt great clip. Sixty feet
from tic wire, Rcd GIN broke. and
came under tho wire on the run. a head
TO the bead. Jacobs winner OF the. heat
and race. Time, 2:2oR.
Summary:
First race. 2:2G trot. purse 500.
Charles ID. Jacobs. $. e.. by Ego
list. 4. C. Ovcrholt, Scottdale,
Pa, tItrndcrf ..................,.. j ]
Annie Trav!llon, L., M by Trr-
vilIoa. The Kctcham Farm,
Toledo. O., Gietchnm) ....".H.. j.
Belle Onward, b. M. by Onward,
Fred JamisDn. JphDBtown. Pa,
IF. Jlml9un) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. @
Red Clltl. ch e.. by Honor. G. Z.
Blunt. East Liverpool. o..
CElcCmnm ...............,.....,...3 J I .
VIM. Long, <. r.. by Pilot MctV
nm. VIM. Long. Pittsburgh. IA.
tPc.cTROnl i,.....,..,,,..,.....,..6 j o, j
fiila H.. 81. M. ny ROyItl Lam
hort. J. II. Tucker, Newark. o..
tGlDbO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS % U b
Quatacf H. H.. tyb McGrcEor
Wilkes. ". l.. Scwbcrfy. Ham
aver. Mich, tScwborry). .......,. dis
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2:21 Pace.
First hcat-Thcrc was nothing to It
but Hal Stockings. who ruled favorlte