Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-07-27
GRAND CIRCUIT RACES.
More Good Sport and Fast Time q
Cleveland Yesterday.

More Good sport and Fast Time at
Cleveland Yesterday.
CLEVELAND, o., July 26.-There
was more fine sport at the grand cir
cult races to-day, the track being very
fast after it's thorough soaking on Wei
nesday. The programme was big one,
including the two races postponed from
Tuesday The first event on the card
was the 2:23 trot Helen Simmons was
the favorite at S1e0 to $50 for the field
In the first heat Dickerson made no ef-
fort to push the mare and George H.
Ray led to the stretch, where Bay Star
challenged him, but Annie Burns cane
up very fast on the outside and beat
Ray out after close finish. IN the
second heat Annie Burns led to the
quarter, where she broke, and before
Dick Wilson, her driver, could get her
OH her feet she had been shut out by
the distance flag Helen Simmons tooll
tho heat with ease and won the race by
capturing the third and fourth heats.
Mr.. Middleway appeared to have more
speed than he was permitted to show.
but the judges made no protest and in
the last heat Bay Star was permitted
to beat him out for second money.
In the 2:21 tfot Onward Silver, from
the Village Farm, was a proh.biJiye
favorite and won as he pleased The
200 pace was the sensational race of
the day. Nettie G. was the favorite,
selling for 500 to $50 for the field. In
the first heat Conner and Riley D
fought it out to the draw gate, wnere
hN 1o{ 10 hA
under the wire first by half length.
In the second Connor led all the way,
Riley B. being unable to catch him. AT
the beginning of the third heat Hettie
G. sold favorite at $50 with $40 for the
field, though she had not won neat
She justified the confidence of her lack
ers, however, by taking the last three
heats and the race, covering one mile
in 2:O61a.
In the PIT pace the betting was live.
ly, owing to the fact that Tom Nolan,
a Cleveland horse, was to start Du-
mont W. sold for 800, Tom Nolan SIS
Fay Highwood $50 Alcatraz $50, and
Irax for $25. Irax fooled the talent by
taking the first heat after a hot finish
with Alcatraz. In the next two Du-
mont w. and Nolan fought it out, but
the former had the speed and Won
The deciding heats in the unfinished
ices were not especially interesting.
Summary:
2:15 class, pacing; purse. $500; in 5
Diminished race one heat Tuesday,:
Sidney Pointer, b. S., by Star Point
ed tM9 ia =;
Annie Thornton, b. m................ 4
D
The Admiral, b. s..................... 8
Tom %il,, CALHOUN It,9 sd m; g.........
2:25 class, trotting; purse. $780, best 2
in Diminished, one heat Tuesday,:
Lord Derby, b. g., by Mambrino King
Marque, CHI. g....:::...:....s2
Iexana, b. g........................... 8
Paradox br. Observation-Disclosures. 4
Bel C Girt' b.
iS Tim en9: e. Els.
2:23 class trotting; purse $500, in 5:
Helen Simmons, b. m, by Sim
mons (Dickerson) ................ l l
Bay Star b. m. .................. 2 2
Mr.. Middlemay, b. g..............4 3 2 3
George Fl. Ray, b. g...............2 4 4
Annie Burns, or. m................
Goia Lace D. s'......'''...'..'..-
Axtello, b. g......................5 +
Time-2:i2h; 2:1lA% 2:i$1l; 21e.
2:A class; trotting; purse, $1,000; 2 In 8:
l. L
Bell Betal b. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4
Iieieu "A, D. H. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Brltolus, br. 5 8
6auine o., D. m......................3
DOON'iSI' Ci. ..'........... D
Alice Greenlander, b. m................. 6 Z
carey =. or. S.......................... 6
Time-2:l414; 2:141a.
2:09 class pacing; purse, $500; in 5:
Hettie G., br. M, by Egg
Holt CThomas) .............. IL
Common. blk. g................... 2 l 2 s 5
Riley b, blk. s................ Z 8
Harry o., br. g................. 10 2 2
Colbert, Oh. s................... 4 s 8 4
Jersey Mac, b. g............. 4 8
Fanny billiard, b. m....... 8 8
F,hrt blk. observation-disclosures. 10 Z 8
Raymond, blk. s........... 6 10 Q
Kate Medium, b. m i..t.... S s. Il
Time--2:o614 2:OSl4; 2:oSa4; 2:o65s; 2:io. "
2:lI class, pacing; purse, 81, 200; in 3:
Dumont w, b. g., by Pupignac
NWallace) ........ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5
IraX, D. g....-.... .....................1 3 8
l. ON Noldn D. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2
AicdtLdA, en-
Fay Highwood, blk. m..........3
Time-2:11a; 2:1015; 2:1O1z fG
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