Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-09-12

NlcnOll, bg. by JOnn
Bell, Mcmahon, &C. A.
McAIahon. Garfield.
Daisy Elder. by Box Eli.
| der, Hedrick "a. S.
Byersley. South Co.
lon. % ..-..,....;;.,..6 2 8
Jessie L., b. m. by Mon
! taugue. Guyetts, ~ 'aAisW 5sil
stock Farm. Ravenna,
Ohio.) ..................1 2 A 80
Gladys. by Legal Ten
der Jr., Murphy. Or.
| c. AIal.ow. Washington
C. c.. Ohio) ............2 S 6 5 DIR.
Kanawha Star, b. s., by sssa.sss -
Wilkes-Boy, Allen, q
ii. Maupin. Arbuckle,.
w. Val ...............5 5 5 DIR.
Time. 2:ls1a; 2:l5A; 2:i414. 2:1a1s; 2:14A;
2:1Sa4; 2.15A; 2:173a.
Second Race.
There were thirteen horses off in
the -rst heat of the 2:30 trot. one of
the horses, Minnie Elyria, blk. M, by
Elyria, F. Jamison, Fred Jamison.
JOhnstown. Pa, being scratched. 1t
was even money On Simmontella at
place and to / to win. and 3 to 2 at
place on Quentzel.
The horses were started after BRIEF
delay occasioned by breaks and also by
shoe on William Long becoming
loosened. Quentzel took three straights
and was followed by Simmontella and
Burgess in the first; Burgess and Annie
! Trevailian in the second and Annie
Trevilian and Belle Onward n the Hast.
On the first break in the second hea.
the riders were cautioned not to score
ahead of the pole horse. There was al
SO considerable delay in starting this
heat, caused by Billy DIS harness sep
arating and breaks. Quentzel won the
| race apparently with ease and neI er
broke in the three heats. She was
given first money; Annie Treyilian,
second; Burgess, third, and Shannon
tella, fourth.
The time was ppm.
SUMMARY.
| West Virginia State Fair and Exposition
| Races-Fall meeting, 19O0-First Day
| Second race-2:30 trot, purse, $780, d.
| vided.
oV Wifes 3 &ew b by cw Mf E Ss%.
| bury Hanover, Mich, ...:...........1 1 1
Annie Trevilian, b. M. by Trevilian,
| Ketcham, CHetham Farm, Toledo.
Nurgess. by Almont, Jr., G. r. Jam
ison, &C. r. Jamison, Butler, Pa)..a Z
| Nicholas, Vance Nichols, Glen
William Long, g. g., by Pilot Medi-
l pm; Patterson rsa3 William Long's :
Mercury 5. g. by Mckinney. Els
man, 60. Eisman, Wheeling, W.
Billy Boyles, b. g., by Alfred G.,
| Mead, q. c. Wallace, Morgantown,
| w. Val ........................... g 10
Belle Onward. b. M, by Onward F.
.Jamisqn, Erred Jamison, Johns ;
Billy D., CHI, g. Kennedy, (william
! J. Kennedy, Elm Grove, w Va .13 10 10
Lee Wilkes, b. s.. Wisman, g. B.
Wisman, LOUISVILLE w. Va.,.... II II dr.
Inns. (Meadowlands Farm, Pa,)..7 dr.
Bob Bell, b. g., by Bright Bell, Stew
art, q. CtCondry, Clarksburg. W;
! Brookliff, b. h., by Wickliff, Mckee,
%. Mckee, New Martinsville. w.
time 2:22l 3:22a 2:284 = =
Third Race.
| In the last event on the programme,
the 2:20 trOt, Improve also took three
straights. Spring Lock came seccnc
and Spring Boy third in the frs heat;
| Celebrity second and Superb third IN tie
| second heat and Wheton Boy second
and Spring Boy third in the last heat.
| Improve was declared the winner and
| given first money, while second and
| third money was divided between Ce-
| lerity, who finished fifth AMI Wheton
| Boy, who came in second. Fourth
! money went to Spring Boy. The time
was 2:19A.
All the horses finished excepting
| Mimi, who withdrew in the third heat
! 1t was claimed that Mimi drew to give
Improve an opportunity to win, but
he could not be found. In the start
| Wheton Boy was anchoreered as the
favorite, and later both the books and
auctioheering showed Improve the
| favorite.
SUMMARY.
West Virginia State Fair and Exposition
Races-First day-Fall meeting, 1900
2:20 trot-Purse, $500, divided.
Improved, CHI. h., Wisman, q. B.
Wisman, Lowesville w Va ....1 1
Celebrity, b. M, Gleaven, John Mat
thews New Castle, P.,).......4 5
Spring Lock, br. m, by Hoppyme-
turn Bates, CIV. Averill, Maiden,
Wheten Boy, br. g.. by Fleetwood,
Brannigan. Barney Noll, Findlay..
snper opera, br. M, by G. F. Ciav Lee
Guy NJ. Lee, McKee's Rocks,
Pa, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 7
Spring Boy, g. 81 by Archie Ham,
". B. Allen, lW. B. Allen, Point
. % D
Gale, by Greatheart, Meyers, Colt &
Johnston, Matua, Ohio ............7 4
Mimi, b. m, by Mimi, Shrenc,lost,
George Shrenghost Dubois, PADS DIR
Time, 2:l914 2:l9A; 2:194.
The programme was varied by a half
mile race between four dogs and
horse, which was won by one of the
dogs, and also a chariot race, the time
being 1906
The Opera House band rendered a
number OF pleasing selections between
/ the heats. enlivening the occasion.
The judges were Mayor A. T.
Sweeney. d. II. Darrah, of Bellalre. and
|. l.. Jones. of Washington. Pa. a.
I Bernard of Cleveland. Ohio was the
starter ana Rubert Dillon and Rudolph
Schubart were the timers.
1t was dark when the last heat Of
the 2:i4 pace was run, but there were
still quite a number Of spectators in
t-e grand stand 10 witness the finale OF
the most interesting set of races ever
run on the track.
ItSvas also announced that the rider
OF Daisy Elder was fined $50 and costs
for unsatisfactory work in the fist three
heats OF the 2:14 pace.
T0-DAY'S RACES.
An Excellent Card of Speed Events