Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-09-01
JOHN {. MADDEN'S YANKEE,
At iIOI, WON FUTUR|IY.
Luz CAsrA RAN SECOND AND BAR
RON FINISHED IN THIRD
PLACE.
TONS OF MONEY LAID ON RACE
THIRTY THOUSAND PEOPLE, THE
RECORD ATTENDANCE, SAW
THE CONTEST.

'"oA ? "@e' ~ " ! ~ '"e 'e
o,ss.,, a.. -.
,,,ra :, a.. Au,. s., ~, 80.
driving INV ,e,sth aud a half from
WIN, w.s n.rhons ,h. hoe, ana ,,g,-
est class se,a which .v.r m, for tho
gake my cas,a was s.cona wb,a
parron sn,s,ed third 7, was a great
rae. ana nah,v uor ara record
hraaror .roud os an ooo ,o,,,a stood mn
IN ,h.,r ax,,,omo,, and wildly cheorea
Tho victor
$50 w
:" na.'e ''' - = 1'e -. 49,.
'' ""s o'' - 49, "e ~ &c
s'a''' s'aAe "es POI" " 80 Nv " '"e'
""'ie '"e ''o'' no a"a ''''s'. -
oiaoA with peop'e' ~" ''e 'e''o.'''es
vi Tue sporting "o'' were op manu- anu
every walk Oh ire see'heo W DC 'epie-
sented' The track was tast ana ali ,he
conditions tavofapie Ior u true run
race.
| Three races were decided before the
futurity, but the interest WAS plainly
In the classic fixture and the crowd
waited impatiently to see the stars of
the two-year-old parade past the stand
ON the way to the post. The beading
| ring was a seething mass of humanity
| The LAYERS were besieged and tons of
r,onav noured in II WAS almost i'm
roasibIe IN aebt one,s way near enough
IN the LAYERS to get a bet down.
The Rank and File
could 600 notbinp of the race. but the
u,,trev entr,es Nastnrtjnm and King
| rr.ro,,or ard onaninv nj q IN +. they
yyoro ouicLlv nlaved down to 7 to s and
:, 40 IN Tho Madden horses. Yankee
ga c,nare were strong second
1T. :, A. but the feeling was not
an ..rong for this combination when
| p,ro Girl was scratched. Heno and De
Beszko had a strong following at 10 to
n while Barron. the much-touted
,s s ~ cas,a MORO oIso well
"a 81 ~ - ros,oc,ivalv
-. 80 .anoa :, nr,co from % IN I
- ,oo -. aa.,or,na o,a.s h.,ro made
- .,a
:. .,o naaaoo,, sho seena was a nrettv
nv. ...o,,a.,. ,.,.ro .o,,o cad
-, a.. o.. ~. n,r,ao,o ana
- a.a.s ,ho enoI torcbes
=, .1h,o-,oob,,o IN, ~ thor-
.,, oraa rostlessIv
80, o., :, no. a ne a, 90 core,,u
'.,, - ,ho,, ,or tho strug-
49, 80 .no,. uuoa
e'I '.,',. .., s .o.,,,.v
A., -, g.. o.,u, .ha
49,, -. ,rho ,oo,,ous On
- - ,,,,an .ho n,oo
~. -, 49,. 20 ,.a..a.,on
a., IT, ,as
- a. go. ~, 49,, or
- 80 -, uantaao 70 Wow tho
cs,aa,.,, p,.,o c,v, ana Gar
-,
H.. p.. so....n.a
-. .Yoa.ooa proaa.,roat and rrto-
-, ao,. :. IT,,
plan were soia' thae d neiu Vi hine
| paraded past the grand stand ana can
tered up to the post, far up the old
fu,ur,tv chute
w.. ry. .na Mao
| turitim In the blue ana brown OF WIN.
| c. Whitney. Next followed Yankee In
the cherry and white hoops of John f.
ma5a. ana tho raov looking son of
-. u.a.ou
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ior "noin 'l"u''n
| paid 100000 as a yearling--brougnt out
words of praise from many lips. AL
, most everv horse was anplauded as he
-, -. r,,, w., q, parrv
piaheeu aion
Beimonts colors' hyphen' barroh,
Heno and Lux Casta attracting chief
attention after the Whitney and Mad
aan oontastanta
Nen
only "heh DIT tne post .he oio~uo
settled down to wait for the flag. Eyes
were strained to watch the manoeuvre-
ing for a start but except for those