The new North-west., 1888-04-20
SECOND ANNUAL MEETING.
Deer Lodge Fair and Racing Association
Season 1888.
Programme for the Second Annual Meeting of
the D. L. F. & r. Association.

Programme for the Second Annual Meeting of
the D. L. F. & r. Association.
The Directors of the Deer Lodge Fair and Racin e
Association met at the office of Clark & Larabies
Bank on Tuesday evening, Jannary Sd. 1885, for the
for the purpose of arranging n programme for the
Second Annual Fair and Race Meeting, TO be held at
the Association Grounds, Deer Lodge, NJ. r.. July
1sth 10Th, 2oth and 21st, 1888:
WEpNEsDAY, July Is.
/. Running, $50, two furlongs.
2. Trotting, DEER LODGE STAKES, for 2-year- olds
bred and raised in Montana, Idaho, Utah, Wyo-
ming. Washington Ter. and Oregon-$50 each,
$500 added-2in3.
8. Trotting, $3.50, 800 class.
4. Running, $3.50, for 2year olds-half mile.
THuRsDAY, JuLY1
s. Running s2O0-six furlongs.
6. Running, $2O0-one mile.
Z. Trot:ing, COTTONWOOD STAKES, for Swear
n!r, bred and raised in Montana, idaho, Utah,
Wyominy, Washington Ter. and OregOn-$50
each, $3.50 added-2in 8.
g. TrOttiny, free for ALL for 2-year-O -Olds-a5O each,
$500 added in 3.
FRIDAY, july 20.
3. Running, $250-1A miles.
10. Running s2O0-k mile heats.
IL. Trotting, $40O-2.2S class.
II. Running, HOTEL STAKES, for 3-year-ode, free
for all-$50 each, $500 added mile.
SATURDAY. July 81.
13. 1rottng. $780, IS Glass; in5.
IS Fsnans %si sGRss ssaasss for ALL
$3.50 added-2in 3.
THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS
are to be observed which apply equally to all the
tracks within the circuit:
In running three more required to enter
and three to start.
Four entries will be required in trotting races.
Entries for running races muet be made with the
Secretary in sealed envelope enclosing ten per cent
Of the total amount of the purse before O'Clock p
of the day preceding that which the race s to
take place. unless such day falls upon Sunday, then
the entries for Mondays shall close the Sat
urday preceding at 6 O'Clock p. m.
Entries fer all trottins races this programme
close July IA. Payment need not be made until the
Saturday preceding each meeting. Any one of the
Secretaries will receive entries for the circuit.
Any person failing to make an entry good will be
suspended.
Entries for colt stakes will cloee April 1. Each
nomination must be accompanied with $40 and full
description of the Animal, second payment of $15
must be made on or before June ] The remaining
$25 must be paid in other races before O'Clock of
the day preceding that upon which the is to take
place
Each entry shall plainly state name, age, color and
sex of horse, name of sire and dam when known,
and name Of owner. The colors of rider or driver
must also be given with the entry.
Eutry blanks can be obtained from the Secretaries.
Under No circumstances will any conditional entries
be received No added money will be given for a
walk-over.
The first horse that passes the winning post shall
receive 20 per cent? the second horfe 20 cent and
the third horee 10 cent of the puree or stake for
which he lie running or trot:ing.
Running horses are required to carry: In claes
stakes and purses-2 year-olde. los pounds; 3year-
olds 10 pounds. In all aged stakes and puraes-2-
year -olda S. pounds; 3-year-olda, 107 pounds: d
year-olds, 1T pounds; 5-year-olde 12l pounds
Five poun ls lees in heat races; three pounds al
lowed mares and geldings.
The rules of the American Trotting Association
and the rules of the American Turf Congress will
govern these races far as the same are applicable
Copies may be procured from the Secretaries
Records made at any July meeting upon any Of the
tracks in this circuit will not constitute bar any
regular circuit meeting. "M.... =..
The Association reserve the right to alter. amend
or postpone any all of these races shond the Board
ot Directors in their Judgment and for cause deem 1t
expedient 60 to do.
Al in the past the Aesociatisr desires to act bcr-
allv and in the event Of any of these races not I'LL
inc will substitute other races and horses attending
te meetings for which there are no suitable classes
will have such opportunities provided for them as
time and the public interest will warrant.
Parties intending to be present at any OF these
meetings. and deei1ing 81 ALE for their horses, are re-
ouested to write the Secretary in ADVANCE, stating
what horses they have and what stalls they are hkey
to require.
for holding the respective meetings are as follows:
Deer Lodee-July Is. ~, 20, q.
Butte-Augnst q, 7,S, 9, 10, IL.
Helena -Ausnet 90, 21, 90, q, q, Is.
Acknowledgment 2s, %, 80, 81, September l.
spokane-scptcmber 4, 5,6,7.
Salem. Orcgon-Scptcmber II, IL. 10, ~, Il. -.
Wa,la Wa|:a- October l, 2, B. T., SO
orr,cErs FOR 1856. ,. Joe'yn. President; Jas
r. McMaster, secretary: s. f. Larahe, Treasurer
n;rec,ors-,Jokp Bie.enbcrg, Morgan Evanr. IL =.
Ward, VIM. Wallace WV