The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1888-01-27
SECOND ANNUAL MEEr,,.
Dee Lodge Fair and RACINE
Season 1888. 'n>
Programme for the Second Annu.
the d. L. F.,& R. Associate Eof

The Directors OF the Deer Lodge Fair
Association met at the Office Of CLARK = 'aeilg
Bank on Tuesday evening, Jalual, I'd 1seo "'.soes
for the purpose OF a'lansin ing a rrcyro,n . aF lie
Second Annual Fair and Race Mc,tin ," 10Y The
the Association Grounds, Deer I,d,. " entld at
18th, 10Th, ooh and 2lst, 1888; l July
"WEDNESDAY, July Is
i. Purse $3.50, running, two furlouos
2. Deer Lodge Stakes, %trottine, for ..r..
and raised in Montana, Idaho, I;tash" olds bred
t Mts'' EXC added dy5. ana oferon-s@' e ase"1 hs:,
3. PURGE $3.50, %trottine, :. co clasa
THURSDAY, JrLy19 .m
/. Puree $500, running, six furlonss.
2. Purse $500 running, one mile.
3. Cottonwood Stskes, %trOt.ing, for
and raised in Montana, Idaho, Jraaha f,rnoI!sbra
Washington Ter. and Oregon-s5 $50 earh wyoming,
felt. $3.50 added. @en halff t.
FRIDAY, JULY %,
l. Purse $3.50, running, II mites
z. Purse $500, running, Il mile heats
3. Purse $500, %trotting, 1928 class.
4. Hotel Stakes, for 3-year-olds, free IN q
half forfeit. $500 added. all sS tsct,
SATURDAY, JuLY 81.
/. Purse $50, %trotting, 9 As class, ms
2. Purse S4ee, running, IL miles, handlcan
3. Purse $500, %trottine, free for all.
THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS
are to be observed which apply equally n ,u,
trat ka within the circuit: @e
In running races three or more are rcor;,oa
and three to start.
-Four entries will be required in t~rottiDg races
Entries lor running races must be made u;,
Secretary, in sealed envelope, enclosing ten y.
of the total amount of the purse before & o,o,osl
nj. of the day preceding that on which tbp ,ooo:p
take place, unless such day falls upon SUNDAY -,
the entries for Mondays races shall close on w. ~ S @A
urday preceding at 6 O'Clock p. IN.
Entries for all trotting races on tbis ron.
close July IA. Payment need not be made until M
Saturday preceding each meeting. Any one If III,
Secretaries will receive entries for the circuit ~S
Any person failing to make an entry good wiz
suspended.
Entries for colt stakes will close Aprl =,
nomination must be accompanied with SIN and .r~
description of the Animal, a second paymcn, \, ~.
muet be made on or before June The rena;,;.
$25 must be paid as in other races, before 6 ococ., =
the day preceding that upon which the race is y ,.s'
place. way
Each entry shall plainly state name, ace co1o, ~,
sex of horse, nan OF sire and dam when lror.
and name of owner. THE coIors of rider or a.rs'
must also be given with the entry.
Entry blanks can be obtainAk from the Secro,oa..
Under n" circumstances will any conditional epyi,
be received. No added money will be pivsr tm
Walk-Ovcr.
The first horse that passes the winning most sb.u
receive 20 per cent, the second horse 20 per cent md
the third horse 10 per cent. of the purse or s,aks II.
which he ie running or %trot,ing.
Running horses are required to carry: In chs,
stakes and purses-2. year-olds. Jos pounds; s,eu.
olds. ITO pounds. In all aged stakes and purses.
year-olde, IS pounds; 3-year.clds, lU7 pounds. l.,
year-olds, III pounds 5-year-olds, l2l pounds,
Five poun Is lees in heat races three bounds d,
lowed mares and eeldings.
The rules Of the American Trottins Association,
and the rules of the American Turf Congress viii
govern these races, SO far as the a 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 a bar at any
regular circuit meeting.
The Association reserve the right to alter, amend
or postpone any or all of these races should the Board
OF Directors in their judgment and for cause DEEM
expedient go to do.
As in the past, the Association desires to act liter-
ally. and in the event of any of these races not ILL.,
ing, will substitute other races, and horses attendin!
the meetings for which there are no suitable classes
will have such opportunities provided for them d:
time and the public interest will warrant.
Parties intending to be present at any of ttese
meetings. and desiring stalls for their horses, are r.
quested to write the Secretary in advance, stating
what horses they have and what stalls they are likely
to require.
THE OFFICIAL DATES
for holding the respective meetings are as follows:
Deer Lodse-July Is, 10, 90, p.
Butte-August G, rs, Q, 10, IL.
Helena-August 20, p, %, %, "a, "a.
Observation-Disclosures Is, %, 30, 81, September l..
Spokane-September 4, 5, e, rs.
Salem, oregon-September II, Is. 10, 20, u, q.
Walla Wal!a-October I, (, 3, 4,5,G
OFFICERS FOR 1SsS.-C. ,. Joelyn. President; Jas
Il. McMaster. Secretary S. E. Larabie, Treasurer
Directors-John Bie,enberg, Morgan Evans. n.G.
Ward, VIM. Wallace. y5n