, 1890-04-25
THE GRANDEST YET.
Fifth Annual Exposition of the
Wyoming Fair Association.
Exhibits From Every Nook and
Corner of This Big Territory.
Nearly $4,000 in Purses and a
Splendid Race Programme.

Each department will be elaborated anC
new features added. Especial effort vii
be made to have every section of the ter
ritory represented in the show halls. Thu
mineral and agricultural exhibits will b.
made on a large scale and the entire SHOW
will be extensive and attractive. Eact
interest will be offered Inducements t.
place displays. Rates will be secured on
all railways and the cooperation OF realty
excursion managers will be secured will
a view to bringing in big crowds OF out
sioers fair week. Secretary Davis anC
the directors rave been engaged in asso
citation work since the year began.
RACE PROGRAMME.
G. B. Goodell, director ofthe speed de
partment, has prepared a programme
which Is here presented with the under
standing that it is subject to change.
TUESDAY, SEPT l6.
No. /. Pacing-2:40 class; mile heats,
best three in five; purse, 500. First,
$l20; second, $50; third, $40.
No. 8. Cheyenne Club Cup-Value
$500.
No. 2. Trotling pa class; mile
heats, best three in FIVE; purse, $4O0.
First, $240; second, $l20; third. $40.
Cup to be run for annually at the fall
meeting of the Wyoming Fair Associa
ton; distance, one and one eighth miles.
Horses to carry not less than $50 pounds.
Horses to be eligible to start for the Chey'
enne Club cup must have been toaled in
Wyoming OF SO close to the line of the
territory as to be acceptable TO the com
mittee. Riders must be members OF
guests of the Cheyenne or Laramie clubs,
and must ride in colors. Cup to become
the property of anv owner or nominator
winning twice. Entrance $25. Entries
close fifteen days before the race. Colors
must be stated 10 making. entry. Horses
will not be allowed to start in any other
colors than those on card unless by per
mission Of the judges and payment of q
$40 fine. Second horse to receive 500;
third horse $25, The committee reserves
the riRtt to refuse any entry or rider. En-
tries to be made to the secretary of the
Cheyenne Club. Cup won In 1887 by
Davis h Choates' horse, Climax; time,
2:l6. Cup won in 1888 by G.. b. Goodell's
horse, Deronda; time, 2:I5f. Won in
1859 by Royal Horse Association
Limerick.
No. 4. Trotting-Two year olds, foals
of 1888; mile heats, best two in three;
purse, $3.50. First, $50; second, SIS;
third, s25.
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. II.
No. s. Trotting- 300 class; mile
heats, best three in FIVE; purse. $3.50.
First, $3.50; second, SIS; third. S25.
No. 6. Running-Novelty race. one
mile. catch weights; purse, 1920. First
horse at quarter pole, $40; first horse at
half mile pole, $50; first horse at three
quarter pole, $50; first horse at finish, so.
No. Z. Running for native 2-year olds
Distance not yet determined; purse,
$500. Conditions will be gwen in a few
days.
No. s. Trotting-Three year olds,
foals of 1887; mile heats, best three il
five; purse, $500. First, $3.50; second,
800; third, $50.
No. 9. Trotting-2:33 class; mile heats,
best three in FIVE; purse, $500. First.
$3.50; second, 800; third, $50.
THURSDAY, SEPT. Is.
No. 10. Gentlemen's driving race fol
purse of $3.50. Conditions not yet fixed
No. IL. Trotting-Four : year Odds,
toals OF 1886; mile heats, best three it
fivei purse, $500. First, $3.50; second,
800; third, $50.
No. IL. Mile dash, all ages:
purse, $3.50. FIRST, 800; second, $45;
third, SIS.
No. 10. Running-Five eighths mile.
purse, 800. First, 500; second, $50
third, $40.
No. IA. Wyoming Fair Association
cup VALUE $500. Hurdle race-Distance,
one mile; five hurdles.
Cup to be run for annually at the fal
meeting OF the Wyoming Fair Association
and to become the property Of any nomi
nator winning twice. Entries close fiteeI
days before the race. Catch weights
Horses to be eligible for the race mus
have been owned in Wyoming or Colo
RADIO three mouths previous to race. En-
trance fee, $25. Second horse will receiv,
so per cent of all entrance money. Color
must be stated in making entry and al
horses entered by one party must wea.
same colors. Horses will not be allowed
to start in any colors other than those OF
card, unless by permission of the judge
and the payment of $40 fine. The com
mittee reserves the right to reject an
entry or rider. Entries to be made to tn,
secretary of the Wyoming Fair Associa
ton. Any person winning once mus
give bond for $500 for the safe keeping o
the cup, until won a second time or re
turned in good condition to the officers o
the Association. Won in 1889 by Stokes
Il Warehouses; Jack.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18th.
No. Is. Trotting-2:40 class; mil
heats, best 3 in 5; purse $3.50. First
$3.50; second, $75; third, S25.
No. l6. Running-One-half mile heats
best 2 in 8. purse. 800. First, $50; sec
ond, $50; third, $40.
No. II. Pacing-Free-for all; mil
heats, best 3 in 5; purse, $500. First
$24O; second, $l20; third, $40.
No. Is. Trotting-Free-for-all mil,
heats. best 3 IN 5; purse, 5000. First
$500; second, $3.50; third, 500.
No l9. Running-Race for trophy Il
replace the Wyoming cup. held by thu
Royal Horse Association. 1t will be man
aged by the old Wyoming cup committee
j.. ID. Freedom. chairman, and will b,
much the same as was this grand last da.
contest For the purchase of a troph.
$50 has already been subscribed.
CONDITIONS.
Entrance fee in trotting and pacinl
races, 10 per cent of purse, and must &C
company the entry on or before Monday
September 2, 1890. Five to enter anc
three to start in all trotting and pacinI
races. Any horse ~distancing the field o
any part thereof entitled to first none.
only. If. owing to bad weather or othe