Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-22
AUGUSTA LOCALS.
FAST RACES ASSURED
ey leas List Of Entries At Eastern msist
State Fair.

The list of entries At the Eastern Maine
State Fair 10 . formidable one TuesdA',
Aug. %, there will be the 8 90. 2.2T, one
year-oid and two-year- classes. In thu
first we find that County COMMISSIONS
Wentworth has the handsome bay stallion
Greenwood by Greenfield entered, c. IL
Nelson has three, and among the Others We
notice St. Ives, Ella Stanley and Cedric
and Believille from Pine Tree Stock Farm
The flyers entered for the 2.27 class are
Halle, Grover Cleveland, Hippona, Edge
wood. EIgin, Cunard, Jr., Grne Briggs,
Brenda. Dora May. Red Hawk, Wilkes
mont and Speculation, the latter St. John
stallion. There are II entries in the
1-year-od colt race, among them being
Kitty Wilkes, bay hlly by Wilkes and
owned by T. G. Burieigh Of Vassalboro.
In the 2-year-old colt race
are eleven entries, among them May Day
and Fisher Boy which made such records
at the Augusta track Ne last day of the
August meet, On Wednesday 10 3-year-
ODDS are booked to trot for purse of $500.
Fairview, May Gift and Grenad.er are
among the number Combine and Haley
will probably try for the 800 purse in the
2 81 Glars. There are 10 entries in this
class. There are IS entries in the 2.37
class, two by C. II. Nelson and j. c.
Horne enter George II. and e. c. Edwaris
enters George Rolfe. Harmon and Mollie c..
are also in thi. class. The purse of $500
has called out a splendid list of the q 90
lro,ters ami 2 25 PAGERS, Lazy Jim, Erwin
NJ, Mahlon. Otto, St. Lawrence, Bird,
Eige wood Bay State, Morgan, Is. II. D.,
Venture, Gypsy NJ Fred Wilkes, Cylex,
Henry Wilkes and Speculation. On Thurs
day the 2.45 class has 10 entries.
Among them are Johnnie Wilkes,
J. X. L., Tom Drew, Marcus and
REDWOOD. In the Pa class are
lG entries. Nelson has two. Theresa
AMI Trust; "A. X. Buck of Or two, has three
Ansel w, Camille and IIarmoun, and there
are Diana, Hyromious, DIR. Lord, George
Rolfe, Dixmont, Combination, Conklin,
Rose l., Harold NJ, Cleveland Boy and
Molle C. Fourteen have entered for the
,3-minute class, guaranteed stake of $500.
and the most of them are known to be good
ones. Sadie L., owned by Briggs Bros, is
among them, the others being Prince Al
mont, Orono Boy, St. Ives, Royal Boone,
,veni Wei, Cedric, Caywood, George H.,
Carl Redwood, Amber. Pembroke, Puss
and Broadway. There will be a struggle
for the $500 purse for 22S trotters
and 80 PAGERS. Nellie Hastings, I.
'C., Goull Boy, iIippona, Little
Blanche, George F., Westbrook, Colonel T.,
b. II. d., Cunard, Jr., Venture, Ben Hur,
,Gypsy, NJ, Ellsworth, Red Hawk, Dora
IMay and EIaroldson are entered. On the
last day the PAS trotters and $50 PAGERS
number a. Nelson enters two, The
iresa and Parker; Piae Tree Stock
Farm, Henry P; Alton Sawyer of Card
uer enters Jennie S. There are l6 contes-
tants in the 2.40 class. Nelson has four of
of them and Frank P. Hayden has two.
BENJAMIN Franklin and Leoia are among
the number. In the 2 10 class, pu'se $1,000,
are Early Bird. Msblon, All So, Stanley
OTIS Shaw ard three Baltimore horses,
Charlie G., J. B. Richardson and Reality.
For the 90 pacing, purse of $3.50, are
Erwin NJ, John, Fannie B., Chief Thorn,
Venture and Harry Wilkes.