Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-10-07
STATE FAIR PROGRAMS.

tiers mile dash; Introductory scramble
winner of race this year to carr
five pounds penalty; two or more race
seven pounds: Gon-winners thi
year allowed seven pounds; maiden
allowed ten pounds; purse $500.
Race No. 4. Running-Five eighth
mile dash; two-year-olds; stake
added $3.50.
Second Day-Friday October 1:
Race No. 5 Pacing-Two twenty
seven class; purse $3.50.
Race No. 6. Trotting-Three-year
olds; stake, added $3.50.
Race No. I. Running-One mile
three year-Olds; stake 5000.
Race No, 8. Running-Three-eight
mile dash; all ages; purse $3.50.
Third day-Saturday, October 2.
Race No. 8. Pacing-Two twenty
five class; purse $3.50.
Race No. 10. Trotting-Two eigh.
teen class; purse $500.
Race No. IL. TrOtting-Two-year-
Olds; stake; purse $3.50.
Race No. II. Running-Half mile;
| selling; winner to be sold at auction
for $500; if for less, two pounds al
lowed for each $50 to $500; purse $3.50.
Race No. 13.-Running-One and
one-eighth mile hurdle, over five
hurdles, horses to carry one hundred
and thirty-tive pounds; purse $3.50.
Fourth day-Monday, October 4:
Race No. II, Pacing-Three minute
class; purse $3.50.
Race No. 10. TrOtting-Three min
ute class; purse $3.50.
Race No. 16. Running-Three quar-
ters mile dash; handicap: purse Sl75.
Race No. II. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
mile dash; selling: winner to be sold
at auction for 800; If for less, two
pounds allowed for each 800 to 5000,
three pounds for each $50 to 300;
purse $3.50.
Fifth day-Tuesday, October 8:
Race No. Is. Pacing-Two twenty
class; purse $3.50.
Race No. 10. 1'rotting-Two twenty
three class; purse $3.50.
Race No. %. Running-Half mile;
selling; for twO-year-olds; winners to
be sold at auction for $500; if for less
two pounds allowed for each 800 to
5000; purse 1925.
Race No. 81. Running-One mile
handicap; for three-year-OldS and
oyer; purse, $3.50.
Sixth day-Wednesday, October 6:
Race No. %. Pacing-Two.years-old
class; purse 5000.
Race No. %. Tr0tting-1wo thirty
three class; purse $3.50.
Race No. "a, Running-Three qaur-
ter mile dash; selling; winner to be
sold at auction for 800; if for less,
three pounds allowed for each $50 to
5000; purse 5000.
Race No. %. Running-Half mile;
winner to be sold at auction
for $500; if for less, three pounds al
lowed for each 800 to 5000; purse $3.50.
Seventh day-Thursday, October I:
Race No. 26. Pacing-Two forty
class; purse $3.50.
Race No. 81. Trotting-Two forty
class; purse $3.50
Race No. 2S. Running Seven
eighths mile handicap; purse 5000.
Race No. 29.-Five Fights mile; all
ages; winner of one race this year TO
carry five pounds penalty; two races,
seven pounds; three or more, ten
pounds, nOn-winners allowed seven
maidens, ten pounds; purse
$3.50.
Eight day Friday, October s:
Race No. 30. Pacing-Free for all;
purse $500.
Race NJ. 81. Trotting-Free for all;
purse 5000.
Race No. %. Running-Three quar-
ter mile dash; consolation purse for
beaten horses at this meeting; horses
beaten once allowed five pounds;
seven pounds; three times or
ten pounds; purse 5000.
Race No. 80. Running-Hurdle race,
handicap, oyer five hurdles, enc and
one eight miles; purse $3.50.
Conditions as TO running races:
Entries to running races close at
four p. m. the day preceding the race.
Declaration must be made in writing
with the secretary by eleven a. IN. the
day of the race,
Entrance fee, ten per cent. Of purse.
Money DIVIDED seventy per cent. to
first, twenty per cent. to second, and
ten per cent, to third. Five to enter
and three to start, but the board re-
serves the right to hold a less number
than five to fill by the deductions of
the entrance money from the purse
for each horse less than five.
Other than specified rules of the
Pacific Coast Blood Horse Association
to govern.
Conditions as to harness race:
Entries close September l, 1897.
Entrance fee, ten per cent, OF purse.
Purse divided seventy per cent. to
first, twenty per cent. to second, and
ten per cent. to third. Declaration
must be made with the secretary in
writing by six O'Clock p. III. on the
day preceding the race.
A horse winning a rae will be en-
titled to first money only, making a
walk-over entitled to entrance money
paid in. When less than the required
number of starters appear they may
contest for the entrance money paid
in divided siXty-hve per cent. to first
horse, and Uhirty-tive per cent. to sec
ond horse.
All trotJing and pacing ace to be
mile heats, three best in five, except
the two.year.old and ~three-year-Old
races, which shall be mile .heats, two
best in three. Five to enter and
three to start, but the board reserves
the right to hold a less number than
five to fill by the deduction from the
purse the entrance money of each
horse less than five.
Other than specified rules of TIKI
National Trotting Association
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