Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-07-10
HORSES ARE ARRIVING
Glossy Coated Youngsters En-.
tered in the Races Reach
the City.
If Weather Is Good Prospects
Are Excellent for a Big
Meeting.
Those Listed for the Events
Last Days Entries Held
Open.

If the weather is favorable next week
Marshalltown will likely see one of the
biggest race meetings in her history.
Secretary l. S. Finkle, of the MARSHALL
encouraged over the outlook, and says
that everything is now up to the
weather man. The track will be in
good shape and is being gone over to-
day for its preliminary dressing Pr
to receiving horses for the three days
meeting beginning Tuesday.
Mr.. Finkle says that the prospects
for good netting We're never better as
far as horses are concerned, and that
there are more entries now than at any
time in the history of the association
While all will not be in when the gong
is struck, there are sufficiently large
fields to assure plenty of starters. The
entries for the two principal events, the
2:25 trot and the free-forall pace, set
for the last day, are being held open
until night, in order to accommodate
owners who had expected to be at the
Des Moines meeting, next week, which
has been declared off because the track
is under water.
The horses are beginning to arrive
today and will continue to come during
the rest of the week and next Monday.
a great many of those late to arrive
will come from Waterloo, where the
races are scheduled this week. Roy the
Kid, well-known horse on the local
track which is entered for the free
for-all, is at the track, as is also Lady
Ensign, entered in the 2:4O pace. The
latter, a Webster City mare, arrived
this morning in charge of her owner,
Charley Swift.
Mr.. A. F. Wood, of Norbourne, Mo-,
who has started the meetings in this
city for the past four years, has been
engaged again this season as starter.
The list of entries in the different
events, with the exception of the 2:25
trot and the free-f or-all pace, is as fol-
lows:
Tuesday-2:4o Trot-Purse $500.
Reed Bismont-W. A. Dunshee,
Bloomfield.
Daisy Cohrt-P. Cohrt, Chrystal.
Grand Baroness-A. L. Bradley, Wa
terloo.
Miss 1. w. Harper-C. B. McCulloch,
Oskaloosa.
Caroline L.-o. L. Myers, Wyoming,
Ill.
Nosfad-Allen Bros. Marion.
Sherby-C. II. Greene. Macomb, Ill.
Alta OF. A. Fry, Marshalltown.
Edward Mp. A. Johnson. Proph-
etstown, Ill.
AIDA Thorn-I. j. Rodman, Biggs-
vile, Ill.
Stanton, ILL.,
2:19 Pace-Purse $500.
Gates Ajar-W. o. Southwick,
Friend, Neb.
Rex Americus-E. G. Willard. Bur-
lington.,
Black Photo. L. Myers. Henry, Ill.
Miss Ingle-T. A. Fry. Marshall
town.
Gilty-T. Aiken. Lacrosse, Wis.
Little judy. N. Gather. Merrill,
Wis.
Black Kid ". F. Stock Farm,
Staunton, III.
George Young-R. R. Scott, Merrill,
Wis.
Wednesday, 2:4o Pace-Purse $500.
Lord Chance-W. o. Southwick,
Friend. Neb.
The Professor Hohm-W. o. South
wick, Friend, Neb.
Lady C.-Charles Cameron, LaHarpe,
Ill.
Alice Medium-George Miller, Eldora.
Jack Lawson-Joseph Mclaughlin,
Waterloo.
Black LADY,. H. Harrison, Oska-
loosa.
Lady Ensign-Charles Swift, Web
ster City.
Old Gold-Dr. Berry L. Meigs, NAL
com.
Cola Cohrt-P. Cohrt, Crystal.
Gold Mont-William Rosco, Batavia,
Ill.
Annie Boddy-A. l.. Bradley, Water
Billie oyne-charles Kenyon. Cedar
Rapids.
Black satin-Charles Kenyon. Cedar
Rapids.
Betty Walker-Allen Bros, Morrison.
Matte L.-Mrs. w. w. Hildewand,
Des Moines.
Hilda Mt. Aiken, Lacrosse, Wis.
Agnes RI. j. Rodman, Bigsville IL!
Baron Herr. N. Cater, Merrill,
Wis
Castlewood "A. Ross, Castlewood.
South Dakota.
Amarosa-R r. Scott, Merrill. Wis.
2:2O Trot-Purse $500.
Maud Marie-Dr. Ct. w. Fisher, La
Forte.
Senator Wv. o. Woods. Malcolm.
Mona A.-C. w. Council Perry.
Lottie Ensign H. Barnes, West
Union.
Vale II. Green, Macomb, Ill.
Elma OF. A. Fry, Marshalltown.
Virginia JIM. j. Rodman, Biggs-
vile, Ill.
Lady Nightville-o. L. Myers, Wall
nut Ill.
Daisy Russell-Charles B. Bershee,
Burlington.
Besides the above events for Tues
day and Wednesday there is running
event for each day. A mile dash is
scheduled for Tuesday. and one-half
mile run and repeat for Wednesday.
On Thursday, aside from the 2:25 trot
and free-fo r-all pace, the seven-eights
mile dash is booked. The purses In the
three running events are 500 each.