The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-09-16

saturday-AdmIsslon 50 Cents.
 On Thursday morning of the present week the gates at Branford Driving Park will open for the giving of the big Branford fair. which is to be held at this popular track on Thursday, Friday and Saturday, September B, 19. 20. The programme for the 1902 fair is by long odds the best ever offered by this popu- lar tracks manager, Louis A. Fisk, combining as 1t does, snappy racing for the largest purses ever offered for a three days fair in America, fine exhib- Its, bicycle races, etc. The opening day is Thursday, September IS, and the events to take place on this day are styled Grand Athletic Carnival.
 All of the above events are open to residents of the towns for Branford, Guilford, Madison. North Branford, East Haven and Clinton, and fine en- try list has been received. For Friday and Saturday, September 1920, the card includes beside the exhibits, the running of the big stake races. The first days sport will be the Branford 2:24 trot, purse of $1 1OO0, and the Black stone 2:40 pace, purse of $500. On Sat urday, the last day, there is the Nutmeg State 2:23 pace, purse $500, and the Ton tine Hotel 2:1S trot for a purse of $600. In all there has been received just for ty-ntne entries and the list includes several of the Grand Circuit steppers who will try to wrest the large purses from our Connecticut flyers, the win ming and losing of the stake races will be very exciting, and we'll worth going miles to see. In addition to the above card of races there will be two running races, as follows: Friday, half mile running race, best two in three heats, purse of $50; also on Saturday six furloughs race for purse of $50. The entries for the stake races appear be- low. For arrangements regarding the special train service attention is called to the advertisement in another part of this issue. The round trip fare on the Branford Park special, which leaves = Union depot, this city, at 1:3O D. m. race days, is but 25 cents; admission to the track only 50 cents.
 
 four events are as follows, together with the programme for Branford day, September IS:
 THE ToNTINE HOTEL, 2:1S TROT,
 PURSE $500.
 George B. Gaines, Richmond, Va, b. g. Roommate, by Rumor
 Riverside Park Stables, Litteton, Mass, z. g. Joe Gaines, by Allie Gaines by Abdullah Bird.
 W. S. Miller, Springfield, Mass, b. m. Lake Queen, by Red Lake: dam Queen Anne.
 B. H. Futile, Goshen, N. Y. b. m. Ella Mederi, by Potential.
 The Parkway Stables, Parkway, L. T.. b. g. Nickel D., by Elyria; b. g.. Del Bar, by Dedmarch.
 Oakhurst Farm, Whitinsville. Mass, blk m. Miss Mcdonald, by Bermuda; dam Ornament; blk m. Easter, by Wilkes; dam, Grayrose.
 J. H. Dillon, New Haven, Royalite. J. F. Galloway, Louisville, Ky, b. S. Regal Onward, by Regal Wilkes; oh. g. James B. Duke; by Sam Estes. THE BLACKSTONE 2:4O PACE,
 PURSE $500.
 N. S. Thomas, blk. g. George Presser, by Clifford Wilkes; dam Pacing Phallas. F. Andrews. Sardinia. N. Y. Willard Wilkes Sachen.
 E. H. Babcork, New Britain, Conn, b. s. McGovick, by McEwen.
 B. H. Futile, Goshen, N. T., b. s. Nonesuch, by Ashland Wilkes.
 D. Lee, Rowayton, Conn.,, b. m. Jean nette D., by Almont, by Rex
 The Parkway Stables, Parkway, l.. l., blk m. Hagar, by Scott; dam Bluebird; b. g. Tim Murnan, by Joe Wilkes.
 Oakhurst Farm, Whitinsville, Mass, oh. m. Rubita, by Ruben Stein.
 P. Buregard, Lime Rock, Conn.,. b. S. Surprise by Oxford Chief; ch. g. Bavay, by Lancelot: dam Brava. by Baron Wilkes, No. 4758.
 J. H. Dillon, New Haven, sor. g. Dun- der, by Nuthurst.
 THE CRAWFORD 2:24 TROT, PURSE
 $1,000.
 H. H. Peck, Hartford, Conn.,, br. m. Mary B., by Guy Wilkes -Rosaline. E. G. Babcock, New Britain, Conn.,, br. m. Ruth Clark by Golden Slops- Eufala, by Sentinel Wilkes.
 D. M. Bristol Winthrop, Mass, ch. g. John Hooper, by L. H. Conner.
 P. Buregard, Lime Rock, Conn.,, b. g. Walter R., by Pawnee-Chillicothe
 R. F.. Duggan, Chicopee, Mass, b. g. Majestic King, by William kitty Phallmont.
 J. H. Dillon, New Haven, Conn.,, blk. m. Princess Agnes; b. g. Royalite.
 H. A. Khitman, Waterbury, Conn.,, b. m. Miss Onmarch; by Delmarch; br. m. Sigmarch, by Delmarch.
 F. S. Jewell, Danbury Conn.,, oh. g. Andantino, by Andante-Baby Belle. Oakhurst Farm, Whitinsville, Mass. M. P. Smith, Hartford, Conn.,, b. m, Chenango.
 W. S. Miller, Springfield, Mass, b. g. Sly, by Rickard, 91S4-Maude, by Par thenon.
 D. Lee, Rowayton, Conn.,, b. g. Leslie Palmer
 H. W. Mcintyre, Springfield, Mass, ch. m. Grace Ward, by Renard J., 2:10 1-4-Nutena; blk m Lady Simmon, by Simmons, 2:28-Kate Hamilton. A. H. Gilmore, West Acton, Mass, br. g. Cd Wike, by Nelson Wikes-F'lora T.
 2:33 PACE-PURSE $500.
 T. M. Bassett, Derby, Conn.,, b. g. Wayne Wilton.
 Oakhurst Farm, Whitinsville Mass, I,x,I I1,,h