Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-20

doubtedly be the 2:17 pace, with such en-
tries as Dulcie s., Daisy Egmont, DR.. Tom.
Jessie Killing, Trilby 8. and Ella Range,
and the 2:12 pace, the AIS trot and 2'2o
trot.
It is interesting to note that Ed Fitz-
simmons of Chippewa Falls, Wis, has Ella
Range entered in the 2:17 pace. This mare
is the guideless wonder that created sucn
a sensation In Omaha by going q mile on
the half-mile track in 2:10A without driver
rider or prompter. Fitzsimmons never
drove Ella in the races here, but said at
the time she could do about 2:1S to cart
and now he intends to show them.
Excursion rates have been arranged on
all railroads for the affair and many fea-
lures are planned. There will be q run
ming race each day, with many entries, ana
Ella Range, the guideless wonder, Will go
against time each day. Then an automo-
bile race for two miles is planned Tor
every day. The entries closed on July 10
and in seven Of the races they are;
1886 Pace-Guy Cation. bI 8, by PsTxedE a,
A II. Robinson, whiting, Ia star One,ua
I. blk. h., by Star oneida. c. J. Grunke;
Fremont, Neb.; Boxiaha, b. h. by AsRl sn
Wilkes. H; H. Loureyr r GlnsnD Medium
FpanS s stTahan, wayne, Neb.; Trilby g,
b.. s., by Millionaire, w. A. hah, Spsttier
Brooks ssS; 'q :. D. Miller bison GAP, Tex Miss
Young, br. m, by Thadius X, ]. Young.
Morse Blur HsR;; s sstsnsrS,' Neb.; g. An Ty
Ter, b. E., by BEDFORD, J.. J. Engel, Omsha,
Neb.; Marshall Good ch. g., by G Es3sSs,
nough, II. 8. Martin. Denver, EotS,' yunnn
Helper per- % Kan; George W. Post 2; s. by
Charleston, j. A. Deffenbacher. York. Neo;;
Ereda strongw0od' z m by ~sFsT SI a
66oDgsett' osceoia, Neb. R%ubberneck. sb: g..
By Free GOinase' !. F. s syus seirstri edrn F.
N2:i5 TrotIEthei Wilkes, bt. M. by Alloy.
Ed SruG Gilms ute M fs;i soEdf Il. M Il. ICufes :.
E ETanHfCMSt Medium, Frank strshsn. Wayne.
N Nsp ! Al SmaSs, + Ne s. b HEsr AthlS'T Es%ion : s;
Hand. b. s.. by George Bancroft. Frank
Pai KYs;r ASS%rn W. Nf II. d hSSy RR SEHIGs Sa;sS.!
S. B:&iassoss q ~, ,l SssfE:, j ~, s%IiS. % SsSsii
c efisfs N. p. posgett. 6ssceola, Neb;
2;2s Paee-Trilby w br; M BY FoTtnae
Kent, b. s.. w. Y, johnson. McCook. Neb;;
II. D. Parsons, b; g. by Robert Ryan,
RiShaEd YOY IN M GniBBptaSTaF rank Daily %iSy s ssa
burn nv Neb om cIiffo Esb' CHI ai fl b. A Kia. <. T. =,
S SSIs psi'Y Ef ToSenbu p. Pad PssdO ~ ,Hf Kan.
Josie Patterson, chi. m, by Rather Brooks.
{; ?: Miller & %. p 6s' %Ins aSR' w TfE;; w. Sf'.xis 4.
Hail. Seward, Neb.; Guy Medium !. r..
by Union Medium, frank ~strahan. Wayne.
MsSi;et Cole II M e. Tcaiey = FFFssns tx eii Rani
R eia &c dofSenbqrs. Nsb.;g Hl%oSt Mon:
mons Tosi D. csSiippSsywan Fails M Wis: NICK e bun. br.
g., by Buriock, J. F. penenbacher. York.
Neb; Lady N. , m, by Prince Medium
L. 8. Shelton, FredonIa, Kan; Infeiiee, b.
m, by Fairthorn, 8. Bruen, Fort Madison
Ia Tom Well bT' g. by opsrEeis w,
gan Leland, b. m. BY Nimbus, Cedar Hin
Stock Farm Morse s.5 hlST' 6 Hssbii sP Sss.
Graves. Guthrie. oRl.
c 2hI Pacf-pr. rd TS%; pr; re 81 ss f NsS.;
Haight, Omaha. Neb. Daisy Egmont, 3. M
by Egmont Chief. e.. III. Iogenbul, Padonia,
I kasiii P PSrt Madison, ma Ia. oy Miss is'I Pat. b. M.
by Pat w. ]. ,. Ross, Mount Pleasant, Ia
Ella Range. b M. by Coast Range; "a
5. g. m, by Comet Allen. John Rsynof.
2;so Tro SndIss SStb =, sr; s. Sy BAY Z. C 3. a.,
5. m.. BY Tseonnet. p. B. Hsisht, omaha.
Neb. AxdeIl, blk. s., by Axtell, e. G. Hol-
land, Seward. Neb. Bertha Egmont, b. M,
by Egmont. DR.. Il. L Trevitt; Emma 8.
William Sherlock. Fredonia. Kan; Furmin.
blk. g., by Allerton, Frank Daily, Auburn,
Neb. Lady Downing. b. m. by. Hershow.
r. 8. Martin. Denver, Colo. Idol Rex. by
Calico Rex. II. Smith, Howard. 8. ID.
s-year-olds. $50 ,Trot-Izetta, b. mu BY
Fred Dillon, blk. h. BY Rust strong. A. J.
Freeman, Parsons Kan. A~guinaido, b. C..
b. Pa SSlg1s bsvs e; MePoTsll' I s%ebbS Sgton
Wilkes, w. A. Hall. Seward. Neb. DR..
Chance. b. g.. by Major Conatine, {. d.
by Pactolus, G. II. Aldrich. David City,
Neb. cleo o. br, g, by Senator w. n. l.
Wooda. Malcolm Ia