The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-09
BIGGEST YET KNOWN
List Of Entries for Races at the
State Fair Numbers Over
26O Horses.
Twenty eight Names in the $1,000
Trot and Forty.one in the
$1,000 Pace.

$1,000 Pace.
Horsemen and thousands Of others who
are interested in racing will not cease to
marvel for days to come over the remark
able entry list just announced for the race
meet at the next Minnesota state fair. Sec
rotary E. w. Randall has published the
list, which contain the names Of more
than 260 horses. Last year when 230
horses were entered it was regarded as
something phenomenal; nothing like 1t
had ever been seen at a western racing
meet. But now last years achievement
Is capped by an increase Of about Is per
cent.
The quality is equal to the quantity.
Excellent representatives from the best
stables In practically every state in the
Mississippi valley and from California. the
gulf states and some of the eastern states
are to be found on the list. Minnesota
horses will find competitors worthy of their
horses are on the list, the visitors will find
that they will have something to do II
they carry off the money.
There are ten 81, 900 races on the list and
for none Of them are there less than ten
entries. Some run as high as twenty
eight: the great $4,000 trot on Minneapo-
lis day has that many entries, while the
2:13 pace for $4,000 has the unprecedented
number Of forty -one entries.
Entries for the trot are as follows:
2:2 CLASS, TROTTING, PURSE 5000.
| Lola Roman, m, John A. Craig, Rice Lake,
2.-Hambert, b s, s. s. Johnston, Minneapolis,
s.-Mennon, b 8, Lesleer 4 Cove, Wheaton, III.
4-Anna Dillon, s m, E. s, Curry Fergus rams
6.-Robert Nc, g, johnson & Rice, Armour,
e.-Henry l., oh g, George Castle, Chicago, H
s-seapegoat g. George Castle csicasTI e, III
b. s. wP b. j. h f. asnssem
1o.-Bsron May, ; h, William E. Small, Mar
11-RegaI Baron, J. s E. Brown, Portage La
1a-n H. AF a'eS John J. Kerb, company De-
1s.-ciisord, g, W. G. CARING. st. Paul,
1-KS3@9E roscoe, b s, M. J: Sullivan L. Crosse
ss.@ w. nr et ssstxe Te Tse%escn
1s-Nosbod, 8, ". A. Dobson, Marion, Iowa.
1e-st .aatsn III M;na g. e. \" Henderson, Sank
2o-Enchantress, Charles Chadwick, Grand Rap
n.-Countess Alice, m, A. B. Steele, Atlanta,
22-The Token, bl m, A. E. Bracket, Findley
4sS { , Kstnsp 6. os:si oE I9x'
| LO'-Lu11u, 10
ss.-Kent, Oh Pick pennslly W y1t. K a,a
ss-Bliy; es !: 6s 8, ). H. Frosier, Los An
Here are horses from twelve states ane
: from Manitoba. An equal diversity of orr.
gin Is shown in the list for the great
IS, 900 pace for which the entries are:
2:1s PACING, PURSE $4,000.
/. City, br g, G. J. Thomas, Eau Claire Wis
| @ CasflAN;oOd. oh e.. G. j., Thomas, Eau Claire
g. Mablewood. or m. J. Emerson, Freeport, III
4. Cenista, Oh M E. Craig Stevenson Aic
g. Hattie, III, Lesleer & Cove wheaton, III
- g. Lucy p, bl m, J. G. Knapp, Minneapolis
> MINI. ..
. 2. Holly Dillon m, e. S. Curry, Fergus Falls
| 8. 80 Feeds for One Cent" international stoc
Food company, Minneapolis, MINI. 81"
o. Blanch B., bl m, James Pendin, Emmetsburg
,, 10. Adrian Ha ua br $, George E. Devery, Fa,
ibault, MINI. -,
: II. Bright Eyes, J. NJ Thomson. Wheaton. III
l IL. st. Patchen, b $, R. H. Carruthers Gle
: 10. Major Mckinley, g. W. A. Cobb Scot
1 "a. stnMiator, $. Fred Young, Aurora, Ill.
is. Jupiter, &, G. L. Grant, arold, S. D.
1e. Joe Rhea, 81 g, George Castle, Chicago. II
e II. Aebie stEath,acre' n , NJ Dr. j. T. Helm
r 49, onkdaie Baroa g, G. e. Ilir, Indeper
=. e 10. Bette Walker, ol m, c. E. 1lif, 1ndepe'
dence Ind.
20. Rex Amenais, ., s. D. Miller, Pecan Gal
Texas.
22-Gc Direct, b. h., Rob- carnathan' Winnipeg
o ea-Cano b. h., s. P. Skinner, Moline, III.
M-Blanchwood, s.. M, Simon King, Graymon
aS-A1 A. b. m.' Maple Grove Farm Areol
e Ronald Crews. b. h., Maple Grove Farm A
h 27-Gold Call S. h., c. 8. Elliott, Lithonia, Ga.
i byzantine, b. m.' Walter Newline' carthas
n 2s-Daniei j., b. g., D. ]. Williams, Ellisvill
Is so-ora Maps, b. M. D. J. Williams, Ellisviil
- s1-Dale S., br. NJ, Smith Bros. Canton. Ill.
o ss-V. Prince, B. 5. g., ". H. McDoei Gretna, 4
J. ss-RosSie, gr. g, 0. D. Ames, Wheaton. NJ;
se-Dulcie S., b. NJ. S. D. Miller, Pecan Ga
a7-Gale Ford, b. g., J. G. Cecil, Danville Ky.
ss-ki Wano. ,l b; S. Frank D. Parse Fo
3a-cayaliero, b. b., F. N. Ennis, Los Angelo
" 4o-sylyIanops: g. M, william Estep, Kans
41-Aimwood, b. b., A. J. Rotert, Kansas Cit
s. Kan.
ne In the 2:12 class trotting race viii,
- opens the fair on Monday, Aug. 81, the
- are ten entries all from outside MINI
~ sofa. George Castle Of Chicago has e.
"a tered Gold Standard, DR.. Price and Lou
- E. Waller Brothers Of Charles City, low
+. entered G. W.; E. w. Sherman Of La
e. Geneva, Wis, has Eylene; o. D. Am
no of Wheaton, ILL.,, enters Brash and D,
he M; A. L. Darnable Of Lexington, K.
es enters Hattie Smith; DR.. G. W. Fish
In of La Porte, Iowa, enters Artois; and
.ot B. LOOMS Of Denver, Gold Dust Maid.
ID. For the 2:40 class pacing race Of t
same day there are twenty-eigh entire
, including horses from the stables Of LIE
leer & Cove Of Wheaton, ILL.,; Robert Cs
is of Mason City; F. D. Rockwell of Ind
u pendence, Iowa; Frank A. Avrill of D
Moines; J. & E. Brown of Portage
Prairie. Man; S. P. Skinner of Molir
IT: J.. c. Cecil, Danville, KY; and from MI
u nesota: Pat M, owned by Pat Monah
,g. Of Minneapolis: Pontiff Girl, w. A. BIZ
op gen, Minneapolis; Delwood D. w. Graz
yer Faribault; smiler Charles w. Dete
*. Faribault; Grace A., James Paisley,
in Pauf Dick Ashton, w. G.. CARING,
MS Paul; Lady Perry, r. A. Perry, Rochest
les and Axtella Wilkes, owned by H.