Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-03-25

Denver Overland Racing association,
that an additional harness race for q
year-old PAGERS would be included in
the card for the coming race meeting
at Overland park. which opens on June
20 and will continue until July 4, in.
elusive, says the Denver Republican.
The added purse is given in compli-
ance with numerous requests from
horsemen throughout the west who
have youngsters which they are anx-
lous to train for the present season.
Already over ten owners have pledged
themselves to enter in the race and 1t
is possible that a new record for west
eIn bred 2-year-old sidewheelers may
be made. The event will be raced on
the second Tuesday of the meeting.
A purse Of $500 will he hung up for
the event. Entries will be received at
once and until the 18th of April. when
the first payment of $40 on the nomin-
alton must be made. The second pay.
ment of SIS must be made on May 10,
when the horse must be named.
Secretary Wahlgreen has completed
the list of entries in the early closing
events. All of the classes filled COM
fortably and from the list of owners
IL is evident that there will be fast
fields in all of the events. Some new
names are noted in the list, one of the
notable entries being that made by A..
NJ. Carr, of Butte, Mont, who manages
the Christobel stable, owned by VIII.
lam A. Clark, Jr.
The list for stakes 7, 8, 81 and 20 is
not complete, owing to the fact that
the conditions for these races, which
are to be held under the auspices of
the Gentlemen's Driving club of Den
yer were not decided upon by the club
until last night. The entries will be
kept open until the end of this week.
The list of entries in the early closing
events:
Stake No. 3, 2:2O pace, 81 ,00O-Jas.
A. Sprague, Selden. Kas.; w. l.. Trim
Bile, Albuquerque, N. NJ; Wood & Nor
gan, Durango, Colo; J. c. Barnett, AL
buquerque, N. NJ; Geo. II. Estabrook,
Denver, Colo; r. +. Stubs, La Junta,
Colo; Eclipse Livery company Or. T.
Covey,) Pueblo, Colo; Christobel Sta
bles CA. NJ. Carr, Butte, Mont; Geo.
S. Newman, Aspen. Colo; A. r. Gu
maer, Florence. Colo; Edwin Gaylord,
H. S. Brown, Denver, Colo; B. f. A.
Fleming, Philadelphia, Pa; E. A. Col
burn, Denver.
Stake No. 4, 3-year-old trot, $500
Mrs. A. V. Hunter, Leadville, Colo:
Hopkins & Richardson, Boise, Idaho;
A. j. Campion, Denver; A. r. Gumaer,
Florence, Colo; F. l.. Sigel, Gus Helm.
Denver; Simon Spry, Alliance, Neb.;
A. j. Bixler, New Castle, Wyo.; e. A.
Colburn, Denver.
Stake No. 10, 2:15 pace. 81. 000--Joe
Barnett, Albuquerque, N. NJ; S. A..
Martin, Denver; Hopkins & Richard
son. Boise, Idaho; M. Johnson, Fort
Worth. Texas; Christobel Stables A.
NJ. CARR, Butte, Mont; Ollie Dillon,
Denver; A. r. Gumaer, Florence,
Colo; Edwin Gaylord, Denver; Har-
vey Birch, J. II. Thatcher, Pueblo; w.
j. Meikelham, Denver; B. F. A. Elem
ing, Philadelphia; Robert S. Gutshall.
Denver; Thomas s. Burns, Colorado
Springs; George X. Brown, Denver;
E. r. Stark, Colorado Springs; Geo.
w. Cook. Denver; w. ]. Carr, Ell Paso,
Texas; E. A. Colburn, Denver.
Stake No. 16, 1925 trot, 81, OO0-Geo.
Fl. Estabrook, Denver; G. B. Lewis,
Trinidad, Colo; Ollie Dillon, Ed
Woodwork, Denver: A. r. Gumaer,
Florence, Colo; Edwin Gaylord, J. B.
Davis, Denver; A. e. Bartlett, Colo
RADIO Springs; A. d. Morehead, Den
YER; X. Machermid, Colorado Springs:
L. A. Colburn, Denver.
Stake No. 20, 2-year-old trot, $500
Mrs. A. V. Hunter, Leadville, Colo; A.
R. Gamaer, Florence, Colo; Simon
Spry. Alliance, Neb.; George Lysight,
Leadville, Colo; Thomas Stark, G. A.
Warth, Colorado Springs; C. X. Wiley,
Denver; A. G. Bixler, New Castle,
Wyo.; e. A. Colburn, Denver.
Gentlemen's Driving club, specials
Nos. Z, s, II and 22-George H. Esta-
brook, w. o. Reynolds, j. Gavin, Ed
win Gaylord, E. o. Adamson, A. S.
Donaldson, II. l.. Wall, S. S. Bernard.
j. Fred Roberts, Denver; A. r. Gu.
maer. Florence; S. S. Bernard, Colo
RADIO Springs.
h entries in the other harness
events close May 10.