The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-31
Big FIELD ENTERED I 4 ]!
Nearly a Score Of Horses Expected
to Start To-morrew in
2::2l Trot.
Contest for $4,000 Stake Will Be
One Of the Big Events
| Of Week.

The program on the track at the fair
grounds Tomorrow includes the 2. Fl class
trot for the $4,000 purse guaranteed by the
Minneapolis business men. the 2:24 pace.
purse $1,000, and the free for all pace for
a silver cup The trot Is one Of the big
events of the week, and of the thirty-one
entries probably at least fifteen will start.
Robert Nc, the speedy bay gelding en-
tered by Johnson & Rice OF Armour, $. D.
is the favorite with many of the horse
men. George Hensing's Lady Sedan and
Walter BENEFITS Tom are also conceded
a good chanc to win the event
Fourteen horses are entered In the 2:s4
pace and nine in the free for all pace. The
latter event is attracting great interest
because NOSE OF the entries are twin city
horses. The entries follow:
| Lola Roman, b. M, John A. Craig, Rice
Lake, Wis; lambert b. g., s. S. Johnson,
Minneapolis, Mimi; Mennon, b. g., Les.
| leer & Cove, Wheaton. HI; Anna Dillon,
| 8. M, e. 8. Curry, Fergus Falls, MINI:
Robert Nc, b. g., johnson & Rice,
| Armour, s. D.;Henry L., oh. g., George
Castle, Chicago, ILL.,; Scapegoat, b. g.,
William I. Rossing, Pel<tn, Ill; Phyllis,
1 bl. M, DR.. J. T. Heinsheim, Kenosha,
Wis; Baron May, b. h., William 3. Small,
Marshalltown, Iowa; Regal Baron, J. & p.
Brown, Portage La Prairie, Man; Red
Arthur John " Kerby CO.. p. Detroit st
4 1xAASIA's SAAAAOAO ~. 6.1 tVs NJ Ok"AA1tAo,
Paul. Mimi; King Roscoe, b. s., NJ. j. Sui
livan, La Crosse, Wis; Gayoso, br. h.,
George Thompson; Allen W, b. g.,
George Thompson; Izetta, c. II. Aldrich,
i David City. Neb-; Nosbod, p. g. w. A
| Dobson, Marion, Iowa; Stephen l., b. 81,
3. w. Henderson, Sank Center, Mimi;
Enchantress, Charles Chadwick Grand
Rapids, Mich; Countess Alice b. IA, A. B.
Steele, Atlanta, Ga; The Token, bl. m.
/ A. E. Bracket, Findley, Ohio .Dulcie, bl
M, J C. Kathan, Usage, Iowa; Neb, br. s.,
] J.. c.. Kathan, Usage, Iowa; Luzon, b. g.,
oh. g., Dick Donneliy. Wichita, KAN;
Tom, br. g., Walter Bennett, Phoenix,
Ariz.. Billy Green, br. e., J. H. Frozler,
Los Angeles, Cal; Bessie Brown, b. M,
A J. E. Clay, Paris, KY Mabel Heir. b. M.
Fisher & Hinnen, Holton, KAN; Lady
4 Sedan, br. m., George Hensing, Milwau-
kee Wis.
| 1924 Class, Pacing, Purse s1,ooo-Mary
Gold. b. M. ]. Blackman, st. Paul; Billie
S., CHI. g., George Sherman, Minneapolis
Dial Dewey. b. g., J. A. Rene, West su:
perior, Wis: Annabel c., b. M. D. j
Cameron, La Crosse, Wis; The Artist
b. g., Waller Walsh, Rockford, ILL.,: Allie
Nashua, Iowa; Miss Only, br.. M, Rus:
sell & Johnson. Coll1Sbns Junction; Sid.
ney B., b. h., E. H. sTes1rblin, Graceville
Mimi; W. Cyrl, br. M, Dr. R. w. Hood
| monmouth, lll:;i Erie ~, en-. m maple
Grove Farm, Arcola, HI; Daniel j., b. g.
i D. j. Williams, Ellisvlle,, Wis:;ssOra Maps
b. M, D. J. WilliaInsa Ellisville, Wis.
, Sulphume b. h, c. Fisher, Central City
Iowa. 4a sA. j
, Free for ALL Pace, Purse Silver Cup
, Red Strath, b. g., Frank Smith, Nortl
Branch, Mimi; Fanna Glenn, b. M, g. w
Brown, Minneapolis; Dutch Mary, b. m.
H. H. Penniman, MINI eapolis; Dell S.
b. g., H. NJ. Stocking, ST. Paul; Billy S.
v CHI. g., George, c. Sherman, Minneapolis
!, Prince Stevens, eh.. g., w. B.. MacLean
! I Minneapolis; Joshon Jim b. gu ALDER
II GIuck, Minneapolis; Angus On SO, b. g.
d (James F. Paisley, st. Paul; Charlotte E
D formerly Charlotte), CHI. M, H. R. Elliot
Duluth, MINI. T..
The event Of the week on the rae
h track at the fair grounds was the mil
i against time. by Dan Patch, .1:59, M. w
- savages champion PAGER. The grea
II horse was In splendid shape after hi
"A journey from the east an dit was pre-
u dfcted that he would clip several second
8. off the track record Of 2:o5A, made b
Giles Noyes IN 1899 EsThe track was no
2, in the best condition and It was nc
e thought that Dan had much show t
q beat the worlds recordd, held by him
e SELF The other events to-day were tn
2:12 trot and the ;2:40 pace, in both c
which good fields faced the starter.