The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-07-11
THE MATINEE RACES
WILL COME OFF AT ELM CITK
 PARK THIS AFTERNOON.

The Card Includes Four Class Events
 and Two Novelties--There should be
 some Very Close and Exciting Events
 and All New Haven Horse Lovers Will
 Enjoy the sport--Music by the Band
 The second matinee of the New Ha- ven Driving club will be held at Elm City park this afternoon and promises sport of superlative kind. The card includes four class events and two nov cities introduced to make the pro- programme lively.
 The first even on the afternoons pro gramme will be three minute class Prize, a cup.
 The class events promise some very choice and exciting races. Class IA Trotting at mile heats brings out four entries, all of them horses of plenty of speed and quality. W. Il. Grove with Sam F will contest the race in an effort to beat out Sally Mate and re- gain the title of champion. Dr. Mor- ris D. Slattery has his made Sally Mate going fast and he will endeavor to maintain his triumph over Sam F. D. "A. Hart has Sherman Chief fit and ready and will drive this horse in an effort to defet both Sam r and Sally Mate. Last year Chief beat Sam F on the first matinee of the season and pr, Grove has a little private race to set tie with Chief along with the contest against Sally Mate. In Orissa Allerton I. c. Richey has 8 colt of wonderful promise. She has never appeared in club matinee before but has been worked all the spring. Last fall she won at New Milford trotting a mile in 2.38 over the worst kind of track
 Class - B Pacing, half mile heats, brings out three entries which include the fastest horses in the club. Prince Elect owned by l. G. Richey, is down to contest against his one time stable mate Kotto Lahlah. Prince and Klttie were at one time owned by MT. Richey. Later he sold Kittie to MT, Redfeld. After the sale these two horses in which each came off with one race. These horses renew their old rivalry while Red Sovereign, owned by H. L.. Dickerman, is q new conner to be reck- oned with. This stallion is a very handsome and fast animal that was considered a whirlWind on half mile track
 Charles R. Waterhouse with Royal Huntress will drive against Peter Strorn's Patronia Princess, and John Moran's Ajax in an effort to maintain her record of straight victories. Royal Huntress has as yet never been beaten in a heat or race. She has contested in every matinee thus far this season and all last season and has a clean record of straight heat victories. Mr Strom has been working Patronia Princess in an effort to beat Huntress and he will do his best to-day while Ajax has never tackled Huntress, and is an unknown proposition.
 Class D--Trotting, half mile heats, calls out four entries. Kit Nelson, owned by E. E. Durant, Bonnie Belle, a superbly bred and fast mare owned by H. l.. Dickerman; Nominee Junior, formerly raced here as Dickey Duster, and now owned by H. B. B. Hurd, and Bonnie Rex, owned by D. c. Molloy.
 The final event will be donkey race lin which members will drive four di- minutive donkeys, brought direct from sayin Rock, This event is expected to be the funniest thing out.
 A band will be at the track to furn- fish music. The public is cordially in vited, admission being entirely free Programms will be distributed.
 The events and entries for the mat iness races are as follows:
 CLASS A-TROTTING MILE HEATS.
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