The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-07-30
Byron W. ID. g., E. M. Fay, Amery,

Hattie Wilkes, ]. r. Pierson, Column
bus, Ohio
Mark Onward, (by. S., ]. Carson,
Winnipeg.
Ipswich Boy formerly went under
the name Of John A. Hicks.
2s8O Pace and 2,z5 Trot.
Polly H. ID. m.), John Hines, Owa-
tOna.
Jim Swift, (b. So, R. L. Parker, De-
corah, Iowa.
Delbert. lch, g.. s. B. Giddings,
Campbell, MINI.
Gov. sarles, 10. So, Dan Alleman.
Williston.
Edna Woodford, (bk n.y.. Dan ALLIE
man. Williston.
Larimore.
Billy K. (b. m.), c. E. Wilson, Fargo.
Akron L. (bn. g., Lille Bros, Max
bass.
Kowashe. Thy. 81, G. NJ. Doolittle,
Minot.
No Mistake, (ch. m.), E. NJ. Fay,
Amery, Wis
Della Downey, Isl. m.), Larry Dow
ney, Grand Forks.
Free, for All.
Joe Interest, (bif: g., C. H. Adams,
Lockport, Ill.
Red King, Thy. g., J. Carson, Win
nipeg.
Milo Boy, Thy. 81, Lille Bros, Max
bass.
Baby Kid, 10. m), R. l.. Parker,
DEBORAH, Iowa.
Bob Gordon, the local trainer and
driver, will be up behind Della Dow
ney in most of her races in this city
1t is understood.
A large number of the entries are
at the grounds today, but some arc
expected tonight and tomorrow. Of
those who have quartered their ami
mails are the following
At the stables this morning all is
hustle and activity. The horses which
were at the state fair at Fargo have
many OF them arrived, and the entries,
published elsewhere, show a larger
number of fast ones.
Winnipeg HOrses.
B. Barnes OF Winnipeg is at the
grounds with two fast candidates.
They are Red King, PAGER with a
mark of 9-14, and Mark Onward, who
has negotiated the route in 1923. These
two animals have been campaigned
In the Canadian country and are on
their way to Decatur, ILL.,, where they
will be entered after the races here.
Other Winnipeg horses are expected
tonight, among them several candi-
dates for the running races. The
Brandon fair now being on, many of
the Winnipeg horses have gone there
but there will be substantial showing
from the Canadian town.
GOrdon's string.
Bob Gordon, the local trainer, had
Della Downey and Mumford, whose
careers during the meet he will en-
gineer. Mumford will be in the min
ute class and Della Downey will enter
the 2:25 race. The little mare occu-
pies one of the best stalls at the
grounds and is frequently visited by
her many admirers.
In the 1928 class there will be at
least seven entries and this is looked
forward to as one of the best races
on the book.
Mark Onward is considered the like
ly favorite for the event.
4 New Horse.
Charles D. is new horse brought
up from Fargo by Larry Downey He
purchased the animal there and he
looks like good one. He is a bay
PAGER, 3 years old out of Delta and
Molly o.
4 Good Roadster.
E. Towns of Thompson has likely
roadster in the bay five-year-old Jim
Foy, which he will enter in the road
ster class. The horse has never been
tracked, but can step the mile in three
minutes and is we'll turned an;> al.
just the thing for gentleman's driver.
The event which will attract the
most attention is the free-for-all event
which takes place on Friday and to
which horses will be eligible under
the rules of the association previous
ly published in the Evening Times.
The purse for this event is 81 900,
and the contest for the same will be
sharp. the fastest animals from Win
nipeg, Fargo and other parts of the
state and the twin cities to take part.
Free-for-all day will be a banner
one in the history of horse racing in
this city and the state for that mat
ire.
There are numerous other events,
however, to interest the public besides
the races. In addition to the exhibits
of articles demonstrating the wonder
full resources of the northwest and the
valley in particular, will be many of
an interesting nature to the general
public.
A balloon ascension. will be given
daily, weather permitting, also thrill
ing dive from the top of 100 foot
ladder to a life net below, startling
aerial performances, slide for life,'
ride in the cage of death" through
flume of fire." revolving ladder ex-
ploits, the Plissier Wild West Show
with its variety of daring and startling
features, the Cash Carnival company's
numerous shows, ferris wheel, merry
gO-round, and other entertainment
especially for the little people. Every
evening magnificent display of fire.
works will conclude the days pro-
gram, and many magnificent special
pieces will be included.
Tomorrow being "children's day."
the older people will take vital in
terest in the exhibits of art and in
dustry, live stock and manufactured
articles.
Cattle Exhibit.
The cattle exhibit at the exposition,
without doubt, will be the best ever
put before the people of this state.
Not only are the Fargo fair prize win
ners here. but many other blooded
stock from the northern part of the
state will be on exhibition.
J. H. Bosard has a small herd of
nrizo iorSovc IN tho StOcE ho rnS TODAY