The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-29

The pleasing announcement has been
made OF the collection Of A. 81 x eating,

III
The pleasing announcement has been
of New erk City, as presiding Judge
races, whileSEJo ohm A. King, Of q SYRIA
Scuse, N. " will oficiate with him in
rendering decisions, Fred A. Upton,
OF Rochester, N. y. 4 will serve as start
ing judge. With these gentlemen will
be associated other men OF ripe eSpe-
rtence and good udgment5 .as racing
officials. Messrs Heating, King and
Coleman secretary and manager of&the
State Fair. &IA Mr. Heating has served as
presiding judge$at many Of the largest
race meetingssfor harness horses in the
country, and mot only IS his ability
generally Acknowledged but his in
ltegrity has never been questioned The
same may be said OF Mr.. King, while
as q starter Fred Upton has displayed
q capacity for handling big fields that
places him inBthe rstirank. 5
Another official on the staff Of Sec
rotary olefnan is Philip A. 4 s. Brine.
long and favorably Known as British
/ vice consul fors the port Of Richmond
who was secretary of the old Richmond
Driving Club. and who planned and
managed & for years the race meeting
| of3the& Deep Run Hunt Club. Mr.. Brine
will serve as clerk Of the course, ant
j will also hay q charge Of that portion
I or the progratlis devoted sto&t the runninf
i horses, ~ both steeplechasers and per:
4 formers on the flat.g u $S Il
TIA nous Horses Coming.
4 With the large amount or none,
{ pursesyto be contest ed for hundreds q
horses will be seen here during tn.
{ State Fair&races.
CHA Some twenty ill or thirty will L II
q shipped hero direct from the Grand Cir
y cult meeting at Columbus, Ohio wher,
I. one Of the greatest meetings in til,
I, country has Just closed. 81 Among thos
. from. Columbus will &bo the great pac
4 lng mare Aileen WILSON ono OF tn
4 Largest money-winners Ma and ~ tastes
diagonal gated performers seen aloni
!: |5the big line this season. She "a Ell
d tered IN the free-forall pace. Colone
81 Patrick, 2:10 IA, one of the tastes
q trotting stations owned in the Soutf
u Is here now and will be "a starter i
n tho free-f for all @ trott Other harnes
!, racers OF national reputation will ais
:. be on hand, among them Maj or p clmal
!. $50 ga tho fastest trottlng horse Il
& tile world, and one o Il the creates
n racing machines this country has ye
Z lproduced. 3gS
y Harness Race Program.
: = fl "a purses for tn ontlrc series g
! races ut tho state Fair aggregnte SIS
4 0 100. s}S it58 DANG 4ts$5s.Sg 5it Az
! Besides the trotting and pacin
Q races announced, the 5 schedule WI
y also include fifteen running Il races an
s six steeplechnses Tho steeplechasc
r thiafy year Will be over a. turf course
Il The entries are coming tt'. every da.
Ill and Secretary q Coleman an pate
= nearly twice as many rs las 8 seasol
!. The entries will close October st. NJ
: Tred.sfs:A.R Upton will bet he Il startll
3 judge Ig34. ~ Y MI
: The program is as II follows: 3i9 SIS
{ tE$ Monday, October tl-2::20 elias
Il pacing, @ $500; $a;25 class, trottin
), $500; 2:13 class, pacing $500. al h
ii Tuesday, October Sth---T III e-yeal
"A olds and under; trotting for coll
II owned in Virginia., Maryland t5 ar
J.. North Carolina sixty. days previous !
H closing Of entries, s400 al 7$sfc elias
Il trotting, $500; 2 ;11g5class, pacing, $50
ii EEsWednesday, October S0th----2:15 clns
Va pa cling, $500; 2 1923 class, trottil1
> (closed), $4,000; 2:115 class, pacing
IA in 70 5000. .53 "a 3s3 Dbl # -3
a Thursday October 1oth---2 4 Z elias
"a pacing, $500; ZIG class, trotti'
81 (closed5. $4,000; free-for-all trotttnE
81 e in 8, 5000.
81 Friday. October 11th---2:2 20 elias
5$ trotting, 5000; 2 10 class pacir
III (closed), 600 ais class ro c't1:tfl
o. $500. 5ss5s