The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-04-19
THREE: CITIES
IN BIG CIRCUIT
Fargo Dropped From Interna-
tional Large Purses at
Race Meetings.
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AND RACING CIRCUIT.
; Minot. n. D. July 2 to 8, purses
winnipeg. Man.July Is to 20,
purses $1,000.
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The International Fair and Racing
circuit is composed of three cities.
When the circuit was originally or
ganized in Grand Forks some time
ago. four cities were included. Fargo
was the other city, but the inability
of the town to get down to business
and determine on q fair date has re-
suited in their being cut from the
program Of the. circuit. thus leaving
three cities.
Some of the finest races ever pulled
of in the entire northwest will result
from the circuit. Three race meets
following each other with the best
kind of purses are bound to bring
the horses out in good style. Grand,
Forks has the best of it in the way
of purses. offering more money than
any Of the other two cities in the cir
cult.
Minot, Grand Forks and Winnipeg
the races will be successful, is GER
SkSAAs 0ASAu VOl No las always UCCu
known as good race city, and with
the fine track here, some excellent
time will be made.
The following conditions for stakes
In the Grand Forks races have been
issued by the International circuit:
Stake entries close May %, 1907,
at II p. m., when horses must be
named.
No money need be paid until before
race starts. Entrance fee five per
cent, with five per cent more from
money winners.
A horse may be declared out on
July 9 upon written notice and three
per cent of stake.
One horse may be entered in two
stakes and be held for but one entry,
If started in one. but will be held for
both II started in neither.
Two horses in the same stable may
be entered in one stake. and be held
for only one entry of the horse that
starts, but will be held for both If
neither start.
Money divided so, Is. Is and 10 per
cent.
A horse distancing field or any pair
entitled only to one money.
Horses must be entered with local
secretaries. = $40
All races. mile heats. three in five
in harness.
After five heats have been raced
the race shall terminate. and the mon
ey awarded as per summary.
Horses not standing for money at
end Of three heats cannot start in
fourth and fifth heats. any horses
ruled out under this condition shall
not lose their right to division of
the money according to final summary,
should any horse be distanced or ruled
out in the fourth and fifth heats.
The association reserves the right
to change the order of the program or
to declare race off on account OF rain
or other unavoidable causes.
Entries cannot be transferred.
Stakes not filling satisfactorily may
be declared off, but association must
notify parties making nomination
within ten days after closing of stakes.
Rules of American Trotting associa-
ton to govern, unless otherwise pro-
vided.
Trotters with records five seconds
faster will be permitted to enter in
any pacing race.
Conditions for Class Entries.
Entries close July 10. 1907, at II
o'clock p. M, and records made that
day no bar.
Five to enter and four to start.
Rules of American Trotting associa-
ton to govern unless otherwise pro-
vided.
Races terminate same as stake con-
ditions.
Conditions for Running Races.
Entrance fee five per cent of purse
and five per cent more from winners.
Money divided 60. Is and is per cent.
Races will be run with weights up