The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-22
BONANZA IS
ENTERED in
Horse to Try for
Purse in Opening Of
Grand Circuit Meet.

DETROIT, July 22.-It is the opinion OF
horsemen that the record of 2;05h, made
by Ardelle, for the Chamber of Commerce
5000 pace, will be lowered today at the
opening of the Grand Circuit trotting at
the Crosse Point track here. Every stall
at the track is filled and all the famous
drivers are on hand to participate in the
Racing, which is on the three-heat plan.
starts with the $500 stake for 2.i4 trot-
Fedoras Athoi. DR.. Charlie Quintell. Lilly
Stranger. Maracheal, Genteel H., Silver
Band and J. J. M, Jr., with Tom Moore
The starters in the Chamber of Com
MERGE will be Leland Onward Tommy f.,
Requisition, Shaughran, Major MalloW.
Lady Patch, R~eproachless, Dan s., Billy
Seal Hldalgo, Bonanza and Tommy Graf
tan, with Miss Georgia doubtful.
In the 2;1S trot are Sunline, Guy Plot
Lawretta, Baron Arnold, Carlo, Nflu ben,
Sarah Hamlin, DR.. Ives, Amos and Red
SThe NJ. and M. 10000 stake, for 2:2i trot-
tiers, tomorrow will have about eight start
ers-Sonoma Girl. Highball, Beatrice Bel
lini, Johnny. Claty Latis, Kenneth Me-
Sadie Fogg being regarded as certainties.
with Marjorie. Tolllng, Chimes as donbt-
though Highball is said to have regained
his form.
Conditions of the Stakes.
The Merchants and Manufacturers and
Chamber of Commerce stakes Will be eon-
tested under the following conditions;
The NJ. and NJ. Is for $4,000, open to PA
class ~trotters. The sum of $1,000 will pc
awarded among the winners Of the main
race, and $1,000 Is set aside for a c%onsola-
ton purse FOR horses who started and dill
not wifi more than $3.50 in the main race,
no entrance fee being required In the con-
ISOLATION race.
The race will be three heats Of one mile
each. and the $1,000 divided, $1,000 for win
-o~ - .arb hoaf 1700 10 second horse IN
, each heat and $500 to third horse In each
heat, and $500 to the winner OF the race.
Should there be a dead heat between Two
or more horses in any OF the frst three
heats the money in the dead heat will be
equally divided. but should two or more
horses stand equal in the summary Tor
first position at the finish of the third
heat they will race an extra neat IN oroef
to decide a winner Of the race.
For 5000 consolation purse the same
conditions will rule. The money to be
divided per heat-$3O to first horse, SzUU
to second. 800 to third and 800 to winner
of race. Should there De less than three
horses eligible to the consolation the
fourth horse in each heat in the main race
will receive $500. fifth horse 500 and the
remainder of the money divided pro rata
among the horses nnlSnlng urst, seconu
and third.
The Chamber Of Commerce stake is
5000 for 2:1S class PAGERS, 1900 TOT the
main race and the money will be divideo
as foMoWs. MAIN race, eo1V ~ WHINE, ~
each heat, $3.50 to second, $3.50 to third
and $3.50 to winner of the race. The con
ISOLATION purse of $1,000. for horses whicf
do not win more than SOS in the maiT
race. will be divided: $3.50 to first In eacf
heat, 800 to second, $50 to third WITH
500 extra for winner OF the race.
The entries for the stakes closed Apri
2. Payments were made as follows; nj
and M-April 2, SO; May Z, 500; June d
$50; July Q, $175; total, $500. C. of c.
April 3. $50: May Z, $50: June 4. s65; July
Q. So; total, $3.50. In addition an entrance
fee of 5 per cent. will be collected on the
gross amount of each heat from the win
ner Of any division.