The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-05
NEWARKERS ENTER
FAST HORSES At
LONG BRANCH FAIR
Especial to the Evening start

LONG BRANCH. Sept. 5.-The card
today at Elkwood Park shows many
Newark entries. especially in the first
event. The entire seven entries in this
are all owned by Newark men. j. L.
Meyers Ruby Is picked to win. with
James Smith, Ids frankie for a sec
ond.
In the second race killochan is
picked; Sir Gaze looks good in the
third; Flying Machine is spoken for the
fourth; Bay Queen for the fifth; Adele
c. has Il chance in the sixth and MIN
porte, on form, should take the last.
The forecast for today is for fair
weather, and the track is in prime on
ditlon. The big attendance of old line
race men win stay over for the events
today on account of the large and gem
orally excellent field.
Entries for today:
First Race (for polo ponies. quarter
mile. 14.2 hands high and under, for
Price Hotel silver cup. entry free, to
carry $50 pounds)-J. E. Meyers Amer
icus. $50; j.. f. Meyers Ruby. $50; e.
c. Cohen's Royal Purple, $50; Peter
Haucl1, jr.'s, Fancy, $50; James Smith.
Sd's, Frankie, $50; J. Il. Pollard's Wise
man. $50; Meyer and Strauss Ameri-
go Girl. $50, and A. c. Schwarz's Co
rhine, $50.
Second Race ffor 3-ycar-olds and up
ard, selling, purse $500. $50 to second
and SO to third, 3-year-olds. TO carry
116 pounds, winner to he. sold for 800,
If for less, . pounds allowed for each
800. 1 mile and 20 rods)-R. T.. Wat
kins's Miss Delaney, 103; Lad of Lang
don, is. same owner; NJ. e. Fulton's
High Chance, 10Y; w. G.. Days Grace
Cameron, 100; j. NJ. McFadden,s Coinci-
dent, 1903: NJ. j. Waters's Sir Model.
1903; G. r. Griot's Ivanhoe, 107, and
John Duffy's K%illochan, 113.
Third Race (ponies not over 14.2
hands, purse 500, $50 to second, $50 to
third. silver cup to winner. catch
weight. 4 furlongs)-H. Kimbrough's
Miss Fancy. George Chipchase's Sir
Gaze. e. e. Cohcn's Royal Purple, ]. Il.
Pollard's Wiscmau, Miss Corinne
Schwarz's Sunlight.
Fourth Race (steeplcchase, for
Lewiston cup, with 500 added, $50 to
second and $25 to third. > miles)-J.
Colford's Flying Buttress, 165; George
Chipchase's Llanthony Boy. 162: II. O.
Bourne's Double O, 1862: Peter Hauck.
jr.'s Essex, 1872; c. Il. Dryers Riggs,
1852; W.. NJ. Dryers Coupler, 1852; Louis
Batjer's Mysterious, 1852: w. c. Hayes's
Flying Machine, 1872.
Fifth Race ~G-year-old. n-winners
in two races, purse 1915, $50 to second.
s25 to third. carry 107 pounds. 51a fur
longs)-R. w. Nelson's Lady Swift, 80;
II. w. Nelson's Bay Queen, 80; w. G..
Days -Enchantress. 90; j. l.. Muir
phys w. /, Hinch, 112; W. y. Cooper's
Adele g.. %; Elkwood Park stables
Rumsie. 90; II. Z. Ifarris's My Ma
riutch. %.
Sixth Race maidens of all ages,
purse S175. $50 to second, SIS to third.
5 furlonss)-John Dufty's Amontillado,
107: W. ID. Althouse's Judge Ermen-
trout, 1o2; H.. kimbrough. 107; w. d
Althouse's Trill. 1902; Il. w. Nelson's
Lady Swift. 81: w. y. Cooner's Adele
c.. 90: w. n. Cooper's Ardenia. 80.
Seventh Race (3-year-olds and up.
nom winners, purse $500, $50 to second.
$25 to third, 51s f~urlongs)-J. Calford's
Bulls Eye, 107; w. G. Days UNI
brella, 107; George Wickes's Dead
Gone. 102: NJ. j. Waters's Sir Model,
107; John Duffy's Amontillado. 102; W.
ID. Althouse's Octoic. 81; Judge Ermen-
trout. 81. same owner: j. McGugger
ir.'s. Workmaid, 1O7; f. NJ. Phillips's
N'Importe, 10z.