The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-09-15
GOOD CROWD OUT
Large Attendance at the Fair
This Afternoon.
An Excellent Programme Fro
vided for Races.
AN NTNTERESTING SHOW
Fine Horses, Cattle and Hogs
Prove Attractive.
Tomorrow a Record CroW0 LIS
Expected.
ANINTERESTING SHOW

tomorrow Is
and from the dope that is being hand
I'd our at the fair grounds and race
track today the races will be some OIL
the Iivelfest ever held in the state. rms
morning practically all of the entrles
on the three-year-old pace ana trot
we're out in a muscle easing contest "A
big crowd of dopesters surrounded the
track this morning and in groups OF
twos and threes they discussed the
latest on condition. marks ana
''class." ,-,,-
The three-year-olds out this s, morn no r,ne
ing for fresh air and warming cams
right M to advance notices. II ls
piyen out right from the training
camps'' that in the three-year-oId trol
tomorrow Sam Goldsteln 1Dy nIs If If
wood, owned by w. A. WllnalllS, 3, f of
Kansas iCty, willooze away from az oI
them. He is expected to take nrst
money. Frank Stickney OF "ayns, IaLlsa
Neb.. has had both Allie and dlNIe
Medium out for the prelimintaarles. II
is thought that HIKE will be scratc4 ~
ed and Allie will come IN neck ~
neck with the leader. o,,a~x,-
In the three-year-old pace, every
thing is conceded to Charmond. VINO
is owned by John McQuaig OF Iuisa,
0k1a Charmond has been taking
FIRST money right along an oFel faa1 us as
country and even the ot1clals IeeI aS
though she will come under aheao o.
the rest Charmond was out tnis
morning most of the morning ana won
out in a number OF inlorLtat lI t;I,,e ~ W. was
she given the whip. Charmond Is one
of those racers who had rather run
through the fence than nave dnyln
pass her-and they say tnat sue nSe Ss
never had occasion To run I'LL 7A
Governor Young. black horse BY
Governor strong, owned by w. y;
Foot of Dallas, Texas, is also eApoIue oo-,,eS
IA ST time, He COMES
here with some mighty good ma no
and the horsemen have put conslu cht1sar
abIe faith in him. Mabel Cox, anotner
STaxas uroduct was out this morning
and made a good impression All nave
good records The dope mas II ina
-fbe southern horses are going to make
away with everything In the lhIeo
vear-old pace tomorrow.
In the 2:18 trot for a $1,000 stake
tomorrow everything is gong Ior
Pat MY Boy, a brown gelding py jazz dTla
daw, owned by c. s Gleed OF oPonH, toTse
This is about the only topeka morse
with anv confidence behind him LOT
the races tomorrow. 1t is reared Una.
frank H. Foster. who owns Happy Hps;y
Jack. another Jackdaw proquct, ~or fnr
scratch. There are some hopes TOT
Sorinne I,uding, a black mare owned
bv E. H Gibson of this city. 5
Teddy r., brown geldlng, ownea "a
by Mrs, NJ N; Hogan gfa1opite Ti h"'rd9 Teddy was
oi1t in all glory this morning and at
tracted lots of attention. Peter Red,
owned bv w. A. Williams OF Kansas
City, is another bidder Tor nEst +to4 hloh4I 4be
The horsemen have it doped that the
race will lie between the above mel en-
+ionad with odds favoring Pat My
Boy.
THE 2.14 trot will be held tomor-
,-o,1- instead of Friday. This is fast |
mace with a $400 purse Inc entrles
ren not be given out until just before
the race tomorrow, accorolng 70 tue
officials. There has been consloeraple 's
IaI-e not arrived in the city The
speed superintendent is also out OF
town and nothing definite is known
The track will be in great shape III
,,o+bing hanpens 1t was in the very |
hest of condition this afternoon and |
the races were classy. me e9ls C9dlpleee
program for tomorrow Is as 1olloWs;
o-1S mace purse. $4OV
3-vear-old trot, stake. 500 |
S-year-old pace. stake $4,000 9o0 oo
Z furlongs ''''' 1Oo
6 furlongs ..--...-....' 10O 00
2:14 pace, purse. .:........:... 4oV
rectIy as can possibly be given at the
present time are as follows:
stake No. S-3-Year-Old Pace, $500.
Laura Gambrel. b. M. by Gam
briel ] S. Liggett, Wichita, Kan.
2-Sprague Allison, ch. s., by Al
bert Allison, P. II. schivell, Moberly,
s-Eva Medium, b. b.. by Union
Medium. Jr-, Frank E. stickney'
4gKentucky Queen. b. M, by Ken
lucky Jerry, Geo. w. Mccormack,
Clay Center. Kan
5EDoctor Russell. ch. c. by Russell
Harden, DIR. o. G. Burton, Arm
s@Beauty Bells, blk, m.. by Ki-ti
BeIlss H M. whitmer. Omaha. Neb.
John Mcouaig. Tulsa. Okla
S-MabeI Cox b. m. by Precepter,
W. L. Cox. Dallas. Tex.
Gov. Young, blk. h, by Gov.
Strong, W. o. Foot, Dallas, Tex.
No. 4-S-Year-Old. 2:sO Trot, $500.
Sam Goldstein. b. h. by High
wood, w. A. Williams. Kansas City,
Robert saey b. c.. by McEl
Roberts, S. L. Bracken. Phillipsburg,
Kan.
Billy Alora. b. G.. by Borealora.
Allison stock farm, Lexington Okla
4.-Hixie Medium, b. m, by Union
Medium, Frank e. Stickney. Wayne,
Neb.
5-Allie Medium, blk, s., by Union
Medium, Frank E. Stickney. Wayne,
6ZZLassie, b. m. by Cuylercoast, H.
M. Whitmer. Omaha. Neb.
1-Valpa Dale. g. c., by Dale
Axworthy. NJ L. Williams. Pekin. III.
S-Grant McGregor, b. h.. by Aaron
McGregor, VIM. Bradbury, Topeka,
Kan.
Get Their Money Back.
A large number of people who
came to the city for the races yester-
day and were disappointed on account
OF the postponement, raised quite a