The Washington herald., 1909-07-04
GOOD DRAGGING CARDED
BrightwOOd and Other Near
by Tracks Active.
MATCH FOR siOO A SIDE
StOneStreet's Eddie b. and Emery
stone VIII Meet at BrightwOod.
Complete List OF Entries for Burke
and FOrreStviIle Races-Other Har-
ness Notes for Lovers OF sport.

There VIII be trotting. pacing. and run
ming at Brightwood F0rrestvlle. and
Burke to-morrow.
The feature az Brightwood VII be the
race between Eddy b. owned by F. X
Stonestreet. and Emerystone. owned by
T. c. Daniels This is a match for 500
side. haf-miie heats. three IN i've. Mr.
Daniels viii drive Emerystone. Frank
Thomas VIII drive Eddy 3.
There Is sls0 on the Brightwooe card
2.S0 tr0t OF pace and a free-for-au trot
or pace. Grace D, owned by Louis Col
lns. Bonnie Lassie owned by John F.
Javinss Sailor Wilkes. owned by W E
Miller: Alma. owned by z. F. Hall. Min
ME. owned by Charles smith. and Patrice
McGregor. owned by T. J. Ryan. are an
nOunced as the starters IN the 2.s8 affair.
while John F. Javins' Robin Hood.
Charles FiEecum's Fred Wilkes. George
.Goodacre's Harry Madden. and T. p
Nolan:s Mary S. VIII be the starters in
the free-eor-aH
Races az Burke, Va.
The programme for the days sport al
the Copperthite track. Burke. Va. IS a
good one The feature IS a match be-
tween Miss Mary. owned by Mace Joyce.
and Jennie Blue. owned by E F. Han.
OF this city. and Lady Cozine. owned by
F. J. Combs. Of Le0nardt0wn. Nd. This
Is race for two-year-old hllies. miie
heats. three in I've for a stake Of 500
winner take an There has been a vast
amount OF speculation concerning the OUT
HaInu Of g Haa %
the Joyce hlly Is the o7se thar wiz set the
pace for the race Mr. joyce saws his
mare has had every attention Ia her
preparation f0r the struggle; that she Is
IN the best sort OF form; thar she has
shown speed thai warrants him % believe
thar she can win and thRt II she loses. ne
viii have none but one eXplanatio1-that
she was beaten by a better horse
There is also on the Burke card a
1-I5 event. IN which Henry Copperhite-s 6
Ada D., 2:I5It; Patrick O'KeeEe's Z. J. K.
2-16ti. E F. Halls Venus. 2-fS. DR.. Her
bert Kings Red Rock 2-1sla. and Austin
Lotus Black Patchen. 2-21G. viii be the
starters
A Pr trot VIII have as starters William
McHenry's Country Jake. George Hi
lcary's Miss Nina. Grifith Hineary' s
Howard O.. and Henry Copperhlte's s
lAraA ErkeEa HAl4E mixed HlLaAr
viii bring 20 the wire Henry Copperhfte's s
Myron c. and Ida Medium. and z. F.
Halls Miss HObson and Sweetheart
A dash Of q half-mile and another one
OF i've furlongs for running horses viii
complete the day al Burke
4 card OF six races has been made
I'D for the new Sansbury track at For
restville, Nd The chief event IS a match
between ". E. Miller's Kusheu. Els:
r. J. 'Claggett's Carricita. 2.21it; J. E.
SansbUTy's LinkwOOd May. 2-1sis and
Chris HelWig's JUrosh, 2,I5ls. These are
the four fastest trOtters in this vicinity
The race Is Tor a stake Of $500 winner
take ali
There is also on the Forrestvine pro-
gramme a match running event that
promises a lot Of interest. This is be-
tween John Sl2ck's Chaperone. R J.
Claggett's Fish Hook. and George Hunt
ington's Twister, for 800 a corner. winner
10 take all.
There VIII be a mixed 80 affair, IN
which DR.. John Richardson's Bob r.
". E. AIiller's TriXy. Frank Z. Tippetts
Red Princess. and John KOogle's William
X. VIII start. and there viii be two
harness and one running event for horses
owned n Prince George County.