The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-19
WINDSOR 5 COURSE
A MECCA TUESDAY
Re-Dedieation Of Canadian Track by
Trotters and PAGERS Is SEIZED
uled For 2 ,. n.

Windsor's summer trotllnS meet
ing. the greatest outside Of the grand
circuit, opens Tuesday ana. II the
weather is good, the meeting snCuiu
be the best ever held IN the fast
track across the river. Stables mat
are engaged III all the big stakes
from Detroit 10 Lexington are on hand
and famous drivers, rich owners ana
followers CT the sport are here from
all over the country TO take part IN
the rededication or the splendid racing
Plant across the river tomorrow.
The trainers unite in pronourcing
Windscrs one OF the best equipped
and most inviting race tracks they
ever have visited Nothing has been
spared 10 oeautify the place and make
II comfortable for both men dnc
horse. and the arrangements for the
trotting meeting are III line with the
physical betterments.
In addition 10 the stables OF Geers.
Macy, Murphy. Snow. Cox. hyde,
Valentine, Nuckols and others well
known down the big line are some or
the best OF the half-milers, and the
clash will be OF interest. Many De
troit people are anxious to see now
Little Dick, owned by Joe Adams, OF
this city. Nill perform in tirst-ei lass
company Last week he trimmed a
bunch OF side wheelers at Rockport
and helped the Hopkins contingent
get even after a bad session with
kingmore. Nutlear and Little Red.
Hopkins also will race his good trot-
ter Little Red, and the PAGERS idol
Star, Shadeland Nutlear and King
more. j. - Dodge. the Orangeburg
y. Y, millionaire, who has raced at
Flint. Pontiac and Port Huron In sue
cession, will try out Jennie Constan.
tine, Orangeburg and King Cole III
high society. Others from the MALT
mile tracks are Villema. Capt. White,
Sunday Belle. Raymond s.. Matte
Chimes. Nettie Powers. Stonewall. Col
ege King, ulu Mack. Sidney r., Wa
Wa, Elk Girl, Billy W. and lot more
with speed.
Racing begins at o'clock sharp,
the horses 10 be called at 1880, and
the events and entries for the opening
day are as follows:
2:21 CLASS PACING, 3 IN 5-Tte
Bosun or Dan wilkes, Walter b. Coz.
Dover. n. H.: c. The Limit. George
II. Estabrook. Denver; Masterpiece or
Halle Direct, L. f. Geers, Memphis:
Star Patchen or Hamiin Chimes, ",
l.. Snow, Hornell, y. Y; Victocr NJ, j.
Messmore. Utica, Mich; Axtara. Chas.
Maybee. Tillsonburg, Ont; Bonnie j.,
John Johnson. New Holland, o.; Lula
Mack. c. Barrett, Parkhill, Ont; Sid
ney r., G.. s. McGarvin, Chatham,
Ont; Wa Wa, II. II. Eeadiey, Gook5-
town, Ont
2:11 CLASS TROTTING, in Sin
nerguard or Alice Roosevelt I. W.
Murphy. Poughkeepsie, n. Y; Coun-
try Jay George II. Estabrook, Denver,
Col: Teasel, f. F. Geers, Memphis;
Peter Balta, W. L. Snow. Hornell, n.
Y: Mae Heart, Fred Hyde. New Ha-
ven, Conn; Demarest, A. Wittc. FL
more. o.; Nelcyone, Frank Howell,
Poughkeepsie. n. Y.
2:07 CLASS. PACING. 2 in 3-Bar.
on Whips or George Gano. Thos. ".
Murphy. Poughkeepsie. ~ v; Milton
S.. Jr. or Shakespeare, Walter r. Cox.
Dover. y. H.; Arthur j., 2:07%, f. r.
Geers, Memphis: Hat Raven or Point
Burglar. W. l.. Snow. Hornell, n. Y;
Richard Grattan, Grattan Stock Farm,
Prairie View. H.. Rollins. George c
LOOMS. Minneapolis. Mimi. Sir Mil
ton, John Jackman. Toledo, Matte
Chimes. 2:07 IL, F. W. Toor Dunn
Vile, Ont.