The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-13

IS READY FOR
THE ri OPENING

: programme An
The State
), The city Is now filled with visitors
for the fair that opens hero to-mor
row. On Friday. September g. the
first speed horses came here from
Clarksburg. This was Colonel Thos
. B. Davis string from Ke..-se. On Fri
day the next bunch OF horses came
.. from Wheeling. III this consignment
! there were two carloads. Saturday
four carloads camo in and yesterday
more OF the oval goer; were unlead.
ed south OF the Fair Ground and were
led to their stableD.
/ The entry lists SHOWS that the en-
tries number two hundred and FOUR
teen, making the biggest racing rro-
Eramme,, In West Virginia. Among
these horses are some OF the hest cam
Ipaigners to be found In the racing
business. Mimic, the horse that Set
a new record for I'll other hurses :nnt
race In this State. Is OH the ground
ready to beat his best effort, at Par.
kersburs recently where he broke the
State record. r.
w. L. Rhodes string that has been
going ever since spring taking in mon
ey for the owner. is among the likely
winners at the Fairn,ont :necting.
The horse barns are all filed with
the best Apeelers t'nat ms ever been
brought together All the .horses
seem to be In prime condition. The
horsemen looked over the track yes
terday and agreed that 1t was the fast
est thack that they. had seen tlis year.
1t was their opini IN, that new records
would be established mere.
Yesterday wasfa busy day a. the
grounds. All Of the available teams
were on the; grountl hauling the equip
ment of the exhibitors to their places.
Mucn live stock came in and all was
taken to the barns. Sheds and pens.
The inability of the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad company In getting ex-
press cars to move the horses earlier
did not get mere until today. All tho
day Superintendent Harry B. Clark
was busy getting the horres under his
charge to their places. ,5E!
The live stock exhibit will far sur
pass that of last year. The cattle
number many more than were here
at the last exhibit. Herefords. Ayr
shires and PolleG Angus were the.
he e rns ~, u ,,ea ,,,d er,,,.. +ha ,,,.;+nre
plenty of room to see splendid spect- |
mems tnat are hero.
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ibered the other breeds. Oxford lown.
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