The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-05-13
HORSEMENS BIG
DAY WILL Be HERE
SATURDAY NEXT
After Fine Parade, Program of
Brushes Will Be Held on
Speedway.
BY WALTER E. ERLER.

Horsemen and horses alike are fit
and ready for the tenth annual parade
of h Road Drivers Association on
Saturday. The event promises to be one
OF the best in the history of this spler.-
did organization. DIR. Wander Roess.
who erved as grand marshall last year.
has again been placed in the same D
city by the committee, and a better
man would be hard TO find. He viii be
assisted by the following gentlemen:
l. f. Evans, e. Stewart Rich, A. r.
Boylan. c. A. Nardine, Leroy Brandt.
]. c. Elsie, c. F. Yerkes, II. t. Budd. a.
NJ. Decker, =. c. James, Theodore Max
field. J.. y. johnson, r. T. Crane. Thomas
Hoy, Stanley Daggett. r.. Il. Schmidt.
H w Woodward, A. H. Dae. Henry
Day. Fred Lloyd, Oscar Budd. II. stat
ford. DR., J. E. Pollard. \. Ogden. 4.
Carlyle, Henry Berry and W. II. Roll.
The parade committee has had its final
meeting and reports every detail COM
plete. The number of entries received
would indicate that this ears event
will surpass any previous effort. A bat
allion Of mounted police will act as an
escort.
The parade will form at James street
and the line OF march will be through
Washington place to Broad street. 10
Clinton avenue, to Avon avenue, to Hill
side avenue TO Clinton avenue, to
Springfield avenue. I~ryington, then 70
Speedway. The parade will start
promptly at 1880 o'clock. First division,
single horse, one-man wagon. viii form
on Burnett street, low stnumber resting
on James street: second division. single
horse. two-man wagon, win form on
Plane street, lowest number resting on
James street: third division, ladies' only
to drive, will form on Washington
street. lowest number resting on north
side of James street; fourth division,
teams, one or two persons in wagon,
viii form on Eagles street. lowest num-
Der resting on James street; fifth diyi-
sion. Surveys, traps, tandems. etc. will
form on Washington street. lowest
number resting on Washington place;
sixth division, pony outfits. to be driven
by children, will form on Essex street,
low est number resting on James street.
At the conclusion of the parade there
will be several class events over the
Speedway for rosettes-
Brushes ON the Speedway.
AS usual. brushes are TO be heiG on the
Speedway after the parade The commit
zee has arranged for eight classes. equally
divided between the trotters and the
PAGERS. James NJ. Beldon is TO he the
Colonel Edward s. Edwards and former
President Adam 4. Groel The timer,
are to be John o Stearns and 4. NJ
Guerin- The program follows
Class 1 dree-for-ail riot. haIf-mile tc
wsson)aDewey Ensign, q e. John Tay-
I'M. Ell Z + +. Msxfieid. e'e' o's''
Glass 2 tfree-for-aii pace, half-mile to
Chief. III 2 S. Decker; Rebe. blk m
Class 5 d:o7 ,tret. haif-mile TO Nasonl-
ch. g.. Sam Dressler Robert Il Jr... D. e.
O.. a. OIL, .ir. Highland Laddie. blk. Z,
Class / d:soi pace. halfsmile, 70 w~agonl
". b. Atwater; Billy D.. b Z 6. K.
Class ; nao trot. haIf-rnile to wagonl44
Cataract br g n A Sswxer; pr pr BIZ,
Bodenweiser; Don, 70. e {. 7. lawrence
LADY Trivol. blk. m. John Taylor, Lady
Bryan. b. M, G. a. Obi, jr.. Johnnie Har-
vafd. ch. =. H. ". Armstrong. Queen
h. h. John ]. Bonsher: Retriever, hr. g,
Class s ITO pace. half-mile to wagon
Lady Elkwood. b. m George Paitinson;
Gresor. CHI. 9. H 4. Jaeger; Mamie
iHufcheIow, b. M. e. A. Zusf; Carrie l.,
blk. M. James Fallon-
Glass I 1:l5 trot, h~alf-mile 70 wagon
? Dickens Boy, b. e.. J.. +. McDonortgh
Bonnie Benton. br; m; g F. Lawrence
Glass S 1s15 pace, hsIf-mIle to. wagon
Zen Webster hlk, e. sam prs zis,n & baesY
Gus Detzler, Billy r. b. e, Sylvester
Mitchell.