The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-06-10
FREE AS THE AIR
ARE MATINEE RACE
MEETINGS OF FUTURE
DRIVERS CLUB WILL THROW
OPEN GATES TO The
PUBLIC
THE WINNERS OF WEDNESDAY
Long List Of Nominations for Open
ing Race Meet of Juiy-BIa celebra-
tion is Planned for the Glorious
FoGrth

Fourtn
The second of a series of matine,
races to be held at South Side parl
during the summer was pulled of
Wednesday, the following being the
way they finished:
Glass A, Pacing
Won by w. E. Britton, driving the
bay gelding, Turner D. W. M. Tolley
with Kidnap Girl close second, Allie
Kftrell, with Blackie K, third.
Glass 3, Trottlns
H. c. Crunk, b.h., Patchen Mayo,
First. Hugh Shelton, chm. Allyne,
Second.
Class C, Trottina
Won by Bob Williams, B. H. Albar.
Alfred Thomas behind b.h. High Hen
ry a good second; Mr.. Britton driv-
ing the b.h. John M, third All of the
three heats we're run in this race. Mr..
Thomas taking the second heat in a
drive through the stretch, but could
not connect in the final heat. Time:
1:15; 1:15;1:121z.
Class D, Trotting
Won by F. S. Wheeler, behind
his roam mare, Mabel Guard. Col. Hig-
don, with Henry Jones second and
Allie Kittrell with Lady Grace third.
Following the meeting the Maury
County Drivers Club held a meeting
with vice president F. S. Wheeler pre-
siding The club named the follow
ing committees:
Handicapping-Dr. w. P. Woodbridge,
F. S. Wheeler, John P. McGaw.
Rules and BY Laws-Alfred Thomas,
R. NJ Williams, John P. McGaw, and
he following professional drivers as
IN advisory committee: R. 8. Thorn
rs, Ben whitehead, John E. Walker.
Public Free
The Club decided to let down the |
,ars to the public and at future meet
ngs no admission fee will be charged.
t is expected that this liberal conces-
ion will bring out a big crowd. 1t
vas also decided to hold meetings on
very Wednesday during the summer.
'wo out of every three of these meet
ngs will be held at South Side lark
nd the third at Mt Pleasant. The
ext meet will be held here on next
Wednesday.
A number of horsemen from without
be county have joined the club and
little later in the season several
lies county horsemen will ship their
trings here to participate in these
leetings weekly.
For the extra race meet to be held ,
! July Manager McGaw announces /.
lghty-four entries, with more than
lirty drivers. This will be the open !,
lg Of the Southern circuit, and horses !,
ON a number of states will enter. :
he following horsemen have made
ominations, some of them entering :
rings of nearly twenty:
Ewell Farm. Spring Hill; Geo. e.
anks, Jr., Winchester Tennessee;
est View Farm, Pulaski, Tenn; Jno.
:. Thomas, Nashville, Tenn; j. P.
ussell, Jr, Stevenson, Ala; P. H.
Winchester, Tenn; w. e.
lister, Winchester, Tenn; Thomas &
'hitehead, Columbia, Tenn; Geo. N
arham, Gallatin, Tenn; C. B. Tan
y, Agt., Chattanooga, Tenn, 1913 u
cCallie Ave-; Jas. P. Hanratty, Oak
'ove, Ken; S. L. Taylor, Jackson, s
iss., W. Jackson St., Box $685. Jno.
Fitzgerald, Spring Hill, Tennessee; c
R. Peed, Mt Sterling. KY; E. R. s
tile, Mt. Sterling, KY; Jas. A. P
,ans, Pulaski Tenn; Ben L. Eslick, P
lasli, Tenn; Waldorf Stable, Nash M
lie, Tenn; w. N. McCrary, waverly, N
nm; F. Kimbro & Son, Murfrees- T.
70, Tenn; Jno. E. Walker, Column ie
!, Tenn; Alex w. Mckay, Fayette- B,
lie, Tenn; Geo. @. Stiles, Agt.,
me, Ca; B. F. Giddens, Bufords, X
nnessee, c. G. Thomas, Winchester,
nm; s. L. Branch, Pulaski, Tenn; -
e. Branch, Bishop, Ca; H. NIL
ayes, Winston-Salem. N. c.; Wal
e & Moore, Cheraw, 8. c.; Geo. F.
Ire, winston-Salem, N. c.; Homer
derson, Pulaski, Tenn; Walton PA
IN. Falls Mills. Va; G. C. Ander-
!, Mt. Sterling, Ky.
uly 4th will be the occasion of one
the biggest meetings of the year.
} Fair management will put on a ret
nber of special races, for which sti
d purses will be hung up. The pre-
vers' Club will also feature num- ths
of events. There will be an all the
meeting, with baseball and other Fa
door sports thrown in. For this COZ
,ting handsomely engraved invita- on
q have been sent all the horsemen but