Evening journal., 1910-07-18
Tomorrow viii See Open
ing Here of Circuit
Racing Season

This week will usher in the circuit
racing season of 1910 in earnest, local
and nearby campaigners will race at
Wilmington, on the New Jersey and
Delaware circuit. opening tomorrow,
for four days run, while the follow
ers of the king of the half-milers."
the Lake Erie circuit. will move from
Ohio back into Pennsylvania. making
four days stop at Erie, also to open
on Tuesday.
One hundred and seventy-ive horses
from seven states will start in the
local meet. There will be three races
each day, all purses $500 each. r. r.
Biggs, of Baltimore, will start the
horses at 1.30 o'clock each day.
The entries are noteworthy because
of the large number of local horses
that will compete. Two of the events,
24O pace and 2.40 trot, on the first
and last day, will be for Delaware
horses solely. The purses for these
races will be $3.50 each. The purses in
all the other classes will be $500
The races each day will be-
Tuesday. 2.4O pace for Delaware
horses; 2.15 pace; 2.30 trot. Wednes-
day. 2.22 trot; 2.14 trot; 2.19 pace.
| Thursday, 2.20 trot; free-for-all; 2.25
| pace. Friday, 240 trot for Delaware
horses; 2.1S trot, 2.26 trot.
The entries in the 2.4O pace are
Mary Kathryne. Joseph Quigley, Will
mington; Bill Williams, It. f. Lynch.
Wilmington; Wagner, W. II. Wallace,
! Wilmington; Dora 'Thorne. J. c. Boul-
den. Wilmington; Brownie b., and
Barnetta B.. Biggs and Peacock, Mid
dletown; The Kid, G. 7. Satterfield
Townsend; Hertha and Torino Wilkes
A. H. Tyson, Wilmington.
The 240 trot entries are: Direct
Vista, Garden Marin. Wilmington;
Black Prince, T. F. Lynch. Whining
ton; Alice MonBels, H. V. Buckson
St Georges; Amo. J. II. Meredith, VIII
mingtOn; Lynn c., A. n Tyson, VIII
mington; Elsmere, Jr.. w. c. Ennis
Wilmington.
The Feature Eventsa
The best races are likely to be the
215 pace on Tuesday. the PA troi
on Wednesday; the free-fOr-all Oh
Wednesday and the 21S trot on Fri
day. Following are the entries:
2.15 pace: pure $500. Paul Pry, b
g., J. G.. Hartmann. Wilmington, Del.
Hokes Lee. b. m. w. G. West, Sylmar
Md; Sweetheart, blk. m. H. DuttOn
Wilmington, Del. Barrow Wilton, br
e. J. F. O'Neal, Mt. Cuba, Del Mabe
c., b. m. J. II. Meredith, Elwyn, Pa
Maxine Payne. Dr. m. II. B. Dunnel
hackey Pottstown, Pa; 3rookle
Chimes, b. m. w r. Steele, agent
Richmond, Va; Hattie @. ro nl Biegl
! & Peacock, Middletown, Del Little
Babe of Co. G. b. &. c. S. Middagh
Miflin. Pa; Toxic. br Eugene Nc
Laughlin, New Brunswick n. j.; Pro
digal Son, br g. G. r. Satterheld
Townsend. Del; Guy, b. e.. #. Moore
Mortonville, Pa; Hertha, b. m A. II
Tyson, Wilmington. Del; Lindei
Wheeler. b. g.. II. Ashby, oxford. Pa
Winaway, b. m. S. Peddy & Co. Salem
N. j.; Ellen Brown, b. m. H. R. Ty
son. Newark, Del. Zimmerman, b. E
H. r. Tyson, Newark. Del.
214 Trot-Purse $500. Colone
Wallace, br. g., Garden Farm, vii
mington. Del; Dossie Villiers, br. m
> Garden Farm. Wilmington, Del; Mis-
J Griffith, b. m, A. B. Coke, Paoli, Pa.
: R. T. c., ch. g, Biggs and Peacock
! Middletown, Del; Derby Boy, b. &
G. NJ. White, Lansdale, Pa; The Out
] law, b. g., H. w. Davis, Camden, \
t j.; Charlie Mitchell, ch. g.. II. R. tn
son. Newark, Del; Guy Rector, bll