Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-09-28
CLASSY ENTRIES
FOR FAIR RACES
At OLYMPIC PARK.
Horses Will Try for HonOrs and
Stakes Tuesday, Wednesdays
and Thursday-Best Racing
Stock in the East Entered.

Stock III the East nttIeu
A BOUT one hundred entries haveN
"A been received for the trotting.4s
So pacing and running races on thesi
fast half-mile track at Olympic Parkssq
where a big race meet is to be o
Quoted next week during the New Jer-M
sey State fair. The best racing stocoA
in the several classes is represented#
in the lists for the various races, andH
sensational performances are expectedN
each day.. The complete entries, as ana
nounced today by the fair managemen0l
through superintendent William WalH
Weaver, of the speed department, araH
as follows:
Tuesday, October 4. !
Glass 1 (2:30 trot, best three in fivaH
heats, purse $300)-Teddy Wilkes, C. So
John H. VanNess, Warwick, N. Y.T,
Arbitrant, b. M, j. f. Rogge, ELIAS
beth; Detective, b. g., John Gregorys,
Newark; Matte H., blk. M, Johng
Sutton, station B, Long Branch; Elec-s
trio Spark, b. M, d. j.. O'Leary, Pass
sale; Daily v, blk. M, K. l.. Rymansw
W~hitehouse; Nathan Hale, b. g., George
Stengle, Newark; Hugh Alcyoner, ST.
g., John Petrie, Paterson; LaurieS
Worthy, S. M, c. d. V. RomondtH.
Pompton Plains; Bel Brooke, b. m..S
DIR. C. e. Edmunds, Ardsley, n. Y; Irts
For Luck, b. M, Smith, South Orange5T
Seilah Grafton, M. O. Schaeffer, Mun-S
roe, N. Y; Helen Kale, b. M, j. VIZ
Gyles, Paterson; Florida, CHI. M, Gil<s
bert Haight, White Plains; Fort or~A
ange, b. g., George d. Sherman, Syra-s
...1 NJ " IJ11oo Nalcon IN ~
Hutchings, Westfield.
Glass 2 (2:19 pace, best three in fvesss
heats, purse $3OO)-Tim Thurman, b. g..
j. Doles, New York city; Little Belle.
b. M, Jacob Klein, Jersey City; Bessie6
Burns, blk. m, Jacob Klein. JerseyAu
City; Lady Bonanza, TO. M, Thomasa
Brantigan, Plainfield; Marion D., b. m. AZ
JohnFaulks, Jersey City; Peerless Petesi
6. g., Bergen Horse Company, Jersey
City; Earl Wilson, b. g., Arthur c.
Hensler, Newark; Lady Vincent, b. m.sg
Theodore Pope, Freehold; The Mark, BE-
e., W. w. Brown, Ardsley, N. Y; Magic
Prince, w. H. Leese, Paterson; Lady
c., CHI. M, Ward, Bloomfield; Foxy
Todd, b. g., william r. Hutchings,
Westield; Jones Gentry, Brook Farms
Tuxedo, N. Y; Laura B., RobinsonA
Paterson.
Glass 4 (2:25 pace, best 3 in 8 heatsss
purse $~3O0)-Billy X, b. g., Sylvester
Mitchell, Morristown; Frank c., b. ga
John w. Van Ness, Warwick. N ~
AL Hagen, b.. g., j. D. Halstead, Pass
sale; Maxfield Patchen. br. h.. Theo+
dore T. Maxfield, Bloomfield; Carrie LIS
blk M, Cranley & McDermitt, Mont+
clair; Quality, b. g., ]. Monzo, Newarka
Ravenwood, blk. m, H. P. Cortelyous
Princeton; Budweiser Girl, b. m, John
w. Smith, Paterson; Jew Bell, br. g.,
william Morris, Long Branch; Primes
Heston. b. h., Eugene McLaughlinsr
New Brunswick; The Mark, b. g.,
w. w. Brown, Ardsley, N. Y; Sidney
Direct, S. e., C. S. Wells, Carteret ave.
nue., Newark; Lady Elkwood, George
Pattison, East Orange; Carry Wall
nut, r. M, Gilbert Haight, White
Plains, N. T.; Brother Prince, b. g.,
Clarence B. Smith, Westield; Frank
Plummer, 6. g., Hunt Brothers, New
ark.
Class 5 (2:17 trot, best three in five
heats, purse $300)-Baronward King, b.
M, Charles E. Lawrence, Smithtown
Branch; Afford ", CHI. e., Bergen
Horse Company. Jersey City; DR.. Bill,
CHI. g., Adolph Schleur, Montclair; Colin,
b. g., Henry Keener, Elizabeth; Con-
STAINS, b. m. ]. w. Gyles. Paterson;
Alexander p, b. h., Gilbert Haight,
White Plains, N. Y; The Sultan, blk.
G., Arthur Hensler, Newark; The Pat-
entee, b. g., Charles e. Lawrence
Smithtown Branch.
Glass IL (free-for-all trot and pace,
three in five, purse $300)-Ivan B., b. g.,
A. j. Sweeney, Bayonne; Pinchen
Wiki. Walter Hartnig, Jersey City;
Arrow, b. g., Bergen Horse Company,
Jersey City; Strongheart, br. g., ]. M.
Hardy, Plainfield; Aaron B., CHI. e.,
Blair, Plainfield; Walter Hal,
g.. g.. Brook Farm, Tuxedo, N. Y; Min
ME NJ, CHI. M, H. L. Murray, Goshen,
N. Y; Oriania, blk. M, E. Mclaughlin.
New Brunswick; Darkey, b. g., Robins
son, Paterson.
Thursday, October @.
Glass 8 (2:22 trot, best three in five
heats. purse $300)-The Patentee, blk.
s., Charles e. Lawrence, Smithtown
Branch; Pot Roast, b. g.. A. & H. L.
Horton, Newark; Maud c., b. m, Hunt
Bros, Newark; Detective, b. e., John
Gregory, Newark; The Sultan, blk. e.,
Arthur Hensler, Newark; Romeo, br. s.,
Wallace Kennerd, East View, N. Y;
Laurie Worthy, s. M, C. d. B. Ro-
mandt, Pompton Plains; Tommy, s. e..
John B. Gougherty, Morristown; Bell
Brook. b. M, DR.. C. e. Edmunds, Ards
ley, N. Y; Handy Andy. b. g., Anthony
F. Gerber, Newark; Esther B., b. M, e.
Bodenweiser, East Orange; In For
Luck, Smith, South Orange; Golden
Means, M. o. Schaeffer, Monroe; Alex
ander p, b. h., Gilbert Haight, White
Plains, N. Y; Florida, CHI. h, Gilbert
Haight, White Plains, N. Y; Sudan,
q. u. Sherman, Syracuse, N. Y; Helen
Nelson, William B. Hutchings, Vest
Held; Lady Katrina, Brook Farm. Tux
edo, N. z; Alvin F., Brook Farm, Tex
edo, N. Y.
Glass 8, 2:15 pace. best 8 in s heats.
purse ~SSOO)-Judy ". s., b. M, william
Z. Bell, Catskill, N. Y; C. II. r., b. e.
w. j. Ready, New York city; Lillian
W., CHI. m, John Gregory, Newark;
Lazy Kate, b. m, Jacob Klein, Jersey
city; Strongheart, br. G., ]. M. Handy.
~Plainheld; Orianna, blk. M. Eugene
M~cLoughlin, New Brunswick; Lady
vincent b. m, Theodore Pope, Freehold:
Aaron B., CHI. g., A. c. Blair, Plain
Held; Magic Prince. WiIiar, Tn ao.o