The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-09-01
Speed Program Well Balanced
Says Superintendent Kriepe.
In All Thirty-Six Foreign En-
tries Have Been Made.
DERBY is RE-OPENED.
Horses Coming From Maryland,
Virginia and Oklahoma.
Other States Included Will Be
Texas, Iowa, Illinois.

| The program for the state fair races,
| together with the entries in the purse
events, today were placed in the hands
| OF the printers. According to r. T.
| Kriepe, speed superintendent, the pro-
gram is well balanced and some of the
1asIest races in years will be seen.
ENTRIES In the purse events. aside
from horses owned by Topeka and
Kansas men include Oklahoma, Mis-
souri,. Virginia, Maryland, Texas, Iowa
| and Illinois racers-36 in all.
| Among the Topeka men who have
! entered horses in the purse races are
James Claybourne, 0. D. Hart and DR..
George c. Pritchard.
There will be no long tiresome waits
| between races. for the fair manage
ment is providing high class vaudeville
amusement features for the amuse-
ment of the people.
Secretary H. L. Cook announces that
fifteen boxes provided with six seats
each have been arranged in the front
! OF the grandstand. A charge of SIS
for the entire season will be charged,
| which will entitle the holders of tick
cts to free admission to the grand
stand afternoon and evening The
| bleachers being erected immediately
west of the grandstand will increase
the seating accommodationsb by $500
| The race program follows:
Monday September IL.
| 2:27 trot-Stake.
l. 2:16 pace-Stake.
Two-year-old trot-Stake.
| z furlongs, running
8 II furlongs, running.
Tuesday, September IS.
2:14 trot-Stake
Three-year-old pace-Stake.
Three-year-o trot-Stake.
Kansas Derby Cone mile).
| As furlongs, running.
furlongs, running.
Wednesday,, September IA.
1928 pace-Stake
2:16 trot-Purse
2:13 pace-Purse.
6h furlongs running.
furlongs, running.
Thursday September is.
2:21 trot-Stake.
Ell pace-Stake.
| 2:30 trot-Purse
7R furlongs, running.
furlongs, running.
Friday, September 10.
! 2:19 pace-Stake.
| Two-year-old pace-Stake.
1 mile, running-Consolation
" furlongs, running-Consolatio
| The Kansas Derby has reopened to
close September IL. The 2:OS pace
did not fill and has been reopened as
free-for-all for $500 and will close
on the same date. The 2:19 trot and
the 2:22 pace did not fill and have
The following are the entries in the
purse events:
2:30 trot-Sy1via Bud, F. H. Crawford
Enid, Okla; Golden Hue, F. H. Craw-
ford, Enid, Okla; May Naudain, King
Hin Stock farm. ST. Joe, Mo: Banker
Boy. w. E. Sabert, Sarcoxie, Mo-: Pen
criffe, John McQuaig, Excelsior
Springs, Mo-; Rosenhen, Mrs. Rosa
Henderson, Dallas, Tex: Burnham
Rex, ]. A. Smith, Lawson, Mo-; Gentry
Allerton, Willard Smith, Fayette, Mo.
2:16 trot-Goosie Fred, L. Burgess,
Muscatine, Ia; DR.. Igo, LBurgess
Muscatine, Ia; Sally bennington, A. J.
Marks. Council Grove, Kan; Josie Lo-
gan, D. E. Mcmillan, Independence
Mo-; Baron Reaper; Roseben, Mrs
Rosa Henderson, Dallas, Tex; Rosita
DIR. Geo. C. Pritchard, Topeka; Otto
Lou, c. v. Townley Olathe. kan;
I4oyola Frazer, c. e. Bean, Garnett,
Kan; John Harper. George Lefring-
house, Quincy, Ill; Captain Aubrey
Kin Hill stock farm, St. Joe Mo-;
Electric Bow, Walter Russell, West
Plains;s Nancy Jarl, F. Jordan, Norfolk
Va.
2:13 pace-Miss Omar. Holden &
Stark, Harrington, Kan; Wildfire, Phil
lips & Redom, Joplin, Mo-; John Book
L. H. Propes, Austin. Tex; Triangle
James Clayborne, Topeka; Happy
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