The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-15
GREAT RACING CARD Will.
Be OFFERED TOMORROW
BEST SPEED PROGRAMME Of
81 THE MEETING rs TO BE PRE-.
9ENTEp TO THE PATRONS OF
( The FAIR ON THE LAST DAY.

is,il he SFAlH ON u he LAS LAY.
Tomorrow afternoon will see the
best speed programme OF the meet
ing and all OF the horsemen were no
titled today at one o'clock according
TO the rules OF the National Trottinl
Association that the races scheduled
for to-day would be given tomorrow
Startling at one o'clock.
6 1t is a general thing for fair asso
Citations to put on their best racing
card on Thursday the biggest day oil
the meeting, but this was not the
case here. The management saved
,thegbest$races for, the closing day oi
the fair and these are the races that
are to3be seen at the local track to
morrow by those that arc anxious to
seesthet best In horse racing.
The heavy continuous rain during
the day made tho track too heavy for
anysraces today aud IL was seen that
mot until to:morroW would the oya
be- iii condition Tor the igoers. The
tTaces were called or for! today and
then tho ihorsemcn were notified tina,
the big card iwould come tomorrow
afternoon iii s.:
The great success OF yesterdays
events and the lowering OF the
worlds records in the three year old
race would have assured a record
breaking attendance at the fair on
closing day, had there been no rain
to-day. That the rain has spoiled
everything for to-day Is no reason
that 1t should interfere with the sue.
cess of the meeting Oh the last day
OF the fair.
With many Saturday is a holiday
and there are always n large number
of fscountry people in the city on that
day there Is every reason to believe
that there will be n good attendance
TO secsthe great programme that will
be carried out.
The horses! will have a day longer
to rest and'this will put fine edge on
them. The racers, are oil of the fin.
est mettle and any little rest that
they may gain over than that they
are used to makes them all the keen
;er togo When they beaTIthe word. Z
/. The card for tomorrow follows: '
81 900 Stake sfor -2:15 Trotttrs.
+ Nettle Brook, b. m. by Silent Brook:
Fred Jamison, Butler, Pa; Driver,
Jamlson.5
Mike Agan. b; 6: by Lord Vincent;
Frank Hedrlck, jamestown, o.; Drlv-
er. JaIlison.
Judge Palmer. by Bustro; A. A. Sla.
tble, Petersburg, Va; Driver. Hay
wood.
Dovell, b. Ii. by Ananias; G. H.
Blum, Cleveland, o.; Driver, Blum.
Alton. j.. br. h. by Alvantarius;
James Florcy, Bryn Mawr, Pa; Driv-
er. Florey.
Robert Mllrol. blk. s. by Milroi;
Fred LaudI Akron. Ohio; Driver, Wal.
ters.
2:14 Pace. Purse $500.
Lille Woodford. b. m. by Pilot Me-
,dlum; Fred Jamison, Butler. Pa;
Driver, Jamison.
JudgelWard. b. &. by Sundland Dos
bon; II, ,sE Bedford Paris. ka.; Driver
Bedfords
( Wild Heather. b. m. by Wild Brine;
Driver, fRombaugh.
Sweetheart, h. IN. by Austral; Nc
Henry Bros, IIagerstown, Md; Dri'
YER, MclIenry.
Rosa Belle, br. m. by Ray Direct;
Curt Gosnell. Cambridge City, Ind.
Driver. Gosnell.
Bell Orator. h.. e. bmy oratorio; A
o.. Brown. Philadelphia, Pa; Driver
Mckinley.
Evolyn1 Patchcn. br. m. by The
aPatchen; II. L. Warner. Cincinnati,
Ohio; DRYER. Warner.
Red Wilkes, $. E. by Ashland
Wilkes: n. NJ. Flick, Kittanning. Pa !;
Driver, Flick.
2:1s Trot. Purse, $500.
& George J.. b. s. by IIesperus: S. II
shackelford, Erie, Pa; Driver, shacI;
elford.
Dustless Chimes, b. 6. by Chimes
sJ.fA. Shaffcr. Dawson Pa; Driver
tshaifcr, L.
n lord White. b. s. by Lord Linton;
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