The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-08
HORSES READY
FOR FAIR RACES
Fields Will Be Large and Classy
Animals Entered for
Stakes.

II those in authority know what they
are talking about, and there is no rea-
son why they should not local turf fol-
lowers will see a weeks racing. begin
ming tomorrow afternoon. when the
word is given in the fret race on the
program. the like of which has not
been witnessed in Richmond for many
a day. Some of the best horses in the
country will be on the local track, and
the purses offered will insure some good
sport
Following Will ice found the program
OF tho first days harness events:
| First race Will be called at 1880
O'Clock.
2:i5 pace-Yiolet. r. M, Blue Point,
Jr.. Joseph. I. Shank. Dunlo. Pa:
Judge. b. g.. Lord Gentry, w. A. Shank.
Dunlo. Pa; Marjorie Direct blk m,
Direct Hal. Harry Benedict, East Au-
rora, n. j.; Louis Gentry. b. h., John X.
Gentry. Harry Benedict. East Aurora,
=. j.; Handy Jim. b. e.. Julius. w. L.
1 Townsend. Wilmington, Dali; Dillon
Kinney, br. s.. Baron Wilkes, D. B. La
compte. Cambridge. Md; Betsy Allen.
b. M. Ceyro, Shoemaker Brothers Bar
ansboro, Pa; Rockbridge. b. e., Lock-
ridge. D. H. Kelly. Baltimore. Md:
Black Wig. blk. g.. Virgins. Don Leavy,
West Chester, Pa; Tom Littleton, CHI.
g. Santanta. w. L Bass, Richmond.
Va. Billie Shawke. b. e., Summit c.
w. shawke. Lisbon, Ohio: ANDY H.
blk. s.. Andalusla, T. l.. Smith, Devon,
Pa; Directneer. blk. h. Direct, Adam
Carr. freehold, n. j.; Itero. br. s., Te-
rolian. Edge Hill Stock Farm, Shaws-
vile. Va; Frank s., s. e., Sidney
Prince. Nottingham G. James, Norfolk
Va; j. F. NJ. b. h.. Newtown Boy w.
L. Rhodes. Slttenburg. n. j. ST. Pat
rick. ro g.. w. l. Rhodes, Gutenberg.
y. ].
Special harness race for three-year-
olds-purse sl00-Jack McGrath. ch. s.
Heo Leo, S. Walton. Falls Mills. Va
jim Red. b. g.. Red Leo S Walton
rails Mills. Va; Kenlight, b. m. Nc
kinney 5. Walton, Falls Mills. Va.
flrst race Will be called at 1880.
second race-running, for two-year-
>oids, FIVE furlongs-Devil May Care.
ioS: Little England. 1l9; Rod and Gun.
10Y: Lizzie Hoover, 100: Mollie Kear-
ney, li6; Auto Maid. 1I6; .Warpath.
lo2; Deduction, 90.
y. w. Pangle entry
Third Observation-Disclosures for ,breo
year olds and upward, tw, mile-En-
| niskillen IA; Herdsman, 1856; Rockeby.
Isl; DR.. Heard, 147; Joe Mason. l33:
Chopper. 141.
foorth race-running. three-year-
olds and upward. six furlongs-Alice
virginia. III; Billie Hibbs. 100: Silver
Locks, lle; Eminola. 1Is; Fort Car
roll. III; Juvenencc. Ill: Eventide.
ilS; Bendaga, los: Bat Materson, 1913:
Cuttyhunk. 1os: Muskmelon, los:
Fort Worth. los: George C. Hall. 1e3.
Euclid, u.s.
Five pounds apprentice allowance
claimed '''|'
Fifth race-running, bona-fide hunt
ers, steeplechase. two miles and a
haif-Aronoe, III: Topright, 1854; Miss
english. l5f To be ridden by gentle
! man riders.
| First running called at o'clock.
| till Thursday
First race-2:l5 pace ssoo-First
race will be called at 1880.
second race.runn!ng. for two-year-
9lds' iive furlongs-Devil May Care.
1917 Lizzie Hoover. loS; Mollie kear-
ney. ll6; Auto Maid, l16; 'warpath.
l02: Deduction, 90
j. w. Pangle entry.
Third race-steeplechase. for three
year-olds and upward, TWO miles
Enniskillen. l4l: Herdsman. 1856: Rock
eby lll DR.. Heard, Ia; Joe Mason.
1873; Chopper. l41
elds and upward SIX furIonss-
Alice Virginia, III: Billie Hibbs. i2o:
Silver Locks, lIa; Emnola. ll3 Fort
Carroll. III: Juvenence. ILL., llEventide.
llS; Bendaga. los: Bat Materson. 1913:
Cuttyhunk. los: Muskmelon los: Fort
| Worth, los; George G. Han, 1913: Euc-
lid; us; Nioless, lle
tlFive pounds apprentice allowance
claimed
Fifth race-vunninS. hona-hde hunt
ers' steeplechase. two miles and half
--Aronoe. l44; Topright, 1884: Miss
English, l5i, TO be ridden by gentle
men riders
First running race will be called at
3 o'clock