The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1912-09-18
WELL-NIATCfIED HORSES
WILL COME TO YAKIMA
Free-for-Al Events Have Not
Called Out Sufficient Compe-
tifon But Opportunity Is Still
Open for Owners

ting and pacing contests at the state
fair promise, at this stage Of the pro-
ceedings, some excellent sport. The
events scheduled are 2:11 pace
and 2:18 pace and -2:12 and 2.24
trots. A fine lot of well matched
animals have been entered and it is
altogether probable that they will
all start. The harness racing this
year has been the real thing all
along the line, and while the horse
men have had hard weather condi-
tions to combat, they have performed
before large crowds and have found
keen competition everywhere. In the
entries received by the fair commits
sion are a couple of horses owned in
Yakima, and both are of winning
caliber. In addition several of the
other animals have been seen on the
track here and their mettle is known.
Free-For-AH Races -
Openings were made by. the state
fair commission for a freefor-all
trot, and also for a. free-for-all pace,
but these two races did not fill. y 1t
AS note likely, however, that the fair
will go without such sport, for the
races will be offered for horses actu-
ally in attendance on Monday, the
opening day of the fair, and there is
little question but that a sufficient
number will offer to make races.
List of Entries
Following are the entries received:
2:11 Pace
Young Addition, b. M. c. B. john
ston, ogden, Utah.
Harold Welcome, b. s., w. L.
Knouff, Portland, Ore.
King Seal, b. s., E. C. Keyt, Forest
Grove, Ore.
Local option, br. h., ]. McDade,
Vancouver B. G.
Lakeside Hal, CHI. h., P. o. Dwyer.
Edmonton, Alta.
Frank Dale, b. M, N. F. Johnston,
sherwood, Ore. ts@ Wy - 6 n
Kit Crawford, br. m. e. E. Tilden,
Salem, Ore. 80. r.
Katrihka Norte, M, F. M. Barrows.
Walla Walla, Wash. I
2:1S Pace
Major Defiance, Oh. g., D.. "A. Boyd,
Seattle. Wash. ss 3Q5 s@ar
La Conner Maid. b. M, R. H. Ball,
Mt. Vernon, Wash.
|, Mae Fulton, b. M, G. w. McGilli-
vray, Vancouver, B. c.
Seattle Spirit, b. s., Rowland &
Hughes, Bremerton, Wash.
Black Joe, bl. g., J. Mccormick, Ia
coma, Wash.
Grant NJ, 8. g., l.. Lovenstein,
North Yakima. Wash.
attic, Wash.
O,nA HS,<<,k
Doc Mckinney, bl g., Ed Cudihee,
Seattle, Wash.
Won Wrinkle, b. s., r. H. Ball, Mt.
Vernon, Wash
Marguerite, br. M, G.. w. Handra-
han, Seattle, Wash.
Zeltoka, b. g., r. A. Nickerson, Cen
tralia, Wash,
Nellie Morris, b. M, George Hardy.
Vancouver, B. c.
McAlzo, b. s., H. C. Fletcher, Salem,
Ore.
Lady Dillon, b. M, e. E. Tilden, Sa-
lem, Ore.
Claud Woodford, br. h., Thomas e.
Battell, Moosejaw. Sask.
Starost, M. c. Gunderson, North
yakima.
2:12 Trot
The Frisco. CHI. g., j. Leraux. Walla
Walla, Wash.
Mrs. Herbert, CHI. m, AL Efaw,
Georgetown, Wash.
Harry T., br. h., G. w. Handrahan,
Seattle, Wash.
McAlzo, b. s.. H. c. Fletcher, Salem,
Ore.
Heartwood. bl. h., Thomas e. Bat
tell, Moosejaw, Sask.
Doc Mckinney, bl g., Ed Cudihee.
Seattle, Wash.
Ida Carter, b. M. Jas. Dacres,
Walla Walla, Wash.
Zomdell, b. g., w. S. Abbott, Port
land, Ore.
Conditions in above races are for
eight or more starters; $3.50 of the
purse is for. consolation Six starters.
$3.50.
These races carry the original con-
ditions regarding consolation where
there are eight or more starters, and
with six or less the consolation will
be eliminated.
T. s. Johnson will leave today for
Kansas, where he expects to be alb
sent for several months looking after
business interests.