The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-10-12

acts are artistic, amusing and thrilling
turn and they come in such rapid sueeesS
sion in the afternoon or night that there is
never dun moment. especially when SEM
sational horse and motorcycle races are|
sandwiched in between. The artisocratic.
horse, "St. Patric,'' is causing much com-s
ment by his high jumping. The acrobatsI
are excellent, the ferris wheel girls are,
entertaining, the loop the loop is thrilling,l
the animal acts are exciting and when.
the fireworks Is added to these acts every
night this week there will be few enter-i
tainments to equal It.
The horse race results yesterday=
We're as follows:
Greg0r Wins Trot
Ben Gregor won the 2:20 stake trots
over John Ruslxin, who beat him twice
last week at Nashville John Ruskins
broke on the first turn and never sct-s
tied down, and Judge Selvage distanced'
him for running. If Ruskin had not1
broken there Is no doubt but that he
would have won the race On account
of the high class of these two horses,
'15 other entries scratched, leaving onMt
five starters.
Our Doctor was conceded the free forI
all pace before the race even started
but as has been the case many times.
the reckoning had been without the
host. Bonnie Boy got in the race anil
won 1t. Our Doctor took the mark lastz
week in Nashville at 2:05 u and was5
therefore conceded to him. but BonnieE
Boy won in three straight heats. Wilmaz
Dillon seemed to be a little off and did
not race up to form. The track was notl
to the PAGERS liking and practically the
same field will enter the 2:09 pace Mon
day with other starters. If conditions7
are favorable there should be several
heats close to 2:os The summary:
2:20 trot, 5000
Ben Gregor (Tansy) ........1 / IL
Peterwood (Gallager) ....... 80 2s
Tramping Belle (Rennick). ? 3 81
Fantlne tCarter) .,,,.,..,... dis.
John Ruskin tThomas) ..,,.. dist
Time: 2;1Gh, 2:15A, 2:16h.
209 pace, $500
Bonnie Boy Lee) ........ 1 Il
Our Doctor (Stiles) .......,..> 3 q
Tallie b. tThomas) .......... 9 4 g.
Wilma Dillon CDodge) 3 A.
Time: 2:14h, 2:11H, 2:10A.
Tomorrow the 200 pace and a 2:16
trot will be the features of the race
track. 1t was originally scheduled TO
run a 2:f2 trot Monday but a majority
of the horesn1en wanted the dates
switched and to oblige. Judge Selvage
consented to the change. The entries IN
the trot are: Princess Poem, Richard
Prince. Victor, Cherry Gentry, Dan Wilkes
Cora c., Margaret Carroll. Doctor Ike.
Tramp Hal, Walter Arnold, Egotist
Wilkes. Marjorie Riggs, Charlie Mack.
In the 2:o9 pace the entries are: Wood
vile Lad, Asa Danforth Bonnie Boy,
Col Gentry, Nance, Gentry Boy. Alice
Mae Direct, Tallie b.
Joe Spaner will give a big dinner to
the horsemen today at his home, $40
North Seventeenth street.
James III. Steffen. secretary of the Bir-
mngham Kennel club, stated last night
that there were 1865 dogs entered for the
dog show, which opens at the State Fair
tomorrow. There will be over 200 special
premiums, it is stated The show VIII
open tomorrow morning and close Thurs
day evening at 10 o'clock The dog show
Is held but four days because it is veryI
wearing on the animals to keep them sol
closely penned up for longer period i
The dog show building at the fair is just ii
completed and Is said to be the finest
dog show structure south OF Chicago. I
Judge Hochwalt win arrive from Dapton.
o., Tuesday morning and Judging Of the
entries will begin Tuesday afternoon.