The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-27
STAGE is SET FOR
OPENING AT LAUREL
Best Program of Racing Events Ever
offered in Maryland Will Start
Next Thursday.
ALL THE BEST STABLES THERE
steeplechases a Big Feature-NIany
prominent Turtles Become Mem.
pers OF the CIub-Pari-Nfutuel
Machines to Be Tested To-Day.

BALTIMORE, MD. sentember %
IN Inc stage is set for the Inauguration
iian wh racd presagss to be the most bril-
land next Thursday, when the gate:
OF Laurel Park will be thrown open open
eps t of t Peo l.a The Giassiest perform
clpate in the sixteen stakes. Which
range from $1,000 to $500 in added
money. livery American racing stahIe
| or any Importance Will be renEesantnS
In the headliners.
from ano H p1at week Elk markea the arrival
bearers bearers Of Harry Payne whitney. in
fRh nn,s Of the veteran trainer. James
Go os ndFGw Miller Nh trained by j.
Kemp and t. Schuyler PARSONS. IT, 1ra, X.
ed by william Karrick. and that OF
,m ,orses Mna 5r,I,, who trains his own
,DrouEh, along Cogs. Fly Home. Media
sor and the Rump. the first two named
oeing entered In the stakes to be run
From Belmont Park came quite a
B rew stars; the chief OF which was
o ptfol the .o the champion three-year- old
kopt on edge by Trainer Goidsboroue6
for the Baltimore handicap OF 90 an
aaoeeu, at mile and sixteenth, and
season recently closed ut tho Metro
poiitan tracks, there are a number en-
I Tspea mat i.tr are capable of making The
tend themselves; August Rcin,,n nH
s StrGmeSl S GT Rock view Glaord
;Addie; NJ. e. II. Robins's Me HtoSSIxy IS $
n nan winner. Buskin. II. P. Whit
s seS hT TartSr. or Nightstek r. r vii
good filly Flying Fairy, and AIeSandsS
Smith Cochran's high class coli H;s
VIII ~. are among the notables that
Roamer in mp t Peto Ra,t the barrier with
which promises to devotion into =
s spa S,ins; race: It Is unquestionably
VIII he seen the best three-year.oIds
OF the year, though old horses are eli
stoLe among which are ]. +. Pons's
Donald, favorlte with the local race-
goers. and who will race In tile coiore
Sir MIS- R,s,I f. p; Brown; w. F.. Fines star,
DIT maze; If. f. Carman's: G. NJ Miller
Thistle. anu t'luc
Ins see aaw E;, in h interest the open
two.mile course and which viii are are
braeke,a o an Of ,bd Ma wheh
I r, courses during the past summer
The conditions for the other four events
1 1ir me ae,a program ,. Will tend to draw out
appreciated by the Eastern Turtles
,. Laurel Park now presents a beauti-
, -ui appearance ,i; particularly the club
,eds OF MOVERS The eabho Sy large Gfi
surely be tho most popular us OF T tbn
lew leatures ut the now picturesoue
liant OF the Maryland State Fair. Many
,rominent Raltimoreans, as we'll liza" as
Vas Naa,shingtonians. Philadelphians and
view Workers. have become membera
!, ;, club from where a perfect view Of
ne races can be had on tho upper AVA
over spacious verandas. on"
The twenty-six pari-m,,tua1 m,ch,,
;, goo: $2G, $40. IS and Sc arc in per-
&C. Working order. ard there will be
!; schooling tomorrow to familiariDe
nc y ticket sellers. with the worS,ne
J. the machines. Practically the entire
rev that have worked lin the nutuals
, uir1ins the past two years at Pimiico
NJ operate tho iron mon at Laurel
Employees pe'iehced III
or rne a encouragement that Cassidy Will
he pa as s.arter was pleasing news to !
&c, os mas Tor years been recognized as the {
OF american stnrtcrs and tho /
ayers can rest assured that they viii i
ct an even break when no handles :
re - nro oar pnr;. Az usual tho folds at
aaucsd. ~"o "eii-