The Sentinel=record., 1914-10-20
"lOl" RANCH AT
THE STATE FAIR
WELL NTgu"N "1rLD WEST WILL
CUjeE SEAooN AND WINTER
nm no. SPRINGS.
OUTLOOK ror the erate Fair Races Are
sfry o'4Jnt win Some tasN
"a ses 10 Compe.e.

| tDeSlues lne many attractions tnal
have been boxed for the Arkan IS
Estate Fair. which will be held in tbs
city November i6 to o. there has
been booked tAe big wild west show.
THE 101 Ranch which will close its
season in Hot Springs and pass the
winter here, the same as it did last
! season. This attraction will play on
the state fair grounds Wednesda,
and Thursday and will add that muca
to the world of amusCments that WIZ
| hold forth during exposition week.
| There was a meeting of the direc-
tors of the State Fair Association yes
terday, at which time Secretary
| Waters reported on the success that
had been obtained in the conference
| with the Arkansas Travellers Assacia-
tion, which was held in Little Rock
last Saturday, and which resulted in
not only that organization agreeing
to attend the state fair IN a body but
also in the unison of the Young Mems
| Chamber of Commerce, the Little
| Rock Board of Trade, the Little Rock
| Automobile Association and the citi-
zenship generally of the capital city
coming over here for Little Rock
| Day" which owing to the new ar
rangements has been changed from
| Wednesday to Friday of state fair
week. There has never been time
| in the history of the state fair where
| there has been such a unanimous ac.
Of L.
participate in Little Rock Day" as
was the case last Saturday, and the
result will be that the greatest
crowd that ever left Little Rock for
Hot Springs will come over on that
| day. The various organizations viii
be accompanied by their bands, and
| there will be observed on the same
Gay special exercises by the Arkan-
sas Federation Of Women's Clubs, as
well as announcing the winners in
the Better Baby Health Contest" 1t
Twill mean one of the biggest days in
the history of the state exposition.
| T. S. Garen of this city. one of the
lwell known horsemen who has been
making the various fairs held in this
land other states, entering many con.
tests with Jim OShea," returned
for a brief business trip yesterday
and stated that the hcrsemen he
talked with are all looking forward
to the races during state fair week
Mr.. Garen has been particularly sue
cessful with Jim O'Shea," entering
80 races and being in the money"
as he expressed it. n times.
| There will be more fast horses at
the coming state fair than ever be-
fore" declared Mr.. Garen, "and l
look to see some of the very best
races ever held here. The news that
Hot Springs would like to revive rae
| ing under the parmutuel system has
gone out all over the country, and if
this is ever installed there will be
hundreds of the best blooded horse.
| in the country sent down here"
In a recent issue Of Tie Western
Horseman the following reference to
the Hot Springs horse, Jim OShea, 3"
was made:
| During the week beginning Sep
| tember' 27, the western trotter. Jim
OlShea, was very busy as well as .
very successful trotter, and It is ex-
tremely doubtful il any other harness
horse ever saw as much scenery and
raced as many good heats together in
the same length of time. On Monday
at the tri state fair at Memphis,
Tenn, he won the 2:19 trot in
straight heats, stepping his miles in
2:15 Ia, 2:15 IA, 2:15 Is, the last
heat making new record for the
gelding. On Thursday he was started
back in the 2:15 trot, winning the
opening heat and forcing out the Ohio
mare, Grace Hussey, in the remain
der. Grace stepped one of these in
ZIP IL, and Jim O'Shea was beaten
by only an eyelash, this being the
fastest heat trotted at the meeting.
That night he was shipped to Searcy,
Ark, and on Friday he romped away
with the free-for-all trot. giving him
two first moneys and one second, all
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