The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-14
Stake Events for 81 900 EaCh
Are Carded for Big
Annual Meet.

4 Great interest has beeh arouseo
i throughout the racing world over the
Fbtg events that are to take place on
the nne, ha1f-mile track Of the Central
West Virginia fair to be held here
IAugust 81. September 4. 2, and 8, by
treason Of the fact that an exceptions
lally large sum OF money is to be d.
wided among the winners. There Will
lsbe thirteen dIfferent races for which
Ia total of SO 800 will be awarded In
lStakes and purses Four of the races.
will be the stake events for $1,000.
leach. In addition. special drivers
purse OF 50. 600 is offered for the ono
taking the most money at the Clarks-s
burg and Fafrmoht fairs
! Gelebf4ted circuit.
4 The Central West Virginia Fair Is
la member of the celebrated Lake srie.
t,rrotting Circuit, whIEh Is known as
1.-THE king of the half mtlers, and
Through this menberS1ip many ~ the
tmost noted racers on the American
turf will be brought to this city. The
lcirctIit embraces nineteen weeks OF
tcontinuous racing of the better class
LII, q string OF progressive cities. the
Central West Virginia Far precedeS
\ the state fair at Wheeling and Nfos-
flows the Fafrmont fair.
4 All the races win have an un-
usually large number Of entries ls:
lone OF the bestJknown starters In the
LIMITED States has been emerged for
tho entire week and will PRESIDE Inc
i q 900 stakes offered are to be dt-
I vided four way 900 going to the
# winning horse, $3.50 to the second,
4 500 to the third ana $50 to the
4 fourth.
4 Special 81 900 Purse.
The special drivers purse of 81 600
is to be divided three ways, $500 az
4 first prize, $500 as second and $500
las third, among the drivers VINO TAKE
/ the most money at the C1arkspurg
4 and Fairmont fairs. THIS exception
ifal offer Is made possible through the
men bership of the Clarksburg fair In
4 the great Lake Erie Trottfng Cir
icuit. u
All the races are to be governed oy
1 the rules of the National Trotttng
4 Association, OF which the association
Is also a member. The big speed pro
gram is as follows:
\ Tuesday, August 81.
t2:23 trot. lclosed) y. Stake 81 900
1922 pace Purse oVo
i .2:25ttrot ......... Purse, 500
Wsdnesday, September =.
1890 pace. (closed) Stake, 3 l.0Oo
l2:19 str0t *. Y. Purse, 0VV
\ 2:a4 pace ~. Purse, 5VV
Thursday, September 2.
l2:15 trot, (clQsed0 -. Stake. $lsO0O
1921 trot Purse, 6ye
IL: 16 pace Purse. e eVY
lFree-for-a1l pace e. Purse, oVV
Frdday, september $.
2:1O pace CcIosedl Stake. l,eo W
| 2:17 trot =. $50 PuIse, 2y 0c
1912 pace -. .. PuTse, oVu
Open Classes: Il
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I Conditions for Open Glasses.
There will be no change OF classes
unless they fail to fill. Entries close
August "a, 1915. Records mace
that day no bar; six to enter four 20
start. Entry fees. five per cent ana 11
ave per cent additional from money
winners. Mile heats three IN hve,
lcontinued until one horse wins three
heats. No horn can win more than Ia,
Eona money. The purses Will be d1-
yided SO, IS, Is and 10 per cent cent
Horses viii be allowed one second, up
"a four. for each consecutive meet1ns
lin any circuit, In which they NAYS
.fai1ed town third money or better.
ANY further information regardins
this magnificent race meeting can pe
nhtafned by writing to II. CORK
sneed secretary, p. o. BOX oe1,
Il G 5sg or the general secretary,
/ lanes Tan, Il, Hess, room los Con build
ing. Clarksburg.