The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-28
95HORSESARE
EIITERE..D||F0RTH
EBI \ R FAIR
Each Event On the Gard
Has Been Well
Filled.
some FAMOUS animals
one of Them Will Come All
the Way From Edmon-
ton, Canada.

andfpacers that will be raced over the
Observation-Disclosures this season have been
entered in the early closing $1,000
stakesTo of. the Fairmont Fair associa-
fion. for the meeting to be held the
week OF August 22 The list Of en-
tries was announced today by Score.
tarys John S. Scott. although the clos
ing date was April IT. Fifteen Gaya
after the closing date are allowed
however, for all the mall to reach the
secretary.
Some Of the entries came from
such{at distance that six or seven days
were necessary for the ldters to
fraYe1lto 'Fairmont. The farthcst noted
sSfrom DR.. F. w. Crang, OF Edmon'
ton, Alberta. Canada. DR.. Crang has
two horses entered in the 2.2o pacihS
stake both by the famous Hal u. one
of these is the gray gcldtng, Gray
Ghost, that was quite a sensation last
yearand the year before on the North
western half.mile rings
Thesnumber OF entries IN each race
Isl large, the lowest being S In the
2!13f trot, while the 2.22 trot contains
thefmost, having IS horses named. OF
the different stations represented IN
the entries, Peter the Great leads the
list with seven of his get named
Among the horses to be here this
year are again many CT the popular
favorites that were here last year.
One of these is the bay gelding. TO,
neko. owned by William Collins, of
Iondon, ontario, Canada. Toneko will
aforementioned as the horse that won
the drivers purse at Fairmont and
Glarksburg for Mr.. Colline last year.
Toneko was els PAGER last season
but this year is entered in the 2.lO
pace
Many we'll known and successful
drivers stables are represented in tho
entries; among them being many that
have raced at Farm0nt each year
since the new track was built here.
Curt G6snell, Dick Ienschel. Joe itis.
ing. Fred Jamison. McHenry Bros"
and Ross Stout being some Of the
drivers who have many local friends.
One entry was scnt In by a woman.
this being Peter Oakley. owned by
Mrs! w. Price. OF Lexington. Ky.
Only one entry is from Fatrmont.
this being Passmaid, owned by Dr..
ESG. Folsom. Considering the horses
named in the stakes and the large
aImberSof attractive class races that
always draw large fields. the Marion
G9luAlnIttys5. ~ 90 ' IL
somesoI2 me fastest r"cins over aTe
1ocaIs lLaeK TINS season tnat any nal
nue. track !,S IN me countrS can nnast.
this season as usual.
Following is the complete list Of
entries:
2:2o Pace-Purse 81 ,ooo
Chorus Girl. b. III. by Walter Di-
rect: Echille Medium, b h by AChil.
4sTT77D 1Srt..s Jsa ~ Arhoiu' hciIsouls' W.
c,
,GS,s!V NESS u NJ " IL ~.
MI 1a1sS'; Z nal .; T pt1 VI u, ~
aalS6:g7S'IoS'sepa W. AS's''s' i"''As"'"w'
ney,lPa.
laltLIe3 PETER POINTER, .. Il. ny sidney
olnIerTfFank L. 4uruet' ->arhc''h'
p
Jonn,A. Hal, D; n. oF John a. i'lo'
1erlDoLl, en-. NJ. D wafer O'recl-C'
B1sn. SALISBURY ~ -.
Gray. Ghost, .g.g 2y la ~ a. D.
De n.v py f1at b'-DF' T.; W. NF"nS'
hdmonton, ALBERTA. Canaua
Ian = aeqgew9ou. .. H. 1, py he sGI5,
Boy-T:4J: Haiigan, Flint Mich. :,
q. sk:a Oh. 6, by Osborn-Charles H.
Jarrett ThornYille, U.
Hedgewood Patchen' s. 6: ny Hedge
wood Boy-Curt Gosneil' MunGie, md.
Dorothy *. en- m. oy Ess II. nay;
Iopsysl, b. m. by me lmaator' Baron
essa Watson, D. m. by Baron Bele-
ROSS "a stout & Bros ClarKsDurG'
Viva:
Reters oakley, D. n. ny refer me
GreaI-Mrs. i. W. Frlce' lexington
Ay:s -
Rlassmald. Gu. M: bS Fiassnlan-
". I'D i.5 ROBSON, FalFMohI;
Guy the Great, D: \. by Peter me
GreatIJav; Morris, GieVeland, .:
ArgoESbelie, Of. m. DS Argok vines
Aggot5 CsIb. 6. by Argot wilkes a.
Shaners dawson, "a.
Editnstne Great, ol. M. oy refer tne
GEeat; May Hal, Q. m by direct ital'
Col. Pointer, b. h. by Joe Pointer