The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-22
FAST RACES AT
FAIR THIS YEAR
Entries Received by 10 Ander-
son From All Parts of
Country.
SIS, 900 PURSE OFFERED

This year the races a. the, Chatta'
nooga Interstate Fair will be the main
feature, Judging from the entries there
promises TO be some OF the fastest
events on the Warner park track that
have ever been witnessed In tho entire
south.
10 Anderson, who has the races in
charge. stated Wednesday morning that
work had been started on the race
track. and that by time the fair grounds
open II will be in Al condition. All
velNcles are being kept or the track
The number OF entries this year ID
much greater than any previous fair
and the class Of horses Ia far superior
70 those OF any previous fair. There ID
5000 In all offered in prizes. There
win be twelve races, equally divided
between the PAGERS and trotters. three
each day for four days,
To give an idea OF the class OF horses
that have already been entered In the
races the names OF some OF the best
best trotter which has vet been en- en-.
tered II Dean Swift" to be driven by
George q. Stiles OF Rome. Ga. This
horse broke the Louisville track record
last week In winning a $1,000 race,
Dean Swift also trotted the three fast
over a half mile track, except by "Har-
vey ]. s." At Goshen, N. Y.
Harvest Day. another fne PAGER. en-
tered by Julian Simpson, won the stake
race at Nashville Monday In the state
fair.
w. A. Kittren Of Mount Pleasant has
also entered his two PAGERS, seth K''
and "Elenore Martin" the last OF which
won the big stake at the Kentucky
state fair this year.
Pat Carmody," owned byiP. j. Bren-
nan. one Of the unbcateD PAGERS OF the
M.stA kA@ AsaAA
Tolley Enters Two.'',
W. M. Tolley, formerly Of this city,
now OF Columbia, Tenn, who has won
all the races on the local track in
which he has ever had any entries, and
once owner Of Grace Direct" win be
and Henry Direct" two sons Of the
famous sire. "walt Direct" was once
driven BY the greatest living reinsman'
Pop" Geers
T. r, Russell. Jr.. OF. Stevenson. Ala.
viii Be ,so here with q hi his tive ine trOtter'
Departure" who is probably the
stable at Penssiaer, Ind. Departure
has not yet met "Elenore Martin" OF
Harvest Day" Neither has he met
gypsy ns Alloy Boy who c has been n sSts %so
10 owned by @. p. Hail Of Attention. Ga.
Cherry Able" the beautiful mare,
daughter OF the unbeaten Able. on the
grand circuit. owned by Gus Coggins
Of Canton, Ga, has been entered.
The Design" owned by l.. s. Brown
Of Delavan. ILL.,. very fine trotter, has
been entered. also "Bernice Moore" OF
Breeze. ILL.,. who will be driven by
Charles Bean. Joe H." owned by T.
A. Hayes Of Lynchburg, which has
probably won more races than any other
trotter In the Aouth, will be here.
W. NJ Gallger OF Selma, Ala, has
entered two good trotters. Bert Wal
lace, Of tho Shelbyville stables, has
entered his stable OF famous race
horses.
Spring Smith OF Good Water has en-
tered 'Hazel Oh So" track PAGER,
EmA Boston Of Chattanooga has en-
tefed Bonnie Floyd" the swiftest 2;1O
PAGER in the southern circuit. and "Abbe
Mack" the famous trotter. and John
Strickland Of North Vernon. Ind. has
entered his well-known trotter, GA
BETA NJ"
Mr.. Anderson says that the races
will be operated this year by the same
rules as those on the grand circuit,
The numbers will be on the arms or the
drivers and the saddles OF the horses,
each driver and each horse having the
same number throughout the entire
week. He also stated that oil cars Will
be parked this year back behind the
grandstand, and that no cars will be
allowed In the end field