The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1921-10-05
Fair Races
Are Fast
BIG CROWDS ATTEND EACH
DAYS EVENT; OTHER AMUsE-
MENTS ALSO GOOD. q


The horse races were the big amuse.
ment attraction at the Redwood Coun-
ty Fair last week and the grandstand
was sold completely out every after
noon for the four days on which the
racing program was given. Local
interest ran high Thursday afternoon.
when Hollywood Phoebe, owned by
Rossow and Golden of Redwood Falls
and driven by Leo. O'Hara of Redwood
Falls, won in three straight heats in
the 2:22 trot; the time being 2:21A.
Below is given the race results for
the entire season, the time given be-
ing the time made in the fastest heat
TUESDAY
2:27 Trot-Time 2:22A
Goldsmith Lew, j. D. Anderson, ST.
Paul.
Peter Monroe, H. Bockhaus, Mankato.
Espresso Todd, D. w. Craig, Tracy.
Hollywood Redfern, G. A. Kriese,
Perry, Iowa.
2:12 Pace Time 2:16A.
Dick Foster, Fred Johnson, Calgary.
Lady Toots, O. H. Collins, Miller, S.
Hollywood Dorking, w. G. Parr, Luv-
erne, MINI.
Bessie Bee, N. Mortenson, Crookston,
MINI.
WEDNESDAY i
2:25 Pace-Time 2:20A.
Carroll Patch, w. D. Sinclair, Hama
ford, N. Dak
Gilded Gano, o. H. Collins, Miller, s.
Oak.
Tracy Bell, D. w. Craig, Tracy.
MINI.
Loretta Cecil, N. Mortenson, Crooks
ton, MINI.
2:17 Trot-Time 2:17A.
Bud Emerson, H. Emerson, Marion,
Arch Tolus, J. H. MCGOWAN, Morton,
MINI.
Walnut Boy, c. H. Loud, Miles City,
Montana.
Lew Randall, w. J. Snellinger, Roch-
ester, MINI.
THURSDAY
2:22 Trot-Time 2:21A.
Hollywood Phoebe, Rossow & Golden.
Redwood Falls, MINI.
Walnut Boy, C. H. Loud, Miles City,
Montana.
Pat Adams, W.. Karels, Sauk Rapids,
MINI.
Hollywood Redfern, G.. A. Kriese,
Perry, Iowa.
2:16 Pace-Time 2:16A.
Buzz Patch, S. Simpson, Minneapolis,
Hollywood Dorking, w. G. Parr, Luv-
erne, MINI.
Delta Sheldon, N. Mortenson, Crooks
ton, Mimi
Black Hills Lady, Chas. Rice, Tripp;
S. Dak
2:20 Pace-Time 2:16A
Lola Patch, Dick Harler, Montevideo,
MINI.
Minor Ward, Cliff. Thro, Mankato,
MINI.
Black Hills Lady, Chas. Rice, Tripp,
S. Oak.
Max, J. w. Harris, Hanaford, N. Oak.
2:13 Trot-Time 2:16A.
Bud Emerson, III. Emerson, Marion.
Iowa.
Lew Randall, w. J. Snellinger, Roch-
ester, Mimi.
Extina, N. Mortenson, Crookston,
MINI.
The Embodiment, G. A. Kriese, Perry,
Iowa.
FRIDAY
2:09 Pace-Time 2:13A.
Dick Foster, Fred Johnston, Calgary,
Alta.
Bessie Bee, N. Mortenson, Crookston,
MINI.
Lightfoot, H. Holverson, Cooperstown,
N. Oak.
Lady Toots, O. H. Collins, Miller, S.
Oak.
The free attractions also proved
very satisfactory, the crowd express
ing the greatest satisfaction with the
work done by the Seven Tumbling
Demons, group of acrobatic young
men who did a series of unusually
good tumbling stunts. The other free
attractions consisted of trapeze work,
an interesting STRONG woman act,
bicycle tricks, posing, etc. A good
fireworks program was given each
evening and there was plenty -of OPP
portunity to dance to good music in
the big tent on the grounds. Music
throughout the day and evening was
furnished by the local band assisted by
several other bands of the county. The
work of the Lamberton band which
played Thursday was received with
much favorable comment.
That the clean and good attractions
furnished by the fair management are
appreciated by the people of this sec
ton is proved by the large attendance
at the night shows as well as during
the afternoon. These evening atten-
dants showed that not only the races
fk-0 0o@s iI,.l Ill e.
as we'll However the large and inter-
ested attendance at the races shows
that clean sport Of this kind is of as
much interest and pleasure to people
as it ever was, and much of the popuf-
arity of the Redwood County Fair is
because Of it's excellent racing pro-
grams. The starting judge, F. Van
Pelt, adds much to the excellence OF
the racing program.