The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-02
EIGHTEEN FAST
HORSES ENTERED
ON RACING CARD
Everything Set for Workout
at Fair Park Track Mon
day and Tuesday; Good
Purses Offered.

Eighteen of the best known animals
on Kansas. Oklahoma and Texas tracks
are already at the Carter County Fair
Grounds ready to try gats with two
more carloads of horses that will reach
here Sunday and Monday to enter the
running races of the big two days rae
ing programs on July and 4 Ten
harness horses in the David l.. p"
and Harvest Rose Bud" class are
trimmed to the bone ready for the
2:25 pacing and trotting events.
Purses OF $75. $50, and s25. are be.
ing offered in each event. The col
lection and type of animals entered at
the approaching event unquestionably
points to the fact that the best time
ever made on local tracks will be set
in running. pacing. and trotting races.
Nearly every entry In the Carter county
races is already staked for races in the
Missouri Grand Circuit which opens at
Pittsburgh, Kansas, soon Immediate.
ly after the races end here on July 4,
the animals will be shipped out and
entered in Kansas tracks.
List Looks Good.
Dick Hignight is in charge of all run.
ming races and Bob Loughter all har-
ness events. John Simpkins, county
agent, is general manager OF the two
days affair. w NJ Brewer, in charge
OF the barn, has been training four of
the best entries. David l.. p" Hairy
est Rose Bud" Ethel Curby," and
'Leaner," for the past several months.
He stated Saturday that he expected
these animals to set gait that would
be hard to follow.
Animals that will enter the running
races and that have already arrivel at
the barn are: Little Rondo," quarter
mile, owned by j. L. Ogle, of Ryan:
Red Elk" half mile. owned by ]. f.
Ogle, of Ryan; Prince Albert" and
Kate Manard. both onehalf milers,
owned by j. F. Ogle, OF Ryan; Lady
Pay'Off, one-half mile. owned by Dick
Hianight OF Ardmore; Little Okla
| Tom, one-fourth mile. owned by Wood
Hammer; Lady Jackson" three -eighths
mile, owned by Lutte Jackson. of Ard
more; Apron Face" three-eighths Of
mile. owned by Charley King Of Ring.
ling; Baby Sis" three-eighths mile,
owned by X. A. Phelps OF Mil Creek
"Pell Nell" three.eighths OF u mile,
same owner; Texas Ben" three-eights
mile, owned by Dock Smith OF Ardmore.
Lady Mack" one-fourth mile, owned
by Dock Smith: 'Millowsteen," one.
half mile, owned by Claude Sales, of
Mill Creek "Kiddy Walls" quarter
mile, owned by Sam Wells Of Ring.
ling; Doll Whisant," one.half mile
owned by Guy Whisant, of Loco: Mud
Creek Ben" one-fourth mile, owned by
Lum Wade OF Ringing: Prince G.
owned by Lee Welch OF Mill Creek. and
George Washington" one.fourth mile
owned by Charley King OF Ringing.
Harness Horses.
Entries for harness races and tha,
are now on the tracks are: Race No.
2:25 PAGERS (s75 purse); Ethel Cur
ley" owned by Bob Loughter, OF Ard
more; David l.. p" owned by II. C.
Bailey of Sulphur; "Leaner," owned by
Judge Bartee, OF Greenvllle: "Caddc
Dan" owned by NJ c. Whitthorn, OF
Tishomingo. Race No. 2. the 1925 trot
ter offers "A $50 purse. also. Those al
ready In training for this event are
"Eura Russell" owned by II. C. Bal
ley of Sulphur; "Murmon." owned by X
d. Robbs OF Tishomingo: John Nor
ris," owned by DIR. Beachilon OF Tis
homingo Harvest Rose Bud" owne,
by Albert solomon of Ardmore: ''Coun
try j." owned by Jake Bodovitz, o
Ardmore; John Standfeld." owned b,
John Knight OF Ardmore
Several other animals will arrive her
Sunday. according TO word received b,
W. NJ. Brewer last week.