Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-17
LOCAL HORSES ENTERED
 IN RAY STATE CIR CTTTT

With all previous records for three day June light harness horse meeting shattered, WoonSocket, through it's of fcials, The Horsenen of Rhode Island, Inc, who are sponsoring the Bay State circuit meetings at the Little Rhody track this season, yesterday announced the entries for the prospective greatest trot- ting meeting held in the early summer, since this track joined the short ship or ganization in 1915. Opening Tuesday afternoon and continuing for two sdays, the eight trotting and pacing events have attracted exactly ninety entries, from ev- cry state in New England, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Cannada.
 The 2.16 pace and 2.19 trot attracted sixteen entries apiece, closely followed by the 2.16 trotting stake with fifteen en- tries. The 2.25 trot and the 220 pace has eleven nominations each while the 2.11 trot and PIP pace attracted eight entries each.
 The free-for-all appears to be the out standing event insofar as speed is con- cerned for among the quintet of fast lateral gaited horses is found such stars as only the leading half-mile tracks in the country get, including Peter Look, POI S-4, Bidwen POS 1-2; Gold Quartz 2.06 34 Lady Carnage POS 1-4 and Bust CT Boy POS 34. This race indicates that the outcome for first money will be well fought after as each sidewheeler is in top form and ready for battle from wire to wire.
 In addition to the eight races there will be two matinee events for prizes for which entries close Saturday All the trots and paces are of $500 value with the exception of the stake which is s1 900 purse. The 2.25 trot, 22O pace, PIC pace, 2.16 trot, 2.19 trot are all in 5 while the 2,11 trot, 2.12 pace, free-for- all pace and both matinee races are best 2 in g.
 Charles Rex 2o4 If, owned by Thomas uinn of Providence will make his debut for 1922 in an effort to reduce the track record of 2.11 1-4 for trotters If any of the good horses campaignine i in New England are left out of this pro. gramme it is on account of their not being in condition. The high quality ot the entrants will be instantly recognized and it will be seen that a great racins treat is in store for fortunate visitors al
 Woonsocket's June meeting. Below 1. the list of entries that have been made Tuesday, June 20th, Purse $500 2.2; trot-Cord Axworthy. Dona Hale, Ell
 n1eda, Goldie Wilkes, Harvest Belle, Hur ry On, Red William, Roan Boy, RutI the Great, Special Parole. Victory Loan. 220 pace. Purse s500-Alma Gluck iATSOL bEaQO0, ArrOW ITanDy. June Will lis, Lizzie Minor, Main Day, May Direct
 Magawicka, Rex Mckinney, Toddmore Viola Bradon.
 2.11 trot Purse s5Oo-Alliewood tn Great, Doctor Kilburn, Forest B, Grac Dawn, Legal J., Neva Brook, Ruby Au
 brey, Silkobel.
 Wednesday, June 21 Purse ssoe 2.16 pace-Amie, Arrow, Tranby( Bout well, Famous Horn, Cab, James Albert
 Lady Aileen, Main Day, Mainshoe, Max . ievoy, Rex Mckinney, Silky Mac, Siste . Pearl, The Peter Pan, Toddmore
 PIP pace. Purse $506-Amie, Charle
 Direct, Kate Hal, Peter Kennedy, Re
 November, Sister Pearl, The Peter Par
 Wilgus.
 .l 21s Matinee trot and 2.2o natine 7 pace, entries close June 17th 2 Thursday, June 22nd Purse s1. 2.16 trot-Bell at Law, Benzol, Delagoa 3 Peter. Fresno, Jay Dee, Josephin t Sharpe, Jay Lee, Justice Belle, Littl Mary, Mauna Loa, Mount Kisco, Natiy
 Judge, Palestrina, Pee Wee, T. B. J.
 219 Trot. Purse $5oO-Benze
 Bradford Man, Brock Chenault, Dominic t Day, Fresno, Glenmore, Henry Mac, Hul y ry On. King Lar, McLintuck Lassie, Ns n tive Judge, Peter Buskirk, Remission t Special Parole, Tony Ramapo, Wesley I Free-for-al Pace. Purse $50o-Bust, j. Boy, Colonel BidweH, Gold Quarts, Lad iGamage. Peter Look.