The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-06-18
WOSPEEDY EVENTS
Will OPENPROGRAM
or FINE LOCAL MEET
II and 2:24 Pace Races Are
on Schedule for Capital
Track Tonight
thursday TO BRING THRILL
.ank WeyeI, Chief Judge. De-
clares Entry List to Be
Finest Of Season
thursday TO BRING THRILL
by FRANK j. WEYEL
hief Judge and Starter Of Harness

6y thANh D.
hief Judge and Starter Of Harness
Events At Bismarck Fair) \
The harness racing card as pro-
ahmed for Thursday afternoon and
ening at the Bismarck Fair offers
race lovers and enthusiasts the
rgest and best days sport IN that
ne, that can be seen anywhere IN
e Northwest country this season.
le first races come tonight, begin
Ing at Z o'clock.
The liberal purses and racing condi-
ms that are on the program Tor
smarck and the high class and form
which the races have been con-
lcted at this fine race meeting and
ir have this season attracted the
rgest and best entry list OF horses
ID owners Of class, and ability, ever
avn together in this western coun-
Y, and sport lovers within any rea-
nable driving distance from Bis
arck will positively be cheating
emselves out Of q real day and eve
ng Of high class turf entertainment
they fail to attend this wonderful
ogram as offered for Thursday att
noon and evening here.
Mere superlativeS men baut little
SO many readers, as they class
me as hokum, ballyhoo, advertising
,ense, or whatever you may wish to
IL It, so I will endeaver to prove
Y case to you by telling you about
few Of the stars that will perform
er the local course Thursday.
Peter Poem Classy
The 2:15 class trot (stake race),
,rse $500, and the beautiful silver
ophy, presented to the winner OF
Is race by Edward G. Patterson, OF
,e Patterson hotel. calls for 125
arters, and in this field are such
Nses as Peter Poem 2:04 entry OF
aantelois and Armstead, Superior,
lis. Ohio Rose, the entry Of H. M.
ryan, Bismarck; Harvest Heart. the
TRY Of Tuck Conley, Spencer, Iowa;
he Breat Baron, entry Of O. E. Nc
enzie Of La Crosse, Wis: Walnut
chimney, entry Of w. q. Beeziey OF
,racuse, Neb.; Garwood, entry Of
en- Morgan, Toledo. Iowa, aad six
her trotters Of class and ability.
Tho 2:22 race. purse $3.50, viii have
ght or nine candidates that Will do
title Thursday afternoon In the
Od class are Ioleen McKinny, 2:09A,
le fastest record performer entered
! this class; Chestnut Bar, the entry
w. 8. Beezley Of Syracuse, Neb.,
I'd Ran Man, . four-year-old that
st year 1t this fair took his record
: 2:15H In the three-year-old stake
e Is the property Of H. J. Butler
eNars. Iowa. Art Direct, the entry
/: q. W. Pace, Of Longmont, Colo.
nd Priscilla. entered by K. McDer-
id. Pueblo, Colo, and some SIX
hers In this field Will make It plenty
ugh for whoever wins 1t.
Races Start on Time
The above two races are carded Ton
p. m. and 7:30 p. m. The program
arts of with the 1924 trot, purse
$50, and q wonderful field Of trot.
RS viii turn for the word in thi.
TENT.
Pearl Tavier, the entry Of Ben Nor
an, Toledo, Iowa; Jay Macy, enter
a by Grover Amy, Kewanee, ILL.,
ana-AGae, entered by Herman Friess
Ice Lake, Wis; william Gentry, +. L
1collin entry from st. Paul, MINI.
nd Claud Direct, the entry O.
harley TauSlor Of Rice Lake, Wis.
ltmmie O'Connel. entered by Nicl
iortenson Of st. Charles, MIMI, ans
pme six more starters that all hav'
chance to win the money are here
n the 1924 trotting class.
The above three harness race class,
y and . half mile running race TO
1e same date, I think prove m,
fsaim that the races at the Bismarcl
$50 Fair offer racegoers more TO
aeir money than they can expect t,
1t ct any other spot in America.