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kth the Arkansas Derby and a Sox
."s:e Program of Harness and
V' fling Events Every Day.
• ; in all the South i;.r.
■ be •;'■ r r.‘o :;u ;lijin a’ •') ik! t '■ :
TI o’ - j. r i ■ •• v.l: i- • the slat*.
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iitii 1 ■ ■ -■ off* red
h •'•lossy lists of horses enter* ri
■ ■■ I■ ■ is there a more beautiful
fo ' snob a commodious strand stain;
' : a h a speedm ; Arkansas Slat
•■’air r ■ ■ an in a class by them
sf-!ves. Every year s ■■ entries from
among the iist.• ?,t and P"-t rarin.
stool; (if Mo- country, irotn !;•■ .'i.lanti
to !h" Pacific, ami from Canada !o Old
Mexico.
Mvory year 'hi fail rnnnng unci;
has added to the classes and nurse
and this year it ha ?M :. reach id thi
Climax of racing perfection with a
program of six big harness and run
hint? even’s each ik.y. One classic
harness and ru rung even1 will featuri
each and ©very d- y\s urogram, bring
ing together t' ery cream of th
i.o-i- tr.-cks oi t' ceinuiy in splritee
••ompetftion. In addifioft there will
Grandest E>' 'bition in All t nci*t
W.!l Be Held at Crklavvn mrl-.
Oct. 27 to Nov. 1,
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'hi■ -i the lo The < lid. '•■. s agile
’h; grtiU'-st exhibit in the1 history of
he i:is'iti!te,ii. 11oi Spriggs i1 as fall
i vered fn.m the <■:! ock of the re
• ’ hi", aiei stands ready to welcome
K) l oan - T|
aeeohinn.hai ion for all, and «>ver\ laisi
ness facility will be in fnli swing long
before ;he date of Me- lair.
Go rnor Hays will official]} a
the 'air {>•. participating in the g r
-•e". jii.igeant. accompany ill;; the 1111
.'■;■ ! nr of the new .stale flag lor the
:.’st 'imp, anil by addressing ib< pco
• e- following this event and declaring
, 'hs tall exposition officially opened.
em (iftole i 27 the slate fair will b*
'opened in a. real blaze of glory ami
Racing at Oaklawn Park, Arkansas Slate Fair.
be four other harness and running
races that would be billed as head
line racing attractions anywhere else.
Simon Cooper, that king of the
horsemen, is superintendent of the
speed department. He announces that
the early closing events show the big
gest and best fields that ever started
in Oaklawn, while the late closing
events promise to excel even the early
events In number and class of the en
trants.
The races will be a big daily feature
of the state fair, one of the many big
attracts is offered the people of Ar
kansas and adjoining states.
with a magnificent display of day and
night fireworks, by patriotic pageants
and with »very booth and stall in the
exposition building filled to overflow
ing with the cream of the products ot
the state.
There is no longer any doubt as to
the magnitude of the coming state
fair. Statewide interest in the exposi
tion has already placed it in a class
by itself as regards the number and
finality of exhibits and present indica
tions are that there will be the great
est attendance in the history of the
fair.
hotel facilities unimpaired.
The state fair management and the
city officials of Hot Springs make the
positive announcement that the hotel
and rooming house facilities of Hot
Springs remain unimpaired and that
the city will be able to care for 100,000
visitors each and every day of the fair.
They also announce through the au
thority of the hotel proprietors and
managers of Hot Springs that there
will not be one penny of advance in
rates and that every visitor to the fair
will find the same ample accommoda
tions aa in the past and at the same
rates as in the past.
As an indication of the splendid
racing program to be held at the state
fair this fall, there are now hundreds
of speedy horses at Oaklawn park,
putting on the finishing touches foi
the gruelling speed contests before
them. Many horsemen have shipped
to Hot Springs to train especially for
the fall racing meet.
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