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J. B. DUNCAN, President. J. A. SCHAS, Secretary and Manager. RENO FAIR AND RACING ASSOCIATION NEVADA STATE AGRICULTURAL PARK. SUMMER MEETING, JULY I, 1916 — 19 DAYS ENTRIES TO STAKES TO CLOSE JUNE 20, 1916 JULY 1 OPENING HANDICAP PURSE ,000 For 3-year-olds and upward.— Six Furlongs. JULY 4 INDEPENDENCE: HANDICAP PURSE «1,000 For 3-year-olds and upward. — One Mile. JULY 8 THE GOLDEN STAKES PURSE $ 1 .OOO For 2-year-olds. — Four and One-Half Furlongs. JULY 11 THE OVERLAND HANDICAP PURSE 9 500 For 3 -year -olds and upward. — Six Furlongs. JULY 15 THE NEVADA DERRY PURSE ,500 For 3-year-olds. — Mile and One -Eighth. JULY 18 THE JUVENILE STAKES PURSE fl.OOO For 2-year-olds. — Five Furlongs. JULY 19 THE RIVERSIDE HANDICAP PURSE * 500 For 3-year-olds and upward. — Six Furlongs. JULY 22 RENO BUSINESS MENS HANDICAP PURSE ,000 For 3-year-olds and upward. — One Mile. SPECIAL NOTICES: More than two horses may be nominated for Selling Stakes, but only two can start. Winner or non-winner of a stated sum means winner or non-winner of a single race of that value to the first horse. Horses penalised in a race shall not be entitled to any of the allowances in such race. Horses not entitled to the first allowance in a race shall not be entitled to the second, and if not to the second, then to no subsequent allowance. The rules as adopted by the Nevada State Racing Commission govern all races run under the auspices of the Reno Fair and Racing Association. SPECIAL NOTICE.— No entry will be received for any of these stakes except upon this condition: That all disputes, claims and objections arising out of the racing, or with respect to the interpretation of the conditions of any stake, shall be decided by a majority of the stewards present, or those whom they may appoint, and their decision upon all points shall be final. Every person or horse expelled or ruled off by any reputable turf authority for fraud, or by the -American or National Trotting Association, shall stand ruled off the courses running under licenses issued by Nevada State Racing Commission. ____ Address all communications to J. A. SCHAS, Secretary, Overland Hotel, Reno, Nevada. LATONIA RACES all myjtearlikgs, by imported Star Shoot and imported Ogden are for sal Privately at Hamburg Place, Lexington, Kcn- 4-k 4-k ■ ■ r-h f~ ■ A l b ~ r 1 V nKrlWrH tucky. The only purchasers desired arc those who J_ s «J» 0 l I lL 1 1 « Lit can give assurance that the yearlings will be placed in tho nands of experienced trainers. The yearlings AMtKiLA iifTiTris s TMJT-irrFW rjir.Kir.ii. frnr-Trvw clui/JI.£.ii. remaining unsold will be trained by me, and sold My many clients will vouch for my marvelous privately as two-year-olds. Address success at Lexington and Louisville. People have j j. MADDEN confidence in me because I do just what I say I Belmont Park New York City, will. Any ten days, 0. No subscriptions taken _ for le-s. Telegraph remittance or remit by express oavt vrr« toon ion wrw wu« tAr1, *"■*•» lWO-lW order in letter. I wire one or two horses daily at Xi a m s* rtTort °- "ft aso -*"• -"* HOTEL BROWNE. v*"""" """"v °" Olga Star, 1375-100, won, in Re- Aft-a i orter No. 601; then if you think c- it. j **i c i n: Cincinnati. -j -« nv.i Oh.o. Sixth and Elm Streets informal! ike that worth 25 cts. VtEH 2a a week, get latest yellow book. ti0L NATIONAL RACING REVIEW jSfn tiow on sale at any news-stand that T-nnavs avrmiT • zJr V sells Racing Form. Just try one, N csterdaj s Special ran second. THE TURF REPORTER Room 101. 638 B. Dearborn 8treet. Chicago. Illlnol*. R 609 BtUimore Bldg.. 22 W. Quincy St., Chicago. ANOTHER FREE WINNER If Winners are what you want, get The Standard. Friday. Slakes " straight on our Free Daily Best, For sale at all leading news-stands for 2." cts., or published here. mailed direct for per mouth. Yesterdays Form TODAYS BEST: Special was scratched. Dailv won. No. 20, under Works, Book 258. Todays Form Special: October-Grape -24 -20 -22 -30. Americas Thoroughbred, Baltimore Bldg., Chicago. THE STANDARD TURF GUIDE, CHICAGO.
