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Pair of Pace Features Head Jackson Raceway Program JACKSON, Mich., May 29. The holiday program at Jackson Raceway is expected to attract a bumper crop of fans of the trotting race sport Friday night. Post time will be the usual 8:25, with nine races scheduled. Two feature events, both paces at the one-mile distance, will bring out the fas.t-est-stepping pacers at the track. Queen-at-Law, owned by E. V. Navarre, of Ecorse, Mich., will be trying for a fourth consecutive win, against entries from Georgia, Minnesota, Indiana and Ohio. The highly favored Indiana-owned Little Beaver will have stiff Michigan competition in the second leature with. Director, owned by John H. Toner, of Detroit; Joe Jester, owned by Glyh Trolz, of Jackson; and Dorothy Lamour, owned by Lionel Hurley of Marlette, representing the state in a field of seven starters.
