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Fryeburg Fair Races, Thursday, October 7, 1937, West Oxford Agricultural Society
Fryeburg Fair Races, Thursday, October 7, 1937, West Oxford Agricultural Society
Kendall Photo Albums
The Fryeburg Race Program for Thursday, October 7, 1937. The races, sponsored by the West Oxford Agricultural Society, were held at the Fryeburg Fair Race Track, Fryeburg, Maine. The program includes the names of race officials as well as information about pari-mutuel betting. The program include Guy Kendall’s handwritten notes on race finishes, changes in the race lineups, and some notes on betting payouts.
Fryeburg Fair Races, Tuesday, October 5, 1937, West Oxford Agricultural Society
Fryeburg Fair Races, Tuesday, October 5, 1937, West Oxford Agricultural Society
Kendall Photo Albums
The Fryeburg Race Program for Tuesday, October 5, 1937. The races, sponsored by the West Oxford Agricultural Society, were held at the Fryeburg Fair Race Track, Fryeburg, Maine. The program includes the names of race officials as well as information about pari-mutuel betting. The program include Guy Kendall’s handwritten notes on race finishes, changes in the race lineups, and some notes on betting payouts.
Fryeburg Fair Races, Wednesday, October 2, 1937, West Oxford Agricultural Society
Fryeburg Fair Races, Wednesday, October 2, 1937, West Oxford Agricultural Society
Kendall Photo Albums
The official race program for the Wednesday, October 2, 1940 Fryeburg Fair harness races in Fryeburg, Maine, printed by Pine Tree Press, Auburn, Maine. The cover of the program includes names of the Starting Judge Harry McKenney and the names of Maine State Racing Commission members Miles B. Mank, chair, William A. Lumb, and Harold O. Pelley. A summary of the horses competing in the Daily Double is also printed on the cover of the program. Inside the program, Guy Kendall recorded the official times, changes in the field of horses or drivers, and order of finish for each race.