Images from gallery: Images 1920-1929

Kinney Silk
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Black and white photo of bay gelding, pacer Kinney Silk wearing saddle number four at the Topsham Fair, Sagadahoc Agricultural Society race track, October 12, 1927. Kinney Silk finished the 2.14 Trot and Pace third in three straight heats.

Togo M.
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Black and white photo of 2.17 Trot winner, bay gelding Togo M., at the Topsham Fair, Sagadahoc Agricultural Society race track, October 14, 1927. Togo M., guided by driver Judkins, won in three straight heats. Note the elaborate structure and gingerbread trim of the judges' stand in the background.

Bessie McKlyo — Willard up
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Black and white photo of bay mare Bessie McKlyo driven by Willard in the Free for All at the Topsham Fair, Sagadahoc Agricultural Society race track, October 14, 1927.

Peter Azoff
Black and white photo of chestnut gelding Peter Azoff with owner/driver R. G. Stiles of Oxford, Maine up. Peter Azoff finished the Topsham Fair 2.12 Trot and Pace in first place after a Run-Off with Betty Direct on October 12, 1927. This photo was taken at the Sagadahoc Agricultural Society race track. Peter Azoff was also an active competitor in harness racing contests held at Three Rivers in St. Maurice Valley, Quebec, Canada.

Sunny Earl
Black and white photo of gray gelding Sunny Earl driven by Mason in the 2.20 Trot and Pace at the Topsham Fair, Sagadahoc Agricultural Society race track, October 12, 1927.

Marion Earl
Black and white photo of gray mare Marion Earl at the Topsham Fair, Sagadahoc Agricultural Society race track, October 12, 1927. Marion Earl finished second in the 2.20 Trot and Pace.

Betty Direct
Black and white photo of second place finisher in the 2.12 Trot and Pace, bay mare pacer Betty Direct driven by owner/driver E. E. Piper in the Topsham Fair, Sagadahoc Agricultural Society race track. The Run-Off between Betty Direct and Peter Azoff was put over to October 12, 1927. Peter Azoff took the final heat and the race victory.

John Opp
Black and white photo of bay gelding pacer John Opp caught in stride in the back stretch of Sagadahoc Agricultural Society race track, Topsham Fair, October 11, 1927. John Opp paced only three out of five heats in the race.

Trampalane
Black and white photo of bay gelding Trampalane (identified as "Tramplane" in the score card but identified by Kendall as Trampalane). The photo is of the gelding pacer in motion with driver Shuman up at the Sagadahoc Agricultural Society race track. Trampalane participated in the 2.12 Trot and Pace on the first day of the the Topsham Fair, October 11, 1927.

Betty Direct
Black and white photo of bay mare Betty Direct with owner/driver E. E. Piper up. This photo was taken at the Topsham Fair, Sagadahoc Agricultural Society race track. Betty Direct placed second in the 2.12 Trot and Pace contest after a Run-Off with Peter Azoff on October 12, 1927.

Trampalane
Black and white photo of bay gelding Trampalane (identified as "Tramplane" in the score card but identified by Kendall as Trampalane). The photo is of the gelding pacer in motion with driver Shuman up at the Sagadahoc Agricultural Society race track. Trampalane participated in the 2.12 Trot and Pace at the Topsham Fair. The horse and driver in the background are unidentified by Kendall. Note the crowd of spectators and what appears to be the judge's stand to the rightside of the photo background.

Miss Possibility
Black and white photo of chestnut mare Miss Possibility at the Sagadahoc Agricultural Society race track, Tuesday, October 11, 1927 driven to victory by owner/driver Frank P. Fox in four heats of the Topsham Fair 2.18 Trot and Pace.

Dolan Watts
Black and white action photo of bay gelding Dolan Watts, mane flying at the Sagadahoc Agricultural Society race track, Tuesday, October 11, 1927 driven by Bachelder in the 2.20 Trot of the Topsham Fair. Note the position of the reins and the driver's hands as the horse works out.

Lady Patchen
Black and white photo of Lady Patchen, half-sister to 2.18 Trot and Pace race winner Miss Possibility. Driven by Russell, Lady Patchen was disqualified in the second heat of the contest at the Topsham Fair, Sagadahoc Agricultural Society race track, Tuesday, October 11, 1927.

Jimmie Forbes
Black and white photo of trotter, Jimmie Forbes, driven by Wade in the 2.15 Class Trot or Pace at the Fryeburg Fair, Fryeburg, Maine, October 5, 1927.

Edwin P.
Black and white photo bay gelding pacer Edwin P. wearing saddle number two with owner/driver E. Parrott of South Portland up. Edwin P. finished second with a time of 2.17 1/2 in the 2.22 Class Trot or Pace at Fryeburg Fair on Wednesday, October 5, 1927.

Luke Bell
Black and white photo of black gelding trotter Luke Bell driven by McDonald in the 2.15 Class Trot or Pace at Fryeburg Fair on Wednesday, October 5, 1927.

Diamond Q., Jr.
Black and white photo of bay gelding Diamond Q., Jr. driven by Smith in the 2.22 Class Trot or Pace at Fryeburg Fair on Wednesday, October 5, 1927. Diamond Q., Jr. was sired by Diamond Q., a black stallion from Springfield, Illinois by Don Q.

Sylvia Peter
Black and white photo of chestnut mare, pacer Sylvia Peter wearing saddle number six with an unidentified driver at Fryeburg Fair on Wednesday, October 5, 1927. Sylvia Peter did not have a good outing, finishing fourth in the field in three straight heats.

Blue Jay winning from Tippie Volo at Rochester
This black and white photo taken by Guy Kendall at Cold Spring Park, Rochester, N.H. This image is the first significant, side-by-side, finish-line action photo captured in the Kendall albums. Roan gelding, Blue Jay appears in the lead. Bay mare, Tippie Volo appears in second.
According to Kendall's handwritten notes in the race card indicate the third place horse is Hollyrood Jessie by Belwin and Hollyrood Janet. The background includes a shot of the crowd of men wearing topcoats and hats. Almost directly across from Kendall's position, it is possible to see another photographer with a box camera. In the distance it is possible to see the ferris wheel and fair ground cafe.

Blue Jay winning from Tippie Volo at Rochester
This black and white photo taken by Guy Kendall at Cold Spring Park, Rochester, N.H. This image is the first significant, side-by-side, finish-line action photo captured in the Kendall albums. Bay mare, Tippie Volo is finishing second. Roan gelding, Blue Jay is in the lead. According to Kendall's handwritten notes in the race card indicate the third place horse is Hollyrood Jessie by Belwin and Hollyrood Janet. The background includes a shot of the crowd of men wearing topcoats and hats. Almost directly across from Kendall's position, it is possible to see another photographer with a box camera. In the distance it is possible to see the ferris wheel and fair ground cafe.

Maurenewood
Black and white photo of chestnut mare pacer Maurenewood driven by T. Bunch to victory in three out of four heats in a time of 2.09 in the 2.15 Class Pace at the 52nd Annual Rochester Fair at Cold Spring Park, Rochester, N.H., Wednesday, May 28, 1927. The horse War Dance, wearing saddle number six, driven by J. Nevell is also visible in the background.
Maurenewood's tack includes a shadow roll to obscure shadows on the track from the horse's line of vision and a headpole to maintain the horse's straightline when pacing. Also of note are the hopples used to help the horse maintain her gait by keeping both legs on the same side moving together in rhythm.

Tippee Volo
Black and white photo of bay mare, trotter Tippie Volo wearing saddle number two and driven by H. Brusie in the 2.11 Class Trot at the 52nd Annual Rochester Fair at Cold Spring Park, Rochester, N.H., Wednesday, May 28, 1927. Tippie Volo took the race in three out of four heats finishing with a time of 2.08 1/4.

Neill Frisco
Black and white photo of bay gelding, pacer Neill Frisco driven by C. Mosher wearing number five at the 52nd Annual Rochester Fair at Cold Spring Park, Rochester, N.H., Wednesday, May 28, 1927.

War Dance
Black and white photo of War Dance and driver J. Nevell at the 52nd Annual Rochester Fair at Cold Spring Park, Rochester, N.H., Wednesday, May 28, 1927.
War Dance's tack includes a shadow roll to obscure shadows from the horse's line of vision as well as a blind bridle to block the horse's vision to the besides and behind him. The strap extending down the horse's front leg is a knee boot suspender. Knee boots prevent injury from the horse hitting his knees together while racing. The horse is also wearing hopples to help maintain his gait when pacing.
The horse Bessie Direct and driver E. Bray are visible in the background. Also note the large, timber ramp system in the background directly behind War Dance. In the right side of the background, note the unusual dome-shaped structure.

Chestnut Dillon
Black and white photo of chestnut gelding, trotter Chestnut Dillon driven by W. Flemming, wearing number one, in the 2.11 Class Trot at the 52nd Annual Rochester Fair at Cold Spring Park, Rochester, N.H., Wednesday, May 28, 1927.

Neill Frisco
Black and white photo of bay gelding, pacer Neill Frisco driven by C. Mosher wearing number five at the 52nd Annual Rochester Fair at Cold Spring Park, Rochester, N.H., Wednesday, May 28, 1927. Note the crowd along the rail in the background of the photo.

Hollyrood Jessie
Black and white photo of bay mare, trotter Hollyrood Jessie driven by T. Bunch wearing number 3 in the 2.11 Class Trot at the 52nd Annual Rochester Fair at Cold Spring Park, Rochester, N.H.

Auto Pace
Black and white photo of black gelding, pacer, Auto Pace in the backstretch at Franklin Park, Farmington, Maine on Sept. 22, 1927. in the background it is possible to see the tops of tents and out buildings that were part of the fair event.

Donna Thompson
Black and white photo of bay mare, Donna Thompson warming up with owner/driver Frank G. Colburn up. Donna Thompson's performance matched that of Grace Worthy in the 2.16 Trot at Franklin Park, Farmington, Maine, during the Franklin County Agricultural Society Cattle Show and Fair, Sept. 22, 1927. Note the track's distrinctive picket fence in the background of the photo.

The Bengal
Black and white photo of black gelding, pacer, The Bengal with owner/driver G. W. Fanjoy up. The Bengal ran one heat of the Free for All at Franklin Park before scratching due to veterinary issues. The race was held during the Franklin County Agricultural Society Cattle Show and Fair, Farmington, Maine, Sept. 22, 1927. Note the track's distinctive picket fence in the background of the photo.

Caruso — Chappelle up
Black and white photo of black gelding, Caruso posing for the camera with driver Pierce Chappelle up. Caruso took a first place win in three heats setting a track record time of 2.09 1/2 at Franklin County Agricultural Society Cattle Show and Fair, Farmington, Maine, Sept. 22, 1927. Chappelle and Caruso went on to win a $1000 purse in Brockton, Massachusetts on Oct. 8, 1927 (Lewiston Daily Sun, Oct. 8, 1927).

Jack Dempsey
Black and white photo of trotter, bay gelding Jack Dempsey with owner/driver Dr. Kierstead of Fort Kent up. Jack Dempsey took first place in three straight heats racing a 2.14 for the 2.16 Class Trot at the Franklin County Agricultural Society Cattle Show and Fair, Farmington, Maine, Sept. 22, 1927.

Malcolm Vaughn
Black and white photo of bay stallion, Malcolm Vaughn driven by owner/driver A.M. Stratton of Albion, Maine. Malcolm Vaughn had disappointing out at the 2.16 Class Trot at the Franklin County Agricultural Society Cattle Show and Fair, Farmington, Maine, Sept. 22, 1927, finishing in fifth out of a field of six.

Alice Middleton
Black and white photo of chestnut mare, Alice Middleton in motion at the Essex County Fair, Topsfield, Massachusetts, Saturday, Sept. 17, 1927.

Mamie Napoleon
Black and white action photo of Mamie Napoleon at the Essex County Fair, Topsfield, Massachusetts, Saturday, Sept. 17, 1927. Mamie Napoleon won the event finishing first in three straight heats.

Eula H.
Black and white photo of roan mare Eula H. in action at the Essex County Fair, Topsfield, Massachusetts, Saturday, Sept. 17, 1927. Eula H. finished the event second. Eula H. went on to set a race mark of 2.06 1/2. Once retired, she became a well-known foundation brood mare for Stanley A. Wathans, Fort Fairfield, Maine, producing Volo H. (once the 9th fastest horse in the U.S.) and Mighty H. See: Selective breeding key to success at the track by Tony Aliberti, Maine Sunday Telegram, March 23, 1980.

Loverdale
Black and white photo of black mare Loverdale moving around the track at the 2.30 Pace at the Essex County Fair, Topsfield, Massachusetts, Saturday, Sept. 17, 1927.

Worthy Etewah
Black and white photo of bay gelding Worthy Etewah, winner of the 2.20 Trot at the Essex County Fair, Topsfield, Massachusetts, Saturday, Sept. 17, 1927.

Guy Todd
Black and white photo of bay gelding, trotter Guy Todd in action for the 2.20 Trot at the Essex County Fair, Topsfield, Massachusetts, Saturday, Sept. 17, 1927.

Vonia Cress
Black and white photo of trotter, bay mare Vonia Cress in action for the 2.20 Trot at the Essex County Fair, Topsfield, Massachusetts, Saturday, Sept. 17, 1927. Vonia Cress finished third in this contest but was noted in the obituary of her breeder, Fayette A. Amidon, as having record time of 2.13.

Marie Bingen
Black and white action photo of bay mare, trotter Marie Bingen in action for the 2.20 Trot at the Essex County Fair, Topsfield, Massachusetts, Saturday, Sept. 17, 1927.

Catherine Harvester
Black and white photo of brown mare Catherine Harvester posing in the backstretch at State Fair Park, Lewiston, Maine, September 8, 1927.

Far North
Standardbred horses, American Standardbred racehorses, Maine harness racing, Maine horse racing, Sulky racing, Trotting races, 1927b album

Peter Azoff
Black and white photo of chestnut gelding, pacer Peter Azoff winner of the 2.13 pace in three heats at the State Fair Park, Lewiston, Maine, September 8, 1927.

Lu North
Black and white photo of bay gelding Lu North in the 2.13 Pace at the State Fair Park, Lewiston, Maine, September 8, 1927. The top of the grand stand is visible in the background.

Early Todd
Black and white photo of bay gelding Early Todd, a pacer out of Iowa Todd racing in the 2.13 Pace at the State Fair Park, Lewiston, Maine, September 8, 1927.

Baron Worthy
Black and white photo of roan gelding Baron Worthy wearing saddle number 2 and driven by Walker at Maine State Fair Grounds, Lewiston, Maine, Sept. 8, 1927. Baron Worthy did not perform well in this outing, finishing fourth.

Baron Worthy — Walker up
Black and white 8x10 image of roan gelding pacer Baron Worthy driven by Walker wearing saddle number 2 in the Free for All at Maine State Fair Grounds, Lewiston, Maine, Sept. 8, 1927. Baron Worthy did not perform well in this outing, finishing fourth.

Quinla
Black and white 8x10 image of bay mare, pacer Quinla driven by owner/driver Charles Mason of Medford, Mass. in the Free for All at Maine State Fair Grounds, Lewiston, Maine, Sept. 8, 1927. Quinla finished the contest in third.

Sister Napoleon
Black and white photo of chestnut mare Sister Napoleon wearing saddle number two and driven by James Jordon in the Three year old and under Trot and Pace at Maine State Fair Grounds, Lewiston, Maine, Sept. 8, 1927. Sister Napoleon finished third in the contest.

Sadie Dillon — Kingsley up
Black and white 8x10 photo of Sadie Dillon (spelled Sadye Dillon by Kendall) with owner/driver Jack Kingsley up. Wearing saddle number one Sadie Dillon finished first in the Three year old and under Trot and Pace at Maine State Fair Grounds, Lewiston, Maine, Sept. 8, 1927.

Magnolia
Black and white photo of Magnolia, a roan gelding out of Mignola. Magnolia, driven by Bearce, was disqualified after two heats of the 2.20 Pace State Fair Park, Lewiston, Maine, September 7, 1927.

Nan McKlyo
Black and white photo of Nan McKlyo at the State Fair Park, Lewiston, Maine, September 7, 1927, driven by Frank P. Fox. Nan McKlyo and Ben Evans ended up in a run off that was still unfinished at sundown. The final heat of the race was run the following day with Nan McKlyo taking the contest.

Marion Earl
Black and white gray mare, pacer Marion Earl with owner/driver P. M. O'Brien up at the 2.25 Pace, State Fair Park, Lewiston, Maine, September 7, 1927.

Harry J.
Black and white photo of Harry J., Wells up in the 2.25 Pace at State Fair Park, Lewiston, Maine, September 7, 1927

Ben Evens
Black and white photo of Ben Evans, a pacer driven by Chappelle in the 2.25 Pace at the State Fair Park, Lewiston, Maine, September 7, 1927. Nan McKlyo and Ben Evans ended up in a run off that was still unfinished at sundown. The final heat of the race was run the following day with Nan McKlyo taking the contest.

Marion Earl
Black and white photo of gray mare, pacer Marion Earl posing in the back stretch with owner/driver P. M. O'Brien up at the 2.25 Pace, State Fair Park, Lewiston, Maine, September 7, 1927.

Barney Delight
Black and white photo of pacer, chestnut gelding Barney Delight with Coté up at State Fair Park, Lewiston, Maine, September 5, 1927. Barney Delight did not fare well in the outing.

Henry of Navarre
Black and white photo of roan stallion Henry of Navarre at State Fair Park, Lewiston, Maine, September 5, 1927 with owner/driver A. W. Walker up. Henry of Navarre took the contest in three straight heats.

Red Dillon — Kingsley up
Black and white photo of bay gelding, pacer Red Dillon wearing saddle number 5, Kingsley up. Red Dillon finished second in the 2.17 Pace event at State Fair Park, Lewiston, Maine, September 5, 1927.

King Forbes — Jordan up
Black and white photo of gray gelding King Forbes by Malcolm Forbes, driven by Jordan in the 2.17 Pace event at State Fair Park, Lewiston, Maine, September 5, 1927. King Forbes finished the event third after three heats. Tents and crowds of people attending the fair can be seen in the distance.

Justice Bell
Black and white photo of black gelding, trotter Justice Bell at State Fair Park, Lewiston, Maine, September 5, 1927. Justice Bell finished the competition third after three heats.

Major Mozart
Black and white photo of bay gelding, trotter Major Mozart at State Fair Park, Lewiston, Maine, September 5, 1927 with a young driver, Johnson up.

Sept. 5, 1927 — Dewey the Great
Black and white photo of brown gelding, trotter Dewey the Great at State Fair Park, Lewiston, Maine, September 5, 1927 with Kingsley up. Dewey the Great finished fourth after three heats in the contest.

Rubicon
Black and white photo of chestnut gelding and winner of the 2.11 Pace at the State Fair Park, Lewiston, Maine, September 5, 1927, Rubicon. Wearing saddle number 1, Rubicon was driven to victory by W. A. Nelson.

Banner M.
Black and white photo of bay stallion Banner M. in front of the judges stand at the State Fair Park, Lewiston, Maine, September 5, 1927. Banner M. placed second after five heats in the 2.11 Pace.

Mary R.
Black and white photo of pacer, black mare Mary M. at at the State Fair Park, Lewiston, Maine, September 5, 1927, owner/driver F. M. Simmons up. After finishing fifth in two heats, Mary M. was sidelined by the vet for the remainder of the race.

Rubicon — Nelson up
Black and white photo of Rubicon, winner of the State Fair Park, Lewiston, Maine, September 5, 1927 2.11 Pace with W. A. Nelson up. The grand stand and judges stand are visible in the background.

Lou Direct — Fox up
Black and white photo of black gelding Lou Direct with owner/driver Frank P. Fox up at the Oxford County Fair races, South Paris, Maine, Sept. 3, 1927. Fox drove Lou Direct to first-place finishes in three straight heats of the 2.18 Trot and Pace in 2.12 1/4.

Rubicon — Nelson up
Black and white photo of chestnut gelding Rubicon wearing saddle number and driven by Nelson in the Oxford County Fair Free for All, South Paris, Maine, Sept. 3, 1927. Rubicon finished second in the race.

W. G. H — Mann up
Black and white photo of bay gelding, W.G.H. With driver, Mann, up. W.G.H. scratched from the 2.25 Trot for Horses at the Oxford County Fair, South Paris, Maine, Sept. 3, 1927.

Benzol Jr.
Black and white photo of brown gelding, trotter Benzol, Jr. wearing saddle number four and driven by Nelson in the Oxford County Fair 2.14 Trot, South Paris, Maine, Sept. 3, 1927. Benzol, Jr. finished the race third in the money, according to Guy Kendall's notes.

On Time
Black and white photo of bay gelding, On Time driven by Chappelle at the Oxford County Fair 2.18 Trot and Pace, South Paris, Maine, Sept. 3, 1927. On Time finished the race in fourth place.

Harvester John
Black and white photo of brown gelding, pacer Harvester John wearing saddle number three, Mason up. Harvester John finished third in the Oxford County Fair 2.18 Trot and Pace, South Paris, Maine, Sept. 3, 1927.

Major Mozart
Black and white photo of Major Mozart, Connors up at the Oxford County Fair, South Paris, Maine, Sept. 3, 1927. Major Mozart finished second in the 2.14 Trot.

The Sheik
Black and white photo of pacer, bay gelding, The Sheik driven by Simmons at the Oxford County Fair, South Paris, Maine, Sept. 3, 1927. The Sheik finished second in the 2.18 Trot and Pace.

Rubicon
Black and white action photo of chestnut gelding Rubicon warming up, wearing saddle number and driven by Nelson in the Oxford County Fair Free for All, South Paris, Maine, Sept. 3, 1927. Rubicon finished second in the race.

Justice Bell
Black and white photo of Justice Bell at the Oxford County Fair, South Paris, Maine, Sept. 3, 1927. Justice Bell, driven by Wells, finished the contest in third place.

Ruby B.
Black and white photo of pacer, chestnut mare Ruby B. being held by a groom near sheds at an unidentified location, quite likely the Central Maine Trotting Park in Waterville, Maine where Ruby B. competed in the R. A. Jewell Cup on September 1, 1927.

Lee's Image
Black and white photo of bay pacer, Lee's Image driven by Pottle to a first-place win in the 2.20 pace at the Oxford County Fair races, South Paris, Maine, Sept. 1, 1927. Lee's Image placed first in three straight heats. Note that a portion of the grandstand and the judges stand are visible in the background along with a number of spectator vehicles.

Peter Ibettson
Black and white photo of bay trotter, Peter Ibettson driven by Fox in the 2.16 Trot at the Oxford County Fair races, South Paris, Maine, Sept. 1, 1927. Note that the grandstand and judges stand are both visible in the background along with a number of spectator vehicles.

Dagaston
Black and white photo of brown trotter, Dagaston with owner/driver F. M. Simmons up. Dagaston raced in the 2.16 Trot at the Oxford County Fair races, South Paris, Maine, Sept. 1, 1927. Note that the grandstand is visible in the background along with a number of spectator vehicles.

Lord Lyndon
Black and white photo of bay trotter, Lord Lyndon, wearing saddle number six and driven by Harvey in the 2.16 Trot at the Oxford County Fair races, South Paris, Maine, Sept. 1, 1927.

Joe Direct
Black and white photo of chestnut gelding, Joe Direct driven by Nelson in the 2.20 Pace at the Oxford County Fair races, South Paris, Maine, Sept. 1, 1927.
Of particular note in this photo is a piece of equipment identified by Donnie Richards of Yarmouth, Maine as a "knee spreader" used to prevent the horse from hitting his knees and causing injury while running at full trot. The knee spreader, rarely used in the period and no longer used today, is attached to the shaft of the sulky as well as the outside of the horse's foot. The strap extending down the horse's leg is a knee boot, also designed to prevent injury from the horse hitting his knees together while racing.

Just Sunshine
Black and white photo of bay gelding Just Sunshine at the Oxford County Fair races, South Paris, Maine, Sept. 1, 1927. This image illustrates the harness set up including the hobble, hobble hanger, back strap and back pad, as well as the overcheck. Driven by Harvey, Just Sunshine finished third in the money in the 2.20 Pace.

Court Day
Black and white photo of bay mare Court Day, Mann up in the 2.15 Trot and Pace at the Oxford County Fair races, South Paris, Maine, Sept. 1, 1927. Wearing saddle number three, Court Day had a poor showing in the race finishing last in the field of six.

Wayne Hal — Tingley up
Black and white photo of black horse Wayne Hall with Tingley up mounted inside the race program for the July 7, 1927 races at Sage Park, Windsor, Connecticut.

Rena Azoff
Black and white photo of bay mare Rena Azoff at Sage Park, Windsor, Connecticut, July 7, 1927.

Maude Grattan
Black and white photo of bay mare Maud Grattan posing in the backstretch of Sage Park, Windsor, Connecticut, July 7, 1927.

J.B. Ex
Black and white photo of bay gelding J.B. EX. wearing number eight and driven by G. Munz at Sage Park, Windsor, Connecticut, July 7, 1927.

Jeritza
Black and white photo of bay mare, Jeritza, wearing number three and driven by W. Crozier in the 2.12 Class Trot at Sage Park, Windsor, Connecticut, on July 6, 1927.

John Gallagher
Black and white action photo of chestnut horse John Gallagher driven by W. Crozier in the 2.09 Class Trot at Sage Park, Windsor, Connecticut, on July 6, 1927. The small photo print was mounted by Guy Kendall inside the day's race program.

Ruby P.
Black and white photo of trainer/owner/driver Billy Keyes (William H. Keyes) holding the lead rope for Ruby P., a roan mare, near racetrack stables at an unidentified location--possibly Central Maine Fair Trotting Park in Waterville, Maine. Keyes stable was out of St. Stephens, New Brunswick, Canada participated in the Maine and New Brunswick Race Circuit.

Eula H. — Billy Keyes — Ruby P.
Black and white photo of trainer/owner/driver Billy Keyes (William H. Keyes) holding Eula H. (left) and Ruby P. (right) near racetrack stables at an unidentified location—possibly Central Maine Fair Trotting Park in Waterville, Maine. Keyes stable was out of St. Stephens, New Brunswick, Canada participated in the Maine and New Brunswick Race Circuit.

Malcolm Vaughn
Black and white photo of a groom trotter, bay stallion Malcolm Vaughn, near sheds at an unidentified location, quite likely the Central Maine Trotting Park in Waterville, Maine. Malcolm Vaughn appears in the August 29, 1924 2.17 Trot Stake at Central Maine Trotting Park but not on the 1927 score cards.

Mary R. — Simmons up
Black and white photo of mare, pacer Mary R. driven by Simmons at the Central Maine Fair Races, Sept. 1, 1926, Waterville, Maine. Mary R. battled Lee S. for the first-place win in the 2.14 Pace Stake.

Lee S.
Black and white photo of chestnut gelding, Lee S. driven by veteran race driver Frank P. Fox in the 2.14 Pace Stake at the Central Maine Fair Races, Waterville, Maine. Lee S. finished second in a hard-fought battle with purse winner, Mary R.

Northern Silk
Black and white photo of chestnut gelding Northern Silk driven by Carney in the Central Maine Fair Races, Waterville, Maine.

Tommy Finch Jr.
Black and white photo of Tommy Finch, Jr. driven by Nelson in the 2.17 Pace Class Central Maine Fair Race, Waterville, Maine. Tommy Finch, Jr. placed third in the race.

The Shiek
Black and white photo of brown gelding The Shiek driven by Simmons in the Central Maine Fair Races, Waterville, Maine, Sept. 2, 1926.

Henry of Navarre
Black and white photo of bay gelding Henry of Navarre driven by Walker in the 2.17 Pace Class at Central Maine Fair Races, Sept. 2, 1926. Henry of Navarre took the $500 purse.

Tiny Wilkes
Black and white photo of 2.17 Pacer Tiny Wilkes driven by Wells in the Central Maine Fair Races, Sept. 2, 1926. Fair tents and the carousel can be seen in the background of the photograph.

Dewey the Great
Black and white photo of bay gelding Dewey the Great wearing number 2 in the 2.14 Trot at the September 1, 1926 Central Maine Fair Races, Waterville, Maine. Dewey the Great tied for third place with Lou D. Axworthy.

Harry Putnam
Black and white photo of bay gelding Harry Putnam driven by Chappell in the 2.12 Pace at the Central Maine Fair Races, Waterville, Maine on Sept. 1, 1926. Harry Putnam was favored to win among the four starters and took the purse in three straight heats. Jack Grattan driven by Evans placed second, Northern Mac driven by Waite finished third with Dewey finishing in the fourth slot. Seen in the background is the top of the carousel and ferris wheel.

Peter Ibbetson
Black and white photo of trotting horse Peter Ibbetson and owner/driver Frank P. Fox. Peter Ibbetson scored a controversial win at the Central Maine Fair Races, winning three of four heats despite a protest filed by James Hennessey of Somerville, Mass., owner of George Harvester, alleging that Fox was using a "road buggy" instead of a proper sulky. The Kennebec Journal reported that the judges ruled that Fox was using a "sulkiette" since the vehicle lacked springs. George Harvester, race favorite, finished second.

Red Dillon
Black and white photo of bay gelding Red Dillon driven by Evans at the Sept. 1, 1926 Central Maine Fair Races in Waterville, Maine. Red Dillon won the 2.24 Pace in three straight heats.

Nan McKlyo
Black and white photo of bay mare, pacer Nan McKylo, driven by race veteran Frank P. Fox in the Central Maine Fair Races, Sept. 1, 1926, Waterville, Maine. At age 73, Fox drove Nan McKlyo to finish second in the 2.27 Pace on this day.

Northern Mac — 2.09 1/4 — Waite up
Black and white photo of brown gelding, Northern Mac driven by Waite in the 2.12 Pace at the Central Maine Fair Races, Sept. 1, 1926, Waterville, Maine. Northern Mac took third in the three-heat race.

Gyda Dewey
Black and white photo of Gyda Dewey with owner/driver in the 2.25 Trot and Pace (Cumberland and York County owned). Cumberland County Fair, August 31, Sept. 1, 2, 3, 1926.

Gold Quartz — Hayes up
Black and white photo of champion pacer Gold Quartz, driven by owner H.H. Hayes, who won the $400 purse in the 2.12 Trot and Pace at the Cumberland County Fair, August 31, Sept. 1, 2, 3, 1926.

Robert M. — Pottle up
Black and white photo of pacer Robert M., a black gelding owned by H. S. Thebaite posing in the back stretch at the 1926 Cumberland County Fair on August 31, Sept. 1, 2, 3, 1926.

Silkworm — Pottle up
Black and white photo of bay gelding Silkworm owned by F. W. Woodman, winner of the 2.30 trot at Bridgton Fair, who placed second in the Portland Press Herald 2.30 Trot at the Cumberland County Fair, August 31, Sept. 1, 2, 3, 1926. The driver in the image is Irving Pottle.

Frank Q
Black and white photo of bay gelding Frank Q. at the Cumberland Farmers Club Fair, winner of the $150 purse in the 2.30 Trot or Pace.

Peter Councilman
Black and white photo of bay stallion Peter Councilman at the Cumberland Farmers' Club Fair 1926. Peter Councilman finished third in the race.

Beauty Cochato
Black and white photo of bay gelding, trotter Beauty Cochato at the Cumberland Farmers' Club races, August 1926.

Peter Warwick
Black and white photo of brown gelding Peter Warwick at the Cumberland Farmers' Club races, August 1926.

Miss Malcom Forbes
Black and white photo of bay mare Miss Malcolm Forbes with owner/driver Gould at the Cumberland Farmers' Club fair races. The judges' platform can be seen in the background.

Peter Alto — Card up
Black and white photo of bay gelding, pacer Peter Alto with owner/driver Card at the Cumberland Farmers' Club Fair. Peter Alto took second place in the 2.14 Trot or Pace.

Eva May
Black and white photo of roan mare Eva May wearing number three in the 2.30 Oat Race at the Cumberland Farmers' Club Fair, August 1926.

Rita Axworthy
Black and white photo of chestnut mare Rita Axworthy posing in the back stretch of the Cumberland Farmer Fair trotting park, August 1926.

Pearl Q — Dane up
Black and white photo of Pearl Q., winner of the 2.20 Trot and Pace $100 purse at the 1926 Cumberland Farmer's Club trotting park driven by Dane.

Lorna Doune — Gould up
Black and white photo of Gould driving Lorna Doune at the Cumberland Farmers' Club Fair. She was cited as Lorna Donne in a newspaper account of the races.

Anna Echo — Chapin up
Black and white photo of pacer Anna Echo took straight heats at the Cumberland Farmer's Club to win the 2.30 Oat Race in half-mile heats, August 24, 1926.

Gold Quartz
Black and white photo of champion pacer Gold Quartz who won the $400 purse in the 2.12 Class Trot or Pace at the Cornish Agricultural Association races.

Red Dillon
Black and white photo of Red Dillon who took second place in the 2.12 Class Trot or Pace at the Cornish Agricultural Association races in August 1926. Red Dillon went on in the season to win the 2.20 Kennebec Journal Pace at the Maine State Fair Grounds in September.

Jack Grattan
Black and white photo of pacer Jack Grattan, a bay gelding formerly owned by Alton Richardson, owned by F. A. Bragdon in 1926.

Delagoe's Peter
Black and white photo of Delagoe's Peter being driven by a trainer at the Cornish Agricultural Association, Cornish, Maine.

Sequoia
Black and white photo of Sequoia, a chestnut gelding from the Mason Stables of Medford, Mass.

Dave Hal
Black and white photo of roan gelding, Dave Hal warming up at the 1926 Cornish Agricultural Association races.

Dave Hal
Black and white photo of roan gelding, Dave Hal at the 1926 Cornish Agricultural Association races.

Beeswing
Black and white photo of Beeswing, bay mare, and winner of the $400 2.30 Class Trot at the Cornish Agricultural Association, 1926.

Jennie H. — Pottle up
Black and white photo of chestnut mare, Jennie H., at Bridgton Fair, August 12, 1926. Jennie H., driven by Irving Pottle, landed second in the Free for All.

Carrie Carey — Mason up
Black and white photo of chestnut mare, Carrie Carey from the Mason Stables, driven by owner C. Mason wearing number four in the 2.30 trot at Bridgton Fair, August 1926. Carrie Carey place third in the trot.

Lorna Doune
Black and white photo of brown mare Lorna Doune who placed fourth in the 2.30 trot at Bridgton Fair, August 1926. Lorna Doune also raced in the Cumberland County Fair Portland Press Herald 2.30 Trot in August 1926, finishing third.

Silkworm
Black and white photo of bay gelding Silkworm owned by F. W. Woodman, winner of the 2.30 trot in Bridgton Fair, 1926.

Comsewogue Hall
Black and white photo of brown gelding, trotter Comsewogue Hal at Bridgton Fair, 1926.

Maxeyalight
Black and white photo of bay gelding, pacer Maxeyalight, owned by Jack & Johnson. Maxeyalight won the $400 purse for the 2.20 Class Trot or Pace at Bridgton Fair, August 1926.

Hilarius
Black and white photo of pacer, bay gelding Hilarius at Bridgton Fair Race, August 1926.

George Harvester — Chet Stewart up
Black and white photo of bay stallion, George Harvester, a trotter, driven by Chet Stewart in the 2.20 Class Trot or Pace at the Bridgton Fair Race, August 1926.

Walter K.
Black and white photo of pacer, bay gelding Walker K. wearing number 2 in the 2.13 Trot or Pace at Bridgton Fair, August 1926. Walter K. took the $400 purse with a 2.13 1/4 pace.

Theo Echo — Day up
Black and white photo of bay mare, trotter Theo Echo at Bridgton Fair with owner driver H.M. Day in the sulky. Theo Echo placed second in the Bridgeton race but won the $500 purse at the Portland Press Herald 2.30 Trot at the Cumberland County Fair in Gorham in late August 1926.

Ribbon Cane — 2.01 3/4 Mason Up
Black and white photo of bay mare Ribbon Cane, owner/driver C. Mason up, posing in the backstretch at Sage Park, Windsor, Connecticut, July 1926.

Jolly Girl
Black and white photo of bay mare, pacer Jolly Girl at Sage Park, Windsor, Conn. Hitched to a sulky driven by J. Burlingame. Kendall mounted the small print inside the race card.

Baron Worthy
Black and white photo of roan gelding Baron Worthy at Sage Park, Windsor, Conn. Baron Worthy, wearing number 4 finished fourth in the July 9, 1926 Free-for-All. In the background of the image on the right, it is possible to see a portion of the grand stands and the main gate of the trotting park.

Golden Direct
Black and white photo of chestnut gelding Golden Direct posing in the backstretch of Sage Park, Windsor, Conn. Golden Direct took first place pacing 2.09 1/4 in the 2.15 Class Pace, winning the $1,000 purse. In the back ground it is possible to see a Ford Model T Sedan and a Pierce Arrow Coupe.

Gilded Lady 2nd
Black and white photo of brown mare Gilded Lady the Second near the sheds at Sage Park, Windsor, Conn.

Easefast — King up
Black and white photo of roan gelding Easefast driven by H. King in the 2.15 Class Pace at Sage Park, Windsor, Conn., July 9, 1926. Easefast replaced Rovert Nervolo who scratched.

Thompson Dillon
Black and white photo of black gelding Thompson Dillon driven by W. Leese took the $1000 purse in the 2.09 Trot at Sage Park, Windsor, Conn.

Lee Winder
Black and white photo of brown gelding Lee Winder driven by R. Whitehill wearing number 9, posing in the back stretch at Sage Park, Windsor, Conn.

Marmaduke
Black and white photo of black gelding, trotter Marmaduke driven by H. Brusie at Sage Park, Windsor, Conn. Marmaduke placed second in the race.

Fayette National
Black and white photo of brown gelding Fayette National driven by L. Brusie. Fayette National was disqualified in the July 9, 1926, 2.09 Trot at Sage Park, Windsor, Conn.

Sir Roch--Loomis up
Black and white photo of bay gelding Sir Roch driven by G. Loomis, July 9, 1926, at Sage Park, Windsor, Conn.

Kate Hal — Leese up
Black and white photo of chestnut mare, pacer Kate Hal in the July 9, 1926 Sage Park Free-for-All, Windsor, Conn. Driven by W. Leese, Kate Hal finished second.

Ribbon Cane
Black and white photo of bay mare, pacer Ribbon Cane driven by C. Mason at Sage Park, Windsor, Conn.

Guesswork
Black and white photo of bay mare Guesswork out of Racing Hall of Fame horse Peter the Great. Guesswork, driven by W. Flemming, won the $1000 purse for the July 9, 1926 Free-for-All at Sage Park, Windsor, Conn.

Baron Worthy
Black and white photo of roan gelding Baron Worthy at Sage Park, Windsor, Conn. Baron Worthy, wearing number 4 finished fourth in the July 9, 1926 Free-for-All. Photo was taken near the sheds.

Billy D.
Black and white photo of Billy D. before the July 9, 1926 Free-for-All race at Sage Park, Windsor, Conn. The driver, W. Breitenfield is wearing number 7. Billy D. finished third in the race. The judges' stand is visible in the background of the photo. Note the gentleman standing in the judges' stand making a track announcement using a megaphone. A number of barefoot children are also visible sitting along the edge of one of the viewing stands.

Jean Grattan — 2.05 1/4
Black and white photo of pacer Jean Grattan hitched to a jog cart, likely driven by a trainer at Sage Park, Windsor Connecticut, 1926.

Hilda Hal
Black and white photo of bay mare Hilda Hall warming up with a trainer at Sage Park, Windsor, Connecticut, July 1926.

Quinla
Black and white photo of bay mare Quinla warming up at Sage Park, Windsor, Connecticut, July 1926.

Hazel McKlyo
Black and white photo of Hazel McKlyo warming up at Sage Park, Windsor, Connecticut, July 1926.

Frisco Star
Black and white photo of Frisco Star warming up at Sage Park, Windsor, Connecticut, July 1926.

Admiral Grattan
Black and white photo of brown horse Admiral Grattan warming up with a trainer at Sage Park, Windsor, Connecticut, July 1926.

Red March
Black and white photo of Red March hitched to a jog cart driven by a trainer warming up at Sage Park, Windsor, Connecticut, July 1926.

Jackson Gratton
Black and white photo of Jackson Gratton held by a groom with the driver up at Sage Park, Windsor, Connecticut, July 1926.

Callie Direct
Black and white photo of Callie Direct warming up at Sage Park, Windsor, Connecticut, July 1926.

Rifle Grenade
Black and white photo of Rifle Grenade being harnessed with trainer and grooms near the sheds at Sage Park, Windsor, Connecticut, July 1926.

Colonel Bidwell
Black and white photo of bay gelding Colonel Bidwell warming up with his driver at Sage Park, Windsor, Connecticut, July 1926.

Phil O'Neil
Black and white photo of brown gelding Phil O'Neill warming up with a trainer at Sage Park, Windsor, Connecticut, July 1926.

Silver Weather
Black and white photo of chestnut pacer Silver Weather at Sage Park, Windsor, Connecticut, July 1926. Photo shows evidence of a fingerprint left on the surface of the print at the time of processing.

Jane Atlantic
Black and white photo of trotter, chestnut mare Jane Atlantic with a trainer warming up at Sage Park, Windsor, Connecticut, July 1926.

Jane Atlantic — Mason up
Black and white photo of trotter, chestnut mare Jane Atlantic with a trainer warming up at Sage Park, Windsor, Connecticut, July 1926.

Automatism
Black and white photo of Automatism posing in the backstretch at Cumberland Farmer's Club trotting park.

Little Peter
Black and white photo of chestnut gelding Little Peter at the Topsham Fair sponsored by the Sagadahoc Agricultural Society, October 1924.

Leaworthy
Black and white photo of chestnut mare Leaworthy at the Topsham Fair sponsored by the Sagadahoc Agricultural Society, October 1924.

Far North
Black and white photo of brown gelding Far North, owned by G.W. Gerow, posing on the backstretch of the Topsham Fair race track. Far North took the $500 purse in the 2.16 Trot and Pace.

Leaworthy — Hayes up
Black and white photo of chestnut mare Leaworthy at the Topsham Fair sponsored by the Sagadahoc Agricultural Society, October 1924.

Banner M.
Black and white photo of bay gelding Banner M. posing in the backstretch at the Topsham Fair sponsored by the Sagadahoc Agricultural Society, October 1924.

Charles W.
Black and white photo of gelding Charles W. at the Topsham Fair sponsored by the Sagadahoc Agricultural Society, October 1924.

Roger C.
Black and white photo of chestnut gelding, Donald C. posing in the backstretch of the track at the Topsham Fair sponsored by the Sagadahoc Agricultural Society, October 1924.

Gold Quartz
Black and white photo of chestnut gelding Gold Quartz posing in the backstretch of the track at the Topsham Fair, October 1924. Gold Quartz won the $800 Free-For-All purse.

Bingenwood Jr.
Black and white photo of bay gelding Bigenwood Jr. posing in the backstretch of the track at the Topsham Fair sponsored by Sagadahoc Agricultural Society, October 1924.
Bingenwood Jr. was brought east by Isaiah Morrell in 1924. The horse was predicted to be among the most formidable 2.13 class pacers in the state of Maine until breaking his leg in at the Topsham fair races in fall of 1925. His owner Mrs. R.G. Stiles of Norway refused to put the animal down, insisting his leg be set.
Bingenwood Jr.'s racing career was ended but the gelding survived and was employed by Mrs. Stiles, hitched to a light buggy for transportation. (Source: Portland Evening Express, September 3, 1926.)

Dal Spencer
Black and white photo of Dal Spencer held by a groom at the Topsham Fair sponsored by the Sagadahoc Agricultural Society, October 1924.

Burton
Black and white photo of roan gelding Burton wearing number 6 and posing in the backstretch of the West Cumberland Fair track. Burton showed in the 2.25 Class Trot.

Stanley Harvester
Black and white photo of bay mare, Stanley Harvester wearing number 7 and posing in the backstretch at the West Cumberland Farmer's Club Fair, Sept. 24, 1924. Stanley Harvester placed in the 2.25 Class Trot.

The Highbinder
Black and white photo of Highbinder at the the West Cumberland Farmer's Club Fair, Sept. 24, 1924.

Carlysle Lassie
Black and white photo of Carlysle Lassie posing in the backstretch of the West Cumberland Farmer's Club track. Calrysle Lassie placed in the 2.30 Class Mixed race.

Iowa Lou
Black and white photo of bay mare Iowa Lou posing in the backstretch of the West Cumberland Farmer's Club track.

Wilvena C.
Black and white photo of bay mare Wilvena C., owned and driven by Charles J. Knight, at the West Cumberland Farmer's Club fair.

Hilarius
Black and white photo of pacer Hilarius, a bay gelding owned by Pottle and Small of Portland, Maine at the 1924 Cumberland County Fair in Gorham, Maine.

Fay S.
Black and white photo of Fay S., a gray mare, driven by Day in the 1924 2.22 Trot and Pace--Cumberland County Owned--race at Cumberland County Fair.

Jack Gratton
Black and white photo of Jack Gratton held by a groom by the sheds in the back area of the track, Cumberland County Fair, 1924.

Tony Mac [sic] — Hayes up
Black and white photo of bay, gelding, Tony Mack, posing with owner/driver H.H. Hayes in the backstretch of the track at the 1924 Cumberland County Fair. Tony Mack took the $400 purse in the 2.15 Pace.

Ino Stanley — Fox up
Black and white photo of Ino Stanley posing outside the sheds in the back area of the Cumberland County Fair track, 1924. Driver is Frank P. Fox. Ino Stanley placed in the Sept. 17, 2914 2.15 Pace.

Hanley B.
Black and white photo of race horce Hanley B., a bay gelding wearing number 4 in the 2.11 Pace at the 1924 Cumberland County Fair, Gorham, Maine. Hanley B., driven by Dore, took the $500 race purse.

Frank deForest
Black and white photo of Frank De Forest, out of De Forest, wearing number 5 on the second day of the 1924 Oxford County Fair races. Frank De Forest placed third in the 2.18 Pacing Stake.

Bessarion — Morgan up
Black and white photo of Bessarion, driven by Morgan in the 2.19 Trot on the second day of the Oxford County Fair. Bessarion finished fourth in the race.

Miss Peter Lincoln — Hayes up
Black and white photo of bay mare, Miss Peter Lincoln, out of Hall of Fame Horse Immortals, Peter the Great and an unidentified dam, driven by Hayes at the Oxford County Fair 2.18 Pace, Stake.

Bright Sunshine — Fox up
Black and white photo of the Oxford County Fair 2.19 Trot winner, chestnut gelding, Bright Sunshine. Bright Sunshine was piloted to victory by Fox.

Jack Toddington
Black and white photo of chestnut gelding, Jack Toddington, out of Toddington. Jack Toddington placed third in the Special Race of the 1924 Oxford County Fair, South Paris, Maine.

Bonnie Eagle [sic]
Black and white photo of bay stallion, Bonney Eagle, identified by Kendall as "Bonnie Eagle," on the first day of the Oxford County Fair, South Paris, Maine, 1924. Bonney Eagle placed third in the 2:30 Trotting Stake Race.

Andora Girl
Black and white photo of bay mare, Andora Girl, wearing number 2 on the first day of the Oxford County Fair, South Paris, Maine, 1924. Andora Girl placed third in the 2:17 Trot and Pace

Hallie Archdale — McWilliams up
Black and white photo of trotter, Hallie Archdale, a bay mare on the first day of the Oxford County Fair, South Paris, Maine, 1924. Hallie Archdale, driven by McWilliams, took second in the 2.30 Trotting Stake.

Valley Forbes — Hayes up
Black and white photo of pacer, Valley Forbes, a bay gelding, driven by Hayes on the first day of the Oxford County Fair, South Paris, Maine, 1924. Valley Forbes took first place in the race.

Luke Bell
Black and white photo of Luke Bell, a black gelding owned by N.T. Fox taken on the first day of the 1924 Oxford County Fair. Luke Bell took the purse in the 2.30 Trotting Stake.

Confidence
Black and white photo of bay gelding Confidence at the September 4, 1924 Lewiston K. C. Club 2.24 Pace Class.

Hanley B.
Black and white photo of bay gelding Hanley B., driven by Dore at the September 4, 1924 Lewiston Boston Globe 2.14 Pace Stake.

Mainshot
Black and white photo of bay gelding Mainshot, wearing number 4, driven by Pottle at the September 4, 1924 Lewiston The Boston Globe 2.14 Pace Class.

Julia M. Direct — 2.02 3/4
Black and white, post-race photo of Julia M. Direct, driven by Evans at the September 4, 1924 Lewiston Shrine Club Free for All.

Carl C.
Black and white photo of chestnut gelding Carl C. September 4, 1924 at the $1000 purse Lewiston Shrine Club Free for All. Race results were reported on the front page of the September 5, 1924 Daily Kennebec Journal, which described Carl C. as "clean up horse this year on the Bay State circuit, turned in a thrilling dash for honors in the third heat."

Dal Spencer
Black and white photo of bay gelding Dal Spencer. September 4, 1924 at the Lewiston Shrine Club Free for All.

Peter Look
Black and white photo of brown gelding Peter Look wearing number 5, at the September 4, 1924 Lewiston Shrine Club Free for All.

Julia M. Direct
Black and white photo of Julia M. Direct being driven by Evans at the September 4, 1924 Lewiston Shrine Club Free for All.

Berney Hayt
Black and white photo of chestnut gelding Benney Heyt by Charlie Hayt, wearing number 3 at the September 1, 1924 Lewiston 2.11 Pace Class. Benney Heyt placed third in the race.

Northern Mac
Black and white photo of bay gelding Northern Mac, driven by Waite at the September 1, 1924 Lewiston 2.11 Pace Class. Northern Mac took the race in 2.09 1/4, winning the $1000 purse.

Wilgus
Black and white photo of bay gelding Wilgus, driven by Nelson at the September 1, 1924 Lewiston Chamber of Commerce 2.15 Pace Class.

Mary Aberdeen
Black and white photo of bay mare Mary Aberdeen wearing number 3, driven by Evans at the September 1, 1924 Lewiston Chamber of Commerce 2.15 Pace Class.

Barney Delight - Hanafin up
Black and white photo of Barney Delight, a chestnut gelding by Barney O'Connor. Barney Delight finished 6th in a 2.18 pace stake in Waterville, ME, August 29, 1924. Driver in image is Red Hanafin. Photo appears on inside cover of Kendall's album of 1924 races.
Barney Delight piloted by Hanafin took first in the 2.18 pace at the Maine State Fair on September 3. A report of the race, with over 8000 attending, appears on page 8 of the Thursday, Sept. 4, 1924 Daily Kennebec Journal.

Robert W.
Black and white photo of bay gelding, Robert W. wearing number 1 at the Waterville Trot and Pace stake race, August 29, 1924. Robert W. placed fourth in the 2.24-2.27 race.

Ruby B.
Black and white photo of chestnut mare, Ruby B. at the Waterville 2.18 Pace, Stake. Ruby B. placed second in the race.

Miss Peter Lincoln
Black and white photo of Miss Peter Lincoln, a bay mare out of Peter the Great, at the 2.18 Pace Stake, Waterville, Maine, August 29, 1924. Miss Peter Lincoln was owned by E. Stanley of Charleston, Mass. and by C.H. Woodman of Haverhill, Mass. during the 1924 race season.

Tom Donahue
Black and white photo of bay gelding Tom Donahue at the Waterville 2.18 Pace, Stake. Tom Donahue placed third in the race.

Eva Tango
Black and white photo of Eva Tango, wearing number 5, at the Pine Tree Circuit Races sponsored by the Maine State Agricultural Society in Lewiston, Maine.

Alliewood the Great
Black and white photo of trotter, bay gelding, Alliewood The Great driven by Pottle in the July 18, 1924 running of the Pine Tree Circuit Races sponsored by the Maine State Agricultural Society in Lewiston, Maine. Alliewood The Great finished fourth in a field of four.