Took the V3 down to our County Fair Ground / park / horse track this evening. This park was dedicated around 1910. I have never found silver here before, just a few wheats here and there. This evening I decided to load up the Deep Silver program since I found a nice spot that didn't have too much trash or EMI problems. Started off along the inner part of the horse track in an area I've never hunted before. The horse track looks to be about a 1/2 to 3/4 mile long, so this provides for a huge infield. There are two softball fields and a pavilion here now. At one time, probably the teens through the early 70's, the local high school used the infield for football games and the track for gym classes. I would hope and have always felt this park would have lots of good targets, well I've found it darn hard to find anything old here the two seasons I've detected. I'm sure it has been hunted hard by other detectorists over the years. With all this being said I was very happy to pull a super looking 1903 Barber Quarter from a hole at about nine inches this evening. Needless to say I'm going to be spending some more time at this park instead of a last resort idea. Other finds for the night were 4 Memorials and a clad Rosie. The button was found at an older home I've reported other finds on. The other clad dimes, Memorials, and Canadian penny are from misc hunts after work this week. Thanks for looking!!