The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-06-11
THE RACES.
SOme thing Going on at the Track =
A Fine Stock Of Flyers.

and is nearly already filled with
horses from the east. The grand
stand, pool stand, bar and the like
have been enclosed in a railing. A
railing has been put all around the
home stretch on the half mile track.
The entrance gate, instead Of being
on the centre of the eastern part OF
the block, is now nearly in the
centre of the south part of the
block. The track has been made
six feet wider, and is drained all
about, and has Leen leveled down
and given a proper dip. By the
time the races come on, it will
really be fast. A sprinkling cart
has been built, aud the track is
being watered constantly. Water
is pumped INTO the cart from the
canal, and is filed in about ten
minutes. Every effort is being put
forth, and a number of men kept at
work all the time to get matters in
proper shape.
Another string of six horses
arrived last evening.
The track, every morning., pre-
sents very lively appearance, with
horses exercising. Following is a
list of the horses with the pedigreeS,
now here from other parts:
IT. GILMER'S STABLE.
"Euchre, "chesnut stallion, owned
by j. E. Travis, 5-year-Old; by Lin
ster," dam "Flush;" raised in Cali
fornia by w. L. Prichard; half
brother to "Jim Brown" run for
two years in California and has been
very successful; will be entered for
all the races for which he is eligible.
Red Boy" bay stallion, owned by
J. t. Gilmer, by "War Dance" out
of Nelson" by imported 'sSoYer-
eign;" 7-year-old; bred in Kentucky
by A. Keen Richards; brought west
in rs has record, 25th of last June,
at Baker city, Oregon, beating SPatsy
Duffey" and Richard Third" and
made a mile and three-fourths in
8 0812; will probably be entered in
all the races TO which he is eligible:
and is matched against "Wildmoor,"
mile and half dash, $1,000 a side,
OH the Z5u lnSC.
"Minnie d." bay iilley, S-year-old,
by IN orfall," he by Norfolk" out of
'Nita," by "WOodburn;" never
started in race. but will be entered
in the races here; owned by J. T.
Gilmer.
Harry c." 3-year-old. bay stallion,
by "NOrfall," he by "Norfolk," out
Of "Abbi," she by "Woodburn :"
never been i'll any races, but will be
we'll bred colt and from
racing family, and should turn out
well; owned b. J. T. Gilmer.
3. c. HOLLY'S STABLE.
"Ben Anderson" chestnut geld
ing, 5-year-old; by imported I'LL
Used," dam "Relief;" a horse lust
by Mr.. Holly.
"Mary S" bay filley, 3-year-old;
Oy king Alfonso" dam Betty
Ward" by Lexington ;" ran twelve |
races this year, record 1.4712 mile. |
Winner of 3-year-old stake at COrsi-
canno, Texas.
"P. Lorillard," 2-year-oId. roam
colt; by imported "Moccasin.' dam, |
'Niva by imported Saxon" Win
Ter of four stakes out of FIVE races,
Ill IN Texas; his best record is five
'urlongS in LOS.
D. MosHIER'S STABLES.
cinderella" bay mare, 5-year-
Did, by "Katesby," dam ely"
"Chantilla," bay gelding, 5-year,
I'D, by "T1pperary," dam Agnes
Donovin.
"Miss Trump" 2-year-old, by
Trump" dam Twinkle" Has
never started in a race.
WIN. FOSTERS STABLE.
"Judax," chestnut stallion, 5 years
I'D, by king Alfonso" dam "Ben-
nett, by Lexington"
Marrow Gauge" bay geIding, 8 |
,ear-old, by "Dick Hubbard" dam
Fern Twigs;" best race, II mile
n 2.14, Dallas, Texas.
"COrsicanna," chestnut filley, 3
7ear-old, by "The Devil" dam
Molly Severe" by F-Rebbel."
D, LAMAsNEY's STABLE.
"Wildmoor," brown gelding, g. /
.ear-old, by "LOngfell0w," dam
Florence Wallace"
Belle Of the West" bay mare, s.
'ear-old. by "Big Fellow" dam |
Mrs. Howard" by Howard"
"SpOfford," chestnut horse, 9-vear-
Id, by "Bashaw," dam belle |
logan record, 2.40; trotter.
DREW'S STABLE.
"Major Winship" bay stallion
rOtter. 6-year-old, by "McGregor."
am ,"Hildegard" by "Rysdyck's |
1ambletorian;" H-year-old record, |
.464.
"Lizzie Drew" white mare. g.
ear-old, by "McKessin's "Grey
Iagle, "Gdams pure Arabian mare:
rotter noirecord.
R. MACKEY's STABLE.
"Sisterly," chestnut mare 4-year-
Id, by "Wardance," dam SISTER
;harity."
"Grindstone" chestnut horse II
by "Gilroy," dam 'tZin-
ara"
Whatever may be the result. it is
OW the determination of those bay-
ng the matter in hand, to give sat
Sfaction to all parties. AS far az
'ossl6le. all quibbling will be
and those who attend NAV
BEL assured that as far as it lies in
be power Of the management