The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-07-05
FOURTH DoINGs.
rrotting and Running IN the
East and West.
CLEVELAND AND CYRUS FIELD
many Ce.ebration-The Liberals
In Foreign Lands-Max"ei
The Strikers.


w,sHryeroN PARK, Chicago, July A.
vrllv 10000 people witnessed the racing
= Washington Park to-day. The
leather was suItry, with indie tons Of
ain. and just prior to the horses being
.r.rted for the first event. a hight
shover fell, but scarcely enough to lay
.ho dust however. Betting was very
Sosvv and Californians were again in
h h;Sb feathers. The track was in excel
inSt condition, as is shown by the time
made in the various events.
First race-Three-quarters OF mile,
for maiden 2-year-olds; Starters, Cuban
0 On B. G. Bruce. Farrell, Miss Bow
IsT Willie Martin, Flora L., Pat
Sbeedv Estelle aud Pure Rye, Cuban
Queen and Pat Sheedy getting away In
the lead. but were cut out in running to
The head OF the stretch, where Estelle
vas a close third. A furlong
from home Estelle charged the
leaders. as. did Flora L. The
farmer. drawing away easily; won by a
lenotb and a half, Fora l.. second and
Farrell Jllru, lllHoi LII =.
is bay FLY by Rutherford, out OF Sister
Anne and the property OF Lucky Bald
win. the California millionaire. Paris
mutual, paid S1,O7O. =,
Second race-Columbia stakes for all
ages mile and three quarters, starters
Frgda. Verona, Modesty, Tom Martin,
April Fool, Ko;Sceasks, Bennette and
Boh Miles In the pools, Modesty
barred, Baldwin's entries, Freda and
Verona. 500; Kossciuska and Tom
Marin, $780, Bennette, $40; field, $50.
Verona started off to make the running,
followed by Modesty. April Fool and
the bunch. Pas ing thestand Verona was
first by four length KoSsCiusks second f,
i nose in front Of April Fool, third
with Modestysat his throat latch ana
fdd well punched. ModeSty ran into
the third place. The pace was nov
terrific and the position of the leaders
remaining unchanged at the half enter
ing stretch. Verona led by a short
length only, Modesty being second.
Binnette third. A furlong from home,
M0desty drew to the front, followed by
l;ilnette; terrilc finish followed,
blodesty vi hing by nose, with Ben
nette second. length in front OF
VeTna third Time, 1857.
Paris Mutuals paid $500. The winner
5 a chestnut mare, years old, by War
Dance OUT of Ballet, and the property
Of Edward Carrigan, of Kansas City
As 3-yearold she won the American
! rby over the same track.
third race, Sheridan stakes, for 3.
year-olds, one mile and a quarter-The
starters were Volante, ALI Estelle, Fal-
coner, GOldbar, Troubadour, Alta and
foia. Pools, Volante $500, ALI. Estelle
Sl55, Goldbar $8l, Alta SOL, Field $50
Goldbar made the running for a mile,
at the end OF which she led by two
lengths, with Alta and Estelie NECK and
neck, in the second place, and Falconer
a length further away. Estelle fell
back on the stable turn, and entering
the stretch Alta was the first bv hall a
length, Nolante second and ALI Estelle
tnird. A furlong from home Volante
challenged Alta, and the pair ran neck
ana neck to within 100 feet of the wire
when Alta drew away again and wor
the grand race by length rom
.Folante, Troubadour third two
lengths away. Time, 2.O9H Mn.
tualS paid 5000. The winner is
bay, colt by Norfolk, out of BaIlinette
and the property of R. P. Ashe a San
francesca LAWYER. This is his second
appearance this side OF the Rockies. he
starting IN the American Derby en- the
opening day, and running unplaced.
Foutth race. selling allowances. all
aseS, one mile and furlong. The
SSarterS were Ed. Butts, Handy Andy
virgin; Hearne, Irish Pat The Ute
n NAY Hamilton, Musk, Valleson ano
tAt am Handy Andy led for ovel
H :an way, when Irish Pat headed him
ronnowed by Musk. A driving finish
followed. Irish Pat winning by three
parts o a length, with Musk second, 9
-Ial length In advance of Ute, third
1i lug, z.O9H. Paris Mutuals paid 1910
~. Ellth race, three-quarter mile heats
OeSl three in five. The starters
a., ee6GEE1yELAND, July 4.-Phallas won the
ftO,VVO race with Maxey Cobb to-day il
InIee straight heats. Cobb neyeI
showed nose in front during the en-
I I race. Time, 2:14, 2:153i. 2:2DL
fourteen S thousand people were present
q, ne track and weather could not hay,
9een better. John Murphy droy,
! NaIey Cobb, and Ed. Belher sat be
hlnd Phallas. Pools started even. bu
Seo re the first heat Phallas brough
s6g' to CObh'S SIS.
TFIiispoer, Ellie H., Keokuk and oul
S SIt In the first heat Keokuk wa
Gr;s CO. ny neck, Our Friend second
uI =, third. Time, 1.16N.
tn III the second heat, Grismer won by
J . lengths. Keokuk second and Eff,
Il; thIrd. Time, LIZ.
srs "a Gne third heat, Our Friend wa
to-; ;n,o Keokuk second and Fife third
h. IN the fourth heat, Grismer was first
Tim s"G lengths, Our Friend second
ye are WI winner is chestnut gelding. ,iv
D sDg qlu, by Grenstead out of .Tenni
Tie nsa iult brother of Verona. He
paMaioperty of E. J. Baldwin. of 10
have ~, Gala and his owner is sand I
on fbs eAleh bookmakerS out of S2I 90
the bana ttempts were made to start. a
when ffbn a Cobb had the pole. bu
q1Rrte sIe word was given, he was thre
The ons s ot a length to the rear. Ate
two Ii ear.esr post was passed PbalIas wa
Win b',a ahead. Murphy tried Cd
Tx, gus 1t did no good 80 "
iateres,iiSSon and third heats were NJ
',ao9: ~soS. BEACH, July 4.-Attendanc
eA'ner wet; track sticky.