The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-06-20
THE WIND-UP.
LueIla Wins Yesterdays Trct
ting Race.
AND ECaO's RACE.
A Dead Heat -Ls--Sotes-J~nning.
Purchases mmary OF the
Victor.

Yesterdays races furnished yerT good
sport, considering they were for con-
sulatiun purses aud though the enihss-
iusm and numbers Of the DAYS previous
were lAckiug. yet there wa some excite-
ment aud fair attendance. The tirst
race ca led Was tine 80 cas-. trottink,
With three starters. l.urIla selling fav-
orite at $3U. with Gov Boy aud Carrie
Belle in the field 1T $40. This was Lu-
elias hest liza the easy time OF 2.33. '-ow
Boy rtroHg second. Paris muiuels
UaId $I3 10. On the second heat
pools sOlj. Luellz SIS. field 81
This was one of the pretties {
aud mo>t hOtly contested heats Of TIL
whole meeting. Cow Boy winning with
Luella's nose at his throat latch in
23lH The victory, however. had LIT
Ll- elect IN the pool box. ,LuellH still
cling favoTite so 10 50 Tor The thru
neat. Mu'uels paid on Cow Boys VIII
nlng. Sll.9J. When the horses wers
c i e. tar start was secured, Gov Boy
leading Ia h1e style they kept we'll to-
g~ther until the stretch was reacheu
when Luelia's driver made call on her
~ which she answered molly, making
spisudid spurI, but the pace IVES toO
great, sue could not stand The strain.
made bad break aud let Gov Boy in an
easy winner. Carrie Belle distauced.
iume 3I5<, mutusis paid $l2 Is. Pool
selling was lively for the next
heat, Cow Boy selling favorite
500 to $l4. With these odds
however takers were very plenty. IL
was evident the mare was quitting. but
ner hackers were still confident of vic
tory. If she could be allowed good rest.
and tue result of the next heat proved
the correctness of the speculation. the
mare taking the lead and never being
headed in 2 81, mutuals on the heat
paying SIS p. As the horses came up To
score the judges made the announce
ment, that wishing TO have everything
conducted so that no unfsirness could
be p-ac; 60, they would re .ue Cow
Boys dnVer 10 vacste his seat, aud Mr.
Duffy, the driver of Lady Bonner, the
mare that dio such excellent work IN
the free for all, was put on TO the snlky.
! Though the removal was made in a
spirit OF fairness, the horse was
not benefited BY the change.
Mr.. Duffy appeared TO mske
him do all h could. but the mare won
an easy heat in IS, thus winning the
race and first money. Pools in this
heat went SIS 20 $40 on Luel q favorit,
The next was running handicap.
three-fourth mile dash, four starters
Moonlight. Echo, Vice Regent, and
Marquis De'Pro, a Red Boy cult, owned
by Mr.. 3. ). Walker. -
In the pools field sold favorite at S25,
Vice Regent $23. Moonlight SIS. M.
Aulloy gave them an even send offand
down the stretch they came in bunch,
Echo making the running. with the
third. Moonlight trailing. This order
continued until the quarter pole
was reached when Moonlight be.
gan forging for the lead. From
the eighth pole 20 the wire was
a furnishing struggle between Echo and
Moonlight. A strong feeling OF sup
pressed excitement was pla My visible
which found vent when the announce
ment was made that 3 dead heat had
been run between Moonlight and Echo
ON the Geld mutuels paid $3.50, Moon
"A match race was then announced be
tween ]. C.. g. Glsnfield's mare. Birds
eve. and Tom McCoy's PAGER, Baby. fol
$500 a side; Birdseye TO wagon Baby 70
harness, pools selling $50 to Sl2, Birds
eve fsvorite.
|. : After seeing such exhibitions OF sreed
as have been witnessed the last 'eN
DAYS this heat in IS seemingly neyei
would be done. IL resulted N an
easy- victory for Birdseye. M1tuels paid
SII 35. Pools opened on the second hea
lS30 10 SiI This was q repetition Of thi
first. except that the time was better
R,rdseye first in 2.3s. Mutuals paiC
$S55.
made. the PAGER going rapidly 20 the
pole where he staid until the last turf
into the. stretch was made, when ht
lbroke badly giving the mare the lead.
heat and money -.-,-- -.
NOTES. 1
Nh Wtsp Is coniidered one Of ths
t.sst iuSges We ever had in Salt Lake
snd Inc excellent satisfaction given i
due largely to hi efficiency.
\. lsoends one of the best meetings known
- norsemen in our Territory and Utah
has at last produced prodigy. though
Z, vr-@s no sooner known than we losi
4 him Mr.. Holly having bought him the
evening before the free for all
for $500, he retaining thirc
interest in him. the other interes
being owned BY Mr.. Morrissey. OF Lead
vile. II will depend on the action Of
some other gentlemen who have stables
here which way the old king will go: Il
vet he VIII be paced through the Cali
fornia circuit; if east, he will give Colo
radosns a chance TO drop few hundret
dollars in the pools against |
IItsh borse. Much has beer
aid about Mr.. r chards having
offered $4,000 for the horse since h
sold him. This is quite true and the rea
son OF the offer was that he had beer
offered that figure By local horsemen
they not knosins that the horse dir
4 ~ III tie freerfor.all on Friday. Mr.
I Holly thinks 50 highly Of his purchass
that he says i would tsss close 70 so
( his carer with, interest. and with car
we look to See him develop into one Q
f;fbs rfsatS. horses hsfng- We are sorr.
10 Part with him. hpt be is too good 10
ne. ofsrlfSid fsfft1xrge enough. sH2i