The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-06-16
YESTERDAYS RACES.
VelOx Takes an Unexpected
Back Seat.
MATT CULLEN IN MOURNING
aeFadden to the Front-Heavy Pools
-Jou Jou's victory-Annie
Carey's Triumph

-Jou Jou's Nictory-Annfe
Carey's Triumph
Yesterday was even a clearer and
brighter day than the preceding. and
the race course received all the benefit
ofit. There was greater attendance
than before both inside and outside OF
the grand stand, and the pool selling
was higher and faster than il had yet
been.
The first race was the 225 trotting
and pacing, and in this the greatest in
terest of the day conferred, mainly be-
cause Velox, Glendenning's horse, which
carried all before him last season, was
one CT the five which started. That he
had some strong competitors was evil
dent in the pools, when Lady Bonner,
Pabor's horse, sold favorite. and
Bunker, another Colorado horse, sec
ond. Velox sold third, and McFadden,
another Colorado animal, 1.-THE dark
horse OF the day. was in the field with
Carrie Belle, the Montana mare.
no FIEsT.HEAT.
The FIVE horses set of neck and neck,
and very even race for the first quar-
ter resulted. Carrie fell rapidly in the
rear, McFadden took the pole. and
driven by a darkey whose teeth
and eyes glistened triumph
antly all the way ABOUND, kept
il evenly throughout. coming in
about as he had started. a length
ahead, pacing the mile in go, Lady
Bonners second, Bunker third, Yelox
fourth, Carrie last.
SECOND HEAT.
There was any amount OF mystifca-
ton among the uninitiated, when despite
the result of the last heat. McFadden
sold third choice, Lady Bonner leading
at SOS and Bunker seconding at SIC.
The heat resulted much as the first had
done. The darkey led out a length or
two ahead, paced even snd unbroke n
around without changing that position,
and again won in 2-29, Bunker second,
VelDx third, LADY Bonner fourth, Carrie
last. On this heat the Paris Mutuei
returned investors 5000 for IS.
THIRD HEAT.
McFadden now sold first choice at
SIC. Bonner second at SIS, Bunker third
at s13. the field IS. The bids then
jumped to McFadden $45, Bonner SIS,
Bunker SIG, field $11. The heat was a
beautiful one, but resulted exactly as
the others had done, though Velox and
Bunker crowded the negro hard for first |
place. McFadden led in $50 winning |
first money. $500, Bunker second win |
ming second money, $50; Velox came |
In third. Third money CS50) went to
Lady Bonner.
~, THE $50 TRorTISG RACE.
The entries in this contest were Sharp
Walkers Commodore, Matt cuIlen's
Billy Nolen. Hitchcock's (Denver)
Charles K, Samson's (Denver) Billy
Lyle. and Pages (Cheyenne) Annie
Carey. There was a great deal of life
20 the pools, Nolen selling favorite and
Annie Carey second. The start was one
Of the prettiest witnessed, all five ami
mails leading out abreast, Commodore
.aking the pole and shooting ahead for
)ne brief quarter, then shooting as rap
diy behiRd and staying there. Nolen
rot ed fine heat, keeping the lead all
he remainder OF the distance and fin
shing ahead in 239. Carey crowded
him hard for first place, and was only
neck behind at the finish; Charles
<. third, Lyle fourth, Commodore last.
Z SECOND HEAT.
The pools were the highest witnessed
A.. $1,000, orana1 Nofav oor1
It $50, Carey S22, Lyle $5.field 81. and
here were any amount OF other pools
'unning from $50 10 $40.
After some scoring another fine start
vas secured, but the quarter had not ,
,een raversed before il became evident
hat the race was between Nolen and
Carrie. the other three breaking badly
n the dim distance. The two animals ,
ore down the home stretch mucn as
hey had done at first. Nolan leading
inely under Dick Barnes whip and
the mile in 2-35. Lyle, Com I.
aodore and Charlie were announced as .
Iistanced, all three coming under the
Fire breaking much as II they we're ex- ,
cuing polka ls-s "a ai' Ii
THIRD HAT.
There was the hottest swarmingl
round the pool man yet seen, Matt
iuIlen buying heavily on his own horse.
he heat :arted out much as the others
ad DONE Nolen leading all. the way /.
round until the home stretch. when :
be little mare steadily came up. Down
ONE they tore together almost nose to {
ose. amid q frenzy Of yells. but as
1ey passed underline wire the mare was
zen 10 lead by 3 nose Time. 2-3f1z. 5
he Paris Mutuel pool returned '
$50 for IS on this heat. C
FOURTH HEAT.
Nolan still sold $50 TO $40 though .
ools we're wary. The faIlscy Of this
.asoning was shown however by the 4
eat. Nolan plainly showed that be
one his best. and he weakened rapidey, 4
, the second heat. The mare kept her
ct beautifully and finished the mile 4.