The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-06-16

THIS race, iOl Wnlch the popular Echo
Policy. Jou Jou (San Fra cisco) and
Flying Dutchman entered. Ion Ion
was the favorite at SEQ, Echo second al
$50, the other two In the field. The four
horses presented a fine spectacle as they
dashed past the grand stanc on the
start. Dutchman went 10 the lead all
the way around. until within fifty feet
OF the finish, when Jou Jou shot ahead
| and came under the wire BIZ a length
Dutchman weakening terribly at the
close. Time. SIX; Dutchman second
Policy third, Echo last.
SECOND HEAT.
Jou Jou continued way ahead IN the
pools, Echo second. A long, weary
wait occurred in making a start. the
| Judge sharply reprimanding the Jockeys
| for their curvetting. When the start
was made Policy took the lead. and
then lost it to Jou Jou. going TO the
rear. Jou Jou led in 50. Policy coming
in a close second, Dutchman third
Echo last.
THE FIvE-ETGHTH DASH FOR YEAR-OLDs.
1t vas now O'Clock, and two-thirds
Of the audience started to retire,
feeling that they Had had plenty
for their money. Mr.. Webb, however.
who did not relish umpiring to empty
benches. informed the crowd that the
race yet to come was one of the most
interesting of the day. and some re-
tarned to theirseats- The starters were
Corrlgan (Colorado). Niena California;,
Rajah (Sharp Walker, u. De PRO Is
+. Walker.l Corrigan was by all odds
the favorite in the pools, and he made
an easy winning in L07, Rajah sec nd.
NOTES.
TIE PRICE of Lee was enormously
quoted in yesterdays HERALD as S, 900.
1t should have been 5000, though Mr..
Richards is not at all anxious to sell at
that figure.
The FIGURES of the pool stands must
have shown some handsome totals
yesterday. The Driving Park Associa-
ton receive per cent. of the gross and
Killip & Co. 2 per cent.
Nh. WEBB declared the mile running
race won by Policy on Monday "oE,"
after our reporter left the field. 1t was
a wise decision, Notwithstanding il gave
great discomfort to Mr.. Holly.
Col. HooKER, handling the reins over
a spanking team, and driving party
of friends. was one of the dandy spec
tacles Of the day. -rr
TIE JOCKEYS have a wholesome terror
of Mr.. Register Webb. His manner OF
bringing them up standing is vastly APP
preciated by the crowd.
YESTERDAYS ENTERTAINMENT was al
together 100 long. A little hurrying be-
tween the heats, or trife more sand
wiching, would give no possible offense
to anyone.
The ENTRIES for to-day will be found
below. The juvenile stake advertised
was not filed, and that number will
therefore be omitted. .-----
The pool selling at the Walker House,
last evening, was very largely attended. |
and betting was extremely lively. Pools |
sold as follows, for to-day's races: i-
Race No. s, running, al ages. three /
quarters OF mile, mile heats, best two I
in three-Jou Jou, sold for $40 against 4
Echo for $50. and the same proportion
Race No. 9. trotting, 2.3o class. one
mile heats, best three in FIVE, in harness
Black Diamond. favorite, sold for $40;
Lester, second choice. sold for $50; I
l4ALQ CAOAlCs SOA4 AOL w.
Cowboy, fourth choice, sold for $50;
Carrie Belle, fifth choice, sold for SIS;
Cling, sixth choice, sold for SIP and $14,
md same average throughout. ~
There were no pools sold on race No.
70, running one and one-quarter miles
lash ~ .sIr s r--'i
Race No. IL, trotting, two in three,
uveniie stakes free for all 2-year-oids.
5 declared on on account OF entries
lot filing. --T II
The interest and enthusiasm in the
acing meet ng is at fever heat and
leavy betting viii be in order for the
,alance of the races.
Large delegations Of racing and sport 1
ng men are present from Colorado, ,
'alifornia, Nevada, Montana and Wy
ming. NTt-..n n
Race No. 8, Running. All ages ,
-hree-fourths of a mile heats. Best !
wo in three. Purse $3.50, $160 to first, !
IS to second. SIS to third.
No. 1.-Echo, ch. g.. entered by B. C. '
IoIly, Salt Lake. brown and cherry. :
No. 2.-Jou Jou, b. e., entered by 7
.elly & Lynch, San Francisco, garnet
Race No. 9. Trotting; $50 cIass-One /
AA4G nC4NCs 49, A1AEI AANG- - -AA-A 1
ess. Purse, 500. $40 TO first, $120 q
D second, so to third. I
No. l.lGarrie Belle, b. m. en- b
cred by W. II. Raymond, Virginia :
ity, Montana {
No. 2.-Luella, b. m. entered BY v
lam Hitchcock, Denver. Col >
No. 3.-Lester, b. e., entered BY w. Z
I. Tully, Denver, Col. b
No. 4.-Cow Boy, br. g.. entered by d
I. F. Jones, Fort Collins, Col. Z
No. -5.-Black Diamond. blk. e.. en- h
red by Perry Johnson, Cgioraco +
No. 6.-Cllng. b. e., entered by A. c. D
NTH, Denver. Col. r- -s D
Race No. 10, running all ages. IA o
lie dash. Purse. $500; $50 10 FIRST, a
D to second. $50 70 third.
No. doubt, cn. b.. entered BY B. o.
Holly, Salt Lake. brown and cherry. a,
10. moonlight, b. T., entered by D
ely & Lynch, San Francisco, garnet v
III gold 0 =
No. 3-NarrowG uage. b. g.. entered by Of
Z Baker, Butte, II. T., red and blue
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