The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-06-22
The CLOSING SCENES.
Angus Again a Very Easy
Winner.
IT LOOKED LIKE MoNKEYING
James S. Makes Record-The Attendance
Large and the Interest Great
General Notes

The announcement from the Judges
stand on Friday, and from the morning
papers yesterday that a match race had
been made between -Eawley, Don Angus,
Linderman and Pomp. and that the season
had been heightened out to six days. had the
effect of drawing crowd to tae park sec
ond only to that of Thursday. it was a
spirited, good-natGred company; the bet
ting was lively and races for blood.
RACE NO, /.
First auction pool, Bawley $40 and field
S32. There was no money TO place on any
single horse, and how much for the field
had 10 be called before any takers walked
4 up to take next choice. Second, third and
fourth pools were the same as the first,
except that the second money was $50.
Bawley was first out for exercise. He is
diminutive light bay gelding, with full
whine face and eyes TO match; an old
campaigner; as homely as sin, with. his
pacing harness on, but swift as the wind.
The announcement that BaWley had drawn
! the outside and Linderman had scored the
pole, set the pools up notch and the field
went TO par.
Bawley scooped them on the out turn
bat Pomp kept him going to the eighth,
here the game little Provo PAGER made
long losing break, and his one and only
The Don spurted up the backway and col
Jared the favorite at the quarter; he was
content with this position and stayed right
there, making the little one hustle. Right
at the quarter pole, of second turn, he let
go the bit but Brooks picked him up hand
somely and set him square again. then
how Salt Lakes pet did pick up and go
after the Kansas crack, now fully three
lengths to the good; around the last turn
they fairly few, the leader getting tired
ON the stretch. Don broke the little ones
heart and poked his nose under the wire
first. Dead heat. Dead heat" cried the
Kansas kicl1ers, but the judge failed to see
it that way. Linderman was a good third,
poor Pomp distauced.
The Don finished fresh but Bawley was
considerably winded. Altitude too great
for him.
, 1t is plainly Kansas against Utah, but
the tables are turned and the field three
. Utah horses), sells lively at $50 to Baw-
leys $40, and with string thirty deer
waiting turn to get TO the mutual win
dow.
! They went away with Linderman trail
l ing two lengths; up the back stretch the
leaders went together at breakneck speed
Don broke, fell behind, and again had to dc
the run him down" act. He had three
} quarters of mile to do it in, and inch by
inch he crawled up on Bawley, who kept
going at terrific clip Past the stand
they flew; up the back way and the Dor
draws near; on the last turn he only holds
his own, waiting for the contest; now they
swing into the stretch and he is turned
loose. ''See him Gomez cried a dozer
4 voices, and the way he did come made the
hearts of the visitors quake; he had The
little one completely at his mercy d hupd
red yards from the wire and finished {
:. head in front, amid deafening yells from
= the grand stand, and the recordlis broken
!. They got away for the third heat witt
L Bawley well in front but Don was up ever
L on the back stretch; turning towards home
/ both broke but the little one did not lose
l. Don played q waiting game, and tried Il
: repeat his tactics on the stretch but broke
up, purposely, it looked like, anl
let the little one finish first il
= a heat that was six seconds slower
/. than the last. 1t looked a little suspicious
l. and besides, Don don't break on thu
l. stretch unless he is asked to. Lindermar
l. was shut out Mutuals paid $500. Dor
/ had sold $40 to SIT in the pools. Don made
l. a beautiful squirt and captured the pole OIL
1. the first turn, but Brooks spoiled it all by
: letting him go to pieces when he had goot
safe lead. Again Don had comfortabl,
1t place at the head of the last turn, but hi
driver showed bad generalship once more b,
trying to drive him around the leader Will,
in the circle, where he had to go the extr;
distance; he broke, of course, and went tt
the bad The heat was fixed; either tha
: or the driver knows less than his horse
In the pools, Don $50; Bawley SIS.
Two heats each and now comes the rub
Don again went away from brockle fac
around the turn and at once proceeded t
open up gap of four lengths. The mem
lie Der from Kansas is getting winded an
can't come any closer; Don finishes in tina
position. Now the judges spring
is surprise by calling it mo heat
the man from Kansas did nc
try to win but all bets will remain as the
are for the final heat"
Harris was put up behind Bawle,
Angus led off from the wire and repeate
Id the last trick. Harris coat tails tapped j
re the breeze, but all to no purpose.
- SUMMARY.
= = L
non Anuus