The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-06-28

OGDEN
SECOND DAYS RACES
At the Junction City Driving
Park.
Interesting Court Proceedings-Iem Brown
ing Killed In Railroad Accident
Othsr News of Importance

The second days races at the Junction
4 City Driving park look place yesterday.
lThe weather was quite warm, but much
Cooler than on Saturday but the attend
slnce was very small.
The first race Of the day was the 2:25
tkot, three best in five. The flyers entered
weGe J s, b. m, owned by Carrigan
Brothers; Leap Year, b. m, owned by
Williams & Moorehouse; Bee, c. m, owned
by Ed Conley.
wire tirsts Bee second and Leap Year third.
Time-2:27.
The second heat resulted: ! S first,
Leap Year seCond, Bee third. Time-2 ;2714-
In the third heat l j led, Leap Year
second and Bee third. This decided the
race and / J S was awarded first money,
Leap Year second. Purse, S400
The second race was a 2-year-old trot,
two best in three, open to Utah, Montana,
Wyoming and Idaho colts
The horsos entered for the race were:
Ethnolic, b. T., owned by b. Z. Carr; Cor
lette, dix. b. s., owned by a. c. Beckwith;
Magnolia, b. %. owned by J. S. Carlson.
The first heat was one Of the prettiest
races OF the day and resulted IN dead
heat for Ethnolia and Magnolia, Coriette
third. Time-2:4S.
The second heat was surprise to every
one, especially in the vicinity Of the pool
box.
The choice among the pool buyers seemed
10 be Magnolia, but she was declared dis
tanced before she was half way round the
track. Corlette came under the wire first,
and Ethnolia second. Time-2:41
Coriette won the race IN the third heat
and WIS awarded first money, Ethnolia
second Time-2:44
The third and last race OF the day was
IL, lrt,
peat. The horses entered were the jew, c.
E., owned by Ed Williams; Flore E, C. NJ,
owned by J. p. Sutton; Tucker, s. g.,
owned by J. L. Robinson; Yellowstone,
vel. e., owned by A. Sadd.
The first heat resulted, the Jew first,
Yellowstone second, Flore E third. Tucker
fourth. Time, So seconds. The Jew was
fined $40 for disobeying the orders Of
Judge Webb. ES4s
IL took over an hour TO get the runners
started in the second heat, the riders
weren't up to the scratch and because they
were severely reprimanded by the judges
for being SO slow about getting started IL
seemed as though they took this motive to
delay the race. The heat was run in 361S
seconds and the Jew led under the wire,
followed by Flora 4 and Yellowstone max
ing dead heat. Tucker, OF course, was
awarded fourth place.
NOTES.
The crowd was fearfully small, rot over
500 people went out
Considerable money changed hands on
the result Of the second race. Everybody
seemed TO count on Magnolia as the favor
lie.
The race track should be located in the
northern part Of the city where it could be
reached by the street cars. 1t would not
be such hot place either.
A misunderstanding occurred with the
crowd and the pool seller about O'Clock.
Some Of the professors claimed the bets
were made on the result of the heat, and
the pool men insisted it was on the result
Of the race. Lively scenes existed for the
next half hour and the police were called
on 10 ouRsh no less than dozen scrapping
matches.
It is stated that j. S. Carlson lost 81, 600
on his horse Magnolia yesterday.