The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-06-18

away as they came up the first time, but
the line was very straight one. How
ever, the second attempt was Just as good,
ana on they were down the first stretch
with Jaysey in front and Brine Tricks
crowdIng. mariana and Cognac were
struggling along for third place, while
the other two were fighting it out in
'front.'. The pace was hot one, evenly
Kept until at the three-quarter Brine
Tricks passed Jaysey easily, and paced in
a winner in 2:31h, Jaysey having gone
up after Tricks passed him, went back to
fourth place. Mariana second and Cognac
third. Time by quarters, So, 1:OS, ia
Fifth Heat-The fifth and last heat was
a last one. Jaysey led away from the
wire, with Tricks after him again. The
latter went up just beyond the first quar-
ter, but came down quickly, only losing a
length. From this time on it was pretty
pacing, the contest being entirely between
Jaysey and Tricks. The former won the
heat and the race in 2:2O, Tricks second,
Cognac third, and Mariana fourth. Mar
itaua, who was played favorite in the pool
rooms, Friday night, was given third
place in the race, Tricks second place and
Mariana fourth.
AT THE POOL ROOMS.
Betting in the pool rooms last night
was not so lively as might have been an
tlclpated from the good racing of yester-
day 1t is true the rooms were crowded,
but the money did not come up rapidly.
The betting was slow and soon over with.
There seemed to be disposition on the
part of the crowd to hold their money
over until Monday.
Last night at the Cullen, Brilliant was
favorite at 20 to 10 against the field. 1t
was one-horse pool all the way through.
Beulah played against the field at 20 to
10 IN the 3-minute pace, and Sidlett
favorite against the field at 20 to 10 shot
in the 2:35 trot.
At the track during the afternoon no
heavy odds were given in any race except
upon Warehouses, who won the 2-year-
old trot. At one time she was a favorite
at 80 to 3, and the betting was fast and
furious.
Jay awarded the race in the 2:2O
pace was played at 20 to 15 against the
field.
Al Watts, who brought so much grief
and crashing of teeth with his defeat,
was the invincible favorlte in the three
quarter mile dash, being 20 to 10 shot.
John S, winner of the 2:40 trot went q
prime favorite at 20 to 10. 1t was clearly
fair field for the talent and they smiled
audlbly as the elimination of each race
was announced, except when Al Watts
was so easily defeated by Menfred.'
2:4O TRoTrING RACE.
The two pacing heats that preceded the
sandwiched trot only served to make more
eager the spectators, and as John S, Gray
Andy, Dennis and George L came
through the gate to warm up, the crowc
cheered loudly. After repeated trials, il
which Dennis would go up just before the
wire, a rest was allowed for his driver to
put martingales on him. After this wa;
over they swept down TO the stand in
beautiful form aud received the word tt
go, with John S in the lead. Dennis
Gray Andy and George L following IL
the order named. This position was helc
stretch, but not seriously enough to af-
feet his position IN the race. Time, 2:38
Second Heat-Joh ohm S and Dennis went
under the wire neck and neck to the
quarter, where Dennis drew away {
horses length, but broke, allowing Gray
Andy to pass him, who crowded John
good and hard to the three-quarter flag
and around into the stretch almost half.
way down, where he stepped on himself
This pave John S the heat in 2:30A, al
though Gray Andy was coming in at 9
gait that would have put him first under
the wire, except for his unfortunate
break. Gray Andy second, Dennis thirl
and George L fourth.
Third Heat-Denns went up badly be-
tween the quarter and half, John S lead.
ing by at least three lengths. Dennis
recovered, but broke again, and Gray
Andy coming up from behine
at a terrific stride, stretches away
toward John S. which causes him t.
r0 ny, b11t nar11n down AGAIN irnyr1adi
ately, firm upon his feet. Gray And,
crowded him all the way to the wire
but could not catch mp, John S thus tax
| ing both the heat and race. Gray And,
/ second, Dennis third, George L fourth
The money went to the horses in tn,
order named. Time-2:32.
TRoT-Two-yEAR-oLD sTAKE-S1, 900.
The talent were clearly in it in thi
race, and those who went down i'll stree
cars, rode back in carriages. 1t was
clear runaway for the favorite, the fell
having no chance at all. The horse
came under the wire with Silver Note q
the pole, Marchioness next, Denve
Medium next and Mormon Girl agains
the outer fence. Marchioness went out Of
gaIlop, but quickly settled down t
at least three lengths between he
ing his neck out manfully to
ward the quarter. He crept up close
and closer, until only a little daylight
was visible between him and the hand
some mare, making such valiant strug
gle just few feet ahead. A sudden gus
of wind raised huge volume of dust, an
the animals were almost obscured from
view to the three-quarter pole, whe
Mormon Girl went up, throwing ne
back to third place, which she held
Denver Medium in the meantime ha
come up and closed second to Marchioness
who ran her nose under the wire i
2:4OH. The second heat was PRACTICAL.
a repetition of the first, with the excep
zion that Mormon Girl occupied secon
place. First money was awarded Marchio
ness and second money divided betwee
Mormon Girl and Denver Medium.
THREE-QUARTER-A MILE RUNNING DAsE
This was an odd race. There wer
more surprised bettors around the fsnc