Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-19

Saturdays Meeting aud the Program
for Tomorrow.

The attendance on Saturday was
very good, everything considered, tho
day being uniavora0lu on account OF tie
strong wind aud clouds OF dust that
at times hid the horses from view.
Tho 1890 pace was particularly inter.
,sting from the fac, that Maritnna, the
fivoritr, only ob,nIuod third money.
The struggle between Jaysry, a Salt
Lake horse, aud Brine Tficks, an
Ogden horse, VIA magnificent one,
Iofse,siug enough Of the element Of
Uncertainty 10 krcp pool buyers ON the
tcutUr hooks " suspense during the
whole five heats OF the race. Jaysry
should have won IN the one, two, three
order.
Tho 2:iO trot, with John 4. against
the nuii, was simply procession,
Dennis aud 1eOrgv l. ctOwding him
only last enough 10 demonstrate the
fact that the winner could have shut
them out bad he been no minded.
The two.yuar.Uli tTOt was Of the
same order, Marchi0nos- the iayoritu
winning easily iu two straight heats.
Tine thfoo-iOuith mile cash was
surprise, Al Watts being backed
heavily 10 win, hut Tor some reason,
either accountable or otherwise, Lost
tho race ia slow timu to Manfred.
MessrH Jennings, KeOgh and Thomp.
son were the Judges, /. j. Staaf.
buck acting NJ starter.
Tomorrow's program In 2.21 trot for
q $1,000 pure; 2;l5 pace a $1,000 pure;
2.Z4 pace purse $500, anu n haif mile
dash for 5000 purse. The association
certainly cannot be- accused OF mig.
gardliness In the size Of ita purses,
aud from the entries this meeting
should be notable one Ia salt Lake
racing annals.
Two Of the greatest races Of the
meeting will come Oh tomorrow at
the track OF tho Driving Park asso.
citation.
THE 300 TRoT FOR A 1900 PURSE
will be one OF the events Of the meet
aud n very exciting contest. Among
the noted hOTses entered ARE OtingeF,
tho pride Of tho Heating d Ottingef
stables. Heating, who drove Jaysey
on Saturday, will hold the lines on the
brown gelliug. The other horses aTp
Dolly M, entered by r.. 3. Beyers OF
Denver; Mambrinp Thorne, entered
by Tom Harris OF this city; Marquis,
untetei by Lew HineEley OF Denver;
aud Mcleod, by John Nolan, OF
Denver.
Hut the greatest OF all the races will
be the .:l5 pace, for In It arc 10 be
found nine famous flyers, whose past
performances are d part OF the history
OF the turf. Tins entries as given by
Secretary Parks book IRE IA follows:
Jnysey, b. h., untraoed; entered by
by ". II. Grant OF American Fork,
Utah; StIathberry, by ROseborry, dam
by ChevalioE ontureIs by ]. w.
Mercer of Salt Lake Guy.
Geraldine, b. M, by Mount Vernon,
dam by Maine Mcclellan; entered
by A. CLARK OF San Francisoo.
Bawley, b. g., by King Pharaoh,
dam Hebecca; entered by A. ID. Helm,
Salt Luke,
w. w. r., Oh. &. Ben Lomond, JE,
dam BonnermAid; entered by Dubois
Bros, Denver, Col.
l.. q. Lee, blk. h., by 81. Elmo; on
tered by Barney Slack, Denver, Col.
Laura n. br. M, by Membrino
wilkes, dam by Chioitain; entered by
Healing Il Otlinger, San Francisco.
Lady H., b. M, by sidney; dam,
sultana; entered by Los Cerritos Stock
Farm, Gal.
Brine Tricks, b. l., by Membrino
wilket; dam by Patoher Vernon; en-.
tered by J. l.. Carlson, Ogden.
NOTES.
Brine Tricks aud Jaysey will again
come against ench other tomorrow.
All the business houses are disposed