The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-08-25
headed, although Doggett drove

headed, although DOSgell uloFS
Weinberg hard. Griffin thus landed
the third successive race of the day
and with a new record for the dis
lance. Griffin rode Dorian to victory
in the fifth, making his fifth success
Sive victory. Dorian was an oddS-on
favorite for the race, and at no time
was in danger.
In the last eight started, Sun Up,
the favorite, winning easily.
First, five furlongs-Kamsin Won
Religion second, Emotional third.
Time-1:O2 2-5.
Second, fall handicap, Futurity
course-The Butterflies won. Domino
second, Rey Del Carrares third. Time
Il :09 As.
Third, six furlongs, selling-Waltzer
won, Weinberg second, Arapahoe
third. Time-1:12 2-5.
Fourth, the Futurity stakes, Futur-
ity course-Requital, 115 (Grifnn),
to 1, won; Crescendo, 1141s Of. CARR,
40 to /, third. Time-1:1f 2-5.
Handspring, Hastings, Apologize,
Formal, Roundsman, Intermission,
Scoggan, Refugee, Whippany. Mormon,
Pat Merstone, Casselte, King of Bo-
hemia, Hazlett, Nimrod, Peep O'Day,
and Axiom also ran.
Fifth, one mile-tDorian won, Dole
bra second, Bombazette third. Time
| LAO.
Sixth, mile and one-sixteenth, Turf,
selling-Sun Up won, Look Out sec
ond, Orinda third Time-1:474-
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 24-Three handicap
races and a good card throughout at
tracted 5000 people to Fair Association
park today. The racing was the best
| in 10 cIo
track. The principal event was the
fifth race, an owners handicap for s.
! year-olds. O'ConnelI was out of most
books and those who posted him laid
| odds of to 20 against him and at that
took in a large amount of ''Sure thing
money. Linda, with, ninety pounds,
was the favorite among wise people,
and stood firm at 2 to 1 from the open
ing to the close. Some of the books
laid II to for a. while. O'ConneH was
off in front, with Crevasse after him
challenged the leader and a rush was
made down the back stretch, but
O'ConneH could not shake the game
little mare off. At the head of the
stretch the two were running a dead
heat. Linda came with a rush, and
.O'Connell, when called upon, could not
go fast enough to keep from being
beaten a head in the last two jumps.
The time was 1:41 fiat, breaking the
track record a of a second.
First race, thirteen-sixteenths of a
nile-Storekeepe won, Eau Claire sec
ond, Martha Griffin third. Time-1:2 311as Y.
Second race, five furlongs-Laura r.
won, Faugh a Ballagh second, Lou
Jones third. Time 021a.
Third race, purse, six furlongs-La
Sale won, Keechler second, Schiller
third. Time-1:16A.
Fourth race, six furIongs-Empera
won. Issie o. second, Dora H. Wood
third. Time-1:141a.
Fifth race one mile-Linda Won
O'Connen second, Crevasse third. Time
-1:4.
Sixth race, f1fteen-sixteenths of a
miIe-Miss Ga1Iop won, Ell Roy second
Soundmore third. Time-1:37.
y SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 24-First
race, five and .one-half furlongs-Suro
50 (ChevelieD, to 5, won; Dr.. Gard
ner, IS, second; Ladameo, IS, third
Time, 1;09M.
Second race, five furlongs-Tim Muir
pry, 113 NIoyd), to 10, won; Realiza,
ton, 1872, second; Greenback, Jr., 90
third. Time, 1:O1.
Third race, about six furlongs-
Grady, ITO (Sloane). even. won; Joe v.
110, second; Luc Borgia, 107, third
Time, 1:03M.
Fourth race, six furlongs-Gratify
II Reidy), 3 to 1, won; Installator, los
second; Sir Richard III, third. Time
1:13&4.
Fifth race, five and one-half furlong!
detective, 9S Piggo), 8 to 5, won
Yreka, SO, second; Rayo, SO. third
Time, 1904.
/ Sixth race, six hurdles, one and one
| half miles,. o. c.. $50 (Madison)
/ even, won; Carmel, 1876, second; Alixis
! 123, third. Time, 2:4S12.
CHICAGO, Aug. 24.LThe meeting O
: the Northwestern Breeders associa
: fair condition. Probably $4,000 wa
5 lost on the meeting, and it is consid
cred convincing proof that racing can
l not be conducted without betting. TIL
: Breeders association however, has Sc
/ an example to other associations il
t the matter of not declaring races OF
: after accepting the entry money.
2:30 class, trotting, purse 81, 900 (con
cluded)-Willis P. won, Turquois sec
ond, Rosin A. third. Best time, 2:16a1
2:22 class trot purse S1,000-Dentin
won, Loretta second, Glenmore THIRD
\ Best time, .217A.
T PIT class, pacing, purse 81, O0O-DemL
sey won, Brionda second, Cuckoo third
4 Time, 2:14A.
i Lakeside stakes, 2:27 class, trottins
! purse $2,000-Valley Queen won, Spin
o away second, Pat Clark third. Time
t 2:171a.