Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-03

card aud the fourth successive race.
one and fourth miles, by length.
Hodges rode him In all these events,
and 1t is one OF the greatest feats ac-
complished by horse In the last 20
years.
Thad Stevens, son OF Langford and
Mary Chiffon, by Glencoe, and bred IN
California, won a four-mile heat race
that took four heats, or 10 miles TO de
eide. II was at the Ocean House track
In 1873.
Tally No. by Boston. Oct, 5, lS49, won
four-mie heat race that took four
heats before decision was arrived at,
Free Trade taking the first heat IN
1881, Tally Ho the second In 7'43h.
Bostona the third IN 1859 and Tally Ho
the last In S;lOls,
Peytona, by Imp. Glenco, also won a
four-mlle heat race OF four heats
against Fashion.
Balloon, by imp. Yorkshire. at the
Lexington tKy) meeting OF 1851, won In
less than one week races at mile, two
mile, three-mile and four-mlle heats
the record for n meeting,
The stable Of Burns & Warehouse
accomplished the unparalleled feat OF
| winning all Ave races on the days card
Of Oct. 20, 1898, with Midove (Devin
up) Obsidian (Thorpe RIDER. Napa-
max CThorpe), Recreation 81, Woods In
the saddle and Shasta Water (Thorpe
up)
Exile, by imp. Mortemer, won race
| at Brighton Beach and Immediately af-
| terward was taken over to Coney ISL
/ and course where he won one OF the
/ q lf. 4 E,I ~
Kentucky, by Lexington. dam Mag
nolla, by Glencoe, won his only start as
| a 2-year-old was beaten once as a g.
year-old lin the Jersey Derby by Nor
| folk, and was not thereafter defeated,
winning all the big stakes his record
being 20 straight--six as a 3-year-old
seven as 4-year old and seven as q
| 5-year-old
In the Czarewlch OF 1857. Priorssa
(bred in America and owned by Rich.
ard Ten Brock, who died about 1892
at Redwood City, CALI ran dead heat
with I'll Hakim and Queen Bess for the
rich stake and then won the run-off.
Harry Of the West, by Lexington.
Laura, won IA races off the reel in 1896,
two being at three miles, six at two
mile heats, four at three mile heats and
two were four-mile dashes.
! Sally Hope, by Sir Arch, won Is races
of four-mile heats nsuccession without
ever losing a heat
| There was dead heat between three
at Brighton Beach in the SOC between
| Barnum, Blush Rose and another
| whose name | cannot recall.
The unbeaten horses Of the world
| that ran five or more times were In
America--American Eclipse Hanle's
| Maria Balls F'lorizel (sire TO the dam
| OF Boston, imp. Monarch. oNrfolk AS
! teroid, Sensation, fremont French Park
| and III Rio Rey. In England-Flving
| Childers. Eclipse (O'Kelly's), Bay Mid
I dleton, Ennui Barcaldine Tan Irish
! horse) and Ormonde, now IN California.
\ In Australla--Grand Flaneur
Beeswing, by DR.. Syntax, and dam Of
the St Ledger winner, Newmlnster,
/ won the Doncaster cup, one Of Eng
lands most important turf events, four
I tlmes-in 1897 with ll5 pounds, in 1870
/ with 1915 pounds, in 1871 with 1875 rounds
/ and in 1912 with 12G pounds IN Several
horses won It twice. viz. Touchstone,
Alice Hawthorn and Vedette (sire Of
Galorin). Fleur de Lis, Priam, Hark-
away Charles XII and Canezou each
won the Goodwood cup twice.