Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-27
Horse Races.
BRIGHTON BEACH.

New York July 29.-Brighton Beach
summary: First race, six turlongs--R Re.
liable won, lionlton second, Gold Saint
third 11me-i;i5 3-5
Second race, six furlongs, selllng-Vola-
day won, Confess0r second, Suzanne
third Time-llb 2-5.
Third race, mile and slxteenth--Mon
ster won, Cottage Maid second, Trepan
Fourth race, seashore handicap, mile
and a quarter-Lord Of the Vale won,
Hurst Park second, Pentaur third Timo
--201 As,
salm Salm Won Belle Of Portland second,
Lady Prudence third. rimc-i;j0 i.5.
Sixth race, Ave furlongs-Tea Cross
won, Katie Caneroy second, Diamond
Fash third. Tlme-l;o3 2-5.
AT THE FAIR GROUNDS
ST. Louis, July 26-Falr grounds sum
First race. Ave furlongs. seling-Pro-
ventiye won, Bradwaid second, Coyina
third. Time-l;O2a,
Atherose won, Eleanor Howard second,
Fuguratha third Tlme-i lGia
Third race, five and half furlongs-
Red Lead won, Woodlands second Fruit
third. Time-1.lO
Fourth race. six furongs, handicap
Floral Wreath won, Frank Bell second,
Rebo third. Tlme-l:lGla,
Fifth race. mile and nfty yards. purse
Buccaneer won Claremont second, lnbo-
den third. Time--ll9
sixth race mile and one-slxteenth, sell
ing Conundrum won, Avoid second Sis
ter Lillian third. Time-l!53l5,
CARD AT MEADOWS.
Seattle, wash, July 9,-summary
First race, four furlongs. selling Rat
tier won, Sunday second, Meteora third.
Time--:iS.
Second race, four furlongs, selling.
Swift Queen won, Anita Knight second,
Lou Otstot third. Time: i9h.
Third race six furongs, selllng--Vaud-
han won, Gaucho second, j. Flanagan
third. Time-l ljA
Fourth race, mile and ifty yards, sell,
ing--L cash won, lnyiCtus second, Budd
Wade third Time-iA44.
Fifth race. six furlOngs selling-Charley
Schweizer won, Penzance second, Dr..
sherman third. Time-ll5
Sixth race, seven furongs, selling-Sip-
per won, Lady Rice second. Anvil third.
Time-1H.
STANLEY DILLON WINS.
Detroit July 2G-Before 1900 people
at the Crosse Point track today Stanley
Dillon, owned by j, r. Brown Of Detroit
and driven by Ed Geers, won In three
straight heats the classic merchants and
manufacturers STAKE for 2.2i class trOt-
tiers, Stanley Dillon was not driven out
In any heat
Stanley Dillon was favorlte for the big
stake, bringing 500 IN the morning pools,
with Miss Gay at slO5 and the rest Of
the field bringing Sos. In later pools
Dillon sold for 500 with the field at $3.50,
Twelve horses scored for the first heat
They came down to the judges stand hye
times before they were sent away and
then the start was the poorest Of the
afternoon. Italia had the pole but broke
on the backstretch and BaraJa led TO
the three quarters. Geers took Dillon into
the lead at the head Of the stretch and
won easily by half length, Ruth c,
gray mare owned by senator CHS
holm. finished second
Stanley Dillon led all the way in the
second heat, with Ruth and Bachelor
lighting for second place all the way
Dillon after hard drive, Stanley Dill
lon again led all the way In the third
heat IN which Ruth G took second only
after hard fight with Blackthorn. sum
mary:
The 2:i6 pace, purse 1880, three in Ave
heats-Benny won three straight heats In
2.lOA, 2:12h; 2;llA. Vice Regal, jana,
Bourbon c. Mlnaloid and Eager Boy also
started.
The 2:24 trot, merchants and manufac-
turers' stake $1,000 three in FIVE heats
Stanley Dillon won three straight heats
In 2:l2%, 2;llh, PIP. Ruth c, Blackthorn,
Jolly Bachelor, Miss Rosedale, Miss Jean,
ettee, Emma Hoyt, Allie /, Bessie Birch
wood, Italia, Baraja and Miss Gay also
started.
2.13 pacing purse sl.6OO-Rlo oreil
won the second and third heats in 2:0s2.
200 BlackhM won the first in 2:O7h,
Bob Hazelpatch, King Moore, Vyozle,
Ella Ola and Englewood also started,
The 2:l2 trot, purse--2 000-Conseula
won two straight heats in 2llh, 2:l0N
Billy Foster Boy, Lady Pachtic and Kent
also started.