The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-02
\ ~ !! |!CS GIVEN
: !}lIsH RACING
pd ElS Establishes Great
RI)s Money-Winner
his Year.
IaEa
MOUNT WON
KEYSTONE SECOND
fn Bridge of Canny and
Wmsd Gather in Over
0,00O Each.
annrfinr Service.

oN, / Sporting Service,
,,PplNiK, Dec. Incomplete
,ur,' nm ;nglish racing for the sea-
iay ing to an end tend TO
Is d, several respects the re-
osa mated those on the turf
sty. In Accountant, how
II has a money-winner that
10 = thousands ahead of the
lss,e er on British courses, and
sol n Spearmint, whose princi-
'etsnls gained in France by the
Cd hne Grand Prix de Paris.
Ii y aggregate in nine victor
$S1 900, as against
less than $4,000, includ-
q, s.h success. His lone, but
III, jctory in England was IN
lsr' srby, with a value of S52,-
h. . amount of money won by
4, 10 in England was about
u Keystone II, the great 3.
!. chter of Persimmon, and
II champion of her age. The
II inning over $4,000 is also
= 3 other runners, Troutbeck,
anny and Dinneford. 1t is
= kable that keystone II and
aon only three races apiece,
er captured the Princess of
'es. the most valuable turf
! he of the entire season. An
ilrinner, Llangibby, has only
g to his credit. but that was
Z stakes, tho richest prize of
forth $46,425.
llt leading English sires of
{ the present time are Ladas
amor, the produce of each
"a nearly 100000; Carbine,
i7llinule, $4,000; Ayrshire,
live Wisely, $6s.000; Isin-
! 20, and Marco, $4,000.
y fourteen sires in the list
"a 10000 to their credit, and
EN- others close to that fig
M fgures indicate that there
= /. 20 equality among the lead
,-sring 1906 than for many
- usly. Last season CALM
~ st. Frusquin and Cylleue
: : of the figures of Ladas
ION this year, with CORE
.'a srease in the winnings of
ollowed.
ga nine Of the leading sires
", with over 100000 each.
!! sduce of eighteen are Gre
Z 1ver $4,000. 1t will thus
~ T the figures do not vary
ne leading American sire,
lgiis nearly n third ahead of
hilnd Ladas. This is Med
y lget have captured nearly
inl takes and purses up to the
cat Next to Meddler stands
"A 1000; Filigrauo. $4,000;
10, 600; Watercress. $1,000;
Nj 900: Ornament, $4,000;
r. $4,000, and Woolsthrope,
: re of the nine are imported
=. pion two-year-old of the
,,5n was Polar Star, a grand
.5pin. by Pioneer-Go On,
Walker Hall in Ireland
.,,yy that gentleman. Polar
T;ssr, was not the greatest
g Juvenile. as he is credited
as against Traquair IS
re again the similarity of
cayp the two countries can be
ShDlvidere, the acknowledged
: r the juvenile brigade in
I Is short by $4,000 Of reach
n rolled up by Electioneer.
.sedited with over $4,000.
like Sslvidere, was not
hit Of as a yearling, and
I'll engaged for next season.
-. crubby-looking yeariings,
~ ~ bought a waste Of forfeits
dsem freely in the rich spe~
III ee- -year-olds.
sac champion three-year.o old
I'm in England, amounted to
ga year. and the credit for
0SIlrsst distance runner of the
,sssion goes to Polymelus, the
winner of the
ire, Duke Of York and
iakes. a popularity of
Icareer is that as a two and
ND, and until the end of Sep
Fs fourth year, he was not
10 possess any class. His
- is advanced as an argu-
the inordinatc racing Of
,AH, as he was considered to
sfer-raced until he passed in
", ,,ssion of his present owner,