The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-09
NER And MAC
OOTPEDAL PUSH
Pair Pull Down BIG Money in
Feature Race at Sau-
Ger Track.

liver Lawson first, Floyd Mcfarland
second, was the. way Announcer Fred
Meakin megaphoned 10 the crowd at the
saucer track last evening the result OF
the feature event of the programme The
crowd was a bis orc, and it cheered these
two favorites as they rushed for the tape
neck ana neck. Mcfarland was doing ne
donkey work for the pair, but nc mat ne
gave the champion hard run for the
money.
The three-miIe lap race saw the entire
bunch start, and as the race developed
two combinations began TO show them
selves cOnspicuOusly q Dove the rest OF the
crowd. They were McFarland ana Law
son and Samuelson and HOLSTER On the
fourth lap al the last mile BaTdEeIL
jumped from behind ana stole seVeTai
lengths on the rest Of the crowd Nc
FaTland was after him III an instant WIN
Tver safe in tow This pulled up the
bunch. and then, two laps from nome,
HOLSTER came out and started Tor the
front. with SamUeisCn on the money get
ting end, and as HOLSTER came abreasi
Of Mcfarland he vas challenged by the
lengthy Californian M Farland apd
Hollister were IN fOrnt. Mae on the pole,
with lawson and Samuelson safe in be
hind the pace. Mac was roo fast Tor IDOL
lister and pulled Lawson away, with Hop
per tackled on behind. Pye or AuslfaLit
caught HoppeT's wheel and the string
started for the tape lap away As they
entered the last turn lawson came out
and challenged Mcfarland for first place,
Iver inning by inches.
Middle Men Win,
The half-1u.le handicap professional
saw all the money go TO the middle diS-
lance men. II was too fast Tor the
scratch men, although both SamuetsOn
and Lawson showed in their heats " ben
II came to the final II save F0isef' rye
and Clark. the latter two Australians, a
chance. and they took advantage OF d.,
never allowing lawson and Sauuels0n TO
set within striking distance of the tape.
Perhaps some OF the pretJezJ racing or
the evening was Vhen the also ran
class fought 10 out In special race
called for the occasion. an invitation al
NiIe green Invitations tied with sal
mon pink ribbon we're mailed only 20
those VINO needed the money " men TINS
bunch got together, however. Lney puL
up pretty race PedlaF Palmer Won
out. hea.rl= Bridget Bardgett- Who start
ed his vhirIv.iut sprint before the gong
sounded "cut loose
Mixed in Miss and Out.
The miss and out race was a badly
mixed affair Tt was q case Of the JUDGES
scorer or whoever was calling out tne
called off the track, who did not quit
others old not know these we're out as
they still took part in the sprint7 al eaca
lap. and a. a result some OF lHoe-
named as winners were caught back or
The legitimate bunch. There was consld-
crable vTangling after the names oI tAe
WfuraT- we've announced
1 The amateurs, however. did some great
4 'li.E I'M the qUsrteT-mile open ms
e-sceially true IN the second neat
n I'D jack Hume got away with a poor
STAT and rode a great unpaced quarter
ID beat Holiday out for first place The
final was a race all the way between
West and Hume, but the quick start OF
she San Jose boy was too much for even
the mighty timbcrline youth TO pick UP IN
this distance
The Summary,
Half-mUe professional invitation inal-
Palmer, Bardeett- MuUroe, ASraz- Time
100
.One-quartar mile amateur-Final: West
Hume Weiser, Mccormack Time-31 -
HaIf-rnile handicap pTOfessloual-Fina :
F0Iger go yardsl. Clark 20 yards)- Pye
fI5 yardsl., Agraz go yards Tines 40
Miss and out race amateur-Hume-
Giles West Bird. Time-4-42
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