Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-24
News E. Sporting World at Home and Abroad


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list this year compared with ~ PAGERS.
Therefore II IS more than twice as
easy for a horse to pace than it is
to trot. This can be no better brought
out by Judging horses who have used
both gaits. Since the years 1883 to
1884 when Jay-Eye-See was going I'm
the 2:l0 mark trot and johnson the
pacing. more than I.O4S horses have
realized this Two hundred eighty
Ave of these were trotters ana 7Gs
PAGERS The annual OUTPUT for The
past five years has produced an aver
age of III trotters and PAGERS as we'll
The high mark was reached IN 1905.
This year the humber il only two be-
hind. Since 1901 there has been a
yearly gain OF 40 per cent. ONLY 20
2.IO horses were deevloned during
that season and this season mors Than
the average have already hean sboSSn
With a chance OF others being added
at Los Angeles and at Phoenix. ,rhese
figures are now looked upon to be
raised as the Calculations have been
50 completely unset within The uasf
few years. The following list Of pac-
ers by their records for This Year
must be placed in the select roll;
There are 81 horses only one less
than last season. This could easily
contain the same as last by counting
Dan Patch's new record behind n
wind sbieId and runner This nffor,
governors ruled that records made
under these conditions would not be
allowed vet they permit Dams record