The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-10-19
WALLA WALLA IN
SPEEDY COURSE
Crack California Dog Makes
Record Run-HeIen Beaten
by Her Father.

The Examinations in the second rouiu
for the Cullen Hotel stakes at the iai
grounds coursing meeting yesteroaS
some of the best racing that has 'aheii
place since the opening of the 'ourna
ment. The weather was rather uhlaNoi
able, but the winning all-age-does OF tne
day before were all veterans AT the sd I'll
and ran as If they liked the SpoIt. ~. ne
work a whole was much cledlei man
any DAYS run seen during the meetlnS,
and in spite Of the Threatening weather
large turnout was present A.
The greatest work or the DAY was tns
running of Walla Walla in the last event
on the card This California dog is
touted as one of the best on the coast.
and the way he disposed or Master FAR,
with a to o score, shows he is onto his
work Walla Walla made a remarkably
fast run-up, although Master Fair was
right on his heels. With the run-up came
a turn which gave Walla Walla two
points Hardly had the rabbit made the
turn until Walla Walla gave an extra
lean and made one of the most meritor-
ious kills seen this week. This gave him
the other two points. The time of the
course was IL seconds. which is the quick
est run seen during the tournament
Father Outruns Daughter.
Helen, the clean-limbed dog belonging
to Tom Mulholland. which is considered
one of the best of the local runners, met
defeat, and It was at the hands of her
own father, Northern Light, owned in
Butte. There was considerable interest
in this race and the local crowd was with
Helen. Northern Light got away fast.
with his daughter on his heels, and the
Butte dog scored several points before
Helen got into the game. Then the local
dog began to show the stronger staying
qualities, and at time when she was
making two points to her fathers one.
Helen picked the rabbit up clean and
baa harSpIf nv ending tba
DuknOw, owned by II. r. Elliott. was
another favorite local dog who was only
beaten after one of the closest races OF
the week by Ring Lady of Fairbault,
MINI. 1t was nip and tuck from the mo-
ment the dogs left the leash until the
kill occurred. Tennis Balls. the favorfte,
Denver dog. and Ten Spot, the Salt Lake
entry for the Waterloo. also made a
great race, but the luck was all with
the Denver dog and he won gruelling
race by a score Of 10 to s.
The Salt Lake contingent are becom-
ing more expert at the game every day
and the sport takes better with each
days coursing. Yesterday the books re-
ceived a much larger play than they have
any day since the meeting opened. The
fact that none of the rabbits got away
was not considered a drawback.
This afternoon the Cullen Hotel stakes
will be finished. 1t is also the intention
of running a number of match races dur
ing the afternoon. Results:
Second Round.
/. Miss Nealon. b. &C. Sharman, Colma,
CALI. beat Mr. Ward CROwe & Noalis,
Butte). Score, 11-6.
2 Bold Astral b. &C. F. Momoffey, Cot
tonwood Falls Kas), beat Miss Grainbelt.
b. q. w. Williams, st. Paul. Mimi
Score, 9-S
g. Consignor. d. BLAKE T. & s.. Butte,
beat Holy Wonder (bye). Score, SO.
4. Miss Fair. b. Cnowe & Noalls, Butte),
beat Something Handsome. d. Handy
& Williams, Fairbault, Mimi. Score,
100
5. Ten Spot, d. III R. Elliott Salt
Lake.. beat Tennis Balls, d. IT. n. Bar
tells, Denver. Score. los.
s. Harpoon. d. BLAKE. T. & s., Butte).
beat Clipper Girl, b. (B. F. Redman, Salt
Lake.. Score, 7-3.
Z. Maud Campbell b. Or. NJ. Campbell,
Butte, beat Nellie Keen, b. (bye). Score,
81.
S. Contender. d. Blake. T. & s.. Butte.
beat Evening Sun, d. HANDY & Williams,
Fairbault, Mimi. Score. SO.
9. Northern Light. d. Blake T. & s.,
Butte, beat Helen, b. ct. Mulholand,
Salt Lake. Score. 10-7.
TO- Ring Lady, b. Handy & Williams
Fairbault, Mimi, beat Duknow, d. I'll r.
Elliott. Salt Lake,. Score. 81
H. Crown Point, d. Blake. T. & s.,
Butte). beat Dervock, d. Or. d. Breckett.
DENVER. Score, rs.
L. Walla Walla d. C. Sharman, Col
MAJ, beat Master Fair d. (Rowe & NoaIls,
Butte. Score, 40.