The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-04
;SEE FAvOR|TES
SINE IN WINNERS
Malone, a Long Shot,
hs and Breaks Six Fur
longs State Record.
6. MAKES KILLING
in THE SECOND RACE
E's Day Is Feature Today,
With Special Harness
Handicap.

Malone, entirely overlooked by
Gpg public and held as a 4 to ]
I the betting to win, captured
ors, in the fourth race for six
at the fair grounds track Tues
yernoon, and lowered the state
ne-half second, covering the dis
h. lila flat. Wecker got his horse
Ia second place at the post, and
the lead rode like wild man
e4wire, and at one time was five
Ei,ahead of his field, but finished
Et3 one-half lengths TO the good
The wire. Little Buttercup and
King raced down tho stretch on
h srms, wbeu at the wire GYPSY
ade an extra lunge and won the
2 nose.
in a majority of the
Fzon by safe margins, but the
horses were invariably close,
by head or neck.
h rack was fast and large crowd
Il the races. Three favorites. a
Ioice and two outsiders won all
.ey, the biggest odds beind laid
A. G., an 3 to l shot.
s all Our Anna in the first race
r and one-half furlongs. She
the wav. and Jockey Leeds
her in an easy winner by four
| Athgold beat out Marina by
\ ore-half lengths.
Long Shot Overlooked.
Il. an outsider. at odds of 10
the second race for four and
= furlongs by a neck from Billy
in game race down the
NSalvage taking the show. Plat.
n left at the post.
iyk. a hot favorite by TO D odds
re run away of the third race
Ason up, and beat out kuro-
" two and one-half lengths for
|. s,rs.
pette. closing at to |. won the
Re for six furlongs. Morse rode
race and beat out Antara by
yIth Nancy W. taking the show,
'ehind.
bp Chappy made good to his
Pc and took the last race, the dis
e which was five furlongs.
got away good at the post and
,he way, winning by length.
hing beat out Yellowfoot for
Ogden S dav al the track this
D.. and two special events have
ranged for the occasion. The
|opers have been entered in the
andicap, one and sixteenth
The other special event will be
IS handicap in which eight OF
y PAGERS and trotters have been
N y Today's Races.
acc, one mile. handicap. pace and
-; Abel. Queen Gloria. Teddy.
,JTillets, Consuclo. Primus, Oveoto.
/ race, five furlongs. selling. three
and up-96, Willie Gregg. I04~ !.
|fr White. 100; 100. Malrina. l0a: l0o.
|inz. 102s: 81. Bon Vivant, 1919; 90.
Fusa-. l04.
|EI EIhrace. four and a half furIones,
N nrhreeyear-olds and up-101. Sal
bNct.: tSs), Jillette. 10s: 10l. Sam
WfS7D. Lady Adelaide. 9s: (99), Blue
o4: ]0l: Swaggerlator, 99"; (95).
rrsell. 1o9.
tisrrace, six furlongs, selling. three
and up-ss. F. e. shaw. i0s':
4 iPaisano. 1oT: 103. Little Butter
U l02. Sea Sick, Ill: 3561, Azusa,
Esther B.. 1867,
kE ace, one and one sixteenth miles.
indicap. three-year- -olds and up
Paine. Sc: (356D, Agreement,
Maxetta, l07; 1O+. Piquet, 90; |;
n. 100; Ss, HI Caul Cap. l03.
[<ace, four furlongs, selling. two
HI and up--s5. Ny Nurse. 92; 80,
II Pnte; ia: SO. Sir Preston. 119 !;
r Fuller, li9; IS. Happy Chappy.
ts ~ James a. Murray, 11e,
F. ntice allowance.
/ Today's Selections.
y facc. mile, handicap. pace and
FL mus. Consuelo and Willets.
- race. flve fur1ongs-Bon Nivaut,
lte and Esther NJ.
cace, four and half furlongs-
~ Sam G. and Swagserlator.
race, six furlongs-F. l.. Shaw.
H. - fttercup and Esther IS.
ACC. one and one sixteenth miles
p "A, Jack Paine and Belden.
.<race, four furlongs-James A.
III 81. w. Fuller and Ia ~