The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-13
|||JET BREAKS
|LEG AND IS SHOT
Nav Wecker Thrown Among
oslIopers, but Escapes
Unhurt.
AND EISANzAPF
WIN TWO RACES EACH
k|rs Hundred Tickets Are
M for Orphans Day, Sat
urday Afternoon.

j owned by Moore and Walters
-sisrnia, stumbled in the fiftn
q Is and a half furlongs shortly
/, having the home'stretch the first
.,,uud and broke his left fore
blowing Jockey Wecker heavily
4, aourd, but outside of a bad
81 up, the jockey escaped with
.rjous injury, at the Fair Grounds
j.v afternoon. The horse was
n was valued at $500, and was
:ds,sd one of the best milo horses
4. 'bookmakers had an off-day
.zsv afternoon. The heavily
y Eorses all Won, and a majority
n psople who wagered money on
r,as vent awav with their pockets
; wiih bills. The racing was good,
taisbes being close and hotly con
i;or and EisanZapf won two races,
]ofnsr winning the opening event
:, dsr. which was five furlongs,
'rs out Sir Preston By a head with
17W Azusa got the show. Blue
Z held as the favorite by the
|t, was among the also rams,
Piqust Breaks Leg.
rector Bird led all the way in the
sud a half furlongs, the second
4 With Eisanzapf in the saddle.
'satkin came up from the rear and
pIace from Yellowfoot by half
d G. was played heavily TO win
Ahd race, four and a half fur
Billy Maybam led for two-thirds
h distance and the two horses
down the stretch on even terms,
6. winning the honors by n head
Ie wire. Swsggerlator showed,
sr losing his speed at the end OF
|ti Buttercup was not thought
Of in the fourth race for seven
|ags but Jockey Morse made good
% lengths over Gypsy King, with
b U. taking the show, Jack
RF. Z. Shaw and Ethel Day were
q the also rams.
b fifth race, six and a half fur
proved an unlucky one for Moore
Walters. Their favorite horse,
n. .Bent down on the turn leaving
ldno stretch, and broke a forefoot
I'd TO be shot. Jockey Wecker,
pier, was pitched over the horse s
and San Pearl ran over without
lng Wccker. The accident put
R.arl Of her stride and Jockey
W pulled UP the horse. Furze,
hsanzapf up, won the race by
|englhs, Hand Maiden beat out
Domino by bead for place.
Stable Boy Wins.
1cI. who has taken TO riding
hs first victory several days ago,
ne last event with Lola White by
length from Josie S. Carroll was
|F The post, but soon went to the
'ld held II TO the finish. Willie
took the show with Slightly, tho
lse among the also rams.
Fsaf many tickets are being dis
q BY several ladies. who have
yea themselves for orphans day.
9sy afternoon, which is also the
ay OF the twenty-ei days
E II was reported that over
Eksts were sold yesterday aud
-y more will be sold today.
nrnve per cent of the receipts
M 10 the orphanage on State
Today's Entries.
zee I'VE furlongs. selling, 3-year-
~ ug-lt.. AEvsa, -l0f. 40. Glen
n Ivy; Ivy; rs. Gr. Sherman. 'lOi. las.
VI ,-s, Reene w. 'e9; lfS.
% racs' five furlongs. selling. g.
asts I ana ana pp-l47. Blue Bottle. I09;
jE j'k Domino, .9e; l43. Gov. Orman,
|5s i.mspeetor Bird. '99, l.3, Lady
nn,,'' !i9, Swagcarlator, i0s; ls6,
IA Ssa.s, ,ae, 'lVi; li6. Jillette. 1903
rsss slS and a half furlongs. sell
krswi.Sios krsiaSios and up-ii5. Anona. 1g3;
i fgfsG'ase gsa'sas 'ss. l6l, Furze. s106; 120,
<lrbtI,: 'sS, 1873. ]. Y. Kirby, l03
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