The daily sentinel., 1908-09-22
BIG FAIR is UNDER WAY
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T D. Reams; Gale c.. owned by Gan
Murray; Little Mack, owned by Kel-
so and Burnett; Billy Phillips, owned
by Frank Robert; Uintah CHIEF,
owned by II. J. Gray.
Juliet won the first heat. Time,
1:34la.
For the second heat Gale C. was
scratched.
Juliet won the second heat and
was given the race. She outclassed
all competitors. 1t was a pretty
heat was 1907 Y.
The $1,000 Event
The second event of the afternoon
was the 5000 frec-for-alI trot or
pace, the big star racing event of the
first LAY.
The entries were Brewers Kid
Dewey Dillon. Eddie Woods, L..tIe
Girl, Fred r., Frances Gray, ARA f.,
Black Walnut, and Volo, as fine a
bunch of horses as ever walked out
on a western slope track. zach horse
was loudly chcered from the grand
stand.
This event was to be 3 best out of
> heats for first money. Zach heat
was to be one mile.
The horses were SOW i'm getting
off brewers Kid came in first.
iime, 2:17. ,his animal was the
favoritc in the betting. He is owned
by j. @. Brewer. FRANCES Gray came
in second and IL early developed that
this horse would give "Brewer's KID
II great run for the first money.
In the second heat of the free-for-
all trot or pace Brewers Kid again
came in first. This time Frances Gray
second and Dewey Dillon third
The time was 2:12A
Brewer Kid the Winner.
The third and last heat of the ST.
| 600 free-for-all resulted in Brewers
Kid coming under the wire first and
thus won three straight heats and
took the first money. Frances Gray
came in second and Dewey Dillon
came in third.
| The time of the winner in the last
heat was 2:16A
Little Girl, Fred h. and ARA e
and Black Walnut were scratched
/ for this last heat
The driver of Frances Gray. Mr.
| Hicks, was assessed two fines during
the race. both being imposed for
talking back to the starter. He
was fined $40 the first time and $50
the second time. The incident caus-
ed considerable excitement.
The big race was very satisfactory
and aroused great enthusiasm.
Brewers Kid the winner is Pueblo
horse. He holds a record of 2:11A Il
on the Overland track in Denver.
He holds the record on the Ft Col
lins track and has made fine show
ings on every important track in
the state. He goes to Albuquerque
from here
The Running Race.
The third event of the program
was a four furlong running race for
purse of S100. -. w. Fuller,
owned by Bert Younts. came in first
La Gloria, Pasedena horse, came
in second and Joe d was third. the
latter horse being owned by Craig
& Kramer The time was :49A
seconds. the local track record for
such events being lowered 1t was
n brisk and breezy event and aroused
| much enthusiasm.
La Gloria was the favorite in this
race. Joe ID had the lead until the
y mile point when the other horses
passed him
One Mile Running Race.
The next event of the afternoon
was one mile running race for
purse of $500.
L. c. Wildridge, Pasadena horse, |
was first. Knight of Ivanhoe was
second, He is owned by j. w. Duffy !
Frank Lubback, owned by Irwin /
Bros. was third.
Time. :43ih. IT was one of the /
most exciting and interesting running
races ever seen on the local track.
Exciting Relay Race.
The last event on the days racing
program was the two and oue-half /
mile relay race for a purse of $500. /
The riders We're to change horses I
every half mile.
There were four strings entered. |
those of Tom May, w. ID. Womack' S. /
John Darling and VIII McCarty. The /
latter string was scratched right at /
the last.
Mays string came in first, Wo- /
mack's second and Darling's third.
II was a dandy relay event and the /
hig crowd got very excited and en- /
thusiastic. The riders worked hard /
and the horses sped like the wind.
The relay jumps were remarkable /
for their quiekness.
Following the race program the 1
balloon race between the Sparks aer- /
onauts took place and the ascensions |
We're among the best and most per- |
feet and daring ever seen here.
Officers of Track.
G. w. Weaver. of Denver. is pre-
slang judge again this year. George |
Harrington and Charles Lumley are |
the associate judges, John Dwyer. is |
the starter and Amos Jennings is |
clerk of the course and clerk of the |
scales.