Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-08-02
MURRAY LIKES
THEOUTLOOK

Starter w. NJ. Murray, who will of
| ficiate at the coming race meeting
| at Reno, to begin On August 18th and
| continuing for Is days Or more, under
Club in the dual capacity of general
! manager and flag "eilder, is very
much elated over the prospects TO.
that meeting. Mr. Murray's satisfac-
ton over tae outlook is not without
good foundation tor all the signs in
dicate that the people of Reno and
vicinity are about to be given for the
first time a taste of racing n some
thing like metropolitan scaie,
| which it is safe to say will insure the
success of the meeting in every re-
spect.
This notion is based On the fact
| most of the prominent stables which
are racing at Butte City, Mont. par
ticipate in the Reno meeting, and
these stables cut a very large figure
in the racing at the California tracks
last winter.
Such asgregations as those of
Keene Brothers, Pasadena stables,
keniiworth stables, Anchorage sta
bles, Irwin Brothers, w. P Fine &
Co, A. +. Dayton, Quinlow 4 Peck.
ID. 5. Fountain, +. j. Ramsey, W.
llawh, Albertson 4 CO., 5. \. ClOptol
IL f. Rowell, w. r. Anderson. G. A,
numerous otherj which might be
mentioned and would be valuable ac-
QUESTIONS to any race meeting, num-
bering among them as they do such
well known performers as BOggs
Red Leaf, Nagazam. old timer La
Gloria, Native Son. Hannah Louise
Nalincia, Frank Lubbock, Gloria, Bill
ly Mayham, Airs, Hush Money. Crcs-
sina, lie Raine iiindoo and other ire
quent winners at the California anu
ether tracks. While some of them
have not determined on their future
plans, most have signltieI their in
tention to cast their lot with Man
a2er Murray. for two sessions. In
the first place they recognize in him
one of the Iair1st starters in the
country, and tirSt-claSS starting ap-
peals very strongly TO ihe avrrag,
horseman.
Another consideration which Will
appeal TO the norsemen here is the
fact that the Reno meeting will be
followed by at least u days racing at
Ogden under Mr.. Murray';; manage
ment, which will give them a nice,
long fall session. The meeting al
Ogden in the spring und II Murray's
management made a splendid impress
sion on the people OF that section be-
cause OF the quality and Inc cleanll,
ness OF the sport. His reputation as
a stickler for clean-cut horse racing
is second only to that which he en-
joys as starter, and tais viii at
tract layers and players alike to the
meetings at Reno and Ogden, as Il
ar deal Is all that the game sport
asks whether he operates from the
block or the ground. Because OF
heir confidence in his integrity and
his ability as Il starter, most OF lne
big operators in the ring at Butte will
be on hand for the Keno meeting,
and with the hiSl c4ass running il,
certainly seems within bounds to
predict that it will be brilliant sue
cess in every particular. Mr.. Muir
-ay will have associated with him
in other official positions men OF
standing and established @biiity, the
complete roster OF officials has not
been announced, but A. J. Blum will
be presiding Judge and Earl Nc
Quade racing secretary, and each Oh
these gentlemen have made an en-
viable reputation for himself as rae
ing officials.