The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-13

a.. l,cutsIUu from IinJlc to the race
the fourth event was made the Tlntlc
handicap. Booger Red was the three
star special with every one. He was
touted as q sure thing. and so ne was
When the barrier went UP at the start
he beat it by three lengths and main
tanned that lead all the way. In the
stretch the boy pulled him up. and then
he won handily by two lengths. Hush
Money was the only contender, and ne
never threatened BOoger
Booger Reds win of the fourth race
was duplicated in the fifth by Halton
Bavaria. the second choice in the bet
ting, didn't get in the money. Tim
O'Toole was whispered about as ne
best take-a.-chance bet of the day. lie
finished fourth, after being left at the
post. With an even break he would
have been in the money
In the final race Of the day Fore was
an easy favorite in q classy field. A
few days ago in faster field. Fore
would probably have won over BOOSet
Ped. Meddling Hannah and others
were it not for q foul by jarrett on
Booger Red. Yesterday Fore had no
excuse. On form he should have been
first and for that reason was a heavily
played odds-in favOrite. Al post time
came the whisper that Fore wouldn't
Ivy dliU AtAE iulEtAt w -AfA NV "A ea'
wage. La Chats was a popular place
bet. and a little was bet on Platoon to
show. II was Platoon's first start ana
his race was a good one. Fore was
never a contender even for show money
and finished last under poor ride
g Tintic Day at the Turf and Field club
house was quite an occasion. J. Huntey
Burden OF New York and Mrs Burden
came over from Silver City, where he is
paving his annual visit of property inspec-
tion Among the 500 members OF the smart
set congregated oil the balconies ana
prornenades were ex-senator Tracey and
Miss Tracey OF Providence. r. l., Colonel
Loose J. g. Hood, Dr. Edwards and Miss
Edwards, Mayor Brausford, DIT Edwin
Sweaton and Mrs. Swea ton. J. c Lynch
and Mrs. Lynch. Samuel NewhOuse, c. Z.
Quigley. Ezra Thompson, H. J. Ferry, p.
I Moran. ". d. Walker and Mrs. w aiker,
M ana Mrs ThrOci6norton, Mr.. and Mrs:
Ernest Bamberger, Major Edwards, David
Keith, E. J. Davis and Mrs. Davis, Morti-
mer Conner, d. c. Jackling, A. J. Wells,
and Mrs Walker. On next "Wednesday
will be observed Governors day at the
Turf and Field club. Governor Spry and
staff will attend as VIII also Colonel W
s Scott and aides from Fort Douglas.
SATURDAYS attendance registered at the
fair grounds showed 6l46 persons through
the turnstiles The Tintic district race
train special carried is22 persons
First Race.
Valencia set a hot pace throughout and
was never seriously threatened. Cardi-
nal Sarto closed fast, but had no chance
10 beat winner. Kopek ran an improved
race. but weakened in the final sixteenth.
Others always outrun.
Second Race.
Dora Payne came through when well IN
the stretch and ran easily. G. ]. Harvey
finished fast next inside the rail Sea
Green looked dangerous swinging for
home. but weakened in the final six
tsenth. A very bad lot
Third Race,
Fansuu Hall folloNedNpsc 70 well in
ire stretch. r-tere he came aWay. win
ufns easily old Nick Locked the winner
a. the head Of the stretch. but weakened
in she finei seVsnty-fiYe Yards. George
Csuyton. off none TOO well. gradually made
10 .pc.SS ground 20 be third. Gabriel