The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-03
SPOR is
FORE BEATS keARY
IN GREAT FINISH.
(BY Hook J

'"no cholce III the betting on til,
lealure event of the high class car,
.uh on at the Ogden track yesterday
Tue irwin brothers nice filly Fore wol
one OF the hardest fought contests o
lhe meeting to date. taking the meas
urs oil the much-touted Kerry by hal
iehsth, after humping match jus
oeto1e they came to the stretch turn
IN which Kerry received all the wors
VI IT. Fore rushed TO the front at once
after the break, followed by Hereafter
VINO quit when unable TO pass the lead
eT' balrd then sent Kerry after Fore
ana the two raced together six
leenth, when Manders cut across Ger
ry, the two humping, forcing Baird tc
pull up Fore then came on and In G
hard drive stood OFF the final chal
ienge OF the Scott tracer, to win WITH
something TO spare Arthur Hyman
showing remarkable Improvement owe.
ms last outing. was third. seven
| lengths away, while the faint-hearted
| Hereafter quit to walk and finished
lar IN the ruck. Baird claimed a foul
| after the race, but the placing stood
although Manders was reprlmanded
TWO Boys Get Falls.
The weather for the second day oi
| the race meeting was Ideal, and a fair,
sized crowd took advantage of the op-
| portunlty to see some real racing The
| play again was good and there was
plenty OF excitement scattered through
the program. In the first race, Hi-Col.
Cap was Jammed at the thIee-quarters
| and Wilson was thrown, escaping win
nothing more serious than a shaking
up and gamely resumins riding In
the third Murphy, on LuXurio was
thrown when the horse Tell, and for a
time was unconscious. but recovered
shortly after being carried TO the
Jockey room.
a big field faced Starter Murray in
the opener, with several horses well
played. DR. Sherman, with lot of
early foot, went TO the front after the
start and set hot pace, followed BY
Sam McGibbon, who was heavily
backed. After going quarter. Dorian
Prince, of none too well. moved into
third place, and when McGibbon quit
in the stretch. came along. caught Dr.
Sherman firing. and came away to win
easily by a couple OF lengths Sher.
man lasted long enough TO nose o1t
the fast coming kaiscrhoff. who ran
swell race
George Guyton Disappoints.
George Gpyton was made the me-
dium of an attempted coup in the sec
ond. being backed from S down to 9
TO 2 at post time. When 1t came to
racing. Byron rushed away in the lead,
but son gave place to Miss Butte
which opened a gap of n length and
galloped the rest of the way 10 beat
home Athgold two lengths. 81. Kllda
was third. half as far back, with The
Counselor, who closed like a whirl-
wind, in fourth place. Guyton showed
little
"Tobe" Ramsey scored a popular VIC
tory In the third, with Burning Bush.
who. after following Father Downey
most of the way, shot to the front
when ready. opened big gap and won
as he pleased Downey easily beat
home the fast-coming Wildwood Bill
for the place, the latter running a fine
race.
There was surprise in the flft0.
when Invader, overlooked by the tai
ent simply galloped over nice field
Galvanic made the early race once he
caught Rose DAILY. who was on in her
stride Invader. always a contender.
came along just before they reached
the turn for the wire. and from there
on breezed TO the end Rose DAILY
caught Galvauic near the wire and was
as easily second.
Wilson FiI!y Wins Final.
At home In the going, A. Wilson's
nice marc Alice Collins bore her 2opu-
lar owners colors TO d clever victory
in the final event OF the day. through
the nice ride of E. Smith. Lancashire
Lad showed the early speed. but gave
way TO Yolo, with Alice Collins now in
the second place and Magnihcio third.
Alice and Yolo fought II out In the
stretch, and in stirring finish Smith
just did manage to get home the vii
son filly by the shortest kind of
nose. Five lengths back. Magnlfiolo
finished In the show position. Yellow
foot, piloted by 'Dou9hDuts" Harring-
ton, the smallest jockey In the world,
was fourth. nose away.
With the handicap as the feature.
the card today is one OF unusual merit.
The big race brings out the pick of
the handicap division in Salt Lake,
with the fast Jack Paine. Madeline
Musgrave. the ladies pet, Frank Lub-
book, who trimmed the great Ethon In
Denver; Beau man. Gresham and
Ethel Day. The fifth is a special
event, which will see the speed mar
vel. Sam F. in action against the great
Meddling Hannah and others The
rest OF the events have filed well and
some rare sport will be on tap Tne
horses appearing to have the best
chances are
First Race-Fatbet Downey. Ath-
gold. My Nurse
Second Race-Pretension. Albion
H, sam Barber.
Third Race-Little Buttercup,
Rather Royal, Merlingo.
Fourth race-Madeline Musgrave,
Jack Paine, Beau Man.
Filth Race-Sam F, Meddling Han.
nah, In DeXtra.
Cf.ytL Rocs-nr Hollis T1r ROWell