The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-24

The protest filed by j. L. Moore, trainer
and authorized agent for Bowman und
Johnson, against the payment 10 J. T.
Strife * Co. Of the purse won by their
geiding No Quarter Wednesday, was not
allowed by the stewards. The protest was
based on the ground that .. e HuEes
is not, as was represented the regularly
employed trainer for Strife x Co, but
documentary evidence satisfactory TO the
stewards was furnished that Humss IS
the bona fid5 trainer Of No QuarJe~ and
for that reason the protest was dis
missed.
Van DUsen rode S. A CIoptons two
starters, Lord Nelson in the fourth Tdce
and Merlngo in the sixth, instead Of the
stable Jockey, j. Henry. The stewards
ascertained that Henry is suffering from
DOllS and is in no fit condition TO ride
and for that reason they would nos per-
init him to take any mounts during the
afternoon. The little fellows afflictCn
was deemed by the stewards sufficient 10
eNonerate him for his unsatisfactory
handling of Furnace the day before and
Madeline Musgrave on Tuesday. and had
the officials known of his condition ne
would not have been permitted to ride on
either OF the preceding days. The sub-
StitutiOn of Van DuSen ueCesSitatad the
waving OF the five pounds apprentice al
. iowance TO which Henry would have been
entitled. 1T evidently made no difference
10 Lord Nelson ana il is hardly likely
MerHngO could have made a better SHOW
ing with five pounds less weight up.
Jockey BoreI left for Anaconda last
night, but announced his intention to re-
turn to Salt Lake at the close of the fair
meeting at Helena, which is on next
week.
Al Goodin, owner and trainer of Old
NICK, discouraged nQUiTing friends from
betting on the BianudCs' geldiug i'm the
second race. Old Nick was right there
an the way TO the pUofessed surprise of
mis- owner, who said that the speedy .
year-oId had been troubled with a sore
knee and that he had not for that rea-
son, done anything with him since the Og-
den meeting.
Thus far Shriner has been unfortunate
with taVOrteS. He could not land either
of the two which he rode yesterday in the
II ouey, and of the other ton choices which
ne mas ridden since his reinstatement.
| Kerry Is the only one he has put over.
! AIRS and Sir Barry under his handling
finishing third in their respective races
Tuesday.
Glow and Apologize had the same ex-
peuence in their booking operations We'd
nesday that befelI Jack Shannon the dav
/ before, and they did not cut in yesterday
No Quarter was scratched out of the
last race because of the fact that Thomas
VINO was set down by the judges Wednes-
uay Tor rough riding on No Quarter is
under contract TO trainer Humes.
HouOrs are now easy between Starter
Dwyer and Cardinal Sarto Dick has man
aged TO get the VIGOROUSLY bad actor off
once in two attempts, and that is not such
BAD record. Cardinal Sarto Is a danger
GUS horse to get on at any time. ana if
Is equally dangerous to wager against
MIN when he is in with ordinary com
pduy' as ne must always be considered to
nave winning chance.
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mere was some sudden shifting i'm the
1gokIaakers quotations on the last race
'AFIlILBu, VINO was opened favOrite at { to
b, soon went to . to l. with pyans q Me-
WIHle Agreements odds dropped from to
10 TO and less. The way i'm which
eilluSo price went soaring was CaIcu-
lated TO cause the sUspiciousIv inclined tn
imagine he had broken q leg. or met vim
some otner mlshap, but the right money
showed Tor him at post time and his odds
were quickly forced down to even yvbiIa
Agreements price TeCpded r0 & fo : ~