The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-26
FAMOUS HORSES
ARRIVE FOR RACES
LogistiIla and Proper Stabbed
at Fair Grounds for
Season.
PROFESSIONAL FOLLOWERS
OF THE TURF ARE HERE
Fair Grounds Track Has Been
Converted Into a Beautl-
full Course.

bringing slid' " e.s
iockeys. bookmakers, and 1he pLoi1'
sional following of the tur1' anu 'ne
ho-see we're quickly removed from 'he
denot TO the fair grounds. Inc scehe
ro,inded the small boy OF what nc oo-
,.od xrben the circus made camp IN
Tho early morning hours oil alli'"i -
,on.r The bedding down and 'he d,
,,o,;,r of tbe stalls, the merry lausn
ae tbo .sdarlzv'' rubbers, the scurrSlhs
,;4hor and thither OF the Jockeys 'raih-
o,d owners. all bent on setting III
- their long summer tracks'de qual &c, =
afforded Kaleidoscope effect. As '.0
cveninq hours came on, the coming ~
I.a,1 of +hc ut-of-town turtltes WAS
,ls;niy- manifest in the cr9wdeu uomm ana
o4el corridors and the buZH anu
s;,, aoS concerning racing and the hoiscsi
so9Si.p sTi, * horse Special comprlsco
~ naJaco horse express cars, wv
D,,IIr,.ns q coach and char cat' Ia
.dd;tion 10 a diner. [. d. flho III, u IN
Salt Lake Route was pelss1u 1ts rnn
charge of the train, when iano,t hiau0 incl.
from Santa Anita Farh "i'A'"'
dent. of General Man
Ian
w w Finn n month ago sP'eit
Ia .1oss of horses will be seen III aG i
t;on nt the fair grounds ncAI ,tra.r
1tUn u;n, q" thc Iot which arrived YESTERDAY
w. ra'n aome Of the best known peflol'iiei'
an The Pacific coast, which are
o' Farrar & Co.-Meddllng, nan3Sn Eon
PRICELESS Jewel, Aunt Agg'e' Al'cc WI
Inns Sea Green. Betty Bara.;
r Gale--Tavora. kuropaiNiH'
NnltTnnlp.
p I'N KellyECobblcskill Mazapan,
SaIina. E...,
+ Brown-Lady KITTY.
W G. Woods-Contlngen
" p ReesJev-Probe. Gallivant.
J.rc3 Wbjtlock-Allcnburg.
W. Mallory-Nioga: c orce
E " uobart-Taylor George. d.,
II. 2. Ripple-herman poyie' nu'
LT1l' prl F. G. Brown-sIy Ben Bo0
0'F FTeJ rel Waren-Tim O'Toolee;
W uoao Co.-Logistilla, Grace G.
Mossrs 80 Parker & McDonald-Good
Fred Merckel-Gossiper IL, CharIes
/, j !. Lee & Co-Agrcement, Salvage
King & Walthauser-Iane Laurel
Free Knight The Bear, Inc Bear NoS d
Ben.
several hundred people strollcd to the
fair grounds during the Afternoon 10
500 thr horses The course is Tar more
snrirhtlv than it has been IN many
day and speaks wonders for the WORK
dono under the direction of General
Manager Finn and his corps Of assls-
tants during the last ten days. eresl-
dent John Condron expressed nearly
satisfaction at what he saw In the
radiant spring sunshine the course ana
Grounds, having rs a background the
Ecayily snow-clad mountain sides, never
nnncared more picturesque, causing
IN observer to remark that even Santa
Anita Park is not more attractlNcly STU
ated than our own racing park
The betting ring has been completely
CHANGED and is now commodious and
we'll appointed. The new club mouse
win be situated to the cast OF the
arandstand. The paddock will be found
AWAY at the west end OF the. stand,
,yh;Io fhc course is being entirly re-
fenced and painted. The course is one
of the safest and fastest in the coun-
trv. and il is safe 10 say many half
mile world IS record Will be hung up be-
fore The close in July. Asked their
opinion of the race course, Stuart POLK,
HBillv'' Hoag, and other owners, pro-
nounced it the best hall mile course ",
the world Tomorrow the trainers Will
start 10 pallop their charges in slow
and gradual preparation for the meet
ing ahead.
4 successful and brilliant meeting
at the fair grounds seems now TO be
assured. The influx of horses and
horsemen has but begun, for the con-
tinpents from Oakland and the Texas
circuits have yet to be reported. The
San Francisco horse special leaves
on next Thursday, while the Lone Star
horses may be looked for about May
15. Five cars of horses leave Los An
eeles tomorrow night, carrying with
other stables that of George Baldwin
nephew of the late 'FLuclly' Baldwin;
W. ST. Vincent. and W. p. Fine. Fine
did not come on the special Sunday
bnt he'll be along on next Thursday
morning with Gloriot and his other
stars. BY the time the Utah Jockey
will be about 400 horses stabbed within
the track and about the neighborhood
Fairgrounds Notes.
in America are now at the fail
grounds-Proper and Loglstilla.
fJackD Keene, who has raced anc
trained in Russia. Germany and every
where where the thoroughbred ii
known, will be here with Jockey SEQ
vile tonight. Keene is one OF the best
liked men on the turf.
The California papers publish a be
lated bulletin from the Santa AMT;
judges. in which several turfmen wer,
reinstated on the last day of racing il
the Golden state, including Jockey Mar
tin, U. u. de Arman. John Peltzer AM
7. Murphy.
Trackman Watson has the fair
grounds cushion ready to race over now
He has had on two teams working th
serapers and the harrows for severa
days.
In connection with the tracksid
clubhouse; the Utah Jockey club is al