The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-08
EN- [ RIBS FOR
TUESDAYS
R ACES

The second week OF the race meet
ing begins today with every reason for
satisfaction on the part OF tho patrons
of the track and for encouragement OH
the part Of Manager Murray and his
associates The 0rst six days OF the
meeting have served to bear ont all
the claims made by Manager Murray
In advance Of the opening OF the meet
ing, that there would be plenty OF
horses at hand and that most or the
better horses that raced at Buena Vis-
Ia would race here. The big entry list
each day attests that there Is no
dearth of horses. and 1t is n fact that
the average quality of the racing ma
terial is better than has ever before
been had at a half-mlle track in this
section or elsewhere. The racing has
been all that the most eXacting could
ask for, many of the finishes last week
being of the spectacular ldnd 1t was
real racing. with nothing about IL 10
suggest "frame-ups." and 1t was re-
markably true to form considering the
many things which may occur on a
half-mile track, with It's sharp turns TO
upset calculations. especially In the
case of horses which have been racing
for an extended period over course
like that at Buena Vista, with its long
and wide stretches.
The fact that tavorites were beaten
in many OF the events does not signify
that the best horse was beaten I'm each
such case, for the public often makes
false favorites. A striking illustration
OF the truth of this assertion was had
Saturday, when Dr. Hollis was made
favorite over Hereafter II that pair
had met at Oakland. the odds would
have been to 5 Hereafter and 6 TO 5
DR.. Hollis. and a bookmaker who
would put up betrer than l TO Here
after would have taken a chance on
beink knocked off his block In the
rush TO get down on Ramsey's sprint
er There were some other cases of
the same kind. going TO show that the
horse which on previous performance
Is entitled to be considered the best
in his race is not always made favor
ite The promoters of the meeting
have reason to feel encouraged. as in"
interest In il has grown steadily from
the first, and with the best yet to come
in the racing way from the fact that
the horses are becoming more accus-
toned to the change from a full mile
caurse to the half-mile track, interest
In the sport is likely TO continue as
good 10 the end A big card is on for
this afternoon, and the offering for to-
morrow is even a better one. Its fea-
ture event Is handicap for all ages,
in which the speed marvel Hereafter
viii try conclusions at five furlongs
with the best sprinters at the track.
~ RalI Ip1
tioch. Jack Paine and other good ones
In fact, tomorrow's card is the best
yet provided. good material being en-
gagged in each of the six events. The
entries:
FIRST RACE-Six furlongs. selliuG,
four year.olds and up: Monsio Mable,
1o7; Diamond Nose, 1o7; Athgold, 10;
Miss Butte, 10; Antra, 107; Salina,
107: Irish Mike, 10. Kismet. Jr., 107;
Lady Powell 10; Or sherman. 107;
Selpearl, l07; LuXurlo 107.
SECOND RACE-four and a half
furlongs, selling, all ages: Marvel p,
119; Mona Cauomann. 50, Mary C,
Genevieve, 1903, Charles ]. Harvey
102; DR. Rowel, t19; Robert Mitchell
119; Chanate, 119, Luke Mccoy, 102;
Eel % Dora PAYNE. 103, Faurusn, 80,
Glare 90 Roberta, 80.
THIRD RACE-Selling. four-yeer-
olds and up. six furlongs: Mabel Hol-
lander. 107; Lancashire Lad, 1o5 Bon
Ton, 107; The Mouser. lO7; Belle
Brady. 1O7; Valencia. 107, Elmdale.
11S; Rose DAILY, 1O7; Hi Caul Cap, l07;
Cobleskill, 107; Invader. 110; Maud
MEG. 107; Father Downey, 40.
FOURTH RACE-Five furlongs.
handicap, all ages Fore, IFS. Anti
och, 1O5; May Bride. 80; st. Joe. 1oS;
Hereafter ia. Arthur Hyman, 10;
Albion H.. 104; Jack Paine. 120; Baler-
ian. 1872.
FIFTH RACE-Fom furlongs, sell
ing. four.yeaT-olds and up; Ilberyale.
l03: Burning Bush, ia, Lukeramus.
1O2: Sam T, 1O7 Marwood, ia; Bird
In the Bush 1O3; Mollie Montrose.
Ill; Mazapan, Ill; Halton, III; May
Worth, Ill
SIXTH RACE-seven furlonGs sell
ing, three-year-olds and up: George
Cuyton. 109; Merlingo. 10; Altenberg.
III; Inclement, Ill; Cardinal Sar.o,
112; Dorian Prince, 112; Huapaln, l12:
Little Buttercup, 112; Aks-ar-Ben, Ill;
Probe. 10.