The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-08

This means. OF course, that quite O
number OF the owners. most of whom
raced at Victoria and Vancouver last
year, are about to break into the game
at Salt Lake Among the newcomers
may be mentioned Jack Crane, Charley
Sanford. Barney Schneider, Dave Henry,
Billy Cahill, Paddy Lynch. Fatty" An
others whose names are not perhaps Is
familiar in turf circles
The complete list of the nominstors
to the stakes from Emeryvflle follows:
E. G. Soule, w. Gabriel. J. NJ Crane. c.
Sanford & Co.. Allen & Hensley, Dave
Henry, ]. Schneider, W. E. Cotton. B.
Schneider, W. H Travis, J. ]. Connor,
William Cahili. Apologize g. Cotton, P.
Mulcahey, Givens & Baird. T. Walhauser
& Co.. H Slower. L. F. O'Leary, w c.
Weant & Co, R Frazier. Charles Horn
ing. P. G. Lynch. T. Merckles Quinlan &
Peek, W. T. Anderson, J. L. Brown.
Stockton Ranch, D. Dennfson & Co.. +.
Devlin & Co.. Matt Reiss, Cotton &
Baldwin. P. Sheridan. c. Morton. VII
liam Hawke. r. F. Davidson, e. J. Ram
sey and paddock & Culver.
The statement that the above "a the
may not be correct, for in all likelihood
instead of giving their entries here
many owners have forwarded their
nominations to Manager Dryers Of
I1cial ADDRESS at salt Lake.
OF course 1t is nothing like COM
piete list of the Emeryville contingent
who will race at Buena Vista There are
probab bly, as many more who make no
entries In the stakes either because they
did not wish to incur forfeits on such
racing material as they possess or
through oversight, for though notice
of the closing of the stakes was con-
spicuously displayed IN half a dozen
places about the Emeryvflle track,
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entries until toe late. With very few
exceptions, however, all the better
class horses Quartered at the local
track are found In the stables named
and have been nominated for one or
more of the seven stakes
Emeryville will contribute some ex-
cellent racing material for the coming
meeting, among others that will be
seen in action at Buena Vista being
such good ones as Daddy, Clip, Lewis
ton. La Dextra, Coppertown, Napa
Nick, Lena Lech, John H Sheehan.
Sewell, Spohn, Hanah Louise, Inclem-
ent, Gold Finn, Enfield, Thistle Belle,
Don Enrique, Orelio and other clever
performers, including the best Of the
2-year-old division yet remaining here
California horses are sure to cut a big
figure in the racing at Salt Lake and
Butte regardless Of stables that may
come from other points
Kirschbaun1 Riding.
Jockey Kirschbaum, who was set
down last summer because Of unsatis-
factory riding" has had the ban
against him lifted, or rather partly
lifted. The stewards of the Pacific
Jockey Club have granted him a
license to ride, but with the proviso
that his riding shall be confined on
the ground has probably caused him to
realize that the way of the transgres-
sor is hard, but IL has not cost him
any Of his ability as a ''pigskin" artist
He has begun well for Crane. as he sig
nalized his return to the saddle Mon
day by putting over both Rcsamo and
Billy Myer for the popular owner.
The Cotton String.
Billy Cotton. who has raced horses
at every prominent track II America,
and is one of the most enthusiastic ad-
of Salt Lake City as a future racing
center. will hold stronger hand at
the coming meeting than he did last
year. In addition to the useful trio
which carried his colors at the Utah
meeting last season Birth, Deneen and
Wicket, his string Will include Gram
Grey, a speedy 3-year-old, which Col
onel Applegate brought to the coast
last fall, and the 3-year-old maiden,
New Capital. The latter IS COM
paratiYely an unknown quantity. but
the others have all earned brackets at
the current Emeryville meeting, and as
they have not been raced excessively.
they may be counted upon to earn their
way at Buena Vista
The clever owner-trainer will also
furnish two OF the riders for the COM
ing meeting: Willie Lee, who created
q favorable impression on Salt Lake
racegOers last season, from the fact
that he could always be depended upon
to ride his best, will have as an under
study his younger brother. The lit
tie fellow tried to induce his father to
let him ride last summer. but the near