The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-28

United States, cavalry has brought
considerable activity In the horse breed
ing localities
Racing dates for. the balance of the
follows: Windsor, August 20 TO Septem-
ber 6: Anaconda. August 20 TO Septem-
ber IA; Denver, September TO II; Mont
real September 10 to II; Dufferin park,
Der l9 10 rs: Toronto, September "a to
October 1, Marlboro, September 26 to Oc-
tober IS; Louisville. October to %;
Latonia. October "a 10 November 10; Duff
ferin park. October to 15, PimlIco, Oc-
tober 10 to 81: Jamestown, November
to &c. Oakland, November ~ to April:
jacksonville. November 10, Juarez, Mo-
Yembcr 25,
Outlook at Lexington.
From Lexington. KY. 1 got report
that the outlook for fall racing there is
very good The announcement of the
track management that there Will be
nine weeks OF racing In the Blue Grass
state in the coming autumn, beginning
at Lexington on September 10 and end
Ing at Latonla on November 10; has had a
stimulating effect upon tho turfmen gen.
orally. The stakes and purses VIII be
OF unusual size.
From Lexington 1 got the following:
There is now no doubt that the best
horses In training under western owner
ship and muay of those owned in the
east will be attracted to Kentucky for
these meetings, and as a natural con-
sequence racing of "A superior order. more
largely than ever attained, will result
The opening of five stakes TO be de-
cided here In September came in the ma
been twenty years since there was q fall
stake at the local track. At tho six
days meeting in October. 1890, there
was one-the Bell stakes, for 2-year-old
six r,Irlongs, $500 added OF stakes that
were named for them and decided Mt the
fall meeting here. Another unexpected
announcement by the directors OF the
Kentucky association was that there will
during the nine days be number OF
purses with $500 added. The horse
men were not figuring on more than
$3.50 to any purse here.
On top OF this came the announcement
that Louisville will give $500, $500 and
5000 purses and ten guaranteed stakes
four OF them for $1,000 and six for $3.50.
during meeting OF nineteen days, De-
ginning October /.
This Is followed by the statement OF a
racing official who has lately had con-
versaton with John HaGhmelster l,!i1 beEa TO the
gramme in keeping with that at Louis
vile.
The breeders have found much to en-
courage them in the few DAYS Just
passed Until these announcements came
they were In q quadary as to n market
for their yearlings. The Kentucky sales
company made an nnnounSement ra ss,n on
of ycarlings and horses In training here
during the meeting, and over 1000 head
have already been booked with Secre-
tary Ken Walker.
Stake for Pimlico.
August Belmont has announced that
the Matron stakes. the Westchester Rae
Ing associations only produce race for
two year -olds, VIII be run this autumn.
at PimIico. Until this year the Matron
was feature OF the Belmont park au-
tumn programme. II has for years been
run in two divisions. one for colts and
one for hllies. The Matron of 1910 Will
be run In two divisions. also. presum-
ably on the first day of the meeting. The
time of the running of the race has not
yet, however, been definitely arranged.
Since the Westchester association has
decided to forfeit It's autumnal dates.
no place more convenient than Pimlico
could have been chosen for tine running
of the Matron. The Baltimore track Is
accessible alike to horsemen and pat
rons of the turf. and the transference of
tho Matrou TO Pimlico will help the
Maryland Jockey clubs autumn meeting,
because II will attract to Pimlico sono
of the smartcat two-year-o1ds In train
ing. The Matron Is n $4,000 race. So
called, at three-quarters of mile. The
winner of each division of 1t comes In for
about $4,000.
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