The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-07
INTERESTING CARD
At OGDEN RACES
FavOriteS Capture Half of the
Program With Good Form
in Evidence.
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Especial to The Herald Republican,
Ogden, Oct 6.-The racing here
today was as interesting as is
ever seen at a half-mile track.
There was plenty OF contention
in all the events, and the close finishes
of the driving order were the rule.
FavOrites got home first in half Of the
races.
The afternoons most pretentious
field met in the fourth race at six fur
longs. On previous performances
Arionette looked about as nearly a
'cinch" as is ever had in a race, but
well disseminated tip about Raleigh
p. d. caused the layers to post up
four TO five against her. The price
was too tempting to last long, though,
and at post time eleven TO twelve was
the best TO be had.
1t was Arionette all the way but
Balronia kept her very busy, and she
was forced TO do her best 10 get home
a length before the 3-year-old in the
fastest three-quarters of the meeting.
The plungers were dealt a solar
pleXus blow in the opener. They
grabbed at the opening three TO five
Silver Stocking and forced il down to
one to three, but Hannibal Bey, at
four and one-half to one, won down
the BedweH cast off and nosed her out
in the closing strides. Alexis and In
auguration alternated in the role of
favOrite, the latter having the call at
the end.
Gaugel, on Alaxie, forced Inaugu-
ration to pull up going around the
first turn and this alone enabled
Alaxie to win out in a hard drive
There was something of a demonstra-
ton around the judges stand after the
race, but the horses We're placed as
they finished, and Gaugel was sus-
pended indefinitely for rough riding.
Another nose finish came from the
third race. SNOWFALL reaching Tube
Rose in the closing strides.
Captain Burnett came to life IN the
fifth and breezed to his field, as did
the favorite gelding in the closing
event Tomorrow will be ladies' day.
ladies being admitted free.
The Results.
First race, six furlonss. selling
Hannibal Bey, 1O9. Rosen, to 1, won;
Silver Stocking, los, Iyers. l TO 2. sec
Time, 1:17 SIS. Camera, Little Elva and
Howard Pearson also ran.
Second race, five furlongs, selling
AldAlts lUtg AduSClg " % NOHs LII
auguration, 1G9, Gargan, 4 to 8, second;
Cruzinda, 10S, Cavanaugh, 10 TO l, third. |
Time, / :03 3-5. VOltrome also ran.
Third race. five furlongs. selling
SNOWFALL 100. Ivers. 8 to 2, won; Tube
Rose, o. Callahan, 6 to 5, second; lick |
Abrams 100, Parker, TO I. third. Time, |
l :O3 1-5, Pal and Ketchel also ran.
Fourth race six furiongs, the Stand |
ard undergraduates, los, Callahan, |
8 to 5. won: Balronia. 107. Pickens. |
10 /, second; SeWell, 80, Gargan, 10 to |
l. third. Time, lis. Raleigh P. D. also |
ran.
Fifth race, one mile, selling-Captain |
Burnett, SO, Rosen, to l, won; Ober- |
on. 109, Ivers. . to 2. second; Knight |
of Ivanhoe, 100, Manders, to 2, third. |
Time, :43 As. Emma O., Buena and |
Coonskin also ran.
Sixth race, seven furlongs, selling
Netting, ia, Pickens, even, won; Dor |
othy Ann, 100, Callahan, 4 TO l, second; |
DR.. Downie ia, Cavanaugh to l. |
third. Time. 1871. Cigarlighter and !
Swell Girl also ran.