The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-10
AQUEDUCT TRACK vR|
OPENS FR|DDA9
Many Big Handicap and Stdpr y
Races Billed for the 1he
Big Meeting.
SOCIETY" NAMES ARE SID
SELECTED FOR HORS q
People Like Longer Rsef vi
Which Show the Real Stufner
in Horses.
BY HILLARY B. oI,MA1,,

By Leased Wire to The Trihuna
NEW YORK. April 9-Tha
town meet will end next Thursday =;
Friday the eastern season pronsr
open at Aqueduct. For weeks tbs y.
tracks at Sheepshead Bay. Belmont y
and Grayesend have been b,vss ~
lNlty In preparation for the sound,a
the hugIe. oin8l,,
stakes to be decided at Am,eSyy ASy CIV
drawn lot OF high class entrIes - ~,
indicates that the sport will h. ~
this year than II has been for n,
time. ".
The Carter handicap. worth s25oo .,
tnree- e-year-olds and upward. oyerssl
seven-furlongs course, win ba orSV''
opening day, This event has aim gr
many notable entries, among thars +
e Hildreth's King James. Rest,on,,ss =
t1restone and Dalmatian; JarxXnosu
heene's Grasmere; s. c. AustIn's a.
icy Hargrave; II. G. BedwclTs Pr
29ihimed 9inI,e and an! Right Easy. w. P. I'll
y. Maddens Hampton Court, Ge}F
odoms Trance, Barney Schreber's IN
Atkin and P. 5. p. RandoIph's Rsso,s
Racing at Jacksonville is slated 70 70
next week, after IL season which csnr
cIassed as neither a failure nor q
n
Jacksonville was not successful tbis ys
III h. L.. Thomas carries out his pr~
Use TO retire from racing IL will rss,f
from turfdom man vino has done m,
Tor the sport Mr.. Thomas Is a Kenf,,,r
Ian and had a big breeding establlshrr
IN the Bluegrass state. He says that
VIII devote all his time to business
the future
Jockey McGee. who attracted 80 M
attention at Louisville Last sprinE. 10
been signed TO ride George Odorn's bor
In the east this summer. AS Odom M
e%-star jockey himself, McGee finds ~
self In expert hands. McGee can Il :
9S pounds easily. tn
Stylish Names.
Bettors this summer will have Il,
troubles with some OF the named
norses. Racehorse owners have air
| been known Tor the fertility displayen
naming their horses. but a glance %
the list this spring shows an amay
| list OF names. II
JUST fancy prospective bettor 4
up 10 bookmaker. and saying: N
down hve for me on SyZygy." b
-. Ihe oookie Will probably think \
the man is calling him names. q
There are some dandy titles this n
Here are few of them: Oiseau. Ia
katchewan, Conisthaunthu, Madakat,
| doe, ithanytle, Missolonehi and CatF
This last-nemed Cadunk Is bed'
name; nan II pronounced loud enough,
viii think that the pronouncer Is u
10 Initiate an automobile in action.
on! Here are some more: Nank /
| Pooh, Lafourche, Ynea, Wal-Au1 /,
Meeteese Lad Louis Des Cognets, ns
Ga-Wa and Schnicklefritz.
A two-year-old that has attracted
! ms great speed and endurance is 4
Mullens, owned 80 = It Woodf
Texas. This Is ds's first break! !
| eastern compa- Though he has Ky
| in the racing La.uc for twenty IA
Heretofore ne has confined his o}or
| tions TO the western tracks. N
The colt was shipped here from Jti,
| with Earl Linnels string. BothE0
| Woods and Mr.. Linnel predict a goo,pe
ture for Mullens. 20
There is n movement on foot whid
| course. can have no bearing upon| @
| present season at this late day. to &
more long distance races run In Il
| country. / have talked with nul,s
of turfmen upon this question and II
generally claim that the programme
| patronized much better on days r.
| long distance races are run than Ia
the races are short BE-
Visitors at Plmlico last autumn. n I.
| Fitz- Herbert so easily broke the I,
| mile record, assert that on that occa.
men and women from remote parH..ss
| Virginia, Maryland and Pennsylv'a
made the journey TO the track for at
express purpose OF seeing both. Fits-l
bert and the long race. These p6
went back 10 their homes with \ .
| idea as TO what fine horse really T.
do over distance Of ground. The r..
made many new friends for the ST.
and in circles where moral aid is gr9lo
| desired Ri
The great difficulty is to ''hn' Ia
| races, Secretaries assert. Er