The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-10

Early Tide was liked By many 70
win. but hi1 race showed that a rafo
A. as far az he wants 70 60 especially
with some hard racers back Of him.
Roy Junior showed good speed. but
with Whiddcn taking 20 the route
with evident pleasure he could not hold
In ths sixth race Enfield delighted
huge following By rom2ing home.
after picking up the eontendors IN the
stretch. Enfiofd Is now conceded TO
be the best six furionE horse at the
track and a good sprinter Tor any trick
sn the businers- Spohn. W T. Ander-
sons crack sprinter. 0utrun the first
three furionEE, came very inst along
the rail- 20 take the place from Fer-
nando. The latter set fast pace. but
Toil before Enfield and Spohn IN ths
drive. Lomcnd. placed again with the
Hprinters after winning two stakes over
n mile, could not set going In the
In the 7-yesr-oid handicap at tive
ruriouEE, Doride. showing me famous
speed OF her dam. Doris. went right TO
crack. Jim Baseyt and the fast con
Ing Nit Jones. The time OF 1901 3-5
vas very fine for the youngsters and
Doride r. now placed well up IN the
first row. Rounding the north turn
Nospcr on Jim Basoy shut Milt Jones
OF and received a fine OF SIS from
The judges. with the reminder that a
failure 20 keep his mounts straight IN
dhe future viii find him on the ground
Two mile races opened the card In
the first Cheswordlne ran into a quick
closed stoutly for the place. while Or.
Mayer made up a world OF ground after
setting away i ., 70 land In the
The second race over the route
brought out plenty Of excitement as
Triezs vas ssen 20 be oyerha glins
had been eight lengths IN the lead.
FriFzs pulled CD even with the pace
maker and beat her home by a length
while Emma G. held the field safe for
Billy Myer vas given a popular re-
ception AZ he was ridden into the ring
furionEs handry. Billy rounded the
uace makers. entering the stretch and
opened ID daylight az the wire. hold
opened uP DAYLIGHT az n eTire. hold
NE Laurie set a hot pace. but could
not hold out against her many chol-
fsn~ers.
the choices taking the other three
races. made the day formful through
out The delightful weather was all
that was needed 20 make the patrons
enjoy the day.
The Summary.
FIRST race, one mile. seliing-ches-
wa rdiue. Buxton. II 60 3. won. proteus.
ueuny. 10 20 1 20 Vlaoe. second; Dr.
Tirae-i:4a5 as Fred Bent. chief pes
rnond. Senator Barrett. Aimena. sven
Girl and Copperfieid finished a.
named.
second rnes, one mile. seillng-
Friczc. Mccarthy. s 20 /. won. Wey-
mouth. Nolan. 1 to 20 place. second.
Frma c.. Nosper. 7 % % show. third
Time AZ rs. CfrariiEhtor. Nebraska
lass. Special Delivery and Rnther Roy
81 finished as named.
Third race. six furlongs. selling
Billy Mver. klrBchbnum. 20 3. won
Snowfall. Tvcrs. ? 70 3 60 place. sec
ord. Ben Stone. % 20 show. third
Time-t-1f 3-5. Annie Laurie. Judge
Ehortail. Valencia and Jim Cafferata
finished a. named.
Fourth race. one and a quarter miles
audicap-Whidden. Wrispen. to ..
won. Roy junior. Sclden. % %
place, second. Early Tide. Eederis. out
Tor show. third. Time-2:oS as. Cop
perg also ran.
Fifth race. five suri5nrs. hanaicap-|
DLridc. CavenauEh 9 20 2 won: Jim
EaTcy. VosDer. 4 20 % place. second.
Mil. Jones. Fischer. 20 70 show.
fi.rd- Time .0f 7-s. Reiclia. Chen
nult and Ravelston III finished as
named.
sixth rice. six furlonrs. parse-En-
lleld. Taylor. 20 3. won: Spohn a
Williams. 20 5 20 place. second: Fer
nanoo. Hattiste. even 70 show. third
Ilme-l-l1 %. Hamuer. Balronia To-
mond and Gabriel finished IS named.