The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-20
JUAREz TRACKNL[|
READY TO l|l
Season Has Been Sus,s
Notwithstanding M thtN un(
Weather Encounte, Prov
KENTUCKY PROMIsESS gE|
RACING FOR H0dIN |
Many Tracks Applyings,tl tl
Conflicting Race DaCsuf
the East. Iapin,
BY JAMES DoCKER,

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Sy Leased Wire TO The Trib,.0
NEW YORK, Feb. l9.-Ne4 s,
see the end OF the flrat sea, =,
ing at the newest race trad. ~
Park. Juarez. Mexico. And a
full season IL has been cons. =.
iAct that this is the first = =.
the further facts that the "a,
much competition and Is sit,S B
out-of- the-way corner of Nor I,
Matt Winn, manager OF the n
informs me that n great ms
VIII be made through tho sum, y
when the meeting Of 1901
turfmen VIII find all the acco A,
and conveniences now cniovd =
sonville and Tampa. A liftJ
pad weather at one period ~.
TO the current JuareZ race ue.-
sidered generally the coursei
dence that il viii be one of fl. :
ular in America next winter. II ! i
ana stakes next winter wlIl.,
than they were I'm 1909 and Il
house and hotel will be built !,
The Idea Of the mauagementi,., Z,
big sum OF money during tle' !,
Ing but to experiment more OF y
truthful!y say that the expc Y
| successful.
Two Interesting events are d;
the Jacksonville track, the 3,
inc Gentlemen's race for a guls-,
ruory "A. and the second On
Selling: stakes on March 81. =,
tlemen's race Is going 10 be !.
and from the list or riders
now, II is evident that somo
Will be done. Nearly everv "
amateur In the country ma
ton 10 compete for the Gun
the names of those who Will
the following: The Taylor IN
Tommy Wright, OF Baltimore.
of Louisville; Mr.. Cassidy, OFF,
Mr.. Kelly. of Savannah; Mr.. M y
drle- OF Hamilton. Ontario: 3N'
and 7. NJ Jennings. of Jacks
Bert Collier, of Chicagol DNs
mile and seventy yards. ITf
that Bert Collier. who Is a spr =
er by profession. will writoI }
story OF the events enroutc am
stub pens in the heels of his In
GOOD Season AssuTe(
a good season OF racing InIa
Is assured at Lexington, L.ouL.
Latonia with dates ranging fro
OF April until along in July.
sporting editors declare that
tuclty situation Is saved aga
virtue OF the Kentucky Raclr
sion. But I'm ready to wage. !.
ing will live for many a day :
Blue Grass state. commissioner y,
mission, ~
All is not beer and skittles .
Ing turf dates in the east an
grumblings OF discomfort now.
undo some OF the date fixi :,
accomplished, Aqueduct am
both want spring meetings ~
want them TO conflict with IL
cause many of the big stable T
going to stop over at the Pr
on their way east. JamaicdA
tentative dates were put In,
midsummer meeting and n
complicated matters for SaN
been insisting for months u}il
the entire month OF August r3,pI
the demands of Brighton or II q
Fall meetings are consider6d'- =
ut Brighton and Empire Cit5a
requested TO he moved up a
possible. Belmont Park has
ing ont 10 get Decoration[
Shcepshead Bay 10 get July ~
registered q kick 10 open and "a
old time schedule while Sheep
is contendlng for Labor day II
July 4. New York state alIo
from April 10 TO November - |,
and yet it looks as though turf !.
quarrel over that allotmcnt :
giving thanks that the embar8
u somewhat lifted. ,s,
4 medal wrought from MINI =
carefully removed from a Svf
will be given 10 the person i
who really owns FiIz-llorberte :
August Belmont. ono OF IN.
turfmen of the world, Is foE
that the present season WIN
few Collins and Fitz-Ilernerts 4 n
sticks for Mr Belmont wants In
as an argument 10 extend pr II
the west. The turfman ha2
establish national breeding II
the infusion of blue blood IN ( N
Montana. Oregon. Idaho ana Q III