The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-23

Inc Iine was l-41 S-b. eQualling the
record set by Charlie Paine. Roalta.
held at very long odds. hung on 70 the
pace gamely, showing fine speed.
Whidden closed his usual gap. but the
pace was too hot
In the fourth race. at a mile and an
eighth. Coppers took the measure OF
Sir John and Buckthorn, opening up
lead Of a length in the last sixteenth
and holding IT. Sir John closed strong.
but could not get up. Buckthorn was
kept up too close 70 the pace. and
lacked his stretch run enough To win.
Kent, up on the Duchess of MontebeIlo
struck Buxton over the head with his
whip on the north turn. and was given
~ days on the grounds for the offense.
rather Stafford, under a strong ride
from Fischer. shot in along the rail- in
The opener. nosing out Yellowfoot The
stretch drive was too much for Wild
wood BIZ. and he dropped out of the
McNally could not be headed in the
second. winning easily from Harry
Stanhope- Rather Royal ran a good
SIX 1urlongs, closing well for the show
The green and white colors OF ed
Corrigan came under the wire first
IN the third race, when Nebulosus took
command at the stretch and stood off
who made Albion II. quit in the drive.
CorriEaR Again.
The Corrigan colors again came home
IN the fifth race at five furlongs when
Ben X. Sleet nipped Platoon at the
wire. Fischer, on Platoon had the
race won and. easing up. failed to see
Ben K. Sleet coming. When he dfd
wake up, he dropped his hold to take
TO his whip. giving the Corrigan speedy
one the opportunity to win. Valencia
closed strong for the show.
Captain FOrsee, the Pinkerton in
charge OF the track. succeeded IN
Ing the service from the track. and all
were told to remain off the grounds
The course OF procedure was the same
as worked last fall. man in the stand
flashing the numbers at the finish 20
a confederate. who was located in a
new house about a uuarter-mile east
OF the track, from where the results
were put on the wire. r J. Richards
and George Howard also helped out by
carrying the prices from the track by
The wigwaggers were working for
Tin Murphy OF Chicago. who has sew
eral wire concessions In the east buck
Ing Martin & Co, who hold the Buena
Vista concession
The sprinters will have an inning to-
day and some well filled fields will
face the barrier.
The Summary.
First race. six furlonRs. selling
Father Stafford CFfscher), to 1. won:
Yellowfoot (GaugeD. IL TO 1. second
NaRArAAh DlEneAN AhtmLls . 10 L third.
2-5. Smiley Metzner. Sen
ator Barrett, Denver, Silver Leaf.
Elamgotha- Sam McKibben- wildwood
BIZ. Ell Perfecto and Helen Carroll fin
lshed as named.
Second race, six furiongs, selling
(Taylor), 10 TO 1. won; Har-
~ Stanhope (BOland), 70 1. second:
Rather Royal (GauReD, TO ?, third.
As. Bonnie Prince Char
lie, Phillistina, Matte Mack. DR.. Sher-
man. Santhia. Galene Gale and Copper
field finished as named.
Third race. seven furlongs. selling
Nebulosis (Boland), to 8. won: silver
Grain (Jahnsen). to 1. second: Al
bion II. (KenD. s 10 I. third Time
1923 is. The Slicker. Orilene. Hanni-
bal Bey and Cadichon finished as
named
Fourth race. one mile and one
eighth. selling-Coppers IPage). to /.
won: Sir John (Boland). - to 5. sec
ond: Buckthorn (Buxton). 9 20 3. third.
Time-I:56. Duchess of Montebello.