The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-15
ENGLAND CLAIMS
BOXING TITLE
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those OF the Comte Edouard de Fitz-
James and OF the Conite de Fels. are to
disappear, after being for generations
prominent on the French turf, Last year
several long -es tablished stables were dis
posed OF. all owing to tho changed con-
dltions-at least this Is the reason gener-
ally alleged. Owners. II is said, especial
ly those who are fond Of tho traditions OF
the past. cannot reconcile themselves TO
the working OF the pari-mutuel or total
isntor. to the exclusion OF all other bet
ting on or Off the race courses, and rather
they prefer to abandon the turf. The
colors OF the Comte de Fitg- James
brown Jacket with red cap-were In
herited by him from his father-in-law.
names on the French turf, and they were
carried by some famous winners, such
as La Veine, La Vigne Basque, the Old
Valentine and the celebrated Baudres,
alive at tho stud. He was the last hack
OF his famous owner. and knew him so
we'll that he used to walk into ditch
10 enable his master to get on his back
Baron Finots stables at one time were
tho most popular in the country. His
colors were sported by such Jockeys as
Hatchett, Tom and Joe Barker and Tom Tom
entire stud and the racing stables OF
these two owners comprise some excel
lent stock, including long list OF young
horses In Training, WHICH IldsC hOl yOh
appeared In public
The S25. 900 fee of Danny Maher to ride
Lord Rosebery's colt Nell Cow IN the
derby is the largest figure ever attained
by a. Jockey for his serylces In q similar
capacity but money is no object to the
head of tho house OF Primrose when the
EPSON classic Is ut stake. Nell COW
won the Two Thousand GuineaS, deIeat-
Ing Lemberg, who was the Derby FAVOR
ite. This completely changed the odds
and the aspect for the great classic on
juno /. Neil COWS showing 50 far this
season makes him the most formidable
contender in the Derby, and Lord Rose
berry expresses absolute assurance that
he will win.
No doubt the prime reason why MaheT 3i,eT
he made Neil Cow perform better than
any other jockey. Last year, when q
two o-year-old the colt bolted out the gate
more than once and got left altogether In
q few of the big stakes for youngsters
Toward the end OF the season Maher was was
tried, and though Nell held on TO MN ana ana
after tugging him about finally, GOT nm
moving in surprising shape and he won
Inv n head The finish was the most SEN
sational ever seen on IN English race
course. g. .4,- g., +i,o
crn~an stakes ct Newmarket. and though
he won the performance OF the colt was
diss nnointing colt named Tressady
rnn cloan away from him IN the carry
part OF tho contest and then sweryed
pIeon across the course, something that
lost him lot OF GROUND: - =,
FRANK Beaurepaire. tho famous SWIM
,nar will be I'm England for all the big
racee this summer and IL Is said mat ne
ujll compete only in the championships
Ne will also pay visit 10 the interna-
Iorai meeting at Brussels; under
stand that following the Belgium meet
in'. he is going TO America where he may
,ako part In championships and give eX-
bibitIons The Belgium meeting Is IN
hns,,ist so that he ought to arrive IN the
United States some time carly In sep
ieInber, ...r,1,,, ana tho
,o,npeet athlete OF importance III the
Swnrid He celebrated his nineteenth birth
%ov YESTERDAY, lie has sister, MISS
IJiy Reaurcpaire. II years OF age, who is
lhc woman champion swimmer OF Au-
Within less than two months the Mec-
an nf GOLF will be st, Andrews, in Scot
iond and the best players OF the world
,innoI Championships 1t will be the iubi-
Ice meeting of the open championship OF
'rNiiithi Within the royal and ancient house
therc lies treasured tho historic
cbo rnpionship belt which became INC
nrnnnrIy OF young Tom Morris after he
T.. tIaS Won IL on threo Successive occasions
nnJ which was The proud possession Gi
Old TOM during his long life. Mthoush