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

Among the stables which arrived at
Bucna Vista yesterday were two that
arc certain TO prove desirable acouisi-
tlOns TO the racing forces at the loca.
track From Louisville came the string
OF Edward Corrigan. ono Of the most
noted turfmen IN america, while fiom
california came W. r. Anderson's
strong stable. In the Corrigan string
which numbers ten head. are several
2-Tear-olds. two OF them being the
get OF Magce. a one-timc star in the
Master OF Hawthorne's" stable. Among
the older horses Is the 3-year-oid Ben
X Sleet. who early in the year was
considered fnc OF the most formida bic
candidates for the great Kentucky der
by. Unfortunately. however. for the
veteran turfmau. the colt went lame at
Tampa and could not be gOt ready for
the famous Kentucky fixture. in which
tilo Corrigan cOlors had previously been
carried 10 victory on several occasions
Mr. Corrigan arrived last night. his
horses having come In charge OF Alex
Gordon. who had two Of his own In the
c-r- the mnnv-time winner Warner
Griswold and Nebuiosus. Among the
horses which Anderson brought from
Oakland were the good Splinter SDohn
end the 2-vear-Oid Jack Strylxer. one Of
the best OF his axe which raced az the
Emeryviiie meeting
Frank Malev. after a sojourn Of about
six weeks az Oakland. arrived here yes
terday- Mr.. Maiey's Trocha. after win
ming two races in HIS colors. was
claimed out OF a selling race. and he
sold Little Buttercup az private sale.
Antioch went lame at Emeryvilfe and
was shipped 10 Butte.
There was some classy arrivals at
Buena Vista track Saturday and salt
l-lkers are going 60 have look at
country. in fact there were two or
Ilree that viii stand special mention
First the racing idol Chester Krum.
VINO reeled mile off az Oakland In
the very fast time OF 1879. and the fast
Splinter Silver Stocking. who ran five
eighths Of a mile at Seattle. Wash. In
- 20 last year. and then at Juarez.
MeN. ran three-quarters OF a mile in
1.12 2-5.
The Arrivals.
The arrivals Saturday were ne fol-
lowing; George Marsh. trainer. brought
In the stables OF Roberts and Hiltman
and Murphy and Blalsely. The first
mentioned owners having five. Silver
stocking. Duch"ss Of Monsebelio.
Murphy and Blakeley have Abe SIup-
sky and Ormond Cunningham. Abe
Slupsky being very fast one.
g. w Powell arrived from Denver.
Colo. with six. Oberon. SNOWFALL. John
A. Flnte and two others. Pinte and
ObcrOn were two Of the most hopeful
performers az Jacksonville.
The Early Wright stable with
Trainer a. y. Harrison. arrived from
Louisville. KY. being on the road ] 2
days. stopping II hours at Kansas City
and Colorado Springs for a little rest.
All arrived I'm good shapt Mr.. Harri-
son states that g. Ross will ship from
Louisville with n carload In the lot
were Cool Hamper. Roy T.. Great Gaze
sar. ArsEcc and one 2-ycar-old.
From Oakland also arrived the stable
or p. Moyne. His lot consists Of the
famous Chester krum. Buckthorn,
Whidden. Abigail X. and Alta Ray. Mr.
Moync states that W. r. Anderson f.
on the way with his string and they
arc expected % arrive by Sunday. An
dcrson has Spohn. Creston. Jack Stryk-
Or. Ybor, Weymouth and Helen Barbee
Spohn Is another fast trick and can
run any distance.
Jockey List
The list or jockeys and the weight
81 which they can ride follows: a
good many Of the Jockeys are here now