The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-09
al Supply of Horses for
4 Britain Is Decreas-
ing Rapidly.
Inn SEES PICTURES
.OF FAMOUS RENO FIGHT
hone Regatta Is Held I'm.
1 the Most AuspiciOus
/ circumstances.
! p1CHARD DAHLGREN.

' RICHARD DAHLGREN.
r,hlc TO The Tribune.
,oN oct. Stalking about
10 use an Americanisn, there is
NJ cless here who Is the talk OF ath-
lies. Sevcnty-cight years old and
harrcss. able 10 keep UP with the
ms" King George, IL is said, In
ssnd him d letter OF conGratula-
mo venerable athlete is George
! Despite his years, nearly four
u recently was one of the players
Law cricke, match between Pew
f,olIIngbournc, at Pewsey, Wilt
11e played like a man OF forty.
sdmitted here that there is an
.casing deficiency in our national
1nply. and some unpaiatable cvf-
n support OF this fact WAS fur
r the recent Dublin horse show.
'i,es naturally have been sHS-
''vith which IL Is not my
I, 10 deal. But to the Hunters
'pent sucicty the subject Is OF the
Importance. and II has received
n consideration OF that soclety's
tyho. through it's horse supply
Ia under the craftsmanship OF
cFnsley. NJ. p. drew up and pub
. digest OF the subject and put
practical scheme, which was
tsd 10 all representative depart
.ericties, etc, including the board
ulure and tho development COM
- The necessities of the case
3ous. and unless some action is
hated another breeding season
&sl
Good Meeting for Ayr.
III some sporting men have COM
hat Scotland has not one first
.eiing In the country.
4 complaint on this score may be
.<. justified, still IL Is a little un-
he western meeting at Ayr. which
Dill. have three e 1909 races and
I|1ablc stakes. IL Is undoubtedly
d most popular meetings, though
h would be considered first class
q authorities is open to debate.
.lalnly first class from a cosIno-
-Dint of view, also il Is first class
|ease that II Is supported by ex-
nen. II no derby winners are
h Il has, at any rate. attracted
handicap horses es any northern
Il suppose that since the new
d Ayr was constructed things
b ahead IN Scotland and, at any
y >ueeting in July attracted many
tet horses. and bcttcr purses
4 up than probably were ever of.
Scotland apart from the west
.tns, but thcI going WAS hard.
y meeting in Ayr will, II is an
become popular all round.
has also improved It's course.
'quite up TO date. but Is it really
. that at Mussclburgh they are
waste money on Il new grand
\ have enjoyed many "A day OF
Port on the old golf links, but
our Of da,e-whstcycr they may
<n when the grand stand was
lslI
ight Pictures in London.
nuch- discussed pictures of the
~ were shown at the National
clnb. The many pictures OF
q lis vast and excited population
lsss preceding the contest were
and II was also interesting TO
mere the retired heroes OF the
rinG, including John l.. Sulli-
&imInons and most OF tho others.
\ Itself wes rather duh. and not
3 the highly colored word paint
~ There was more wrestling
<lns, and fear OF a blow TO the
ifom lis opponent twho tried
;ps else) was evidently the mo-
|onnson's tactics up TO the eighth
t'pn Je1rics was obviously tir-
y auditors were neither shocked
, interested.
lne Reading magistrates recent
Morris WAS charged with oo-
- and sS from Ernest Hadley.
~ represented the postottice au-
and In his opening statement
Dis, WHO had bet WITH --adley.
ne backed "certainties." Morris
~ postman named Smith, ard
!. 70 send an envelope with the
rnliy written In pencil. II was
NY handed back 10 Morris, and
'lai ADDRESS was erased and Had-
esul!ted. The fap OF the en-
- then raised and the name of
written out on a betting slip
~, Smith took possession of the
~ envelope, which was placed
'st-oag for the afternoon deliv-
DOUBTS mentioned In the charge
Fspcct TO News, which Won at
: ana Toy Belle, which won at
lhey backed so many long
~, 1't,nneIs that uadIey had Norris
~ * watched. and the proceedings
suiey, a commission agent. said
sV,ns backed Anrclus he told
n Mouio not pay out Morris then
Ihs,s, Dur later remarked, "I don't
'e mixed up In a betting affair
4 al, had better pay you the
'ack. This. added witness, de-
,nsp ~. Practically done.
uhan ,nun smith, who Is in custody
n,"ar i, charSe, bore out counsers
y ~ as 70 the part Inc played with
Sesatta Is Success.
~nestone regatta was held under
ohniuons. There was no wind.
.tln. was smooth in consequence.
,i ipe ranks as one of the most
'rruSF cF hcld at FoIkcstonc. In
'"ns N watched the racing. which
"a ne rowing events wcro sup
4 sailing and swimming races,
1bt interesting all-3round ath-
! m which the competitors had
!. az L.aln dlstaucc. row n certain
H. nnolly swim 10 tho judges
nnayor distributed the prizes.
IN, ,Cn,PraraIice Of II. l.. Dohcrty in
pay was the apccial feature
,l,nns lawn tennis.
,e ~, ne and his brother have
the unics @ championship. seven
M I,io,s. court doubles. five
|1bJe, doublcs, twice the Scot
.chap hno twice they won the
z,nr, p,onship OF America
IDfnra,o 20 the lawn tennis court
slye and expectation. Inter
iu.d inc desire TO see whether
fars s'ytll'ng OF his old form: In
N ali ne showed abundant eyi-
.oko MA m,a old gkill, BY defeating
1nsnin ".uner of the covered court
moi ~ this year. so easily, he
blt ,y tho retention OF his own
En-Isnao The size OF the gap be-
Nd M beet standard of play
'ne rising generation Of
n. 1ofonto at Henley.
7ltd >ansda. II il expected. will be
.c " INC next Henley boat
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