The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-18
Fight May Cause War
RICH DERBY WILL
Be RUN OFF TODAY
Best Horses in the West Are
Entered for Twelye-Hun
dred-DOIIar Stake.

The Utah derby, at one mile and an
eighth 10 bc run today ut Buena vista
park is the richest classic for three-year-
olds in the west, and this years event
will bring together the best field OF thor
ouchbreds of that age that has ever faced
the barrier In this state and would do
crcdi, 10 any of the larger metropolitan
courses The race is sure TO attract wide
spread interest, as the winner will be
looked upon as the champion OF the
three year old division OF the West. Inc
purse is $1,000.
With the prominent ones entered TO
compete for the rich prize are chester
Eruu the post faYorire, VINO. Ill his only
starr at the local track. made such an
impressive showing, being beaten nS a
nose in u race he should have won with
q little more Judgment used by Inc
rider.
In California the colt won a mile race
easily in l;39. with ninety pounds up, lie
was beaten by nose in a mile and an
eighth in 1:52. carrying ninety-iwo
pounds. In other races he showed that
inc Is 81 weight carrier and il will take
a champion 10 take his measure
w r. Anderson's Jacquclina makes
her first appearance in the west and her
first start since two-year-old AT
Aqucduct, October %, she won i've
furlong dash in l.0l, gallopins with iOi
pounds up, September ], at Sheepshead
stakes, three quarters, in 1:l2 80. beaten
ono and half lengths. carrying, 1o9
hounds; July l%. at the same track, she
finished second in the double event.
Meltondale has great speed. and just
buck -galloped a mile and twenty yards
In 1:4o 3-5 at Emeryville, within la Of
| the track record.
Napa Nick's best performance has been
a a shorter distance, but he Is Al horse
! that can handle weight.
The following is the lineup of the derby
! candidates and their riders:
Horse and WI. Jockey
Iacquelina. III, 7,.,..-.......,A. a. Williams
| Chester Krum. 122......,..,...,.B Buxton
Napa Nick. 22.....................L Leeds
Meltondale. 122.....,.- .,.-.-..- ,Coburn
| Tansy. lo5. ....,...-....... kederis
Ga1 rose, ~ '.'"'.".'''"' rage
k'ddy Lee. l22- ACKNOWLEDGEMENT .Gaugel
The entries for the other ive races are
as follows:
First race. five and half furlongs.
three-year-o and up: selling: Copper
Inond. los; Maid of Orleans los; Aquiline
JOG: Bill Eaton, III. sainest. 1O4; Matte
Mack: los; Lillium, 100; Royal Stone, III;
| Hannis, los; Byron. 10S.
| Second race five furlongs. three-year-
olds and up. selling. Titus H., -10l; r. NJ
Fry. ll3; Plume. i15: St. Joe, 113, Ben X.
sleet .1o4; Hattie Dodson. 1o7; On Pa
Third race. four and on-ehalf furlongs
two -year-olds purse: Balella, 1o3; Jim
Basey. LOG. Milt Jones. 1oa; Great Cae-
sar, 81, Pawhuska 103; Pearl Bass 1O3
West Point. l03: Del Friar, l03.
Fifth race, six furlongs. four-year-o olds
and up, purse; Lady Mcdowell. %;
! Spohm. 112 Ocean Queen 90 Beau Man
! l0i; Arionette. 90: Glaucus, 104; fireman.
! go. 10i: Marchmonct 101: Arasee 10l
Jack Paine, liz; Enfield, 1O4.
Sixth race. one mile, four-year- ods
| and up, selling; Gene Russell. 10a;
! knight OF Ivanhoe 104; Sabads. I0i; Cop
pers, l04, Prometheus, 100. Cadichon, l04
| Mike Jordan. loi: Senator Barrett, I0i
Bonnie Prince Charlie, 10f: Nebulosus
@99; Dorothy Ann. 102. Steel, 1O3.
| Apprentice allowance.