The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-08
THREE JOCKEYS
HURT At TRACK
DR.. Mayer Stumbles, Causing
Two Other Horses to Fall
Over Him.
DAYS RACES PROVE
GOOD FOR "B00KIES"
Only One FavOrite Finishes
First; Other Heavily-Played
FayOrites Lose.

A good racing caro- IN "uten J 80
.sbookies'' had their inning, was marred
hy q serious accident at the Buena Vista
track yesterday afternoon. AS the horses
were rounding the turn IN the SScUna T
race, DR.. Mayer, ridden by Jockey Gala
nan, stumbled and staggered into Roy L;
causing him to fall. and Royal River feli
over him. a Shrek OF horror arose rom
The grandstand. and there was spell
OF silence until the dust cleared away,
showing the unconscious forms OF three
Jockeys. They were taken 10 the Jockeys
room where Callahan and n. Morgan
who was riding Royal River. soon re
vlved. 1t took some time for d. Bolano,
who was on Roy T., TO come TO; Dut ne
was not seriously Injured. Callahan also
did not receive any serious injuries ~
Morgan received 4 broken collar Done anu
was removed to st, Marks hospital
II was certain velvet day for the iaS- ~
ers. Out OF the six races a single ia
vorite finished first. This one horse whiGh
was true 10 form. was Coppertown III
the fifth race, who was only PLAYED
bet In the other races the horses were
well played. and when ponies WITH pig
odds on them galloped In first the DOCKS
made a substantial winning.
Favorite Played Heavy.
In the first race Titus II, was played
the stretch by Bonnie Prince Charne'
who had a good lead over Camera, the
next pretender The winner closed D 10
l. The favorites did not even fnisn In
the money in the second race. Wey-
mouth at 8 to beating Mike Jordan by
half length who closed 20 TO L. Wey,
mouth ran pretty race, holding the icao
from the post
orelio was 5-to-2 favorite in the next
race and was the sixth horse TO pass the
Judges stand. No Quarter, ridden by
Cavanaugh and Il l2-to-1 shot. after be-
ing seventh. az The horses rounded into
the stretch squeezed through on the rail-
and won. by nose over Warner Girls
well, who had run neck to neck with
Orelio until the stretch, when the IA
yorite fell back.
The fourth race, a mile and fur
long. brought the talent of the track
together Chester Krum. the winner of
the Utah derby. was a heavily played IA
vorite Roy Junior. 10 ! in six-entry
race, shot to the front at the post and
maintained his lead until he finished.
three-quarters OF a length ahead of Ed
win T. Fryer. Early Tide and Chester
Krum. who raced down the stretch like
a three horse team. Edwin t. Fryer
track record OF "a was equaled in this
race, the mile being run in l;f6.
Makes Good Race.
Handicapped F. ST. ID. Skinner made a
good race out OF the fourth event Some
OF the best 3-year-olds competed in this
day In which form held He took pace
until the stretch, when Jockey Buxton
let him out, wis;:l1g by two lengths. The
light for place and show was spirited
handily. although the odds indicated that
the horors should lie between Melton
dale and +. Mulholland. After taking a
big lead down the stretch. Ocean Shore
won easily from Tavora and Silver Grain,
two other outsiders.
Judge Skinner ordered the entry of No
Quarter refused during the rest of the
meeting for inconsistent running. Ocean
Shore, the winner Of the last race, was
the only horse that was run up, IL passed
into the ownership OF w. Hawkes. after
being run mp 10 500.
The results:
First race. six furlongs. selling. purse
S2oo-Bonnie Prince Charlie (Rettig)
won Titus II. (Jahnsen), second; Cam
era Qvers). third. Time. 1:16 Is. Biased
Flamgotha, Faurusa, Silver Leaf. Galene
Gale. Manila S and Tansy also ran.
Second race; seven furlongs. selling
purse S200-Weymouth (Nolan), won
Mike Jordan Denny, second; Rather
Royal Gvers). third. Time, 12S 2-5. DR.
Mayer. Roy T. Nebraska Lass, Frieze
Noladay. Royal River and Wisteria also
Third race. six furlongs. selling. purse
s26o-No Quarter (Cavanaugh), won
Warner GriswelI (Wrispen), second
Gresham. oreIio. Sixteen. Burning Bush
Hex. Platoon and Ormonde Cunningham
also ran.
Fourth race, one mile and furlong
den). won; Edwin r. Fryer Oindhorst,
second; Early Tide (Coburn), third
Time. 1:54. Spring Ban and Cheste
Krum also ran
Fifth race. FIVE and one-half furIongs
purse $250-Coppertown (Buxton), won
Execute (Rettig). second; Silver Stock
ing Qvcrs). third Time. 1907 2-5. SewelI
Thistle Bell. Dick Moss, On Parole, I.yt
Knight. Lady Panchita, Pinte and Nap;
Nick also ran.
Sixth race, one mile. selling. purse S25
Ocean Shore (Vosper). won; Tavora
(Gaugel}. second; Silver Grain (Jahn
sen), third. Time 1;41 LIS. Meltondale
Coppers, Plume. Fred MuIholIand an.
knight of Iyanhoe also ran.