The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-07
FAVOR|TES WIN
IN FOUR EVENTS
In Other Two Races, However,
Long Shots Are the
Winners.
ENFIELD Is VICTORIOUS
IN FEATURE EVENT
Little inclination Shown Among
the HOrsemen to Buy
or Sell.

The public got one race the better Of
the 'fbookies' at the Beuna Vista park
track yesterday afternoon, heavily played
favorites rornping in first in four events.
A good Wednesday crowd attended and
those returning from the fight made the
attendance considerably heavier than
Tuesday,
As Is often tho case in twoyear-
old race. the Youngsters upset the form
Edmond Adams beat out the faNorite, Del
Friar, by full length. Abigail Is. ran
a strong third. The ponies ran to form
in the next race, II was mile race
for three year -olds and upwards, beaten
nom winners AT this meeting. Chief Des-
mond and Dave Weber fought for the
lead Until the three quarters, when
Jockey Fischer pushed his mount TO the
wire first by a good margin Liberto. a
heavily played faforite, was not In IN
money.
The third race, for FLIES and mares,
non winners of two races at this meet
ing brought some good ponies into com
petition. a heavy plunge before they
went 10 the post put Emma c.. strong
fayorite in the lead. but when the horses
came down the stretch Albion H.. an
outsider who had been bet % to ], beat
the entry that the talent had pickeG 10
win In this race. Jockey Page. riding
Nav Sutton who showed was suspended
hy Presiding Judge f. St. ID. skinner Tor
,hrcc days for cutting of Minnedocia.
Feature Event.
The feature event was the handicap
Pulse. six furlongs. for three-year-olds
.ind upwards
With only four entries. the betting was
reavy. Enfield the favorite. won by TWO
fuii lengths Spohn picked by many TO
win was placed and Ocean Queen ran
Form held in the fifth event. although
there WAS A large field and some good
horses entered Marian Casey. the win
ner. looked sure thing from the time
the horses left the post until they fin
Shed Convent Bell won By three lengths
in the sixth race. holding good lead
around the course.
There was little inclination among the
norscmcn 10 buy or sell In the five sell
up until the last race when Convent Bell
entered 10 be sold for 5000 was run up
TO 1905 and retained by the owner,
First race, five furlongs. selling. purse
s200-Edmond Adams (Cavanaueb). won;
Del Friar tBolandl. second: Abigail X;
.Buxtonl, thIrd, Time. l.o2 q Pearl
second race. one mile. selling. purse
s2n0-Dsve Weber (Fischer), won; Chief
Swell Girl. Hannibal Bey, Wicket and
Third race six furlongs. selling, purse
S26o-Albion II (Cavanaughl, won: EN-
ma G. (Vosper). second; May sutton
Page, third. Tine; 1:l5 I.5. PLUME, Plume
'NdlJD'1Il- w iSldTids EHeiili'%- ioilSbN'
Ninredocia and Sainest also ran.
Fourth race, six furlongs handicap.
nurse S35O-Enfield CTaylor). won; Spohn
"a Wiliams). second; Ocean Queen
'Kcderis) third. Time, l.13 AS. Lewis
ton also ran.
Fifth race. six furlongs. purse $3.50.
sclline-MaTion Casey tSelden). won; An
uie Wells tMcCarthy). second; Hannis
lCaUaeD. third Time LA As. Charley
Dcherty. Swagerlator, NoVgorod, Bill
Eaton. Risllra and Annie Wells also ran.
Sixth race. one mile. purse 5000. sell
iDg-Convent Bell (Selden). won: Cigar
lighter iBuxtonD. second; Smiley Metz
ner (Taylor) third. Time. I:42 4-5.
Proteus, Wncberry, Mime, Miller's
Daughter also ran.