The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-27
REFUSE TWO Of
CRANE ENTRIES
Lagoon Association Authorities
Suspend Sanel and Rosamo
Indefinitely.
MARIE HYDE MANAGES To
WIN HER RACE AT LAST
jockeys kirschbaum and Walsh
Forbidden to Accept Any
More Outside Mounts.

Sanel which won, and Rosalno. which
lost. were both suspended from entry by
the Lagoon race course authorities yes
terday. Both horses belong TO J. NJ
Crane.
Jockeys Ki-schbaum and Walsh were
forbidden to accept mounts except Tor
their own stables
Marie HYDE which won at rSn onds np YsgS 500
WAS retained by Carson al $500:
The war on handbcoks is sill In prog
ress. consequently close watch is Kept TO
prevent results OF the races from pecor'-
ing known outside of the course;
Monday patronage was a httle better
than usual. Many patrons went our carry
the beauties OF the Lagoon. The resort
is extremely attractive nov with flowers
In full bloom and the swimming pool OF
the right temperature, One o. INC pre-, pre-,
pole. on which instead of carvings, IN
tricate floral designs have been skilitpiiy
worked out. 1t has just been tlnlshea
and was the center Of admirlng thronss
yesterday.
Two Entries in First Race.
In the first race there were two en-
tries, and the majority OF spectators
backed one of them 10 win. Hogan *
keene's entry, consisting OF Nada Mas
and Fleeting Fashion. was the tavorite
al a short price. G. w. Berry's entry
Of Hadad and Valhal was offered at
about 8 TO l. Landtola, long shot was
the medium OF an attempted coup, cu'
Was not good enough Sanel. al com
paratively long price, won; NADIA Mas
second and yalhal third The place and
show horses were AT such siorl pilce
that very few wagers were made Oh them
for those positions.
He Knows, Darlington and Acolln. IN
the second race. were popular "ith the
spectators after Binocular was scratched
II -,s.f, Arn
He Knows was third.
Marie Hydc's victory came In the third
race. The tickle Marie has been the
subject OF a tip in every race, she has
run, So when the familiar old advice was
Offered Yesterday the truly wise ones
hooted At II. The tip was accompanied
by an incontroverdble statement that
Marie Hydc's owner was playing her TO
win. but ne had done ,he same thing on
the former occasions when she failed TO
show.
II happened. therefore. that only a few
accepted the tip and Went about conceal
Ing their tickets lest their friends should
consider them unduly crcdulous. Never
thelesy, Marie Hyde managed TO get home
Just IN front OF Annie Wells. Hidden
Hand WIS third. but the favorite, Itosa-
mo. was not in the money Rosarno
race was SO poor that the judges told
Crane that the horse must not be entered
again until assurance of more consistent
performances WAS Forthcoming.
Round and Round Wins.
Round and Round won the fourth race.
Dave Weber was second and Edwin I.
Fryer third. Molesey WAS not game and
quit after running little less than
mile.
Madeline Musgravc. Parlor Boy. Fred
Mulholland. Margaret Randolph and Sim
Feinn were scratched In the fifth rae
because Dennis Stafford. the fayorite,
outcla sscd his field. He won as his
10 prize Indicated. Cabin ut good odds
got the place and Tippy showed. Tommy
1.(.n .l. Il
unable, To got in the money,
The sixth race proved 10 be one OF tic
best onS tho card. Go.dfinn. Sevenfu!l.
Elizabeth Harwood, Rue and No Quarter
were all well played. Prince Winter, on
his recent win, was the target OF the
long shot brigade Rue won, Goldflnn
second and Elizabeth Harwood was third
The overnights promise a good card
for speculation today.