The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-20
HANDICAP HAS
FIVE WINNERS
Madman'S BrainstOrm Probably
Prevented Sixth Selection
Coming Home First.
SIX JOCKEYS PUNISHED;
B00kIES LOSE BIG SUMS
Talent Line Up Race After Race
to Tap Bank Rolls of
Cashiers.

Five of the six winners at the La
goon yesterday were given III The IT'D
une handicap. Theh sixth selection un-
doubtedly would have won had not the
horse Madman, refused to run. Inc
best bets won and the hftn race was
called one, two, three
go, his name. Bedwells flyer had one
OF his brainstorms yesterday Va r u1e
fourth race and utterly refused 10 run,
When the barrier went up ne save red tlied
pTodigious jumps ahead and then wheeisu Is
hali way around. stopping entlrely' pS
the time Jockey Walsh got him so'ns
again he was wholly out OF II.
Since his arrival from Churchi!l powns
Madnan has been having iucia thIeI
val. but his normal condition asserted
itself and saved the Dookies from tne
worst drubbing they have had IN many
day. While there were few big pets
on Spchn. the great buls Of the money
went In on Madman. for Spohn was pfac-
ticallv the only contender ana Mannan;
wien he wants to- can beat the Gaoriei
horse.
Madman was sulky all day yesterday;
At the barrier ne had his ears pinned
hack and when he was denied the sataS ii.ai,
faction OF biting chunk out OF LlkeIy
Deudonue he concluded TO quit, Wnlch
he aid In sensational way. Jockey
Walsh was nonplussed by the actions OF
his mount and when he got TO the Judges
stand he said 10 Bedwell
"Ma1man's got bats In his eeltry' oetter
send him 20 Provo.
Public Takes Profits.
OF course. with The Tribune handicap
picking hve winners. the sPecuiators
came away heavy winners on the uay,
LAYERS CO odGs would have had TO tap
The bank roll that they have wrapped
up inside of their inside roll, The lnslce
ron. proper. has already been tapped.
JosHeys ssF Rose Send and Groth Tor three DAYS
Fischer. Kederis, Shriner and Walsh
were all fined SO FOR trying 10 beat the
hsrrier In the second race.
In this contest Sevenfull was The ray
orite and had eeen played very heaVlIy
!, was over the futurity course and near :.
l. every horse in the race was conceae'i
to have a splendid chance II lie could
only get of few feet in front. The boys
tried hard. nut Starter Dwyer watched
them so closely that all their stra iaSems
vent for nothing. Even those that were
fined got appreciahle advantage OF
the Others = the start. although that
was not their faut, for they rcsor'ed
70 every trick mentioned In that classic
york How 10 he n Jockey. sent out by
the correspondence schools.
Jeanette VI. was scratched and Seven
full consequently became the first horse
given III The Tribune handicap Tor the
second race
Elsewhere. the selection in the first,
Fad. Just come In an easy victor in the
frst and a few OF the discerning specu-
iators listened TO the st!ll. small voice
:en6 the length Of their shoestrings.
They put the money right back again
race when Madman diverted the golden
stream back into the books.
JOY Turns to Woe.
Perhaps the limits OF Joy and woe we're
not plun,bed by some OF the players! II
not they never Will he. The w!nners;
and by the time the fourth race arrived
the original five-dollar bill had become
a tidy sum of money.
One or Two bet on Spohn just as soon
as the odds we're chalked on the boards
and then when they saw the food OF
money that was going in on Madman,
and tried 10 change their tickets. Many
of the bookies said they did not have
time TO exchange and thereby nlulcted
themselves out of considerable sums.
From the grand stand 1t looked as II
Madman had been left al the post and
many impseeations were heaped on the
were watching through glasses and those
al the barrier soon absolyed Dwyer from
all blame. Madman himself was the one
al fault He has done II before and un
doubtedy will do it, again, II he does
note bite himself and die. He ought tc
be In the horse asylum.
Spohn ran the six furlongs i'll 1:l2 2-5
whereas the Bedwel horse already has
a.record of III 55 on the Lagoon course
This indicates that Madman would have
won
Fulletta and Kaiserhoff in the third
race proved that they are mudlarks. fol
neither OF them ran anything like al
well as they did last week. Many who
won on them then put It back when they
backed them to beat Round and Round
Molesey and others: Found and Rounc
took the winners share of the $3.50 sell
ing race purse without any trouble
Zoroaster, running remarkably gooC
race, was second and Molesey third.
Long Shots Fail.
Lescar al 200 to l, and Adepa at 1o'
to |, drew some of The pikers In th'
MIN race: and it is pretty certain tina
II Adena comes out again she will no
be 100 to l. for she ran a good race
she nnns Tas %
named. These horses were given one
two.three In The Tribune handicap.
scratched e fhere S Mere sna ten aps horses eft %
the last race. Most of them got a littl
play and this made Hiacko's price mos
liberal He won without any great diff
ficulty; Frank C: Hogan goi the place
and Acolin was third,
There was big crowd present 70
Monday. Most OF the race special train
were made mp of two trolley cars pullin,
four Salt Lake Route coaches. With tin
cars crowded this makes the maximun
the first trasI into town after the race
was almost stalled with Its six cars. ]
ran very slowly Up. the. Hill and the
made up for IL sliding down the grad
since the Salt Lake Route coache
have been put into use, the management
Of the road has been liberal enough I
haul car If II Is not quite full. instea
OF trying to crowd them all into th
other cars. Race patrons are immensel
pleased by the Improved service.
The comment most frequently heard o
the overnight entries is that todays car
is easy" Tonight It maybe that Il wi
some spirited contests anyway.
Turner Wins
PARIS. June l9.-The Prix des Geraui
ums, which WAS at st. Cloud today
wss won by NASH Turner'S Tamhnn