The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-06
TURF CROWDS COIN
TO MEXICO Or 0I
Good Meetings in Botbc.l
tries Attracting Wealt,,|
Americans.
WHITNEY SHIPS col
Kentucky Horses Expe,ts|
Earn Laurels at Newman.
and EPSON Down, /
WHITNEY SHIPS CoI,
BY JAMES DocKru.,,

NEW YORK, Nov. go
Mexico will share with tbs
states the privilege Of enten,;,,'.
crowds during the winier n.s
Il good many American doll.s
to our Spanish American & na;.n
II. D. Brown has made No.
nouncenent that the sport ~S
Mt the Cuban track Decemhsr q
fixed date has been anponnsa, 4 4
closing of the sport. but il =
that a meeting of cond lsrn
ably 100 days, will be held
1t was tho original intept;o, /.
the races over a new course s,s.
end Mr.. Brown obtained q eo-s,.
tract for the construction ~ -
The work has progressed pi,t
it was found that it could h,s
brought into condition for IA
season. so II change has been ~
the old course. The track riss,
fit to race over, but ii il tba ~
10 enlarge the grandstaud coutss,
and skilled workmcn will be u,s
TO do the work.
With the early complctioB q
Florida East Coast railroad III,
West. Havana, the Cuban raeips
viii be of much easier ages /
horsemen. This road Will ma, IL
pleted in time for the opepi,y 4
cember, but the promise is mi
Will be running all the way "A
West in January. which would ID
an easv way TO come back he,
winter resort. The steamship w.
tation with Havana is excellent -
raugements that have been ma
the shipping of the horses TO tkyr
ing makes the trip as simple Ar.
would be trip from New ia
Chicago.
Good Meet in Cu6s.
For time IL was feared IN
Havana racing project would M
TO q head this year. There hat
other racing ventures on the lshi
were anything but successful u;
that reason it took q man of pss
age to go back to such a ten,
Brown realized the mistake; th,
made in other years, and he i
vipced that the sport can be n
pay we'll. One mistake. and
one. that hurt racing in Cubs WI
the sport itself was secoudary d
Grafton, and it was conducted n
to afford a game on which b,ts
be laid Brown takes the oita
Just as he has done in hia oihs
lures with such marked suceez
believes that if the purses are 4
6cient value. good horses viii Y
tracted. This will Of necessity
good sport, and good sport will y
attract good crowds.
w. p. Burbridge is sssoci,lt
Brown in the Cuban racing aud :
he who brought the news from Hl
that the final arrangements tt
made to secure the track. The q
nor of Cuba is in hearty accord
the coming meeting and has aril'
long concession, lie is OF oplnu
the sport will attract numba
sirablc American visitors TO ~
and will in many wsvs be oi
value.
Since the ban has been ptHs
racing in the Empire state thtn
been no incentive for men OF rA
own and race large estsbInr
with the consequent result ~
majority OF wealthy owners have
ferrcd their breeding studs aaa
stables TO the other side. hIff
one of the last to 90. II hss Nc
intention to take this step iorfA
year, 20
In the minds of those caaa
Judging, no doubt exists tnat nv
all things being equal. VIII pp
greatest exponent of American 4
ideas as applied TO the thoIOus
who has ever visited a foIsip
course. No man WAS ever gNs,
to be n better couditioner. ana g
animal possessed any class n' -
it out
Good Steeds Sent Aol0'-
Thirty-two yearlings, the
Harry Payne Whitney's bfeo.D
in New JslR,. y
shipped on the Atlantic transPgTn..
or Minnewaska to England.
master of training: james G.", ~
Iectcd and prepared them. & ssr1
horscmen predict Il brlliian. ~ n
tho collection, the members c
are eligible TO English classic,
John Schlosscr, for many 20
nan of the Whitney, hagsn
important stables. had chsIsS =
and will assist I, I'm
lrcw j. Joyner in their p'op' -
-acing at Newmarket. - "a
America g famous siTes oD
IRE represented in tne spipss s .s,s ,
ectivelv aud indlvldusiiy 'S sr,r y
,ilcs are superior to any, T,,y n, s
across the ocean before lTTs.rfd !,
O nun fast and 10 stay n
5 safe TO predict that tps, ,,,irf :
snrei, next season, and bsii'
innts a sbould prove formidsos, ~
hrcc.year.old engagcnleSnsst. u
Jude the DERBY aud o~s. o,ssrtg
wentv.two yearllngs ..sn5 i
oaled AT the Castlctop ~" .ss
W~kv. U They are part Of ,nf tr.s Z
hascd by Mr.. Whlip9'' =
5nenc = few months hack. ~
An men who breeo - then "
ave ANYTHING TO 40 WIN md ~ -
n hereditary influence an ou III =
wing toward blood lines " Ke
hev figure on PURCHASING ~.
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