The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-26
GIVE PRIZES TO
WINNING RIDERS
Racing on Island in st, Law
renee River Will Have
Novel Feature.
MARS CASSIDY GOES TO
JAMESTOWN, VICE A. B. DADE
Many Jockeys and Trainers Lii
censed at Last Meeting of
Club Stewards.
BY JAMES DoCKERALL.
eased Wire to The Tribune.

BY Leased Wire to The Tribune.
| NEW YORK, March 25.-At their last
meeting the Jockey club stewards passed
upon number OF matters
Starter Mars Cassidy was released
from any contract obligations owing tc
the uncertain conditions prevailing and
the Inability of the stewards to give him
a definite answer as to when his serv-
Ices would be required. by March Is.
The application of Robert Levy. man.
ager OF the jamestown Jockey club, to
substitute Mars Cassidy in place OF A.
r. Dade as starter at the spring meet
ing OF the jamestown Jockey club was
granted.
Applications to register names were
granted and the following licenses were
Trainers-Maurace Bernard, August c.
Blume. S; T; Booker. Matthew Brady,
William Brooks. W. A. Bprttschell. G, F,
George conncil, G. De witt. E. r s, poh.
erty, j. c. Dowdell, James Drummond,
John ); Duffy, g; J. Engelking, julie Gar
son bewiS GaT5h Joe H GladIsh
Edward w Lerner. S. c. Hlldreth. Mi
chaei Hogan, ]. J. Hyland, George ia
co6S, ", II Karrick. n; J.; Kennedy,
Mldgley, Ed Moore. II. G, Moyne. Rob
ert McKeever. ]. II. Mcdonald, James
Mclaughlin. w. L. Oliver. J. w. Pangle.
Hugh Penny. Edwards Peters. p. NJ.
Phillips. w. f. Presgrave, James Rowe,
Fred Schelke, Albert Slmons. Mat Smart,
;. w. Street j. r. Thompson. Ernest Ut
terback. Frank D. Weir, A. G. Weston,
Jockeys-George w. Carroll, Willie
Dunn. Oscar Fain, Ed J. Dugan. Martin
Olson Meril Bell. J. f, Callahan. Phil
shuttinEer, Paul Maderia. a.. Joseph MEGA
hey. Edward Sweeney, c. Shilling. G.
Byrne, Thomas Gasklns
Estep Appeal Denied.
r. j. Bryan was appointed steward to
represent the Jockey club at the spring
meetings, Of the Jamestown Jockey club
and the Maryland Jockey club.
The application OF Roy Estep to cancel
the contract between George, p. Sherman
and himself was denied and the assistant
Flynn as TO harborine Estep and cali his
attention to rule 152 Of the rules OF rae
ing.
The appeal OF ] C. r. Jacoby from the
rulings of the stewards OF the summer
meeting of the Saratoga association in
disquallfying his horse Imitator, was re-
ferred to the stewards OF the summer
meeting of the Saratoga association.
1910.
Joseph Marrone was again denied a IL
cense to train Jockey Guy Burns also
had his application for a license held UP.
Gentlemen controlling the King Edward
July will give special prizes TO Jockeys
on each of the seven days racing. One
hundred dollars Will be set aside TO be
paid 20 the three Jockeys making the best
daily percentage. $50 going to the star,
$50 TO the second best and $50 to the
third.
The object Of the institution OF prizes
for jockeys Is to attract first class boys
TO King Edward Island and to induce
them to do their best after they get
there. II doubtless will be effective along
A, I.A1
discipline. For amy jockey who may IN
cur n fine by Judges. starter or other
officials will be suspended from all ben
ehis Of the Jockeys prize purse and this
II the JUDGES so elect
King Edward track is picturesquely
situated on an island in the St Law
renee.
King Edward Officials
Officials of the coming meeting at King
Edward park this year will be John Bo-
den. steward; Edward Cole. Judge. w. NJ
Murray. starter. and DR.. p. e. Maurice,
paddock and patrol Judge. Charles Cam
pau viii be secretary Of the course, and
Seymour Buetler chief OF detectives.
The King Edward Island folk will not
be able 10 offer an average OF more than
improves they expect TO become more lib
eraI Two hundred dollars. however. Is
well worth trying for in hard times. and
should anything happen To prevent first
class racing hereabouts next summer the
King Edward Island track Will attract
some mighty good horses.
The Challenge CUP, the Brookline
steeplechase and the Country Club Grand
Annual are the most famous OF the fix
tures the Country club OF Boston Will
run over again at Brookline In the spring.
There Will be two fine new military
races called the Bunker Hill and the
Lexington, each OF which Is further de.
scribed an army officers plate,
which may not he successes, seeing that
President Taft in his quality as COM
mander-in -chief OF the army, has or
dered all his officers and soldiers 10 the
Mexican border for some occult reason.
And all these races, with the Chamblet
Memorial. Will have closing In the cur
rent month.
Tho Country club meet at Broolsline
Will extend over three days-June II. 81
and 24--and It's promoters, one OF the
most active of whom is a. Henry Higgin-
son OF South Lincoln, master of the Mid
diesex hounds and the owner of one OF
the most formidable stables OF chassers
in America, is sure II VIII be the best
ever.
The Country club Grand Annual this
year will pay the winner $1,000 In cash
ard $3.50 in plate II Will be a gallop of
two miles and half. under the same
conditions which have governed the re-
newa OF these nine years II VIII not