The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-08
bOOk|ES' STRIKE
IS ARB|TRATED
Elizabeth Harwood, Ranging
From 10 to | to 80 to 1, Wins
in Record Time.
JOCKEY C0BURN STRIKES
HOPKINS WITH HIS WHIP
Spreckels Stable of California
Brings Fine Juveniles From
Louisville.

Arbitration the principle on which
modern socioIoeists rely 10 settle labor
troubles, was successfully employed III
settling the strike OF the boohmakers al
the Lagoon racecourse. All the layers
of odds were on their blocks as usual
Yesterday and every one WAS glad 10
sec them back. Just TO show that they
cherished no malice they gave as liberia!
odds as have been offered any day since
the races began. The prices were quite
satisfactory. Including field and comoi-
nation ten books were on. :.
The crowd numbered about 100. IL
was considerably cooler at Lagoon than
in the city. Transportation arrangements
were fairly good.
made his temperance on the tu1 atter
an exile OF eleven months. entered Eliza-
beth Harwood in the fourth race and
she came IN at odds varying from " TO
so to /. She opened at 10 but there was no
stable play so she gradually went up un i,
III for a moment, or two she was offered
at 30 n ooe book Some one made a
there % vas is" plenty OF 20 to TO on on her but
even Bedwen himself did not care for 1t.
He made small wager because he
owned her. but he did not bet as he does
when he thinks he has chance TO WIN
Beats Terms Tricks Time.
the public, Ever so many persons told
how they started 10 play her and then
became intimidated because the price
was so long She ran the five furlono
in SO 80. which is one-fifth of second
faster than Terms Trick rnn last Satur-
Gay. Jockey selden piloted the long shot
Every post was a winning one:
in The Tribune handicap Making and
Royal Stone, were first and second, re-
spectively. Delena, the other selection.
pulled up. AcolIn, 30 10 ] shot. threat
ened to beat Hal and kuropatkin in
the second race. but was not quite good
enough. Acolin was third and as good
as 10 TO i was offered on her to show
Jockey Coburn rode Acoin, Hal paid
from TO TO and Kuropatkin s and
i on Acolin to show. but few specula-
Coburn and Hopkins engaged In a
5ockeys Is due. duel in this race Cobnrn says
bearing In on him trying to throw
Acolin out of her stride.
Coburn struck Hopkins smart blow
with his whip and HOPKINS OF course
mitted the blow. but said that il he
had not kept Hopkins Off Acolin would
would have had no chance. Despite his
excuse. Coburn was set down for two
DAYS. All who watched the race closely |
we're Of the opinion that Coburn's story
Workbox at times was little better
than to 5. but that was the price on |
most or the tickets presented TO the J
cashiers. He was another of The Trib- |
une handicap selections that came in as |
his form indicated. Sea Green was |
scratched and Swede Sam scheduled to |
be third, got the place.
Then came the fourth race. with Eliza !
peth Harwood's astonishing performance. |
Tavora Wins Again.
Charles Clovis Tavora. with Fischer
aboard, won the fifth race. causing huge
joy to many Salt Lalers. A number |
OF Mr.. CLOVIS friends make il q point TO
back Tavora whenever she runs unless
he expressly forbids it, He would not
say yes or no yesterday. so a great
many got aboard. Tavora opened at .
to / Charles j. Harvey carried consid-
cradle money. but was not able to save
II. Hammeraway was the favorite but
Cavanaugh was unable TO get him in the
money.
Old Cabin. which has been showing
sprghtliness recently, won
u the sixth race. He was fourth in The
start but running In something like his
old time form he soon advanced to first |
place. AT the stretch he wavered n lit
lie and Iahra, the favorite. poked her
nose In front. but Cabin. responding To
Coburn' S urging. made a finishing sprint
and won by head. Zahra was second |
and Dorothy Ann. TO l TO show. was
third "'"