The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-15
|R5CHbAUN SET
down SIX DAYS
key Allowed to Fill Engage
1,ents Before Suspension
Goes Into Effect.
IBUNE HANDICAP HAS
FOUR WINNING HORSES
d Crowd Enjoys Sport Des-
Ite Heavy Showers, Which
Make Track Slow.

eIny day at the Lagoon racecourse
red 10 be one OF the most enjoyable
Inv except when handicaps and spe-
raris are featured Bookmakers and
hers were greatly elated when the
cntial rain came, but the layers OF
Il after the horses In the first race
nrecisely as predicted in The Tribune
aicap, began TO curb their n!lrth.
Tribune handicap had four winners.
In the TWO other races the steeds
for place and show came in
Considering the fact that the
X was muddy the selections we're ad-
I'D by ell 10 he marvelS OF accuracy
More the races. in The interims be-
Ia Showers the crowds saw the La
az It's best. Trees and flowers with
1rops giistenins on their leaves and
De made some of the women miss
first race. so loath were they 10
Z the beauty spot. The grass took
4 brighter sheen o., green and the
leaped out OF the lake as II they.
were refreshed by the downpour
The first time since the Lagoon meet
cpmmenced the concessionaires OF the
bon got some OF the patronage OF the
|tes. Usually the crowds hurry by
stands while the proprietoEs look at
b longingly and try in vain TO Invent
& way OF making them tsrry;
I we had kings coronation here
could not get one Of those turtles 10
La minute said one of the conces-
hires last week. Yesterdays eX
1nce proved he was mistaken. for the
1merlng roses and the fragrance of
damp earth filled with growing
IS held the crowd quite a while.
Good Rainy Day Crowd.
ID there was a good crowd for
Y day The Bambercer road has
Ia some coaches from the Salt Lake
fe, and the result is that on each
a there is plenty of room now. 1t
great Improvement.
fhcugh the racecourse was so muddy
b the horses We're almost invisible.
n good Tine was registered. The
nd race was run off in driving
i. Spectators cozily sheltered in the
|dBtand had the truly human salts
|on oil seeing the Jockeys get thor
f dire nching. The riders were be
|sled and so mud-staincd that IL was
Etc distinguish the colors. The rain.
eyer. demonstrated that the course
81 good hard bottom. and no matter
hard the downpour it Will never be
Ipw as some other tracks
~ on the first race was light because
ayerage speculator despaired of be-
Able TO pick a winner under altered
x conditions. After the PLAYERS saw
The Tribune handicap called the
race one. two. three they took
age and invested quite heavily IN the
nce OF the card. The horse picked In
was Affair. but the boollies
ed as good as : to ! while they were
willing to concede 13 TO 5 on Louise
The result OF the five and a half
ID Il
Louise = Time. l.09 SIS.
though The rain was falling in tor
5 Ymir. the favorite. was successful
he second race. There was a long
waiting for the cashiers.
Sevenfull Dislikes Mud.
,e one defeat distinctly trac4able TO
mud was that OF Sevenfull. the fa-
fe IN the third race. Although II is
/. Known 10 all form followers that
'nfull hates 10 get his feet wet, some
ers were laid on him. Darlington,
M has less ontipathy 10 the mud,
/. Passenger was second and Making
Dst az the speculators. having suf-
q by ignoring Sevenfull's dislike OF a
Track. decided 10 pick out mudlark
he fourth race, This. of course, was
ain Burnett, which is troubled with
Is and bunions. Consequently he
~ pcnchant Tor the soft going. Mole
and Round and Round were the next
ces. Captain Burnett ran fairly
pace. finishing third. but pulling UP
|ame that me probably will not race
|b for some weeks. Molesey won.
Charles CLOVIS TavCra Was second.
The Gif;h race, with Edna Stewart
+ Bake scratcheG Nassa was the most
rally llilAd with NecSlet the second
lee. MaSss showed decided liking
the condition of The track and ran
milo In ;is as
mpedo. the wild horse that did a
'athon all by himself Tuesday, was d
ne horse yesterday. but with Einocu-
annie Wells and other good ones as
competitors he had few supporters.
'ie Wells won. Cisko was second and
|ora third
|fnough kirSchbaum rode yesterday
vas set down Tuesday for SIX days
'use OF d!sobedience at the post in the
race when he rode Billy Myer.
9chbnum was merely allowed 10 fill
engage ments. and his term OF sus-
|1ion begins today.