The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-02
IRACE CROWDS
GROW LARGER
Feature of Third Day at La
goOn Meet Is Running of
Purse Affair.
ONE FAVORITE CROSSES
WIRE In THE SIX RIDES
H. G.. Bedwell Arrives With
String of Twenty-Five
Speed Marvels.

goon course Thursday TO "ltllese a 80
afternoon S sport. was larger By iaf than
the day before. The grandstand was Wen
filled with well SoWned women ana theII
escorts Speculators' too were HnI n,pre
the layers had all they could do TO attene
10 the wants 'of the eager bettors. IL W. mds
cut-in day and eight layers took 'heir
places on the firing line
The feature OF the well-balanced caro-
was the running OF the race purse aifair
In which four well-trimmed throughbreds
were carGcd to start. among the notapIeS
that sported the gay colors OF their owners
were Sterling, Marchmonet, Rosamo ana
Novsorod
The small but select field was sent
away or it's journey TO perfect starr.
MarchmGnet and Sterling shot to the 'front.'
AT the rise OF the barrier Closely pehihu
far turn. Cavanaugh. on Sterling. let out
few wraUs and the Texas bred colt
responded gamely to the riders urging.
and passing the odds-on choice turning
for home won the race in handy fashion.
Novgorod easily disposed of Rosamo for
third money. The Texas contingent
thought 1t was Joke to make .Marchmo.,
net favor:te over Wade McLemore's good
three year-old.
One Favorite CROSSES Wire,
One lone favorte crossed the wire In
the SIX races. zahra, from the barn OF
after being backed heavily at even money
and al post time to 10 could he had.
The horse took the lead at once and made
every post winning, beating out Louise
B and Elcctrowau at the wire. Deneeu
came In for strong play in the early
Betting. but t.rcd bad.y al the end.
the e~@S aqG 'Ta'IT n incs }Hs Name Ofz IN the
I opening race. The layers opened UP the
price at 10 and as quick as flash
the price on the bay lilly melted to I
post time. Neno Won. the second choice,
was, well played around l6 to >. To, a
good break Lucille Manley shot to the
from! and held commanding lead on
her field until reaching the last turn.
where Veno Won moved up To. the leader
and. ii driving fishing. disposed of her
Mnnlcy fought IL out for The place. The
formr. outgamed the latter for second
/ position. Owner T!gre said his mare ran
as il short and prefers a longer route.
Preen Falls Down.
Ten selling platcrs faced Starter Rich
ard pwycr in the second race. which was
decided OYER the five and half furlongs
course, Precn which ran Il good race the
daT before. was made the choice The
race was no, even close and the winner
turned up In Swagerlator. which was
PLAYED in spots by the wise ones at
TO !. sainest easily disposed of Valencia
for the place Precn could never get
going until Ihe race WAS over.
Trainer Jack McGovern and his manv
California friends won nice bet when
Green Isle DISPOSED OF the fast-cominc
Af:crna tn In the third race. Both horses
fought II out Inch by inch in the stretch
bur McGov"rn' s charge was the eamcsl
n the end nd Just. won. Aftermath haG
all the bad luck In the race. Had After
math co' off on even terms Il would have
been horse race. Royai Stone held the
balance Of the field safe for third hon
. ors.
The bulk Of the conFwas waeered on
Massa and Court Lady To take the mile
dash The winner turned mp in Dave
Weber. Jockey Rosen took nice hold
OF the chestnut eelding by All Green in
the run for home and had no trouble TAX
Ing the race from Court Lady. Massa
held Busvman safe for third money.
/ n. g. Bcdwcll arrived yesterday with
twenty-one horses. among them some OF
the best speed marvels in the country
One of Bcdwcll's horses. Madman. VIII
star, today in the fourth race. the Mid
vale handicap. 3edwcll recently was re-
insiated by tho Kentucky Racing assocta-
nection with the alleged doping of Nadso,
II Is said Of Bedwcll that he ALWAYS
his horses 10 win He has large fol-
lowing among the betting public Todays
csrd locks well balanced.
Yesterdays Results.
The summary:
longs-Veno Won (Jansen). g. even, to
:, Hrst. Dclena tHopkins). {. > TO .. 6 10
5. second; Lucille Manley (KederisJ. / TO
dene and Petite Olseau also ran
Second race. FIVE and half furlongs.
seiunE- -3WaGeNlator tN Ood), y. =, even:
hrst; Saincst (Roscr), ). . and to 5.
sccond: Valencia (Moriaritv), 10, and
z. third. Time. l:0S 3-5. Burning Bush.
Gene Wood, Elnreta Hamilton. Irrigator,
Alsxie; Byrop aud Preen also ran,
Scratched. Bclhower and Chief Desmond
Third race. six furlongs. selTing-Green
Isle lkederis! I. 10 5, 4 Ia 5. first; AZ
termath tRoreD, to 2. 2, even. second:
Royal Stone tRosen). to . 7 to s. to
~ third. TillInshast. Abe Slupskey and
Cabin also ran.
>, Fourth race. six furlongs. purse-Ster-
Ing tCevanaugh). IL to 3. 9 TO 20, out
hrst Marchmont (Wison), TO Q out.
ont. second; Novsorod (Rosen). s. o out.
ssnird Time. ia: Rosamo also ran.
Scratched. Gemmell.
Fifth race. one mile. seiine-Dave
Weber lRosen). 3. even. out, first: Court
lady Ckirschbaum). .. I to TO- out sec
ond Massa lSeiden). out. third Time
40 Green Bridge and Busy Man elso
ran.
sixth race. six furlongs. selling-Zahra
ykirschbaum). TO 10. to 3. out. first
Louise a. tSclden), 4. & to .. > to ;. sec
ona: E!eciroWan (Murphy), A. TO D
2ut, Third. Time. 1:l5 IS. Deneen and
Coriel also ran '''
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