The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-01
layers Averages Of Union Association

state, and son of the late president of
the Pennsylvania railroad. Virginia is
represented by Mrs. n B. Davis, one Of
the few women of America who main
tain a stable of thoroughbreds. Cali
foruia is represented by H. Guy Bed
well; New Jersey by Thomas Monohan;
Texas by George NJ. Odom; Tennessee
by John w. Schorr and J. G. Greener;
Ohio by w. E. Num-, Kentucky by j..
n. Camden, Henderson e. Co and
Wayne o. Joplin. Even Canada is rep
resented by John Dyment, millionaire.
Another entry from New York is that
of Richard f. Carman. who has one OF
the most powerful stables in training
and is one of the largest winning own
ers Of the present season,
From the stables of these turfmen
will come the contenders for the Ken
tucky endurance stake They include
nearly all of the kings Of the turf now
i'll training. among them being the S40,,
900 Fitz Herbert, winner of many no.
table stakes up TO two mifes, which IS
as far as he has ever been asked 10
run; Bonnie kelso, an acknowledged
long distance champion; Governor
Gray, winner of the Jacksonville and
Latonia derbies; Markie NJ. winner of
the Waterhouse cup; Cintrclla, winner
of the Latonia endurance stake; Ches-
ter Krum. Watervale, Flint Rock, Trap
Rock, Cherryola. John Furlong, Bad
News IL. Schoomarm, Water Lake,
Chief Kce. John Louis, Cisko, Ben I'm
.1rr Ac
senger Boy, Textile, Patton, Rockfeld,
Royal Report, Fireman, Nimbus, Ayi-
mer. Star Charter. John Reardon, Mad
zu and the brilliant western performer,
Countless.
With from ten to twelve starters
picked from this array of eligibles TO
the Kentucky endurance stakes IT is
plain TO be seen that there has been no
race run for years in America dupli-
eating In the number Of starters and
their exceptional class this four-mile
contest. These starters represent the
cream of the running truf of the present
time.
Racing in Maryland,
There will be twenty-six days Of rae
ing at the Laurel track beginning Mon
day. When the stake blanks for the
meeting arrived at Montreal, where the
scene of the racing now is, they met
with the approval of the horse men
generally. The value of them has at:
tracted the attention of not only the
smaller stables. but the larger ones,
and it is safe TO say that there will be
plenty of excellent racing material at
Laurel this fall. Many of the horse.
men who will race at Pimlico have also
made stake entries at Laurel and will
go there to fulfill them
Specific charge that the race track
men have offered money to influence
votes in favor of the Gittins racing bill
has been made TO the New York Civic
league, which has legislative headquar-
ters at Albany. The bill lies on the
table in the assembly ready to be moved
for reconsideration when the legislature
reconvenes next Monday evening The
Rev. Herbert Tinsley Of Alligerville. UI-
ster county, has informed the league Of
ficers that Mayor Irwin of Kingston
was offered money to get him to in
fluence the vote of Senator tiero of the
Ulster Greene district.
Matt j. Winn, manager of the Louis
vile Jockey club and the Juarez race
track, and Charles Z. Price. the presid-
ing Judge, has gone TO the City of Mex.
leo. 1t is believed that their trip is for
the establishment of the racing centers
of the American continent in Mexico.
Turfmen here expect to see racing on q
big scale in Mexico this winter.
BY long odds the most important sale
of thoroughbred yearlings this year is
the coming auction TO be conducted at
Lexington by the Kentucky Sales com.
pany. The catalogues show total of
more than 300 head, and it is always
the case that there are eleventh hour
copsignments to all of these sales.
The youngsters that will be offered
are the same that would have been mar
keted at the Sheepshead Bay sales pad
docks under more favorable racing con-
ditiops. With racing in the state of
New York the market for the best
breeding establishments was found here.
Now that there is no racing it is nat.
ural that the yearlings should be sold
as close to home as possible.