The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-09
HEBER HANDICAP
PRETTY CONTEST
lladman and MarclmOnet Fight
Speed Duel, Afording Most
Exciting Exhibition.
TRIBUNE FORM STUDENT
PICKS ALL IN THE FIFTH
Gives Winner of Feature, and
Calls Another Sprint, One
Two Three.

uncertainties which make the game
wnal ii is were beautifully illustrated al
the Lagoon course yesterday The pubic
in It's most cautious mood. was so desir-
GUS of getting Sure things that il neg
lected certain chances tnat would nave
proved exceedingly profitable.
One of the best crowds since the open
Ing day was present.
Including combination and field there
were nine books on and they did big
business. 1t was one OF The most proht
a bic days for the layers OF odds. aithough
certain individuals among the spectators
realized large sums. This caused some TO
believe that the books were losing, but
toere were q number OF bettors yesterday
who did not have occasion to interview
the cashier at any time during the day
VIII Hail. Tho Tribune Handicapped,
picked the winner of the handicap aud
called the fifth race, one two, three. His
best bet also won.
The Heber handicap was the feature
race and II was as pretty n contest as
anyone could desire tc see. IL was fourth
on the card. over the siN-!urlong route
and every one OF the five horses was well
backed Bedwelrs entry, Madman. car
ried a lot OF money. hut Sterln and Ara
see were the puhlics choices. Enfield
although he was the highest priced horse
in the race, was more popular thar
Marchmonet.
Madman Tires in Stretch.
They were off TO an excellent start. al
though both Mailman and Arasce were
restless al the barrier. Marchmone, was
IS steady an old plow horse. and in
the paddock several persons. had re-
missed a nights sleep. Madman soon
set the pace and his hackers were pro-
claiming in a most gleeful manner
that II was all over except casnns N,
when Marclmcnets machine-hke sttide
began TO tell. Marchmonet ran about SO
fasc all the way. and his steady pace
with q little sprint in the stretch made
him the winser. He was as good as 3 10
| although he pDpUpd 4
In the grandstand number OF women
bet on him. nut in the ring he was neg
among large Spectators who considered
II certain that Madman or Arasee would
win. VIII Hall. in The Tribune handi-
cap. picked Marchmonet and aisc pre-
Those who followed him IN This race won
nice profits.
ssterlin Is Unfortunate
Sterlin. scheduled TO nun third. might
have done had he not been unfortu-
nate. Jcckey. Buxton ON Marchmonet cut
lin a little. The judges for moment
or two considered disqualification. but the
interference was so slight that 1t did not
merit that penalty. so they fined Buxton
SIS for MS rough riding.
1ippy, at first quoted at 10 ]. Won the
first race over the futuriiy course. running
was ms good as 100 TO l to win. with cor
responding prices for place and show.
was second No one could be found In
the ring who had a ticket on Becluse for
place, although there were very few
who had MIN to show Tippy. however.
was the best backed horse at the price
that has run for some time. There was
a hot tip out on Tippv and, unlike most
Of such good things" 1t proved To- be
genuine. Lucille Maney, Green Isle,
New Capital and Coonskn were the 9TH
ers. Pedro was scratched.
A oe Slupskey won at last. In the Sec
ond race he gained the victory that, ac-
cording to the representations of the
talent. was long overdue. In fact. his
triumph was so long delayed that very
few at the course yesterday believed he
was serious contender Those who still
kept their faith in him and invested got
from 10 l at the opening TO l. TO l at
post time for their money.
Affair, which was as good as 80 70 l
10 win, was second In this race and
Osaudene was third. Neither Sim Feinu
or Lady Adelaide was In the money, al
though they carried the bulk Of the pub
lies investments
Silver Stocking in the third race was
well ridden by Bevan and reimbursed The
talent. Sainest and Valencia were in The
money. as predicted in The Tribune han
dicap.
The fourth race WAS the Heber handi-
cap.
Round and Round won the fifth race.
Gene Russell was second and Massa WAS
third, just as The Tribune Handicapped