The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-18
BEDWELL STEED
BID UP TO S805
Owner Out S340 if Wagers Are
Not Taken Into Account in
the Last Race.
WASATCH HANDICAP WON BY
CHESTER KRUM, 10 TO /
Arasee, the FavOrite, Beaten by
Small Margin During Sprint
at the Finish.

When Judge Quinn. carrying III. u
sedwell's colors. won the last rae raee io,rs AT ons
cost Bedweli just s3ao. for ": {. Scotl
bid the horse up to $500. Judge Quinn
won ss5 Of the 500 sN6 sso and Ss as ne
er was compelled to pay the difference
between $500 and si65.
The natural conclusion was that Mr
Bedwell was loser, but 1t is understood
that he anticipated what happened and
before the bookmakers cut in he had
placed enough money outside the rine
on Judge Quinn to more than compensats .
for the sums he had to advance TO avoid
parting with his sieed.
In the betting ring Judge Quinn was
a poor medium Of speculation because
his price ranged from from u ! 70 to 5rs 70 S,rd O.
race, Gilbert Rose. had run absoluiely
last. many speculators concluded that
Judge Quinn might also be a false ia,s, iaw-
Judge Quinn proved his right TO be a
short price.
The usual big Saturday crowd was
present Many thought thsTe satnrdsS wSre %95e @op
servative estimates Of the attendance
were from $500 TO 5000.
Speculation was lively, but most OF the the
hettors preferred favorites, consequently
In the upsets the books Jared very we'll
The Tribune Handicap.
Besides giving the winners In three
profitable ones for place as Annie Wells,
Chester Krum. Cabin and Thistle Rose.
Two Of the three best bets won.
Sanest was the favorite In the frst
race, which was selling sprint of five
and one-half furlongs. Sainest won han
Oily. with Hlacko second and Busy Man
third Sainodius. which ran in this race.
showed flashes of speed and many put
him down as a good one TO watch.
In the second race the Berry. entry
which was valhal and Sidon. was, the odds
0~v, r,ls 4
many who had refused TO accept the
short odds made up their minds to back
the next fayorite. Thistle Rose was sec
ond and Defy third.
AS soon as the bookies put up odds in
the third race the spectators made
rush TO get down on Gilbert Rose the
Bedwell entry. The horse has been con-
sidered of stake class and TURTLES were
surprised to find him IN a selling race.
: There was a large amount OF money
wagered on him, but great many OF the
Pickaninny. Tillinghast. too, was fancied
by some, while very few backed Billy
Myer because OF his recent good races.
Gilbert Rose finished absolutely last;
in front OF the grand stand and his race
showed he is not in condition. Annie
Wells. practically neglected as far as bets
TO yin were concerned. won the race
with Belella second and Billy Myer third.
Some had Annie Wells place or show and
a few others had Baiella also on the
limb.
Nadzu at 100 to l drew some fire from
the long shot brigade In the fourth race,
for Nadzu has some very good perform
ances TO his credit, but at very long dis
tances
This race was the wasatch handicap.
the feature Of the card Arasee, a good
long distance performer, was favorite.
Neglect Chester Krun.
The other entrants were Sake. Chester
Krum. Acumen and Sterlin. Chester
ost Resn Of # the maS ns as asoS sS to 70 TO
much fanced by the bettors, Although
he was picked In The Tribune handicap
10 run second, the majority OF those who
ha cked him were persons who had won
money on him SO often in other races
that they felt they ought TO put some of
1t back on him.
Arasee got off first and as they passed
the grand stand his hackers were crying
out that II was all over, but Chester
Krum getting off fourth gradually be-
gan. TO overhaul Arasee and at the finish
made game sprint which just enabled
him 10 win. Sake was third NadZu was
coming. but the distance was not long
enough for him.
that no cheering was heard but an in
slant later the applause for the winner
proved that the crowd was game enough
TO admire a good race even IL 1t meant
Jockey Mentry were given an ovation as
they came back TO the judges stand.
F, w. Doss, who bought Dacia out oi
a selling race recently, entered her In the
fifth race and everyone felt certain after
Davia won that some one would bid heT
UP. Dacia, however. was entered foi
500 and no one cared To offer more fol-
her. Perhaps no one was more surprised
than Doss himself when Dacia was no,
bid up. Workbox finished second and
Banorella third. Most OF the money had
gone In on Sticker. the favorite. and FREQ
Mulholland and neither Of them were
In the money. Louise B.. long shot
ran good race.
race was the selling war In which Bed
well was compelled 10 pay a heavy pre-.
MUM to protect the winner. Judge Quinn
NOTES OF LAGOON COURSE.