The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-04
Tribune Handicap Gives Ex-
ceedingly Accurate Line on
Five Succeeding Events.
LAYERS OF ODDS BUSY
PAYING WAGERS THEY LOST
Good Crowd Sees Fine Card and
Most Spectators Have Very
Profitable Day.

terday were the only one who, hgurative
| ly a least. did not take off their hats TO
Will Hall, The Tribune Handicapped. He
had five out of six winners. beside any
number OF place and show chances.
With capital of $50. stout heart and
copy OF The Tribune handicap anyone
mobile in which TO go riding today. Sew
eral persons came near to getting that
much but others entertained that old
fallacy which has 1t that after three.
straight winnings have been made los
ing is apt 10 follow II is not when
one is guided by such a marvel OF ac-
curacy as the handicap resulting from
Mr.. Halls midnight obeisances to the
Bookmakers had the worst day since
the Lagoon racecourse opened. Their
!osings made them cut the odds in the
last race and a number of them even
in the handicap held out Meadow. but
those who crowded into the ring had no
difficulty in getting TO 20. which was
really liberal. from the more daring lay
ers.
w. McLemore won three OF the six
races.
In the first race there was startling
upser OF form. Swede Sam. belonging 10
j. II. Wilson. president OF the Lagoon
Racing association, beat Il number OF
considerably better steeds. The odds on
Swede Sam averaged about S to / and
there was tip out on him, so the lay
ers did not profit by this form upset.
After the second race holders of Lady
Rankin tickets formed long lines in front
OF the various cashiers. t..
- - Execute in Hard Drive.
No Quarter in the third started out in
front and held his own until almost 10
the wire. when Execute passed him un-
der the hardest drive ever seen at the
Lagoon course. Execute was a tired
horse when he got back TO the Judges
stand and some of his hackers did not
recover from their fright for a long
time.
cepting short odds. but they offered
enough Meadow money In the fourth TO
frighten several OF the bookies, who re-
fused TO quote price. Seven TO twenty
was the very best obtainable. but many
horsemen considered those odds exceed
ingly liberal, for Meadow is really OF
stake class. She won about as she
pleased.
Tickle Marie HYDE. which was fanclcd
by hundreds who like TO pick out their
own choices. ran away for ee-quarters
OF mile just before the fifth race. The
oookies quickly offered good odds on her
and were doing business when the bell
rang notifying them that the horses were
off, Marie was not factor On Parole
horses legs were boLherinS him so badly
that he was no real contender beside
Dacla- Belflower brought home consid-
cradle money for those who played her
Sterlin had no difficulty in taking the
last race making the fifth straight WIN
ner that The Tribune handicap had given.
Radtke gave Shooting Spray a good ride
and got the place.
Saturday Race Results.
First race. five and half furlones.
selling-Swede Sam (Fischer). S. 5 To
and even: was first; Doc Allen (H. Will
SOM s@nona H tGr place place and to show was
show. was third. Hidden Hand Ben
Stone. j: w. Fuller. Descendant, Elec-
trowan. Rey el Tovar, Quick Trip New
capital and Louis b, also ran In the order
Second race, five furlougs. purse-Lady
Franklin (cavanaugh), II to 20, was flrst;
Great Frier e. Burns), even for place
show. was third. Time. :O2 2-5. Mono
Lake, Nanny, Defy and Percy Hender-
son also ran In the order named.
Ihird T,, race. six furlongs. selling--Exe-
Quarter ti Woods. even for place. was
second: Workbox tSelden), 3 10 to
show; was third. Time. 1;l3 80. Nov
gorod. Godfather and Madeline Musgraye
ran IN the order named. Lena Leech was
scratched.
Fourth race. mile and twenty yards,
/. 10 20, was first: Sake (Kederis). even
FOR place. was second; Fcreno. no show
money. was third. Time, 1:42 SIS. Acu-
men and The Peer also ran
Fifth race. five and a half furlongs,
selling-Dacia tCavanaugh). l3 to'5, was
nrst; SwaSerlator III. Woods). 10 5
Tor place. was second; Belllower (Andcr-
son), 10 ] TO show. was third. Time
LOS 3-5. Valencia Kuropatkn, On Pa
role, Marie Hyde and Hal ran in the or
der named. Prince Winter, Sainest and
Margaret Randolph were scratched
Sixth race. five and "A half furlongs,
purse-Sterlin tCavanaugh). 10 D. first:
Shooting Spray tRadtlc), for place. was
second; Frank Mullens (Bevan). out TO
show, was third. Time 1907 Frank
Ruhstaller and Lescar also ran.
Auto Girl and Nanny coupled
a crowd OF not less than 1000 persons
was in attendance at the Lagoon races
The only unpleasant feature OF the day
was the delay In transportation after the
card had been run Off Mr. Bamberrer
was busy looking after his distinguished
guests, go he did not supervise the work
OF the dispatcher as ne usually does.
There WAS a wait of fully ten minutes
after the first train had been filled be
fore IL left the Lagoon. Then. just he
fore arriving I'm Salt Lake. the Coupling
OF the rear coach parted. II required
about ten minutes to repair It, but be
fore the depot was reached the coupling
parted again, There was also some dis.
satisfaction because trains advertised To
leave Salt Lake at lis and LAS n M
do not until Hftenp ynIp,to.