The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-03
UTAH HORSE WINS
FROM FAST FIELD
Unknown From Beaver Coun-
ty Surprises Talent, Pay
4" ing Over 20 to 1.
JUDGES FINE DRIVERS
Two Reinsnnen Disciplined
for Not Trying 10 Win
Their Heats.
JUDGES FINE DRIVERS

A sensational performance by q Ctah
running horse which defeated a fast
field and paid his hackers 1870 for
each SO ticket, and drastic action by
the judges in disciphniug drivers of
harness horses for not trying to win,
featured the racing yesterday at the
state fair. Parryshant, a runner of
unknown lineage, owned In Beaver
county, furnished the upset in the
running race while J. B. Keysor and
A. J. Nelson were the drivers who
drew the ire of the judges and were
plastered with substantial fines.
Keysor drove Mary Manners in the
first event of the day, O. 2:25 pace or
trot. The mare got away flying in the
frst heat but the driver restrained her
and permitted the field to keep within
striking distance. Hal J., always Sec
ond, came on ct the end TO win IN. a
close finish. Keysor was called to the
stand and questioned by the Judges,
and later a fiua Of 800 was assessed
against him. Hal j. won the next two
heats and the race with Manners sec-
ond each time.
Five Heats Necessary.
Before the horses went to the post
for the first heat in this race, a pro-
test was filed against Hal ]. tt was
claimed that he has mark of 2:0S51
which would make him ineligible to
start, and payment of first money to
his owner was held up pending an in
vestigauon.
Five heats wcre necessary to decide
the second harness event, q special
trot or pace Dictatum won tho first
heat, Grey Stay the second aud HELMS,
Jr,, the third. Nelson Is handling of
Dictatum in the third heat drew the
displea sure Of the judges and fine of
$25- He then went on and won the
fourth heat and finished second to Grey
Star In the fifth and final.
Although the horses alternated in
seemingly bewildering fashion in win
ey" made no mistakes, the nutuels
paying in the five heats as follows:
$3.50, $50, $3,40, $3.50 and $3.50.
Parryshant Surprises.
Four runners went TO the post in the
third race Of the day. a dash over the
five-furlong course. Tillipgbast, Tippy
and James Blackstoek, all of whom
tocratie equine company, received the
support of the speclators, while Parry
shant, stranger from Beaver county,
Was ingored by the entire crowd But
when 1t came to the running Of the
race 1t was the Utah horse first and
the others nowhere. Parryshant sim
ply breeged the distance with his mouth
wide open, stepping the 6ve-eighths In
Loo. James Blackstock was second
and IHllinghast third. Two dollar tick
ets on PaIryshant called for s4g.70.
Hazel c., Lew Fosgett's clever flly,
had no trouble In taking the final race
Of the day over the three quarter route
She was ridden by Corey, who had also
had the mount on Parryshant, and
maldng every post winning one,
breezed home in front of Hadad and
No Quarter. Howard Pearson pulled
up after going quarter.
The summaries:
First race, 2:25 trot or pace
Ia, = J. ,nssss IR.gselR GH:r;o,; H;;.......a i
5uddie C. Drew .....-..-.s 3 81
Miss BingO (Bakerl. ..........4 81
Utah Pointer (spicor)- 4
Snita Nm absi vi tJoass1 tMassa9 9..:.......-f 81
: Direct (Johnson) ......... distanced
Time. .2:1ss, 2:1s. e:17,
Second race, special, trot or pace:
3Ieta!Sg, 35ey star (SoSnao1, {HS1Ton2 .a p
Iel1nis. Jr (RusselD ......B S / 81
7leety Gaxelle tBaker).-.-.a Z 4
iipsy Wood (sIassa). ..-.,.4 DIR
Time-a:163, 214i. 2:1s, a:17, 3:l7.
Third race, hve furlongs, ss11ing-Par-
3lackstock, III .(FIilD. second; TiIlinr.
last. Ill (Pauley), third, Time-l:0a. !
rippy also ran.
Fourth race. six suraonss, sellins-ua-
el c: lo6 iCorey). 81. 40, won; Hadad,
09 (DicAbee), second. No Quarter. III
t1scher), third. TIme-1:l6. Howard
Pea rson also started.
NO harness races will be run today, tho
ime usually devoted to that feature be-
ng given To a display OF prize winning