The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-23
GOLD OF OPHIR GOES
TO BLUE GRASS PASTURE

FAD lONE
Ward, and 50 now Clark Is Texas ranch
has become a producer Of race horses
son Of Hanover has improved lot on
his first start and is now a most prom
ising prospect for high-class winner
as a 2-year-old this season.
j. 81. Mead has turned over to an El
Paso caretaker his speedy sprinter
Sal Ali, and by keeping him out of
training until next fall, both Mead and
Trainer "Tex' Foreman are confident
of getting that performer sound again
so he will be able to race at the next
Juarez winter meeting. Sal Ali was
crippled in Kentucky last fall when he
was racing in winning form. Having
lost John Louis by the claiming ruote
in recent selling race here, Mead will
only have four horses to take back to
Kentucky in the spring. They are
Captain Bravo. Hanly, Bob Farley and
Chapultepec, the smallest stable cam
paigned in the East or North by tho
Pennsylvania turfman In several years.
Captain Bravo has not made good for
the stable this winter, as most OF the
meeting at Juarez he has been on the
sick list, while Hanly is one performer
the high altitude has affected here,
though he has succeeded in winning a
race.
ID F. CARMAN will take his en-
N tire stable back to Kentucky at
the close of the meeting here with the
exception of few horses he has :ac-
quired at the Juerez track by claiming
them in races Among those perform.
ers is Masalo, which has not made good
since becoming a member Of the east
ern turfman Is string. Of the new ad-
ditions to his stable he will retain the
kin and Just Red, a trio capable of
winning good races On any track. Car
man has raced neither Star Bottle nor
Sempronius at the Mexico track this
winter with the noted Meridian. These
two horses are his reliance in the big
Kentucky handicaps this season and Il
all continues to go well with them
such events beyond a reasonable doubt
during the coming spring and summer
campaign in Kentucky.
Ell Palomar, the three-year-old owned
by the western turfman @. W. Clark
and trained by John Lowe, is now sure
to be entered in both the Kentucky and
Latonia Derby races the coming spring
and by more than, one good judge is
contender in these classic prizes of the
racing season OF 1913 To date Ell PaIo.
mar has won twelve races, ten as a
two-year-old. He possesses brilliant
speed and in all his recent perform
ances has finished out in game and
courageous manner. He is a home pro-
duction and for this reason his owner,
who is a son of ex-senator Clark, is
ne ~ Ia kIn
sire of Ell Palomar, was q high.class
race horse in the middle '99s and is
now 90 years old He is a grandson of
Falsetto, being by Fresno, and Is out Of
the sister. to Jim Douglas, daughter
of Wild Idle. The latter Is son OF
imp. Australian and through Falsetto
El Palomar gets two more crosses of
Aileen, is by Bright Phoelus, which is
also son of Falsetto. In his last races
he has proved he is good weight
carrier and being bred to run dis
tance, good judges think when May
rolls around he will go Derby route
as cleverly as he now negotiates six
furlongs, and being trained and raced
at Juarez this winter, he will be far
better seasoned than the elegibles to
the Churchill Downs event,
CHARLES F. PRICE, presiding stew
" ard at the Juarez track, will not
ing is over. The efficient official has
been complaining lot this winter and
upon several occasions has been com
PEELED to absent himself from his duties
in the stand at the track as a conse-
qrence. Judge Priee purposes to leave
here next Monday and spend several
weeks the coming spring In the south
ern. part OF Florida resting up until the
spring and summer racing seasons be-
gin. In his absence here Manager NJ.
J. Winn and w. ii. Fechler will attend
to the duties OF the stewards stand
and President j. g. Follansbee is also
expected to return here before the
meeting is over. Judge Price will be
in the stand the coming spring, sum
mer and fan at Churchill Downs, Doug
and at Windsor, in Canada.
Buckhorn, the winner Of the Juarez
handicap and the star Of the big rae
ing string Of X. d. Mackenzie, will
not likely carry colors again until he
faces the barrier in the Clark handi-
cap at Churchill Downs next May. The
high-classs, son of Broomstick has only
been walked and trotted slowly for
more than six weeks and Trainer Ad-
klns does not now intend to race him
again here this winter. He had intend.
cd to race him at intervals all through
the winter, hut the now four -yeaT-oid
has such a prestige that in most any
race be would go in he would be asked
to make weight concessions which both
his owner and trainer think would be
unwise 70 ask of him. The son of
broomstick has grown and spread out
n lot ibis winter ond is now in the mink
Of good health. EIe viii be ready in
Trainer Adkins opinion next spring
and GUNNER and will at no time dodge
a meeting with such noted four-year,
oids as Free Lance, Froglegs and The
Manager,