| Show THE FALL MEETING I Another Interesting Day at tlie Driving Park FIRSTCLASS RUNNING RiCES Ninena Daniel U and Ida Glenn the Wlun rM Some Excellent Time The Frog raunefrrTody The attendance at the Driving Park yesterday on the occasion of the second sec-ond day of the fall meeting was carcely as large as on Monday The chilly weather doubtless has had something some-thing to do with the small turnout and it was noticeable that the general habi tues of the grand stand sought out warm spots rather than occupy the seats for which they had paid However How-ever the weather was far from unpleasant unpleas-ant and those who attended were well repaid for it The drive to the Park is a very pleasant one and the pro gramme daily offered by the association associa-tion deserves much better patronage than it has so far leceived Jake Moritz and Louis Hyarns were agiin conspicuous conspicu-ous in the pool stand but the bidding was not very lively nace Mo 4 trotting 229 class in which had been entered Woodnut Rolla Cling aud Billy Nolan was scratched Matt Cullen had withdrawn his horse on account of lameness and Cling had failed to come to time Under Un-der the circumstances it was deemed prudent to cut the race altogether THE COLT RACE The days programme opened by Race No5 running twoyearolds five eighths mile dash for a purse of 5200 rhe entries were Green Prewitt b centered c-entered by H R Baker Butte AT T Ninena ch f B C Holly Salt Lake Ensilage b c Walter Smith Rajah s c S S Walker Marquis De Piro b c S F Walker Although it had been advertised that the horses would oe called punctually at 2 oclock it was 230 before anj of hem appeared on the track and another half hour was consumed before they finally got oil Ninena poll Green Prewitt second Rajah third Marquis De Piro fourth Ensilage failing to appear There was some little fear as to Rajah as he was acting badly He ran away with his rider durirg the warming up process and again when the first start was made He had gone fully a quarter of a mile befrre he was brought under control After an almost interminable delay the animals got away Ninena taking the lead hard pressed by Rajah Marquis De Piro next and Green Prewitt the favonte in the pools bringing up the rear They passed the judges stand at a furious gait and the positions named above were not changed during the race save that Prewitt fell farther behind and Rajah pressed a little closer to Ninena and in this order they came under the wire amid wild yells from those who had taken the field against the favorite The time 1064 is said to be excellent for a half mile track and this race aroused the enthusiasm of the spectators specta-tors so that bidding at the pools became be-came somewhat livelier Ninoiia I Kjah 2 Marquis De Piro 3 TretJ Prewitt 4 The next event race No6 RUNNING ALL AGES With three entries El Dorado b L B C Holly Salt Lake Vice Regent chg ch-g H R Baker Butte Daniel B chg ch-g Blivens McLaughlin Fort Benton In the pools Vice Regent sold first choice El Dorado second Daniel B third Vice Regent had the pole Danie B second and El Dorado third place Daniel B shot ahead and held it well around the entire stretch When Vice Regents rider passed the second time he pulled up evidently with the Jdea that the race was pYer > This left him away in the rear and from that point until tbe close there was a pretty race between be-tween Vice Regent and Daniel B Ch latter comin in abbt half a length in I advance Time 2IS > < El Dorado second sec-ond and Vice Regent third DanieLB 1 si Dorado 2 Vice Be nt xj fr 3 i 5 v f SIn f S-In the handicap trotting race hret quarter mile andrepeaf pursel50 tbe entres were Ida Glenn who carried 11U pounds pole Idift Boy 105 pounds second and Policy 105 pounds third In the first heat Ida Jriena hot sway from the other two ia Krtat shane Policy ajsfdose second and Idle Bry third These positions were Reid al the way around IUd winning 121 The second neat I la Glenn anuin led Policy again pressing close upon her and Idle Boy away in the rear These positionswere not materially changed during the heat aryj efjire hali the cm tance hadbeen traversed it was evident that the filly had matters all her own way There were some however who still thought the heat belonged to Policy and he gave some faint promise of securing itruntil the hojnestretrli was rJen1ied 1 when Ifia opened the distance between them a trifle and came under the wire a length ahead Policy second Idle Boy third Time 121 Ida Glenn roller u 8071 g11 Idle J3oy t Track Dust S ro s r iLBrsOI1 41100 rotapools ont on-t l races yesterday THE TRACK Is in very good condition although little dusty attimes hI t 1 BoL lShiit41 their compei tentTfiof caercs were kepJbuy between the heats r THE JUDGES yesterday were M1sr8 Webb Haines and Scott and they gave general satisfaction THE BEST of order is maintained so far notyen the slightest cisturlJance I has beeen inaugurated I VICE REGENTS rider pf yesterday has been ruled from the track A new man will ride the animal today MR JOHN STRICKLEY of AUa waa among those who took a lively interest inter-est in turf matters yesterday IT is hoped that the association will be rewarded with a much larger attendance at-tendance today The races close tomorrow to-morrow CHARLIE AUER wan a conspicuous figure fig-ure around the pool headquarters and the smile on his face indicated that something pleasant had happened THE OFFICIAL programmme of the Driving Park Association issued by J C Parker the Job Printer and is in a very convenient form giving names of horses owners colors etc besides I I blank spaces for keeping a correct record i re-cord HOLLY DID some tall kicking over the issue of the one and a quarter mile race because Vice Regnts rider pulsed him up under the impression that the race was over As the animal belonged to another party it was not plain to be seen why Mr Holly should have taken so much interest in the matter especially especi-ally when he had entered El Dorado himself TODAYS RACES Race No7 trotting 240 class pursp 250 mile heats beat 3 in 5 in harness Blaizwood b g enteredbyowner J K Gillespie Salt Lake City Denny Ryan br s entered by ownerS owner-S C wing Salt Lake City William M bI g entered by owner Wm Duffee Denver Col King b g entered by George Gallery owner Dr 0 C Ormsby Logan Utah Race No8 rujning threequ ifers mile dash all ages purse 200 Echo ch genter dbyownerBG Holly Salt Lake City colors red and orange Ida Glenn ch f entered by owners Blevins and McLaughlin Fort Benton M T colors red and green Vice Regent ch g entered by owner H R Baker Butte M Tt coloured and blue Race No9 running seveneighths mile dash 3yearolds purse 200 Daniel B ch g entered by owjaers Blevens and McLaughlin F ort Benjon M T colors red and green El Doradb b s entered by owner B C Holly Salt Lake City colors red and orange Argo b g entered by owner B C Holly Salt Lake Oicolors redisnd orange S I 1 |
