Salt Lake Tribune | 1910-06-11 | Page 10 | At the Race Track

At the Race Track Manager Dick Dwyer of the Buena Vista track Is receiving wires every day from prominent horsemen asking for stable room. Sprcckles. the sugar king. Jennings and .1. Baker, all New I'ork millionaires, wired from urnvesond that they wish to ship part of their stables here for the summer. Dwycr mld that ho would have to build more stalls, as lie was anxious to have the stables of these rich men here, and he will wire them to ship. The Cullcn Hotel handicap is tho llrst big stake scheduled by the Utah Jockey club, and the best . horses here are entered en-tered for the event. This event, which will bo run this nrternoon at tho Buena Vhjta track. Is Tor six furlongs and for a purse of $100fl. for three-year-olds and 1 up. Judge and 1 lamllcnpper Skinner has done his 'level best to allot the proper 1 weight to each horse In 1 lie race, it I will be a hard race to pick the winner. Orbicular and Coldllnn will probably have I the calling with many of tho fans Jack Sturges. the well known New York 1 plunger, haa telegraphed from Montreal , Canada, for stable room, ami he will arrive ar-rive here In a few days with a car of seven hori-cs. The announcement received Friday at the track that the groat horse Servile had died of lung fever caused no MlMc surprise and regret as well. The horse was owned by the Johnson-Cray stublo and was valued at ?3000. Only S2500 Insurance In-surance was carried.