Salt Lake Telegram | 1925-07-26 | Page 18 | Races Offer Throngs Plenty of Thrills

i Races Offer Throngs P Henty of Thrills fl I 1 Vi 1 i 2 V 4 r V fc 7 A e w wk k 4 c rw S I e 1 e t j. j et iii I r W N 1 t 1 1 1 ii p tp 1 p r i y I C r v 1 c I ep S. S tt 4 t c I v t I y tt A z r M h rt I 2 I V 4 x t 7 v 4 t t 4 v vJ id I mm f y- y rv gf f. f JL tt i I Here is the photographers photographer's report of the events at the tha state fair fairgrounds fairgrounds fairgrounds I grounds race track yesterday where a dozen thrills were offered th's Salt Lake racing fans At the top is George Gilligan with the leg up upI upon upon I on Erin Go Tom Kearns' Kearns speedy little horse in the Gentlemen's Gentlemen's Gentle Gentle- mens men's race Next is Miss Alma Kelly elly who presented the floral tribute for the race and Elmer Tex Dean starter at the local track Below is the presentation ceremony in th the thc Elks handicap which was won by Centimeter Left to right are William Patrick Kyne general manager of th the Utah tah Racing and Agricultural association Centimeter with with- Maskrid up and Mrs Claude Claud Johnson sister of Mr Kyne who presented presented presented pre pre- the floral tribute Lower left is George Gilligan with the trophy he won yon in the Gentleman's Gentleman s ra rade e. e Lower right is the presentation presenta presenta- tion of the cup in the special race Left is James H. H Waters presiding presiding presiding pre pre- siding judge center is Miss Kelly sponsor of the r race ce and right George Gilligan the winner