| Show h tsi er w Win on Muddy at Far Fair Aged Indianola Captures Another Race Luke Martin rtin Surprises in First By Steve Malaney Inclement weather and uncertain track conditions deterred the usual racing crowds from their da daily ily pursuit of sport and as a result tie the smallest gathering of the present meeting witnessed the Thursday vents at the state fair grounds The card was somewhat in vs i th h the crowd being beina the smallest and cheapest of the meeting In SPite or Of tins tills tact fact there were some some- interesting contests The racing strip was sloppy during durins the early races and andas andas andas as a result all of the form dope was upset and outsiders captured the big end of the purses Hackamore probably one of ot the unluckiest horses hordes on tile track ti won the fifth al what was s-as probably the event of the day It ii was waR over the seven-furlong seven route In lii his last fives races here Hackamore Hackamore Hackamore Hacka Hacka- more has always teen been In the money but due to racing luck and now and then hen to Indifferent rides he has never been down there thele first Wednesday however he was excellently excellently excel excel- ridden by H H. Paden and after atter letting Doctor Corbett set the pace for most mot of ot the route he came up in the last sixteenth and won handily Doctor Corbett was second and Bon Boa Box was third Luke Martin lartin took the first race of five furlongs with Maurice Mulcahy Mulcahy Mulcahy Mul- Mul second and Albion Albio Licy third Albion Boy went out to an au early lead but couldn't hold it against the bid of ot Luke Lule Martin The winne paid 2700 to win In the second race Chevalier proved to be the best m udder takIng tak talc ing an early lead over the rest real realand and holding it easily all of tt the way Olympiad was easily the besl of the rest taking second easily Angelo well up in th the early ly IU run lUll n- n ning finished third Razon had just as easy u a time in the third race of ot five tive one- one halt half furlongs taking an early My I loud load d dand and holding it against au all comp compe until the stretch drive when Romulus came up with a h rIall and finished nose and nose with cyStic the winner In fact it wasn't until th the judges made their decision that thai the result 1 was known King Worth was third The fourth race was probably the most moat spectacular of ot tha tice day Before three furlongs had been traveled was eight elgh length len in front and and then folded up like a punctured balloon At the entry to the home stretch he was only three lengths In and they got home Indianola the 16 year-old year bay bar gelding easily passed him to take first and Kirkwood took second just lasted late l for tor th third IT I. Two favorites were wele beaten In the sixth rice lC by bythe the general genera upset of condition caused by Wednesdays Wednesday's rain Lady Barrett captured the LIce race which was waR ru rut rut- over the lie Newhouse hotel cour course Eo She assumed the lead shortly after anI the start with Lord Valentine hot hOl in pursuit In En the home honce h el Cadmus came from Crom nowhere to take second and Lord Valentine was third Sunn Sunny Bunny acted at the post and was ruled off oft for tor bad acting by Starter Jarvis As the barrier barller was sprung she bolted 1 to the outside fence heading Uncle Bill nm and knocking knockin him out of or contention f Further urthEr entry of ut th tho the horse hose will be refused at the thc Salt Lake Lak track Curiously enough Suu Sunny Bunny was c claimed in the race rac by C C. C R. R Thompson for The ruling of ot Starter Jarvis being the horse and not the owner will ill till still |
