The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-09-13

VIM. Fiannery named s 6 Munroe.
b. e. Holly named b m Fusilade.
Sorrel Mike was the ~fsvorite in the pool
by heavy odds. After the first heat there
was dissatisfaction expressed and the judge.
directed the marshal to take charge CT the
mare ana to put up another rider. Still this
Gid not have the effect OF raising Fusilade in
the pools.
The score Of the race was as follows.
Sorrel Nike ............- ...........l l
fusllade z
Muifoe. d
Time: 49a, 5Oa.
TRoTTING ACE
The next race of. the afternoon as a tot
ting and pacing race, mile heats, three in five,
S275, of which SIS went to the second horse
and So to the third. Black Douglass was
the PAGER.
Il. G. Holly named bl 6 Johnny Trouble.
Tate & Smith named bl s Black Douglass.
Harvey Brothers named bl s Black Dia-
mond.
Sam Scott named b g Billy Grant.
There was not much choice in the pools at
the opening, Diamond, Douglass and Trouble
selling in the order named for nearly the
same. After the first heat an impression
seemed to have gotten out that the Denver
people had brought out a world beater, and
Trouoie forced ahead in he pools. The trot
was a pretty one and the time fair, although
there was some uncharitable comment that
one or two of the horses had made much bet
ter time. The following is the score:
Black Diamond. l l
johnny Irouole...... .......,.....2 2 )
Back =
Billy Grant. 4
Time 2:39; 2:33aa;; 2:35.
Kun ING ACE
The third race was a running one, three
quarter mile dash, for $3.50, of which $50
went to the second horse.
{. II. Brown tanned b t Boulis.
Clayton Ramsdell named bri Queen of
Diamonds.
II. G.. Morris named CHI C McLeadem.
Boulis was SO decidedly a favorite IN the
pools that the buyers either regarded the race
as fixed or one unequally matched. The race
resulted, Boulis trst, McLeadem second and
SutOh vi ~ ilIlN lljIiC, l.1Ops
The judges for the dav were Messls.
Shields, Ward, Bynum and Basquet.
ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
Entries for three year old race, mile dash,
purse $3.50; $50. to second horse.
H. r. Baker names CHI. f. Formosa, by Sun
Dance, dam Norma, VT. 81 pounds.
NJ. q. Morris names b. C. Judge Buckner
by Castor, dam Flying Cloud, VT. 80 pounds.
WAi. Flannery names br. G. Turf Chief,
by Turf Gallery, dam unknown, VT. 81
pounds.
G. E. Williams names b. f. Carrie v, by
Cariboo, dam Juggle, W.T.. 81, and b. f. Juno,
by Cariboo dam Reply, VT. 81 pounds.
Archie Samuels names b. C. Pedro, pedi- |
gree unknown, VT. 80 pounds.
SECOND RACE.
L. mile dash, purse $3.50; 1915 to first, $50
to second, $25 to third.
VIM. Flannery names b. q. Turf Gallery
by kitlemaTi, dam Emma Barnes by Norfolk, |
VT. lis pounds, aged.
B. M. Farley names G. g. Grizzly by
Dashsr, dam unknown, w.t.. 112 pounds, aged.
q. H. Brown names b.. f. Boulis by INN,
Buckden, dam Genessee by Daniel Boone, |
VT. 100 pounds.
THIRD RACE.
Trotting race. $50 class, three in five, mile
heats purse, $500, 5000 to first, $75 TO sec
ond and 1926 to third.
N. McGuirk names f Fannie Patchen,
five years old, by Fayette Membrino, dam
Confederate Chief.
Sam Scott names b g st. Thomas, by Live
Oak, dam unknown; aged.
Geo. Benjamin names d 6 Smokey pedi-
gree unknown aged.
Entries in above races will close at 10 a. m.
to day..
From Saturdays Daily.
The usual number Of people was in attend
ance and although a raw, chilly wind was
blowing, the rain on the night before had
laid the dust to such an extent that but little
was experienced from that draw
back to the pleasures of the course.
The first race was a running race-mile
dash for three year olds-for a purse of $3.50,
of which $50 went to the second horse. For
this race the following nance horses started:
II. r. Bakers chi Formosa, 3; yrs, by Sun
W.T. 81.
NJ. e.. Morris b c Judge Buckner, 3 yrs, by
Castor-Flying Cloud WI 80.
VIM. Flannery's br 6 Turf Chief ) yrs, by
Turf GAllery-unknown; W.T. 81.
G. E. Williams b Carrie W., 3 yrs, by
.arriboo-Juggle; VT 81; and b f Juno, 3 yrs,
by Carriboo-Reply; VT 81. ZEE
EArchie Samuels' b C Pedro, 3 yrs, unkno
VT 90.
In the pools Formosa had the call with
Buckner a close second, the others selling
nearly even, with the exception Of Pedro,
who fell to the bottom of the list. This lit
lie colt surprised them all, and those who